Frederick club to discuss truck company home plan
Chief Howard Travers of the Baltimore Fire Department will address the Melting Pot Club of Frederick on Tuesday June 5 at the Francis Scott Key motel. The meeting, after receiving intent to adopt by laws, is led by Dudler Page, organizer and president emeritus of Citizens Truck Company. The club aims to consider a home for the Citizens Truck Company and lists Dr Ignatius Bjoreen as president with Mr Smyth as secretary and W Bangs Storm as treasurer. the group has 475 members.
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Howard Travers
Baltimore
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Dudler Page
freman
Citizens Truck Company
organisien
Citizens company
Ignatius Bjorlee
Mr. Smyth
W. Bangs Storm
21 To Graduate At Maryland School
The largest graduating class in school history at the Maryland State School for the Deaf includes 21 students led by Superintendent Dr. Ignatius Byerlee. The baccalaureate is Sunday at 3 PM with Rev. DeWitt P. Zuse. commencement is Thursday at 2 PM with Dr. Bjorlee presiding and a path of student performances. The event marks the June alumni reunion and interdenominational service followed by tours and exhibitions.
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Middletown
Em Pnitsburg
Liberty
grace commercements
Middletown Bigh
Zion Luthchurch
Russell C. Dyer
fSeventeen
Memorial Hall
Potomac Club
Brunswick
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Henry actor
Hobblins’ House
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Chonnlle
Mapieville
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Emmitsburg High
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Maryland State School for the Deaf
Ignatius Byerlee
DeWitt P. Zuse
Centennial Memorial United Brethren church
Boorlee
board of visitors
Miss Kent
Paul Lincke
Benson
Miss Henning
Miss Noland
Adams
Quinn
Miss Houchin
Evelyn Laverne Wenner
Miss John
Bjorlee
Miss Wrar
John K. Shaw
Baltimore
board of ‘visitors
Lawrence Arnold Brade
Miss Radcliffe
Maryland
Marsland
Sidewales
New York
Elmer F. Mumshower
Anda Pauline Bensier
Minnie Eithin
Charles Franklin
Thurmmont
John anthony Geiger
Harold Thomas Hopkins
David Lester
Joan Newman Norford
Reedy
Elsie Beulan Beaimear
Joseph Michael Boguewell
Amma Euizabeth Kaminsky
Arthur Lewis Longfellow
Esther Beaimee Lowe
Euizabeth Marie Schafer
Michael Casimi Maude
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Midlothian
Ma . Hagerston
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weil
Braddock
Tragedy Before Wedding Fatal for Harris Family
In Ramsey on May 26 Thomas Hayes, 69, killed his housekeeper's daughter Rosie Harris 17 and her mother Mrs Myrtle Harris 40 then shot William Roberts 60 and Henry Spires ? before killing himself. Spires escaped.
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Ramsey
Thomas Hayes
Hayes
Rosie Harris
Ramsey High School
Mirtle Harris
Rosie
Wiliam Roberts
Henry Spies
Spires
Hares
Harris
2nd Spires
Roberts farm
Roberts
Playground Fund Surpasses Three Hundred Dollars
The City Playground fund, boosted by several four day contributions, reaches 303.50 toward a 759 goal for summer playgrounds. Donors include John W. Wolfe, R. Ames Hendrickson, Kemp’s Store, W. B. Storm, and others with amounts ranging from 1.05 to 39.09 across multiple small gifts.
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City Playground fund
John W. Wolfe
Ghes. Lough
Dietrick and
Bank to Pay Fifty-Two Thousand Dollars
A bank will disburse fifty-two thousand dollars as part of a noted settlement. The announcement by examiner A C Merriam confirms the amount and timing.
Streamlined Train Out for New Record
May 26 marks the first in a Montgomery County Health Department series of child health clinics to be held in Damascus. Dr. George M. Boyer and county health officer L. V. Ellicott will attend. children will receive diphtheria immunization and smallpox vaccination along with a physical exam.
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Damascus
Montgomery County Health Department
George M. Boyer
L. V. Ellicott
Wallace Loses in British Amateur Golf Final
W Lawson Little of California defeated James Wallace of Scotland 14 and 13 to win the British amateur golf championship at Prestwick. Little, 23, built a 12-hole morning lead with a 66 and finished strong, setting four records including the largest margin of victory and a first-round 68.
