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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

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Attack with hatchet injures man in home in Burkittsville

Charles Lucas, 54, was hacked with a hatchet in his Burkittsville county home late Wednesday night and rushed to Frederick County Hospital in critical condition. A woman named Martha Rose was present. deputies and physicians worked to save him while the state's attorney investigated.

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Nine sanatorium nurses graduate at Maryland sanatorium

May 23. Nine nurses completed their courses at the Maryland Sanatorium and received diplomas at a commencement in the Recreation Hall. Dr Charles B. Conley and Dr Jank J Geraghty delivered addresses, with remarks by Superintendent Victor F. Cullen. The graduates include Vida J. Barnes and many others from across the country. A reception followed in Nurses Science. Dr George W. Richards of Lancaster will receive an honorary degree in Edinburgh.

State Sanatoriium Maryland Tanbernosis Sanatorium Recreation Hall Charles B. Conley Frederick Jank J Geraghty Balmore ictor F. Cullen Vaughan Johnson R. N Cleveland Oniele Marcella Colzzan Paterson Sauma Louie Sanders Hacks Josephine Ida Sapone Oh.o Rose Grace Tolaro Miczile Boost Chattansoys eun Geneva Wayne Proctor W. Va Pollowme ihe Nursesicience Richards George W. Richards Lancaster Reformed church Edinburgh Scotland Wilsal New York Belfast

Weather Summary with Mixed OCR Data

Weather data fragment lists precipitation and temperatures with many errors. It cites 24 hour precipitation amounts, May readings, and temperatures with references to yesterday and previous year. Moon phase and times are inconsistent throughout the fragment.

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Phibey Storm Kills Four in Philadelphia Area

A severe weather outbreak in Philadelphia and nearby areas left four dead and near a million dollars in damage. Homes schools and businesses suffered extensive destruction as a tornado-like storm swept through, with widespread power outages and dangerous debris.

Philadelphia weather bureau hentningz Camden Fairmount

Riot Breaks Out as Hitler Envoy Arrives in New York

A May 25 crowd of about 3000 gathered at the North German Lloyd pier in Brooklyn to protest the arrival of Ban Weidemann, Nazi envoy for Adolf Hitler. Police clashed with rioters, arresting 13 people after bricks and bottles were thrown at the envoy and accompanying officials.

HITLER New York America Bans Weidemac Adolf Hiter Mazi deman lnm Somtheiner Columbus Bamery i Manhattan

Montgomery County Bank Opens in Rockville

The Montgomery County National Bank of Rockville opened on May 25 beginning a new era of banking in the county. With a near full return to normal operations, banks resumed regular nonglacial operations after the banking holiday, signaling restored liquidity and service availability countywide.

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Well's Explosion and Gang Gunners Work Reported

An incident on West South Street reports injuries with hair, arms, and legs burned. Shots from shotguns led to pursuit of two autos and a third car on Broadway, amid a broader account of gang activity and urban violence in New York.

NEW YORK TWO AUTOS BROADWAY hs tonneau Eaward Rosen Bronx Sadie Fortunne 1st street Houckerbeeker hospital Irene Savage Walter ODonald Hornell

Explosion Injures Youth At Home In Maryland

A 35 foot fall of debris from an outbuilding roof followed a mysterious blast at 321 West South Street, Young Hoffman, age 20, was injured and hospitalized in Frederick City. Addison Hoffman senior states no explosive chemical was found in the drainage tank.

Bown Addison Line Hottman Frederick City Hospital Addison Hoffman young Hoffman Cooper West South street tha famly

Office Manager on Stand in Trial of Charles E Mitchell

New York May 25 AP The trial of Charles E Mitchell former National City Bank chairman resumes in Federal Court with office manager of Hornblower Weeks under cross examination. Steuer questions Ryan stock holdings of Anaconda Copper Co including 81488 shares on June 1 1931 93000 shares and 82288 shares on May 4 1931.

New York Danwi T Bergin Horn- Diewer ard Weeks Max D. Steuer Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank Hornblower and John D Ryan Anaconda Copper Co Steuer

Frederick County Field Meet Sets Entries At Frederick High

More than 1,500 entries were reported for the Frederick County field meet held at Frederick High School. Officials prepared mimeographed outlines for the Frederick County Board of Education and arranged tests to Baltimore for the Maryland Playground Athletic League. Representatives from local schools attended as officials invited by Playground Athletic League delegate Smith Cramer Wa. De. FLV. Swearings.

