Feagaville Crash Wrecks Truck Carrying Eggs and Chickens
A truck loaded with 25,000 eggs and 900 chickens wrecked in Feagville when it struck a culvert and plunged into Jenger Creek. Driver Pred Anderson and assistant Freener escaped with cuts, while the cab and cargo were demolished. Residents aided, 60 crates of chickens and additional eggs aboard. investigators to review the scene.
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So'cdck
Feagavile
jenger creek
Pred Anderson
Jes Ford
Tenn
Freener
mirace
Iderson
anand
sid
Anderson
Meener
James Shaff
tro nours eener
hich
Baltimore
Simore
ennesser
Andersen
diet creek
Mie
wene
Parley Appeals for Amendments to Repeal Prohibition
Washington March 26 AP Farley asserts repeal will end speakeasies bootlegging and gangsters and improve temperance. He argues vast tax evasion funds criminals and that repeal reduces unemployment taxes tied to 18th Amendment. Farley as Democratic National Committee chair seeks 31 arts workers to campaign for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farle
United
Bureau of the Budget
Farley
wmotratic National committee
repezi
Weather summary from 1932 observes May to date rainfall
Weather notes report 14 hours of precipitation ending at one with May totals near 2.99 inches. May 1932 recorded 7.05 inches while 1933 May shows excess. Daily highs reached 89, lows around 65. Sunset around 7:26 p.m. and moonset near 4:10 p.m. The piece notes unit errors and era terminology.
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Novia
County Club Women Exhibit Farm Products in Virginia
The Frederick County Farm Bureau Woman's Market group attended an Arlington exhibit of farm women’s activities at Virginia Highends near Alexandria. Attended by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs Henry Wallace, the event drew about 200 people from Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and federal farm groups.
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Frederick County
Farm Breau
Farm Bureau
Florence E. Werd
Alexandria
District Federation‘ ‘of
West Virginia
Hiower
Virginia
touris
Frederick
Bary L. Davis
Helen Pearson
Truce Report in Far East Confirmed
Dispatches from Shanghai report a ceasefire agreement between Chinese and Japanese forces in north China. Official denials emerged in Shanghai amid censorship, but sources indicate a truce has been concluded and a telegraphic notice announced by the foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAR EAST
Shangi
Toxio
jin
north China
Shanghai
Texro
Poreicn Ofte
Hitler Helps Miss Uni 19 wed Dr Claus Menh whe
A fragment mentions Adolf Hitler aiding a university pageant winner and a Dr Claus Menh with unclear context. Names appear in scrambled form and lack verifiable details.
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Miss
Uni
Dr. Claus Menh
Morgan Firm Controlled United Corporation Through Stocks
Washington reports reveal J. P. Morgan & Co gained control of United Corporation by stock holdings in Mohawk Hudson Power Ditec Gas Improvement Co and Public Service of New Jersey. George Howard testified that Morgan received preferred stock, common shares, and option warrants totaling vast voting power. The hearing debated publishing partnership articles and ended without a decision, as members recessed for further talks.
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Washington
Senate Morgan
United Corporation— utilities stock holding organization
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
inoney
George Whitney
Morgan
George Howard
United Corporation
Pecora
Woshington
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Co
United
Howare
j carienn
Moran company
Mohawk
Hudson Power Ditec Gas | improvement Co
io Service
P. Morgan
Howard
United porparation
publi
J. P Morgan Co
great banking house
Howard parisie ha
Hudson Power
United Gas Improvement Company
Public Service of
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan
Morgan parners
United States to Leave Gold Standard by Statute
President Roosevelt announced plans to move the United States off the gold standard by statute. He asked Chairman Henry Schafer of the House Banking Committee to introduce a resolution aligning the nation with this shift. The President spoke with reporters after reading the resolution at the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Schagal
House Banking
Alabama Democrat
Whie House
Muse Tailoring Co to employ full force of 200
Monroe Schloss announces Muse Tailoring Company will operate six days a week with a full force of 200 and a 10 percent wage increase starting Monday. Payroll will be about 1800 weekly. plant has been part time for ten years, with operations centered on South Market Street.
