BeEr License Rejected for Rosensteel and Boll er
Objections upheld after hearing in Fmmitsburg and Woodsboro. Rosensteel and Boller lose right to sell alcohol. License-board review cites lack of fit conduct and insufficient signature. cases adjourned to reconsider annual licenses at West Patrick Street establishment. Court action noted with two prior reviews and memos by board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods- Dee
John H. Bolim
Joseph H. Rosensiee
Eminsburg
carrks
State
West Patrick areet
Shipley
Frank P. Bratton
prescent
L. Franklin Purell
Lecemse board
W. Fiinton McSherry
Weather data summary for May 1933
Precipitation for 2 hours ending today shows none. May 1933 actual precipitation 2.384 inches versus normal 3.80 inches. Deficiency to date 1934 stands at 1.136 inches. Yesterday high 72, vs year ago 82. Low last night 63, vs year ago 65. Sun sets 7:28 p.m. Tonight rises 4:47 a.m. Moon rises 8:56 p.m. Moon sets 4:58 a.m. to date 4.66
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minches
Congress Gets Started Slowly in 2nd Week
Washington May 28 AP Congress began a slow start in its second full week as President Roosevelt focused on a final pre adjournment message. He urged repeal of the coconut oil import tax while the Senate tackled tariff plans and the House moved on District of Columbia legislation. The week’s agenda included war debts and natural resources policies, with the president preparing a Gettysburg Memorial Day speech and a fleet review in New York before a Groton graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
capitol
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Wes
Gettysburg
New York city
Groton school
Massachusetts
John
Too much philosophy blamed for youth death at hotel
Washington May 28 AP. Dr Francis P Gaines president of Washington and Lee University blamed too much philosophy for the poison death of Mississippi lawyer’s son Ve e Ford Jr an 18 year old student from Houston Miss found dead in a hotel room with poison bottle empty and full whiskey and wine bottles nearby Two notes were found by his side one asking family be notified the other asking for forget and smile autopsy pending body to be shipped to Mississippi Ford had vanished from the city last week and registered at the hotel Wednesday Gaines spoke by telephone from Lexington Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis P. Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Mississippi
vee H. Ford, Jr
Houston, Miss
Bette
Ford
Jamison Properties Sold Near Mount St. Mary's
Auction results listing four tracts in Emmzsburg with Mr. Gingell as buyer for 12 acres and two stories near Mount St. Marys College. Other parcels include three acres with a frame house, one acre with two frame houses, and prices ranging from 142.50 to 165. Hooper served as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAMISON
Emmzsburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Gingell
Moster's
Maseil’s mall
U. Grant Hooper
French Flyers Memorial Cross Atlantic Day Observance
The French Flyers proceed down the coast for an annual memorial cross Atlantic event and observance here on Wednesday, otherwise they plan to head for San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
Atlan ocean
San Diego
Calif
Floyd Becnet field
New York
ATLANTIC
Memorial Day observance closes stores banks post office
Memorial Day events include a Francis Scott Key Post parade from East Church Street to Olivet cemetery with service at 10:30 led by Rev. Williams and an address by E. Austin Fantes. Banks and stores will close. post office observes holiday. Braddock Heights opens with Braddock festivities and flag ceremonies planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
A. Olivet
St. John's
Braddock Heights
East Church street
Legion
Miz, Olivet cemetery
F. Ross Myers
G. Elis Williams
Calv. ML EL church
E. Austin Fantes
Company A
Gur Anders
Legion Onin Corps
the
Art. Olivet Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
St. John’s Catholic cemetery
G. A. R. graves
Roger R. Rice
G. Hunter Bow
Charles E. Hudson
Hervert
Hahn
Gu Anders
Lewis Clem
Claude Wakins
Frederick
James Conroy
Legion Auxiliary
Gettysburg
Roosevelt
tvent
iran
t west
Brougnout
Braddock haseen
L. Hireh
Washington
post ofice
Tyane
Tegistrr
Pageant rehearsals begin this week in Frederick County
Russell Rowland, representing John B. Rogers Co., will serve as pageant master as rehearsals for the Frederi County Historical Pageant start this week. Dr. Rowland plans group rehearsals by district with casting meetings at Patrick Court building tonight to finalize tentative casts and assign rehearsal locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rowland
John B. Rogers Co
Frederi County
Rowland
astew
Patrick Court building
teem
rrederi
J. P. Feiser
Walkersville-Woodshero &. c
Jules G. Smith
Libertyioan districi i Jeferson
R. Bar Ti
Thurmont
astrict
i@ Westwarc. ci
Market Reaches Slowly for Higher Price Levels
The market shows a gradual push toward higher levels amid mixed signals. Wheat jumped near the daily limit with corn and barley rising, while silver futures remained barely steady and rubber softened slightly. Bonds stayed quiet as the dollar firmed in foreign exchange with sterling opening at 50.918 and call money at one percent.
Peace Nears in Toledo as Talks Continue
In Toledo Ohio a developing diplomatic effort shows progress toward a peaceful settlement. Local sources cite ongoing discussions between involved parties with optimistic outlooks for a resolution. The situation remains tense but the atmosphere is cautiously hopeful.
