Republicans Back Culler Win in Frederick City
A Frederick Republican group urges continued support for Mayor Culler to ensure the city sewerage project proceeds without political interference. W. Harry Haller says the party agrees on backing the Democratic-named administration, avoiding a new ticket and stressing the project’s urgency and outsider contractor management.
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Republican City Executive Committee
Culler
W. Harry Haller
Munshower
Haller
wAnok
Frederick
Maxwell
Rockefeller Returns Home to Simple Funeral Rites
John D. Rockefeller's body is moved to North Tarrytown for private family observances before a simple funeral in Cleveland. The 97 year old philanthropist died suddenly Sunday morning at his Florida estate after a life marked by privacy and wealth. His widow and 26 descendants gathered for the final rites in New York before the casket heads to Cleveland for burial Thursday.
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North Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Crum Duinand Beach
Florida
John BD. Rockefeller, Jr
Panama Canal Zone
Saatch
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Pilots From America Praise Spanish Flyers in Civil War
American pilots serving Madrid Valencia government commend the bravery of Spanish airmen they trained. Three U S volunteers remain in reconnaissance and instruction roles, Frank G. Tinker of Dewitt Arkansas Albert Baumler of Trenton and East Orange New Jersey Derek Dickinson of Seattle. The only American pilot killed was Ben Leider of New York who fell in combat near San Martin de la Vega on February 18 as Americans reported their heaviest fighting.
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Valencia
Spain
United States
Madrid Valencia
Frank G. Tinker
Dewitt, Ark
Albert Baumler
Trenton
East Orange
N. J
Derek Dickinson
Seattle
Ben Leider
New York
Enemed
Hines
San Martin de la Vega
Tinker
Bames
City committee race echoes Republican push for party ticket
The piece notes Republican activists weighing a bid to enter the field against the Democratic administration. Hart Etchiton, chair, said a Wednesday meeting was called for nominating and electing a new city central committee, with no clear decision on a primary or future candidacy.
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Republican Party
Hart Etchiton
Stolen Car and Gear Recovered After Early Freiderick Garage Raid
Officers seized a stolen automobile and a spare tire during an early morning raid in northwest Frederick. Two youths, John and Robert McCullough from Long Island, were arrested after a chase in an alley behind the Hendrickson home on Upper College Terrace. The car matched license plates belonging to Austin H. Lowe of Havre de Grace. a stolen tire tied to William B. Bennett’s garage on Lindbergh Avenue was found inside. Police found two empty cans in the alley suggesting gasoline theft. The suspects, who arrived in Knoxville after whitewashing work, face automobile theft charges with Havre de Grace owners notified. local charges were dropped.
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Frederik
Carroll HW. Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Ben Phebus, Jr
Allen McHenry
Hendrickson
John
Robert McCullough
Long Island
N. Y
Austin H. Lowe
Havre de Grace
Havre de Grate oMiers
Frederick
Not There When Woman Tas Slain
In Wadson county court Gladys Macknight testified that her former sweetheart Donald Wightman killed her mother with a hatchet on July 31. Wightman denied the accusation, saying he was upstairs in the bathroom and not present during the dispute.
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Jersey City
Donald Wightman
Peonter
Gladys Macknight
Wadson County Oyer and Terminer Court
Helen MacKnight
Col
George T. Vickers
Gladys
Catholic Daughters Elect Maryland Court Officers
Catholic Daughters of America Maryland No 28 elected officers for the year. Grand Regent Mrs Margaret M Hartman Vice Regent Mrs Muth L Smith Prophetess Mrs Mary Mask Monitor Miss Mary Russell Lecturer Mrs Jane Staley Historian Miss Nan Wilson Financial Secretary Miss Catherine Long Treasurer Mrs Margaret Murphy Trustees Mrs Irene Staley and Mrs Corinne Doll. After the meeting refreshments were served. Catherine Long and Catherine Doll coordinated arrangements.
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Catholic Daughters
Court
Maryland No
Catholic ‘Daughters of America
Margaret M. Hartman
Muth Tl. Smith
Mary Mask
Pearl Whiner
Monitor
Mise Mary Russell
Jane Staley
Mise Nan Wilson
Catherine Long
Margaret Murphy
Diatmarel wWoisner
Anitt
Irene Staley
Corrinne Doll
Missi Catherine Long
Catrine Doll
Arin
Kindergarten Closure At Frederick Free Kindergarten
The Frederick Free Kindergarten on South Market Street will close Friday morning. An entertainment at ten and an exhibition of seven years of work will be open to the public for children aged three and up. Teacher Margaret Eisenhauer leads the program.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
South Market Street
Wall Close
Meneere
Margaret Eisenhaues
Ead
Duke of Windsor Mows Chateau de Cande Lawn
May 5 Monts France Duke of Windsor mowed the Chateau de Cande lawn for an hour in springtime cadence. Mrs Wallis Warfield, rumored bride in blue, may appear from head to toe at events. Pierre, Paris’ famed hair stylist, said he was asked to attend May 31 to trim the future duchess’s dark hair and prepare a blue gown and wedding fawn for June 3.
