Farm Buildings Burn At Quynn Orchards Farm
A morning fire destroyed the barn corn house and outbuildings on Quynn Orchards farm on Reid's Ford road four miles southeast of the city. Two horses were saved. losses around 5009 dollars. Firemen were injured. wind hindered suppression as flames spread to sheds, chicken houses, and a garage. Tenant Guy W Swamley and others were at the scene. cause traced to sparks from earlier cleanup.
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Quynn Orchards
Reid's Ford Road
Guy W. Swamiley
Swamiley
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Independent Hose Company
United Fire Company
A. A. Radcliff
Independents
Neat Hse
Monnocacy Bridge
Paul Rhoads
East Patrick Street
Jamies Marrone
Rhoads
Jesse Phelps
Alvie Nusbaum
Guy Swamley
Tramsville
Wey
Final Vesper Service Held Sunday At Hood
Rev. J Wr LeVan of Harrisburg will speak at Hood College on Sunday afternoon in Brodbeck Hall. The service ends the college vesper year. Dr LeVan pastors the Salem Reformed Church and formerly spoke here as guest two years ago. Prof Wade leads the musical program with a prelude and anthems.
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J. Wr. LeVan
Harrisburg
Brod.beek Hall
LeVan
Salem Reformed Church
Hood College
Henry T. Wade
Caesar Franck
Woratine Bonar
Charate
Seohaikatveke
the Witch's Oye Foundation
Widors
House Battles Over Size Of Relief Fund
Washington observers described a clash over next year’s relief fund with administration forces facing groups seeking larger or smaller than Roosevelt’s $1.5 billion recommendation. The vote, likely late in the afternoon, would signal sentiment on the economy issue.
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Washington
Howe
Roosevelt
C. C. WINS In J and L Voting At Jones & Laughlin
The steel workers committee wins the first federally supervised employee election, with 24 000 of 27 000 Jones & Laughlin employees voting 2 to 1 for C. T. I. O. representation. National Labor Relations Board announced results at dawn.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
HW. E. Lewis
Philip Murray
Steel Union
John L. Lewis
Jones & Laughlin
National Labor Relations Board
Local youths prepare for sixth annual Schoolboy Safety Parade
About 150 Frederick and county pupils in safety patrols depart for Washington Saturday for the six annual parade run by the American Automobile Association. County groups from Brunswick Emerson Walkersville and others join the Frederick contingent led by the Frederick High School band and city police.
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Frederick
Washington
American Automobile Association
Fredrick
Sam Brown
South Court Street
Ralph W. Boyer
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Frederick High School
S. Fenton Harris
Allen Bartgis
Omcer Herbert Strawsburg
Chester G. Clem
Church Street
Harry V. Frashour
Parkway
Frank Lewis
North Market Street
Boyer
Roosevelt
Congress
Army and Navy
Cers
Constitution Avenue
Sixteenth
Wisconsin Avenue
K Street
Rock Creek- Potomac Parkway
German Press Reports U.S. Prelude to War
German press renews attack on U S policy as a refugee laden ship burns in the Bay of Biscay. The reports frame the incident as a broader sign of rising tensions and possible precipitating warfare in Europe.
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Bay OF Biscay
Vatican Not To Halt Cardinal’s Statements
Vatican officials show no plan to curb Cardinal Mundelein's attack on the Navi government and condemn hostile propaganda. Amid pressure from insurgent broadcasts and press attacks on Catholics and Jews, Pope Pius XI is poised to publish documents defending the Holy See’s stance under the German concordat. Mundelein’s criticism is tied to alleged Nazi interference with youth programs in Germany.
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Chicago
CAPI
Germany
Thosm
George Cardinal Mundvlein
Navi
Vatican
Miundelon
Vatican City
Pius XI
Adolf Hitler
Holy See
Mundelein
Holy ‘See
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Publisher Of Papers In Danville Dies At 40
Danville Virginia May 21 Roger Anderson James Jr longtime publisher of the Danville Register and the Danville Boo died suddenly at his home. Public details note he had risen from bed to call his physician and was found on the floor. He leaves a widow two children his mother two brothers and a sister. He will be buried in Elizabeth Letcher Stuart New York, a granddaughter of Confederate Gen J E B Stuart. Services set for 4 o'clock at the Church of the Epiphany conducted by Rev N F B Wicker. He attended a Baltimore dinner recently where publishers gathered and paid tribute to H Burns Trundle.
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Board of Assessors
Nice
County Commissioner Board
Frederick
Alfred W. Gaver
Edward S. Delaplaine
Bil
State Tax Commission
Yayek
Gaver
Danville
Roger Anderson James, Jr
Danville Register
Danville Boo
E. Jone Miller
James
Elizapeth Letcher Stuart
Cart
J. E
N, FB. Wicker
Mr. James
Baltimore
H. Burns Trundle
Miners Sit Down Strike Halts Ground Work at Wilsonville
About 500 miners entrenched 369 feet underground at Superior Coal No 4 mine in Wilsonville under a sit down protest. Officials remained silent above ground while machinery idle, a telephone line to the pit cut, and a food supply line was reported, as the strike aims to secure a share-the-work plan for 200 workers idled by a nearby pit closure.
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Gillespie
Superior Coal
Miss Hall Weds Capt Louis Kreh at First Baptist Church
Miss Pauline Ruth Hall and Capt Louis Vietor Kreh both of Silver Springs were married Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock in the First Baptist church. Rev WC Royal officiated. Miss Geraldine Kreh sang I Love You Truly. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Silver Springs where Capt Kreh serves as Regimental Supply Officer for the First Regiment Maryland National Guard.
