Five School Pupils Injured As Auto Hits Pole
Five Frederick County school pupils suffer injuries when an Essex car driven by John H Hankey Jr overturned after hitting a telephone pole on the Baltimore pike near Mount Carmel. Barbara Hickman 13 and Loretta Sterling 14 have leg injuries. Josephine Fisher 24 faces facial lacerations and shock. James Zimmerman 13 escapes uninjured. Rosier Emmans 14 and John Hankey Jr. receive head lacerations. Passengers were headed to a field meet when the car overturned. Hankey Sr. owned the vehicle. Police investigate. victims rushed to Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inturst
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
Barbara Hickman
Harry C. Hickman
Josephine Fisher
Samuel Fisher
Loretta. Sterling
Harry A. Sterling
John H. Hankey, Jr
Johan H. Banker
Norch Market Street
Rosier Emmans
George H. Emmans
Patrick Street
James Zimmerman
Harry Zimmerman
East Third Street
Miss Sterling
Patrice Sceet
Fair Grounds
Frederik County
Hankey
Mount Carmel
Essex
John H. Hankey
Frederick High School
Frederick City Hospital
Bagkey
EH. V. Warner
Mt. Air
T. Stuart Hali Yer
Biate
Shockley
Schoolboy Dies While Trying to Save Girl in Virginia Tragedy
A schoolboy died attempting to rescue a girl during a Sun recess at a Virginia location. The boy sheltered the girl as a tree toppled over a fence, shielding her before he was struck. Funeral services followed for Gordon Titus with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolboy
Girl
Ee Linkin Saal
Tac
Hutchison and Simpsone
Harry
Hughsrie
Gordon Titus
Siestsiers
Sas Lad
Cerrerane
Baptists Meet in Cumberland with Various Programs
Baptist assembly planned for June 5 and 6 in Cumberland with delegates from Maryland churches. Rev. W C Royal will preside, J Y Finch will give welcome, Rev Royal to respond. Women’s missionary societies meet, reports from committees due, and tasks assigned by several pastors. Also a Second Baptist Religious Education meeting led by Col Joseph H. Cudlipp in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
First Baptist Church
Maryland
W. C. Roval
Frederick
Womens Missionary Societies
J. Yancy Finch
Mr. Royal
J. P. Daniel
Enuiswick
H. H. Nicoll
Germantown
B. M. Osgood
Rockville
J. ¥. Irwin
Hagerstown
W. F. Claybrook
Budget Meeting Schedules for Montgomery County Board of Education
Montgomery County Board of Education plans a special meeting next Tuesday to review the school budget for submission to the County Commissioners for inclusion in the annual tax levy. Superintendent Edwin W. Broome says the board aims to finalize the budget, noting the need for about twenty additional teachers and higher salaries under the new salary schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery S
Budge Wii
Broome
Tokyo Tornadoes Sweep Fukushima as Floods Kill 12
AP reports massive floods in Fukushima after Japanese storms inundate more than 3000 houses. Bridges collapse and toll rises with 12 dead and wide material losses. Numerous fishing boats damaged. hospital and school facilities affected. rescue efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Fukushimaa
Asstere
Convention of County W C U I Held Thursday
The county W C U I convention met Thursday with Mrs Haslup state president as speaker. Officers were elected, reports accepted, and a memorial tablet to Frances E Willard announced for the next state convention in Indianapolis. The gathering praised local cooperation, noted membership gains to 513, and heard talks on crime, temperance, and sister work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumpertoe Sino Asoks
Attencame
EL Wehler
Recoreins Stereta
WLCO
CE. Wehler
F. B Sanping
Sarah C. Thomas
Frank L. Stoner
L. C. Horne
Ciacdc
Stoner
Frances E Willard
JG. Shawbsker
Monrovia
W. Barigis Siom
Lurker
Haslup
Woman's
Iquets
Miss Ats
Tex Morse
Russ Jame DeLasimutt
Ecity
Miss Morsell
Aliss DeLashmutt
Unio
BF Ars
Lford C. Culler
Bs Jarecting Wert
Ella Main
Thos
Cybers
Ib Fear
Frecerck
As & 6
Marine Corps Officer Dinner Honors Graduating Class Victim
A formal Marine Corps officer dinner honors the graduating class while acknowledging a member killed in a recent plane crash. The event underscores the impact of the tragedy on cadets, instructors, and families as the corps pays its respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Largest still destroyed in Frederick county raid
Federal agents destroyed a 1700 gallon open air still near Thurmont in western Maryland. About 15 000 gallons of whisky mash were also wiped out. Two suspects were arrested though an official arrest was not confirmed. Local authorities claimed no knowledge of the raid and said federal agents were working independently in the northern Frederick County mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumderach
Thurmont
Maryland
Cumberland
Thurtmont
Tiom
Im- Cti
Frederick County
W. C. Roderick
Mrs Tunney in serious condition after operation
A Brion Adriatic dispatch reports Mrs Gene Tunney’s condition worsened after surgery though not yet desperate. Her brother George Lauder says reports of critical status are denied and that she was reported comfortable by their mother.