Flower Mart Plans Arise With Local Committee
A community flower and plant sale is scheduled from 3 to 8 o clock at a Northside venue. General chair Helena Sau and Tec Fu Delaplaine lead a long list of organizers including William T Delaplaine Mrs Lexis Stuart Germ James Caries and Mrs Ernest Helfenstein with support from Mrs Joseph H Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eric
Helena Sau
Fu . E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Lexis Stuart proper
Germ
James Caries de la
Landis and Pecora May Be Named to Commission
The text notes political debate over possible appointments to a commission, with emphasis on Lands and Pecora as potential nominees. It references Secretary Roosevelt era policy and federal commission duties, noting implications for changing Lands' position and required adjustments.
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LANDIS AND
PECORA
Three-way collision injures two near Braddock
Two Frederick residents were injured in a three-vehicle crash Sunday at about 11 o clock near Braddock on Old Brad dock. Helen Pierce and Kyippie Euippic were hospitalized with a fractured nose and minor scratches, respectively, as cars traveling toward Frederick were damaged. Officers investigated but cause was not learned.
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Helen Pierce
Chrles Knipple
West Fifth street
old Braddock
Kyippie
Frederick
Melvin Biert
Mason Summers
Braddock
Custody Case Aims To Settle Dispute At Wayne County
A custody petition seeks guardianship for a child with the motheral guardian contesting. The case questions parental rights and arrangements, requesting court intervention to determine custody terms and visitation. The filing lists Wayne County as the jurisdiction and cites consent issues.
Men to Get Work on District Projects at Hagerstown Park
Seventy two workers are listed for district road and bridge projects. The plan includes street repairs at Hagerstown and athletic field work at Hagerstown Park while additional crews cover school grounds and farm facilities.
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Washington county
Hagerstown Park
Hagerstown
Nearing Crisis as Arms Parley Shows Strain
Geneva reports say the disarmament talks stand at the brink of collapse amid US and British delegates urging concrete steps. Norman Davis and Hugh Wilson lead American delegation with Sir John Simon and Captain Anthony Eden for Britain as tension grows and rumors swirl of war.
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Geneva
United States
Greek Britain
Norman Davis
John no
Great Britain
Miussapmis
Rome
pittas
Phussia
Quarterly Conference and Elections Highlight Local Church
A quarterly conference afternoon was held with Rev. L D D presiding. Elected state advocate J Harry Kennedy, unopposed, was chosen at the convention, while financial matters and church leadership were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Kennedy
Knights of Chlarity
Point Laakour St. Mars
Kennedy
Coblentz Trial Delayed by Other Case in Baltimore
Trial of Sue Senator Emory L. Coblentz on a charge of false corporate representation was postponed as a judge was detained by another case. Defense pleading to dismiss the trial was presented. half the state witnesses will be excused and prior testimony may be read from records. Records from Frederick County were brought to Baltimore for evidence.
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Central trust Company of Maryland
Coblentz
Baltimore
Howard county
Cobrentz
Cumberland
YOUTHS REPORTED ARREST FOR UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CAR
William Tompkins and Max Miller were released after Edward Sharp failed to prosecute for unauthorized use of Sharp’s automobile. Police Hofman and State Officer May arrested the pair when Sharp, who claimed the car was stolen, identified them. Sharp later reversed and declined to prosecute. The 1934 Ford coach had been used near Lewistown with alleged permission claimed by the youths.
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William Tompkins
Max Miler
derick
Edward Sharp
West
Patrick street
Arthur Hofman
May
Sharp
nwo
nice
Peterson
Tompains
Miller
Hoffman
Ray
Tompkins
Baltimore
Cumberland
Alier
Tompsins
Lewistown
Cuban attack on U S embassy car shocks capital
Report notes an attack on a United States embassy vehicle by Cuban assailants. The diplomat in question was not in the car. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue leads amid tense regional diplomacy.
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resterdar snot uperson
U. of gummen
H. Freehews
anc
Matthews
WESsuNanis
Lions Convention Attendees Gather in Baltimore
Members of the Frederich Lions Club attend the District Convention at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore. Notables include President Liord C. Culler, John T. Best, Byron A. Winebremer, and couples Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Welle, Herman C. Gubisch, Richard F. Simmons, and A. Hart Johison. The convention runs through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY LIONS
Frederih Lions Club
Lions clubs
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Liord C. Culler
John T. Best
Byron A. Winebremer
Roger B Welle
Herman C. Gubisch
Richard F. Simmons
A. Hart Johison
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Slate Board
Fmmitsburg And
Woodsboro
J. N
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N. Cobleniz
Alton
EADS D. C. DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Wale
Washington Hotel
Codes
Rossi
Floyd Bennett Field
ated
Bar Harbor
Big Silver
French Ayers
Paul Cades
Maurice Ross
New England
Paol San Diego
Cal
Maine
Benneci
field
Chatham stationers
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tom Toledo sr
George We
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s.on
Father Fil¢s
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New Market M. 1. Church
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Frank
Soiter
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