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Pauline Ruth Hall
Louis Vietor Kreh
Silver Springs
First Baptist Church
WC. Royal
Geraldine Kreh
Raymond Showman
Due Allier
Kreh
Maryland National Guard
Carroll Firemen Set 1998 Convention in Sykesville
Carroll County Volunteer Firemen elects Freiderick Church of Sykesville as president. Harry Meyers, Herbert McPhillipe, and Albert Phillips elected as officers with an executive committee including Waleh Westminster and others. The 1998 convention will be held in Sykesville with a morning address and organized by Tanesteen.
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Mount Airy
Freiderick Church
Sykesville
Carroll County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
An- Libres Gor Hatenyea
Harry J. Meyers
Pleasant Vallex
Herbert Mc Phillipe
Westminster Tecloden
Albert A Phillips
Hampstead
MH Gaswell
Milton Miller
Pleseant Valles
T. Went
Linehorn
Henry Foreathe
Sykeville
George Ro Emery
Manchester
MA Minnick
Union Bridge
Raymond Davidson Tanestown
Sykeeville
Wavor
Charlee Ogle Defianee
Audence
Jo Hoeeon
Tanesteen
Mosaing Tie Response
Salvation Army Chief of Staff Dismissed in England
London May 21 A secret court martial of the Salvation Army dismissed Henry W. Mapp 70 year old chief of staff after 40 years of service. The charge details were not disclosed and the decision followed General Evangeline Booth ordering a five officer panel for the proceedings.
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London
Salvation Army
Henry W. Mapp
Staf
Sta
Cane
Evangeline Booth
Mapp
Boothestroanars
Taylor Probed C I O Strength In Steel Before Signing
A 1940s U S Steel story outlines Henry Taylor’s inquiries into CIO activity in the steel sector before he signed on. It details subordinates' reports, Morgan and Baker influence, and the belief that union power among steel workers would shape production and profits. It notes internal doubts about the Lewis union and the impact of independent firms.
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Taylor
Rovner
Deore
Tuxtar
Morgan
Fir Nuship Financee
Bom
Lewis
George F. Baker
U. S. Steel
Lewis Union
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel
Upturns and Stagnation Mark Wall Street Session
The New York market fluctuated with little vigor as several issues posted fractional gains led by U S Steel and Montgomery Ward among others. Bonds rose and commodities shifted with corn steady wheat down while the pound held at $4.9444 and call money rose to one percent amid mixed industrial and banking signals.
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New York
U.S. Steel Hethischem
Montgomery * Ward Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Standard Oil
Not
General Electric
Warner Bros. Loew's
Pressed Steel Car
New York Central
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Wall Street
County youths compete in twenty third annual track meet
Clad in track suits and bloomers the county school boy and girl athletes gathered at the Fair grounds for the twenty third annual track and field meet under the County Board of Education and Playground Athletic League. Speedball games were at Frederick High School grounds while main events ran at the Fair grounds. Estimates suggested 500 or more children would participate, with last year’s 4 399 participants setting a record in school competition.
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Fair Grounds
Pat Education
Playground Athletic League
Frederick High School
A0-Hour Week In Labor Bill Aimed By Administration
Congressmen foresee a 40 hour work week and a basic minimum wage of 40 cents an hour in Roosevelt administration labor legislation. A commission would set program details and may grant power to adjust hours in certain sectors and establish wage brackets up to a specified level.
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Baste
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Connery
Dem
Mass
House
Girl Willed Returning Home From Piel Mee
Miss Pearl Storm a 19 year old resident of Taste more and ofooner city died Tuesday afternoon in Clerksville when the air mobile torowitich she was riding overturned She was refueling from the annual field meet of law wat counts echoose with T Guy Nichols of Clarikevitte serving as pitiver and Richard Pue rot Haakland Tf in the other car Officers reported a collision avoidance attempt caused the crash
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Pearl Storm
Taste _ more
Eldecott City
Clerksville
Ste
Iaw
T. Guy Nychols
Eves
Richard Puerot Haakland
Onophale
Willy Oneother
England Denies Windsor Navy Help for Journey
A British government source says Edward VIII will not receive naval protection for a possible voyage to a foreign country. No religious ceremony for his marriage to Wallis Warfield was planned, though arrangements were said to be under discussion.
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England
Windsor
HELP
NAVY
France
Duke of Windsor
Eaward
Warstorn
Spain
Tiends
Tay Beyment
Zoe Husa
Seg Rogers
Church Street Room Mothers Hold Final Meeting
The final Church Street School Room Mothers meeting was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Guy Motter presiding. Treasurer Mrs Patina Trout reported 112.40 on hand. bingo and play events boosted funds. Several Room Mothers earned perfect attendance for the year and thanks were given for support and cooperation.
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Rye
Church Street
Mathers Waa
Guy Motter
Patina
Trout
Matter
Chesster
G. Clem
Uidede
Mes
Hart Etchleson
Thelma Kefauver
Clark Mater
Thelma Harrison
William Null
Lawrence Shinsick
William Trout
Clifford Baker
John Éemmeman
Phil
Kefauver
Lawson Resigns Two Political Positions in Baltimore
Baltimore May 21 AP report states William Lawson resigns as city police commissioner and as chairman of both the Baltimore and state Republican committees. He had previously hinted at stepping down after public comments regarding party leadership and central committee roles.
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Baltimore
William 7. Lawson
Dane Yo
Lawson
Weather Record Details and May Precipitation
Weather notes show May precipitation near 220 inches, far above normal. Temperatures yesterday and last night report a low around 4 degrees with a high near 72, while upcoming conditions include moonrise around 2:07 a.m. and a forecasted cool day.
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A. Ak
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