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Brion
Adriatic
Gene Tun
Tunney
Cadre
Roviges
Greenwich
Say
George Lauder
Gene Tunney
Annual Holstein consignments draw large crowd at fairgrounds
A large crowd attended Mith annual Holstein sale at the Fair Grounds under the Fred County Holstein Breeders Association. Over seventy head entered with brisk bidding in the morning and prices generally fair. Top price 325 for Charles Wertheimer cow. Peters of Bridge sold 300 with calf at 55. Diamond of Gaithersburg cow 506. Chestnut Farms sold 295. yearling sold for 85. Auctioneer Walter S. Andrews. J Homer Remsberg, president of the State Holstein Association, assisted with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred County Holst Breesers” Association
Charles Wertheimer
Ed i Peters
On Bridge
Diamond
Gaithersburg
Chestnut Farms
Walk
J.P. Kelly
Four Robbers Hold Up East Orange Trust Co
Four robbers robbed the East Orange Trust Company in New Jersey and fled in a car with a nominal sum. Police reported a lookout and that patrons and staff faced the wall as the gang executed a swift heist. The loot was later estimated over 50 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange Trust CO
East Orange
N.J
East Orange Trust Company
Oklahoma Bank Heist Nets 80000 Inville Robbery
A bank messenger was robbed of eighty thousand dollars in downtown Oklahoma in an attack on the American First National Bank. The assailants fled as the messenger Charles Yor was shot in the arm and another man escaped in a second vehicle. Police pursued the suspects amid traffic disturbances near a Federal Reserve area.
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Oklahoma Cry
American First Mational Bank
Corer
Federal Bank
Charles Yor
Woocil
Feterei Roserme Bank
Ie A
Three Children Dead Near Mother in Suspected Attack
Report notes three children dead near their mother with throat cuts. The incident described as self-inflicted by the assailant is unclear. A new pastor is to be ordained, with Rev. F Al Rosenberger to be consecrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F AL Rosenberger
Sern
S Vosmere
Rai
Eger R ‘Hy Bair
Ve Chavae
Local Field Meet Sets State Record at Brunswick Event
The local field meet drew near 9000 entries as morning matches produced winners. Schools and teams across Brunswick area, including Church Street and Wolfsville High, posted decisive scores in dodgeball and related events. Team rosters and individual names are listed among results with Mary Brandenburg and Roy Summers noted among organizers.
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Ballmiere
Ohio
Tooth
Brunswick
Thruty
Dallis
Church — Street
West Brunswick
Woodsboro
Lesastown
Wask Street
North Market
Wolfsvide High
Middletown Hiuga
Wailxerville
Urbana
Peagainile
Burkssesville
Myersville
New Market
Church
Street
Woodsbero
Wolfsvile High
Washington Street
Wil
Fogh
Thur- Mont High
East
Libeigh
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Walkersne
Feasasile
Chureha
Brook Hill
Jefferson
Harmony
Creysland Summer
Roy Summers
Charles Baker
Melwin Baker
Marion Kling
Madelline
Mary Rohrer
Anna Gilbert
Mary Brandenburg
Fer High
Sen Gaha
J. Margare
Haan Getare
Celcatca
Watling
Mate Firemen To Meet In Lonacondy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering of firemen in Lonacondy with delegates and delegated amounts. Mention of parade features and local finances includes figures such as $38 and $50, plus references to state involvement and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonacondy
Isis
Strand
Lou
Apyrath
Auto law violations cited across multiple towns
The listing details penalties for traffic offenses in Buckeystown Frederick and Middletown. Names include Carl Weedon Samuel Loata Pilar Fasc Albert Morgan Harold E McCarthy Robt J McNeilly J F Rodman and Jacob H K Gorman with fines license suspensions and revocations. A fatal accident near Walkersville involved Arthur Smith ten years old struck by Roy B Kidd. deemed unavoidable.