Frederick county Prederck High School Praterck County Board of Education Baltimore Maryland Playground Athletic League Athtic League Smith Cramer

Bankruptcy Schedules Filed for Harry F Schmid Tobacconist

Bankruptcy schedules filed by Harry F Schmid tobacconist of 21 West Patick street. He fired a petition in bankruptcy a week ago through E Austin James. Assets shown as 3034.04 and 1208106.01. The petitioner was adjudicated bankrupt in Derriet Court and the petition referred to Bolden S Felwn. Referree in bankruptcy.

Harry F. Schmid West Patick street hs atformer E. Austin James aestis Derriet Court Bolden S. Felwn

Gavis Charged Over USNS Equipment Misuse

Louis R Gavis, above chief investigator of the Department of In tenor, faces charges relating to improper handling of government equipment. The case centers on alleged misuses connected to a Musce $392.5 server and related government property.

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69th Ascension Service of Evan Reformed Church

The 69th annual Ascension Day service of the Evangelical Reformed Church will be held at 7 o'clock tonight. Floral emblems and a program featuring preludes, anthems, recitations, and children's songs will honor members who died in the past year.

Evangelical Reformed Sunday school Don Grazia Andrews O Dvine Redeemer Gounod Emil Myers Rosanne Haffae Betty Montzom dean Biser Betty Etzier Margaret Hooper LeRoy McCardell gloria pati Narcissus Werm Harries Morgan Betty Bentz Jean Blumenauer Betty Marendi Jane Blumenauer Mary Alice Gather Jean Shull Jesus Serene Margaret Quynn Richard Wachter Irving Staley Richard Miler John Shaw Mary Prances Bentz Anne Brancenburz Ratherine Baker Helen Herbert Ciothida Mateny Marzacet Swain Frances Smith Peggy Himes Braemmet Jagies Staley Menrie Sauuttie Herm LG Beil pasar benedictin Mos Maude W D.::mar, Mrs G. Waring Trioz 3 ha.wmran of iis decorating committee Cai Lue Bentz congress Zeger Anne Pi Los Re Maze C. Schun

Market Rise Halts New York May 23 1931

Financial markets paused after two sessions of gains led by industrial and railroad shares at near record levels since November 1931. Wheat slipped early more than a cent, cotton remained firm, rails led the morning trading before broad volatility returned and the market closed mixed with call money near one percent.

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Armed Guard for Plant Machines and Beer License Hearing

Arriving in Frederick early this morning under armed guard four truckloads of machinery were unloaded at the Frederick Taubing Co plant on East Fourth Street for clothing manufacture. State police and local officers guarded the site amid fears of disorder linked to labor tensions and a potential beer license objection hearing proceeded at the courthouse with several witnesses testifying about nuisance concerns near a Jefferson Street location.

Fredenck Fredert Tauoing Co, Inc East Fourth street Baltimore Oo irda afy Laxtel 20fam pai hamara Mover Chamber of Commerce WALT Alonzo W. Cerun Jefferson court house Bureau of State Licenses Frank Bratton W. Clnton McSherry W. Franklin Purnell wil Coran Paul Z. Cuter Elmer Guyton Covan Frederick cecce Comum Reedy Sant Austin E Hale Albert HH. Humes Josepn DB Crampton Reefer Crampcon Georse Corn Lows

Pope Pius Blesses Crowd of 390000 in Rome Jubilee

Pope Pius blessed a crowd estimated at 390000 during a May event in Rome. The massive gathering reflected strong Catholic devotion and drew pilgrims from across the country.

POPE PIUS

Speeding Cases And Fines In Local Court

Two speeding cases were heard with one charge pended to a single count and a $25 fine imposed. Another defendant failed to appear, triggering a warrant for arrest while charges included speeding and operating on an expired license. State Officer Anderson led the case.

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Whitney Profit And Loss Figures On Sales Since 1929

Whitney reports that profits and losses on sales since the start of 1929 have exceeded 6 billion dollars. The figures are made public as part of the company disclosure to shareholders and the investing public.

Whitney

Morgan firm profits and privileged stock buyers revealed

A Senate hearing details J P Morgan & Co. selling over 6 billion in securities since 1923, with privileged clients including Calvin Coolidge’s ally and Morgan partners. The testimony notes cross profits, below market Allegheny stock sales, and large public offerings handled by Morgan and underwriters.

Washington Calvin Coolidge Senate J. BP. Morgan and Co Morgan George Whitney Wilam H. Woodin Fressery Norman 4H. Davis Roosevelt Europe John W. Davis Morgan partners Woodin Allegheny J. P. Morgan& Go Congress George Whitmer Whitney Senator Couzens McAdoo California Willam H Wook mostef Moran Paolic Wintney omac Wrimer hus fim im

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