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Monts
France
Wallis Warfield
Pierre
Paris
Chateau de Cande
Duchess of Windsor
Duke of Windsor
Roosevelt judiciary plan faces renewed opposition in court clash
Washington reports a wave of new demands for withdrawing the Roosevelt judiciary reform after the Supreme Court term. Opponents claim unemployment insurance and old age pensions undermined the court plan, while majority leaders Bankhead and Robinson argue security rulings won t affect the dispute. Despite forecasts of compromise, Roosevelt shows twelve victories with no defeats this term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Judiciary
Burke
D. Neb
Bankhead
D. Ala
Robinson D. Arkj
Roosevelt
Senator Baile Hosts Centennial Luncheon in Westminster
Senator Baile chairs a noon luncheon at Carroll Inn for state officials and dignitaries at Carroll county’s centennial celebration. Governor Nice leads the guest list with numerous Maryland leaders including Sasscer Jackson Radcliffe Reckord and Tydings, followed by a Hoffa Field pageant and a supper at Senator Baile’s home.
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Harry W. Nice
Westminster
Carroll County
Hoffa Field
Western Maryland College
Carroll Inn
J. David Baile
Baile
Eugene Walsh
Charles Klee
Charles W. Melville
Snile
Nice
Walter R. Rudy
Maryland Senate
Sasscer
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
Emanuel Gorfine
House of Delegates
Milton A. Reckord
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
William P. Cale
Charles Carroll, Jr
Neal Parke
William H. Forsythe
Linwood If
Clark
Paul M. Winnert
I Peyton Greene
Balle
Lewis
UR. Woodward
Kenneth B. Boyd
J Howell Taylor
Land
Charlee McC
Hamma and Clary
Frederick
Arthur TW Doll
Edward C Gilbert
Dorenthy T Hood
Sterling Ro Rate
Frank
Lave
Evansville Jail Term For Man With Time To Spare
James Hanley, 42, usually idle, gets a day or two at the local Jal after a driving incident. Authorities say he will serve a short term in the city jail as a consequence of prior conduct.
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Evansvills Tod
James Hanley
Port
Arunkes
Emare Timas
Last Senior Assembly and Commencement at Frederick High
Frederick High announces final senior assembly on June 7 with wills, prophecy and awards. Baccalaureate on June 11 at 9:00 a.m. in the school auditorium, Rev. Dr. Henry L. G. Kiefer delivering the sermon. Commencement at Tivoli Theatre June 10 at 10 a.m. with glee clubs and orchestra. speaker to be announced.
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Te Frederick High School
All Leary
Henry L. G. Kiefer
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fiist
Tivoli Theater
William E. Brish
Robert Harrison
Edgar Nicodemus
Nelson Shull
Marty Baumgardner
Edna Keller
George Chapline
William Brachey
Mary Mumford
John Tate
Virginia Kline Reee Miller
Grace Angleberger
Jane Boyne
Pauline Powell
Mary Watkins
Virginia Shipley
Ruth Pickett
Edward Greystoke
Ernest Webb
Sheridan Barber
Peggy Stauffer
Kitty Stoner
Helen Haines
Jewel Study
Estelle Pickett
Parkway
Church Street
Leary
F. Hf
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Little Brothers and Sisters
Margaret Motter
Anes Commercial
Prac
Geraldine I Fitez
Econot
Moore
E Horine
E. Spencer Ware
Yrac
John Sausser
Francie Riddlemorer
Anne Louier
Maxwell Dean Price
Clarence March
Virginia Quvan
Asports
T Peegy Myeere
Elerbert Stitely
Reese Shoemaker
Kenneth Alexander
Alma Stater
John Mot+ter
Eutha Wachter
Jack Queen
Robert Rose Cell Debarah Maller
Elizabeth Shaw
Minean Hendrickman
Ree Portere
Robert Mattie
Virginia Noreoke Lareille
Sulsie Sface Hankin
Betty Hinre
Cralya Ries
George Lee Iuhy
Roehard Haar
Ruta Buts
Man Struck by West Maryland Train Dies Here
John Wolfe, 64, was struck near Bridge 99 along the Western Maryland line while walking along the radioed track. He suffered a fractured skull and arm and died about three and a half hours later at Frederick City Hospital after being carried to Thurmont and onto the hospital. The No. 6 train en route to Baltimore stopped at once. an inquest was expected.