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Perstwick
Scotland
W. Lawson Little
California
James Wallace
carpenter
Little
Jess Sweetser
wor
Bobby Jones
Calforna husky
MacDonald Smith
FP Blackwell
Scotland Yard Denies It Hunts for Dillinger
Scotland Yard officially announced that it is not pursuing the American outlaw Dillinger. The denial follows widespread rumors that the police are tracking him in the Longon Bay area amid a tense manhunt.
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SCOTLAND YARD
Killed and Six Hurt as Brakes Lock on Hill
Paris reports a fatal crash and six injuries after brakes locked on a hill. Wiley Post earns a Paris award for a record airflight. The event honors a mass flight by MT Allan sea planes from Orbetella to Chicago.
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WILEY POST
Paris
ne International Aerar
Federauieon
Post
Orbetella
Chicago
Tetum
Stock market makes cautious gains amid mixed trading
New York dealers report a steady close after a day of creeping progress in a light turnover of about 269 000 shares. Improved tones from Washington and signals of industrial resistance to seasonal weakness supported equities, while grains and cotton showed mixed moves and futures markets were uneven.
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New York
Washington
United States
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Cassidy Named Head of San Francisco School
The registrar of George law school announced today that Cassidy will lead a San Francisco school. Cassidy, a professor and former dean at the University of San Francisco, is married and holds a graduate degree.
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CASSIDY
SAN FRANCISCO
George
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Uni of San Festo Jas school
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Car Goes Through Guard Rail In Fatal Crash
A vehicle breached a guard rail causing a fatality and injuries. Police reported one person died and three were injured in the crash. Responders transported victims to area hospitals for treatment.
World’s Fair 1934 Opens Under Clear Skies
Opening day at the World’s Fair of 1934 is forecast with clear skies and warm sun. Attendance is expected to break records as gates open and activity increases, with a weather outlook calling for generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states and a gradual temperature rise early in the week followed by cooling Friday.
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brisk Lake cages
Atlantic states
Fragmentary OCR joke note with names and phrases
Fragmented text shows a supposed joke or love note dated Rosie Frederick, Md, with unclear characters and a mention of a sequel. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent narrative, proper dates, or identifiable events.
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Rosie Frederick
Two Judges to Hear Coblentz Trial in Maryland Court
Baltimore May 26 AP Leo Weinberg defense counsel for Emory L Coblentz Frederick banker said they may seek a trial with a reduced jury when the banker faces prosecutors in Criminist Court Monday. Coblentz former head of the Central Trust Company of Maryland faces a charge of false card in connection with Trust affairs. George A Solter arranged to chair Judge El Frank Superior Court. The court prepared to consider motions for dismissal filed today as the case nears trial. Further allegations involve conspiracies tied to the panic era with multiple defendants. The report notes dramatic events and a related play at Emmitsburg.
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Baltimore
Leo Weinberg
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick banker
Cobe
delun
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Triselon Trust
George A. Solter
El. Frank
Superior Court
Weather summary from historical page with scattered data
The text reports brief weather notes and measurements for a past date including temperatures 44 last night and 65 a year ago, precipitation hints, and moon timing. Specifics are fragmented and include stray numbers and garbled phrases from 1930s records.
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Riots and Arson Mark Toledo Strike Zone Violence
Toledo May 26 AP Militia tightened lines around the riot zone near the Electric Auto-Lite Plant as incendiary fires raged after strikers rejected a peace proposal. One man Thomas Meyer, 28, jailed. guardsman Lt Verne Silba ugh wounded. several civilians treated for bayonet and gas injuries. two workers killed earlier amid ongoing clashes as plans to pursue peace talks continue.
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Ohio national guardsmen
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Electric Auto
Toledo
AWA
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Thomas Meyer
A. F. Gartz
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National Guard
Verne Silbaugh
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Payton Case
Peter Bruner
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Thurmont Memorial Day Parade Set For June 2
Thurmont plans a Memorial Day celebration on June 2 featuring a parade and community events. Organizers invite residents to attend and honor veterans, with details for procession routes and service venues to be announced.
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THURMONT
Enlists in Army Melvin Putman Joins Coast Artillery
Melvin S. Putman, son of Mrs. Margaret A Putman, enlisted recently at the recruiting office in Hagerstown and was assigned to the Coast Artillery Corps. He is currently stationed at Fort Slocum awaiting shipment to Honolulu.
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Melvin Sb.pPutman
Margaret A Putman
Hagerstown
Coast Artery Corps
Hatwal
stenoned
Slocum
Honoluk
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