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Muse Tailoring Company
Monroe Schloss
Mrr. Schloss
Mr. Schloss
Schloss
Mir. Schioss
Muse
South Market street
Hamburger company of
Baltimore
Washington administration
Trade Improvement Outpaces Past Three Years
New York May 26 AP report from Dun and Bradstreet notes trade and business showing more consistent improvement than any week in three years. General business strength has risen to a level indicating stability likely to withstand typical summer seasonal downturns as factories from steel, autos, textiles, rubber, shoes, leather, and lumber report steady gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun and Bradstreet review
oder
Bulls Keep Market On Upward Path
New York reports a rising stock market with bulls driving gains across many specialties including wet foods and other issues. Market mixed midday. commodities mixed. May Procession at Thurmont details include Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ceremony led by Sun Byrnes and Monsignor Tierney with act of Consecration and Benediction.
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New York
Sterling
Thurmont
Virgin Mary
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Sun Byrnes
the
Sacred Heart
Marion OToote
John Tierney
Mt. St. Mary's College
Joseph's High School
SUN STILL SHINES WITH NEW INDUSTRY HIRING 400 WEEKLY
Frederick initiates a local enterprise adding 400 workers per week and a daily payroll around 2000 dollars while planning a six day week with 200 staff at a 10 percent wage rise. Dun and Bradstreet reviews the prior week as a strong indicator of ongoing business recovery with stock prices rising.
Hood College Commencement Slated With Dr Speer as Speaker
Seventy six Hood College graduates prepare to receive diplomas at the 40th commencement Monday morning on the campus. Dr Robert E Speer, senior secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions, will deliver the commencement address. A full slate of events runs from Moving Up Day to Alumnae Day and a Brahms Quartette program in Brodbeck Hall.
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Hood College
Robert E Speer
Board of
Poregs Missions
Presbyterian Church
United States
Daniel a. PoEng
International Society of Christian Endeavor
los om
Brouteck Hi
Brodbeck Ball
Frederick
Branins Quatette
New York City
Brodbeck Hall
Brahms
Lars Banks
Nadine Cox
Lidia Summers
Elinor Markey
Byron Hughes
Hood
Gleek
Coblentz wall
Dela Josephine Pare Grove
Pat Thelma
Jeanne Jentley
Beaver Pals
Mary Biman
Shillington
Muriel Binder
York
Sarah Ay Boren
Darcy
Macgarat Cameron
Chester Davis Named Production Administrator for New Administration
Farmers' chief Chester Davis long active in western and northwest farm groups and former Montana agriculture commissioner is chosen as production administrator for the new administration.
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Chester Davis
west
northwest
Montana
Means Whitaker Sentenced for Lindbergh Baby Hoax
Gaston B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker were sentenced in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to two years each for conspiracy to defraud Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean of 35000 in a Lindbergh baby hoax. The men were convicted after a high profile trial with Charles Lindbergh testifying.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Daniel ODonoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindbergh
Means
Department of Justice
aiready
McLean
Edward B. McLean
the
Washington Post
Lindbergh
Thurmont Memorial Day Parade and Services Planned
Thurmont announces Memorial Day observances including a parade from the town hall to United Brethren cemetery, graves decoration, and church services led by local pastors. The afternoon festival features a ball game pitting Thurmont against Western Enterprise Fire Co. of Highstown, with community groups and students participating.
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Thurmont
United Brethren
U. A.M. Margate
Jomes Rebekah Lodge
Taneytown TO. O. F
AH. E. Krone
Thumnont U0. B
Chas. H. Corbett
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church
right
ty Reformed church
Lincoln
Isburg
Clement E Gardiner, Jr
Vern J. Munger
MN. G
Thurmont M. EB
Thurmont Park Commission
Memorial Park
Western Enterprise Fire Co
Higestown
Sagner Clothing Plant Moves From Baltimore to Frederick
Frederick announces the Sagner and Sons Inc will relocate its entire clothing operation from Baltimore to Frederick. About 236 to 400 workers will be employed with a $3 000 weekly payroll, starting early next week at the renovated Esso Fourth Street plant. The move follows a Baltimore labor leaders strike and aims to use a daylight, well ventilated facility with room for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick ‘Tsitoring Co, Inc
ec A. Sagner and Sons, Inc
Stanley Sagner
Baltimore
Esso
Frederick Tailoring Co, Inc
Sagner
fim
Rosenour
cis
tery
De lox
invermery
Chamber of Commerce
Girl Survives Porch Crash After Car Hits House
Four year old Betty Finneyfrock escaped serious harm when a car struck a porch she sat on at 401 East Patrick Street. The child suffered minor scratches but resumed playing. The vehicle driven by Guy Devitt from Braddock Heights damaged the porch and its front end after being crowded by another car.