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Mary Hind
Pourawataty Falloon
John Walfe
Mar Bants
Frederick City
Wolfe
Bridge 99
Berg
C. E Smith
C. Hann
Thuront
Western Maryland
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Baltimore
Soviet Executions In Siberia Now Total 55
Moscow reports 11 more executions at Khabarovsk in the Far East bringing the Siberian total to 55 in recent days on sabotage charges linked to Japanese intelligence. The terse Pacific Star communiqué dated May 15 announced the sentences by a secret mission of the military collegium of the supreme court, which also sentenced 44 others at Svobodny near Khabarovsk and Manchuria.
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Moscow
Khabarovsk
Far East
Siberia
Pacific Star
Communiue
Supreme Court
Svobodny
Manchouria
New Westward High School Names New Pupil Leadership
The new state trained by the outgoing pupils and the four year program aims to be unique in Newland. Gifts to the school library include a Copley print by Walt Schell, Toye Wagh School graduate and Maritime Commission assistant in Washington. The Evolution of A Book series continues with the first printing press image, and the library collection adds the nine year coverage by National Create ataptic Mages.
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Rea Mi Newland
Duewalt Schell
Toye’ Wagh School
Maritime Commission
Washington
IDC
Ool
Ueaf
Schell
Chester Kemp
Mrs Lindbergh Hospital Scene Recalled In Intrigue
A garbled 1930s style report recalls the Lindbergh incident with a baby, hospital, and royal presence. Names Newfoundland of a London home and embassy appear amid confusion about custody and privacy. The piece hints at a tense public scene outside a hospital near Harley and Weald Kent.
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Landis
Rely
London
Val
Lindberg Merpang
Ornnte Maternae Bosp
Aene Morrow
United States
Orderia
Eta
Mis Wale
Bis Daseahd
Fae Chae
Harley
Weald Kent
Mob Burns Body of Fatally Injured Black Suspect in Bainbridge
A mob of about 100 men dragged Willie Reed, 20, a Black suspect wounded by an officer, from a jail area in Albany and burned his body in a Bainbridge baseball park after seizing it from a funeral home. The incident followed reports of two white women wounded and mutilated with a hack cutter by Reed, who allegedly admitted the attack.
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Bainbridge. Ga
Willie Reed
Albany
W. J. Catledge
Ruby Hurst
Vennie Mae Richards
Reed
Dothan Alnoo
D A R Chapter Holds Monthly Meeting in Braddock Heights
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Monday afternoon at Mrs. James H. Morris home Braddock Heights with Mrs Hammond Clary newly elected regent presiding Plans covered the Flag Day luncheon June 14 at Peter Pan Inn Urbane and placing flags on graves of fourteen Revolutionary soldiers Also planned a public card party at Mrs William M M Storms 207 Rockwell Terrace June 29 An invitation from Francis Scott Key Post American Legion invited D A R to Memorial Day Service next Sunday George C Rhoderick of Middletown spoke on National Defense and members noted plans for Centennial Pageant participation followed by a National Defense resolutions reading and group singing of America
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William MM. Storm
Rockwell
Terrace
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Carroll County
David D. Kolb
Braddock Heights
J. P. Feiser
National Defense
America
Feiser
George C. Rhoderick
Middletown
Aadry W. LeGore
Charles W. Ross, Jrd
Meat Shares Shift In Tepid New York Market
New York traders showed a lightly chilly attitude as shares moved with little momentum. The market remained technically mixed with declines limited to a few issues, and trading continued in a cautious tone amid a subdued session.
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New York
Henkers
Unions Turn Full Attention on Ford Plants in Battle
The United Autoworkers Association launches a major campaign targeting Ford Motor plants with new organizing offices near Bearburn. The effort aims to enlist Ford workers across a 90,000 employee region, signaling a broad labor showdown across major manufacturing sectors.
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Tse
Hugh Conmsani
United Auetumohele
Rgof America
Cessial
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Bay
Ford
Bearburn
Paroled Sailor Who Shot Wife Opens New Life
Annapolis May 23 AP Gov Warry Nice announced parole for William H. Dix former seaman convicted in Baltimore October 1929 for fatally shooting his wife Leah Dix. Dix, convicted of manslaughter, served six years of a ten year sentence with sponsor A Wilson Mattox to secure employment.
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Annapolis
Warry Nice
William H. Dix
Baltimore
Leah Dix
Dix
Nice
A. Wilson Mattox
Prisoners Aid Association
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending today at TamM tadarmine with May to date 2a8 inches and May overall 2.0 inches. Historical note cites 1937 May precipitation 177 inches. High temperature yesterday and forecast for today include values around 8 pm and near a tamperitre duet.
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