Pen Opera House to run full time starting June 10
A formal announcement from Washington states the Pen Opera House will switch to a six day independent policy under Walter Decker. First run sound pictures will be shown, with installation work beginning immediately. City approval covered the changes and outside renovations at City Hall are planned.
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City Opers
Stavey-Cranda
Poliey
Walter Decker
We Tri-Stace Theater Circuit, Inc
John J. Payette
Westtington
Opera House
Hahn
Betso
Ayaon
Tivoli
Stanley- Grandall Company
Decker
Frederick
Tri-State
101 Ranch
Chine
Stanley-Crandad
Payette
Memorial Day Closings Across Frederick Area
Memorial Day will see stores and banks closed in Frederick with post office hours altered. Public schools will dismiss at noon for Decoration Day observances, announced by County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer. Memorial activities are planned for the morning, followed by a half‑day holiday for schools.
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Frederick
Wst
G. Lloyd Palmer
Heights Park To Grain Prices Reach Lowest Open On Thursday
The Chicago Board of Trade saw May wheat fall below 1 a sack for the first time in 15 years. Local wheat stood at 98 cents late afternoon as credit fears spurred selling across stocks, while Braddock Heights Amusement Park prepared to open Thursday with dancing from 2:30 PM to 12:15 AM.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
General Motors
Montgomery ~ Ward
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Call Money
Wss
Woods on trial in state roads case
Francis H Woods, a former state employee, was brought from the state penitentiary to face a new trial for theft of 39 dollars from the State Roads Commission funds. Indicted by the grand jury, Woods pleaded not guilty before Judge Spud Eli Dennis in Open Court. His brother Jammes H Woods, already serving three years for the same crime, was set to be tried afterward on related charges.
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Baltimore
Francis
Woods
State Roads Commission
Spud Eli Dennis
Jammes H. Woods
Baltimore Hearing Begins on Lower Gas Rates
The Public Service Commission opened hearings in Baltimore to consider reducing rates for the Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company serving Baltimore and surrounding counties. Peoples Counsel Thomas J. led the effort, aiming to show the company’s prices are excessive and harming the public.
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Baltimore
Pubic Service Commission
Consolidated Gas
Eiectie Light and Power Company
Serveg Baltistone
Counsties
Peoples
Thomas J
Comomers
earTeas
Maces Markel Contene Ees
Two One Act Plays At Luther Church Tuesday Night
The Lutheran church hosts two one act comedies Tuesday at 7 30. Squaring I With the Boss follows a clerk feigning a raise amid comic misunderstandings. The Ghost Hunters centers on a haunted house and a mysterious incident. Cast includes Denno and Ransom with committee support from Omaha.
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Luther Sea
Denno
Omaha
Greanizatis
Cornerstone of New Church to Be Laid Wednesday
The cornerstone ceremony for the new Calvary Church in Hagerstown will be held Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. Bishop McDowell will give an address with Rev Bray and other ministers participating. Local lodges Columbia and Lynch will co conduct, with an anthem by Blount and hymns by the audience. The event aims to mark the tower entrance site on Benita and West Second streets, as construction progresses toward a December dedication. Architects are the Methodist Episcopal Bureau of Architecture, Theophil Lund, and Joseph Urner. Lloyd C. Culver is builder. A time capsule from prior cornerstone eras will be opened and placed in the new box.
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Bray
Hagerstown
Frederick Disizi Copal
James EH
Methodist Prowstnt
Buckeystown
Columbia
Blount
Cornerstone Tay
Bishop McDowell
Bureau of Architecture
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Theoraf M. Lund
Joseph Urner
Lloyd C. Culier
Calvarr Church
C. E. Derden
Pocket Veto Upheld in Supreme Court Case
The Supreme Court upholds the president's pocket veto in a high profile dispute involving executive power and legislative action. The ruling centers on whether procedural flaws rendered the veto invalid, impacting subsequent congressional authority and presidential prerogatives. The decision names key figures and outlines the implications for future state and federal exercises of veto power.
Plans for Camp of Scouts at Camp Ritchie
Plans for the Ber Scous camp under the Francis Scott Key Council for Frederick and Carroll counties involve Camp Ritchie June 1 as Camp Bioree. Located near Cascade, eight miles from Frederick, the site features a lake, army tents, screened mess hall, tested spring water, diving boards, and boats for swimmers only. Directed by Carl Klein with wide council support, registration closes June 15 with a weekly fee of $6 for scouts under the council. A trading post, court of honor, and nature study activities are planned.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Boy Scouts
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
Bat Cascade
Thurmont
Sa[billasville
Blue Ridge Sumunzit
Iit
Carroll County
Carl Klein
City Forester
Francis iScoutey Council
Jamison
Maryland
Leland W. Chandler, Jr
Washington
Ar i George Wash
Branels Scott Key Council
Francis Scots Key Council
Mazer F.C
Glenn O. Gerber
Radcliff
Michael J. Cregh
Harmony Grove School Notes Misspellings and Names in War Memory
Fragmentary OCR text places Mrs Homer and James W Gert in War area with scattered phrases about schoolchildren and Papils Stop Here. Limited readable facts suggest a local note or remembrance item with uncertain details and names.
