Frederick Mayors Seat Up For Election June 8
Delegates at the party convention nominated Mayor Culler for a fifth term and backed five Alderman candidates led by Schroeder Butcher and Grove. Key issue is completing the sewerage system with a small tax increase while Frederick parks watersheds and streets receive emphasis. Emblem chosen as Liberty. emphasis on civic unity and continuing administration.
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Linvd C Culler
Gerh Tay Perthfth
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Laws
Echelberger
Ato
Unanimold Firmas
Billatng
Board of Aldermen
Whoa
Herbert S Schroeder
Bord
Jed
Charles T Butcher
Robert L. Grove
William Shipley
Jesse W. Kalb
Wilbur M. Seeger
Thomas M . Filby
Schroeder
Butcher
Grove
Shipley
Kolb
Seeger
Filby
State Health Department
Frederick
Health Department
Eiehelberger
Schroeder Butcher Grove Kolb
Messrs Seeger and Filby
Culler
W. Clinton McSherry
Brehelberger
William Mr Storm
City Register
Eichelberger
Kali
Robert E Clapp Jr
William B Bennett
David C Winebrenner
Maxsar Culler
Sherman P Bowers
C Chifford Doll
Fulby
Momiahoan
Josph F Exsenhauer Jr
Ira J. McCurdy
Carroll Crock
Carroll Creek
McCurdy
George F Abrecht
Dstekson Jinad Liberty
Morts
Edward J . Smuath
Francis Ho Markell
Rollins Jo Atkinson
Arthur Ws Dall
Charles Ko Heek
Robert Kennedy
Bids Sought for Potomac Bridge at Shepherdstown
Baltimore May 23 The State Roads Commission advertised for bids to build the Potomac River bridge at Shepherdstown WV. The 1021 foot structure will have a 20 foot roadway and two 4 foot sidewalks. Two bridge designs are offered a four span steel truss and a seven span continuous steel plate girder. Competitive bids are invited for both but only one type will be accepted. The commission may award based on value regardless of bid amount.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
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Potomac
Maryland
West Virginia
Germany protests Mundetein speech to Vatican
Germany presents formal protest to the Vatican regarding an alleged cardinal Mundetein speech. The German ambassador to the Vatican delivered the note yesterday and Berlin doubts any Vatican reply will arrive. The Vatican has not commented, according to German circles.
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Vatican City
George Cardinal Mundetein
Chieigo
Vatican
Deere Tarmite
Germany
Second Grade Crossing Crash Case Up June 3
A Rockville grade crossing bus crash case schedule shifted to June 3, delaying trial from June 1. Plaintiffs, led by Anne E Downs of Williamsport, seek about 400 000 in damages from bus owner Howard R Poe and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the deaths of fourteen children in the April 11 1935 accident.
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Rockville
Anne E Downs
Williams
Mars Louise Downs
Howard R. Poe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Poe
Maryland Court of Appeals
Williamsport
Three Boys Die In Dynamite Warehouse Blast
In Scottdale Pennsylvania three boys were killed in a dynamite warehouse explosion near Pine Tree two miles from the coal town. Coroner officers delayed identifications as investigators found a rifle near a body and concluded the youths were using blasting powder as a target. The blast created a large crater and shattered windows across town.
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Scottdale
Pine Tree
Westmoreland County
Lewistown carpenter dies after 29 foot fall from porch roof
Jacob Hinea Gaugh of Lewistown died Tuesday night after slipping from a ladder tied to a porch roof and falling 29 feet onto a tin roof. The 62 year old, a longtime carpenter and church worker, was pronounced unconscious at his home and died later that evening. Survived by his wife Florence and three children, funeral services set for Friday at Utica church.
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Lewistawan
Jacob Hinea Gaugh
Lewistown
Derry
Iya
Gaegh
Hy Som
Nelay
Greer
Gaush
Green
Paraltea
Florence Bowers Gaugh
el. Green
Lewisstown
QO W Prince
Kansas ‘City
Kans
Hammond Gough
Daisy ‘Mo Hildebrand
Balimore
Utica
W. W Sylvester
ML. Creeger and Son
Farm Sale: Rhoderick Property Bought in New Market Area
Sir Lawrence UW Crickenberger and associates purchased the former Elmer FE Rhoderick farm from Peoples Liquidating Corporation. The 171 acre property lies in the New Market district near Urbana. Deed records show the sale price at about 4500 dollars.
Bilbo Divorce War At Poplarville Courthouse
Mrs Bilbo initiates divorce proceedings as a recess ends at Poplarville court. She seeks to move the trial to Jackson, claiming residency at a state capital home. Theodore G Bulbo and local legal talent are involved in the contested case.
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Theodore G Bulbo
Investor Protection Legislation Is Urged
President Roosevelt asked Congress for stronger and broader investor protection laws. He urged powers for a security commission to police and regulate new securities and to shield investors from exploitation by self-serving groups. The move followed committee findings on abuses in reorganizations of distressed business enterprises.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Security Commission
House
Senate
Hold Conference on County Reassessment
A private county meeting led by A H Derr and A Grant Hooper with State Senator Harry W Legore and Republican officials discussed reassessment. No action was disclosed. Felton Felton said decisions would not be revealed now as Governor Nice’s stance on a three-member assessor board remains unsettled.
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A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Board of County Commissioners
Harry W. LeGore
House of Delegates
Republican County Central Committee
Holden Shelton
Pythian Castle
Holden $ Felton
Republican County
Central Committee
Felton
Harry W Nice
General Assembly
County Commission
Fers
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Potomac Bridge
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Rogkills County
Jacob H. Gaugh
Cleine & Son ” Funeral Home
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Iver-Johnson
Columbia
J. Paul Delphey
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C. C. Carty, Inc
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