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Betty Finneyfrock
East Patrick street
Luther Finneyfrock
Guy BH
Bric Devitt
Braddock Heights
Goldie Soper
Mc Devitt
Wisner street
Jefferson man granted beer license after hearing
The State Bureau of Licenses granted Alonzo W. Coru a license to sell beer in Jefferson finding objections by 24 residents unfounded. The seven door distance from a public school was not deemed a nuisance, and no other Jefferson resident held a license.
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Alonzo W. Coru
Jefferson
State Bureau of Licenses
Corun
state board
Prederick
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Frank P. Bratton
W. Clinton McSherry
L. Pranklin Purnell
Thurmont Commencement Honors and Awards
Thurmont High School plans commencement Monday June 3 in the auditorium. Dr Coaimers Wison Walck pastor of the Reformed Church of Sun Pa and formerly of Frederick will address the graduates. Awards include the Balfour scholarship and the S A R Good Citizenship medal. The class play debuts Friday June 2 with cast members Beate Firor Mable Bal Amabel Harbaugh Lilian Rover Topsy. committee includes Rath Dewees Liliam Royer Harbaugh Ralph Lambert Bright Russell Schid.
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Coaimers Wison Walck
the
Reformed church of Sun
Frederick , wilceiver
Thurmont hh School
Balfour
Beate Firor
Mable Bal Amabel Harbaugh
Lilian Rover
Trpsy
Rath Dewees
J Liliam Royer
Harbaugh
Ralph Lambert
Bright
Russel Schid
Complaint Filed Against Arkansas Cleric Heard by Assembly
Montreat May 26 AP The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church ordered a hearing on a complaint about the faith of Rev. Hay Watson Smith of Little Rock Ark The complaint was filed by Rev J E McJunkin and Rev Algernon Kinough of the Arkansas Presbytery It was first heard six years ago and the charges were not sustained The report was adopted without debate by the Assembly
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Montreat
N.C
Hay Watson Smith
Little Rock
Ark
General Assembly
Presbyteran church
United States
J. E McJunkin
Algernon Kinough
Arkancas
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Hitler
UNITED CORPS
HUDSON
cation Of Partnership
Pepers
PLONE
mn & Co
ibis
adivssion
Howse Wars and Mears
Earlston
E. Wansel
Gere irude E. Dowery
MUSE TAILORING CO
Dun and Bradstreet
bes
p.ckup
Dr. Apple
Farmers’ Chief
Whitaker
Turkey
En- 3
Toka
Helen Roveria
Wincote
Lois Virginia Roches
Clearfield
Anna Trene Rath
Wromissing
Kathryn Mae Schaefer
Tamaqua
Dorothy XM
Catherine mabe Shipley
Harmann
Marcha Leona
G Suy
Middleto
Miriam Cooke
Ha Rathin
Aue Eisenacher
a J. Eizabeth
Carol Fenner
Wixes- Barre
Dorothy Dac Hamerton
Cambride
Margaret Elizabeth Heck
Freden
Marr Louie Hoover
Caontown
Etoise Howard
Chesapeake City
Embeth Loy
Hagerstown
Anna Nasan
Winifred Odmorte
Ruth Fern
Shambersterstown
Jon
bel McLemore
aco Springs
Colo
Frances Witt
Johnstown
Christine Li shsstone Wright
Pictsoureh
Margaret Emig @mmerman
Schafferstown
Sagner Clothing
Montgomers
Montgomery Couns
Harry B. Shaw
Maryland State Roads Commission
roads commission
oads
wilsoner
ice commission
AUTO
HOUSE
Dr. Walck
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