Sunday Services in Baker Park Begin June 30
Baker Park hosts Sunday services starting June 30 with nine denominations led by Frederick in charge. Each program lasts one hour as committees meet. pastors and churches listed include Methodist Rev. Dy, Baptist Rev. Dr. Heart, United Brethren Rev. George Strine, Trinity Methodist Rev. William C. Smith, Church of the Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran Rev. Dr U S G, Presbyterian Rev. Chars E B Wehler, and others. Committee in charge of details includes Dr. Williams, Dr. Kieffer, Dr. Wehler, E S Rice Archie, Fisher, J E Michael, Glenn McGregor, and Glenn O Garber.
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Sonos Fay
Akron Man Shot Down From Auto In Front Home
Akron Ohio May 27 AP Charles Lapresto 37 died when men in a large touring car shot him as he stepped from his front door. A curtained car delivered two shots as he turned to walk up the street. His wife witnessed the murder. Police suspect reprisal for a past offense and detectives note a prior five year penitentiary term for involvement in a fatal shooting.
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Akron
Ohio
Charles Tapresto
Lapresto
Sisson Named To Be Asst Attorney General
Charles P. Sisson serving Rhode Island attorney general since 1925 is named assistant attorney general to succeed John Marshall. He will head the Personnel division of the Justice Department. Sisson is 39 and will take office in Washington.
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Washington
Charles P. Sisson
Rhode Island
U. S
John Marshall
Sisson
Department of Justice
Arosa Coettes Highlight Mallon Source Silence
Arosa Coettes report that Mallon refuses to disclose his information source. The exchange centers on journalistic隐 privacy and sourcing in ongoing coverage.
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Mallon
Murder Outcome Shocks Easton Community
A coroner s jury ruled a fatal death a murder after a farmer was found in a shed near Wahab Ave Easton Maryland. Investigators traced a negro helper connected to the case while authorities said the killings likely occurred Friday night.
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Seth
Tietal
Robert Cooper
Faem
Rodar
Miss Booth Has Poor Night After Auto Crash
Hartsdale, N Y May 27 AP Miss Evangeline Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America, injured when she won throws agalin at the top of her automobile Friday, had a very poor night and showed no improvement today, physicians announced. She is still in a dazed condition, suffering from contusions over the body, especially the left eye. The eye, once nearly closed, is now slightly better. No organic disturbances found. X rays expected on Wednesday.
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Hartsdale
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
America
Walter Clark Tilden
Dempsey Ends Pact With Fugazy and Promotes Chicago Coliseum
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey severed ties with New York promoter Hubert J. Fugazy and announced he will promote boxing matches at the Chicago Coliseum starting next fall. The contract ended automatically last Saturday after Fugazy failed to provide an outdoor arena for major bouts.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Humibert J. Fugazy
Conjetion
Coliseum
Chicago
Dempsey
Fugacy
New
Army Bombers Leave Cumberland for Virginia
Fifteen army twin-motored bombers forced to land at Cumberland during a fierce storm returned to Virginia after repairs. The crews faced rough conditions and the incident delayed their mission as they prepared to resume flight.
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Cumberland
Virginia
Rock
Leon
Wakarership
Willebrandt to resign amid withdrawal from government service
Washington reports unconfirmed rumors of Mrs. Willebrandt resigning soon from government work. The note cites possible policy rifts with Attorney General Mitchell over prohibition enforcement and her expected departure in the near future.
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Willebrandt
Mitchell
Plans to Bridge Hudson River Drawn Up
Washington dispatch says the army engineers' report on the North River Bridge Company's Hudson river bridge proposal at South Street New York City has been sent to Secretary Good for a decision due Wednesday. He will review the report with Major Jadwin and notes the recommendations are not altogether unfavorable. The separate consideration includes the New York and New Jersey Bridge Company's request to build a steeple at 60th Street, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad involved.
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Washington
Army Engineers
North River Bridge Company
Hudson River
Suth Street
New York City
Good
Jadwin
New York and New Jersey Bridge Company
Sorive
North River Company
Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad
Missionary Captured as Chinese Communists Strike
Amor China May 27 AP Chinese communists capture Dr H Holleman a Reformed Presbyterian missionary at Lithg Fenchow west of here He and family are held while Rev Henry Poppen and his family escape to Amity safe ten days later after losing all in the assault May 23 roving troops attacked the mission buildings residences and hospital no Chinese houses were molested in what appears an anti foreign action.
Home of Ex-Director of Athletics Egged
The home of Paul E. Belting, former athletics director at the University of Iowa, was egged in the night. A student group organized to protest his removal, but the gathering dispersed after involvement from university officials.
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Egged
Towa City
Paul E. Belting
University of Iowa
George Bresnahan
H. Laurer
Belting
Iowa
Supreme Court Declares Philadelphia Sheriff Liable to Arrest
The Supreme Court ruled today that the Philadelphia Sheriff is liable to arrest in a case involving official duties. The decision underscores accountability for law enforcement officials and potential legal remedies arising from arrest actions in the city.
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Philadelphia
Alien anti militarists cannot be naturalized
Tring Bee reaching Frederick today ccs Una Lady Boerner wit the Hastler sack was ting given try Washington Senators of mt League Boerner wag may Worker the bull pen im the Sith Stadium on Sunday uring Teeth the Matonam smd thiesica.
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Ccs
Boerner
Hastler
Washington Senators
Mt League
Sith
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