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Conta
Wheda
Roof
Autem
Buckeystown
Carl Weedon
Weedon
Frederick
Saniel Loata
Albert Morgan
J. Alene Williamson
Jquor
Middletown
Ifsrold E. McCarthy
J. McNeilly
J. F. Rodman
Eileatt City
Jacob HK. Gorman
Bailmore Pike
Ellicott City
Arthur Smith
Walkersville
Roy B. Kidd
Three Die In Gun Fight With Florida Burglar
Petersburg Florida May 24. An 80 year old attorney Merril Wasnt Barry a detective and a Negro burglar were killed here after Merril surprised the robber in his home. The three men died in a gun fight as others heard the shots.
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FLA. Negro
Petersburg
Fla
Merril
Barry
Pegro
Merrill
Merl
Presbyterians Weigh Denominational Union
In St Paul Minnesota a Presbyterian assembly discusses potential union efforts as church leaders consider future relations and possible mergers. The report highlights key figures and regional context while noting ongoing debates within the denomination.
Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Events at Hood College
Hood College hosts a busy commencement weekend with a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. George W. Richards on Sunday at 11 a.m. and an organ recital by Prof. Wade at Brodbeck Hall at 3 p.m. Alumni events, class reunions, a senior play, and a campus parade precede Monday’s Class Day activities including laurel planting and gown ceremonies.
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Boat Hood College
He. T. Wade
City Opera House
Macrore Keith Stackhouse
Pins
Virginia Boone
Luke
Med
Hood
Colmes
Brodbeck Hall
Niuncheon
Coblentz Hall
Wille
Braddock Hotel
Alumirae
George W.richards
Theological
Laptaster
Wade
Apple
ySenior
Iumer
Miy
Ce Stal
Frederick
Coleg
Kentuckian Named Internal Revenue Head
A Kentuckian has been named to lead the Internal Revenue Service. The appointment elevates a career tax official amid shifting federal tax policy and budget demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuckian
Internal Revenue Head
Robert Er
Joer
Ted
Senae
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Baptists
Berland
Young People's Department
Frederick County Council of Religious Education
Evangelical Lutheran
East Second Street
Josenh H. Cudlipp
Maryland-Delaware Council
Ous Education
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eltr
Bays Loudoun Power Company
Loudoun Light & Power Co
American Water Works & Telecortic Co, Inc
New York
Lstter
Loudoun Lights& Power Co
M. N. Lyon
Papacity
American Water Works & Electric Co
Northern Virginia Power Co
Winchester
Charles Town
West Penn Power Co
Potothat Edison Co
Gittinger
Frank Gittinger
West Seventh Street
Gittingtr
Scott Rey
Gharles F. McKenzie
West Patneck
Gillin‘ger
Reco
Max Paswomins
E. C
South Mas Street
Rockriver Hall
Bre Ww. Co. Lecce
Dr. S Rovers Dance
Baictroe
Montgomery School Board
Fratzen Hospital School of Naming
Batimor
de- Eserea
Buhop WI Wang
W.C
U. I
Feagaville Church
Cate
Edison Fellowship
Saan
Andrej Sencus
Y Hurt Fai Gaen
Ge Aed Wes
Cape Ha Tien
Etoled Vintis
K. Dehin
Sena
Ps National
O Greusa Quaia Bess
Tastrasta
Tsrhay tSiatun
Oklahoma Bank
S. Romen
High
Efeirantas School
S. Paul
Minn
Pinker
Ioas
Tear & L. Howard
F. Games
Stapt
A. Hasgts
AL McG
Dr, Richards
Dance Hotel
Braddock
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