Roosevelt Visits Brunswick Crowd Gathers at Rail Stop
President Franklin D Roosevelt made a brief stop in Brunswick en route to Washington from Morgantown. About 1000 residents gathered near the special train as it refueled, with the President seen at a window and waving to onlookers. The train resumed toward New York after refueling, with Mrs Roosevelt possibly disembarking at Silver Springs.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brunswick Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Arthurdale Homestead
Morgantown
W. Va
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Secret Service
New York
Hyde Park
Silver Springs
Harry R. Mace
Economy Oil Company of
Frederick
Young Carroll Freed On Charge Of Murder
New York May 27 Donald Carroll Jr a 16 year old boy who shot his 18 year old sweetheart Charlotte Matthiesen was acquitted of murder by reason of insanity and ordered to Bellevue Hospital for observation in the psychopathic ward The verdict triggered a dramatic scene as the judge cleared the court while both mothers wept in relief The trial drew to a close with the slayer’s fate pending further hearings on possible commitment to a state institution
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New York
Donald Carroll, Jr
Charlotte Matthiesen
Charlotte
Fred Matthiesen
Thomas Downs
Donald
Gellevue Hospital
Queen's Courthouse
Cedillo flees after plane forced down near San Luis Potosi
Federal aviators forced down a plane carrying rebel General Saturnino Cedillo and five followers near Estanzuela nine miles northwest of San Luis Potosi. Cedillo fled into thick brush after jumping from the craft as reports claimed his capture but were not confirmed. Five suitcases were left behind.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Gay
Saturnino Cadillo
Cedillo
T ‘Roops
Estanzuela
Here
Cedilio
Lucas Gonzalez
Middletown board member travels to national Holstein events
Homer Remsberg of Middletown, director of the Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association, left Friday for Chicago to attend the National Association annual meeting next week and planned to join today’s Holstein cattle sale in Wisconsin with Mrs Remsberg. They expected to return to Middletown next.
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Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Maryland State Holstein-Friesian Association
Chicago
National Association
Wisconsin
Rembers
Czech government delays extra session amid minority dispute
Praha May 27 officials postponed indefinitely the planned special session of parliament to resolve autonomy tensions with Sudeten German minority. The move followed slow progress on the nationality statute aimed at minority issues. Berlin May 27 German press paused anti Czech rhetoric citing Hitler seeking peace despite provocations from the Czechs. New York May 27 four Bremen crew members to be witnesses in espionage probe. Captain Adolf Ahrens and others subpoenaed over Ignatz Griebl’s flight to Germany, to be arraigned soon.
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Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Hitler
New York
U. S
Lamar Hardy
Bremen
Adolf Ahrens
Ignatz Griebl
Germany
Hardy
Leon Turrou
Wilhelm Boenke
Johann Keiber
Walter Otto
Johann Hart
Extra Trout Cost Man $1.04 Apiece
A Walkersville man, A M Dinterman, was arrested by District Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus near Fishing Creek for catching 25 trout over the daily creel limit of 16. The man allegedly hid 13 more trout under the front seat of his automobile. collateral of 26 was posted in Frederick. He failed to appear for trial and collateral was forfeited as stock stocking continued across Lewistown hatchery releases.
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A. M. Dinterman
Walkersville
Benjamin F. Phebus
Fishing Creek
Phebus
Dinterman
Jover
Phobus
Frederick
Fishing
Lewistown
Montgomery SCHOOLS to Graduate 485 Students This June
Montgomery county high schools will graduate about 485 students at June 1 and 14 commencements. Schools hosting exercises include Poolesville Richard Montgomery Damascus Montgomery Blair Bethesda-Chevy Chase Sherwood and Gaithersburg. Notable graduates span Academic Vocational Home Economics and Commercial programs across Poolesville Damascus Gaithersburg.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Edwin W. Broome
Poolesville
Richard Montgomery
Damascus
Montgomery Blair
Fon
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Sherwood
Gaithersburg
Poolesville High School
Davis Hersberger
E.W. Maxwell
Jr. L
Roberson
Carrie W. Allnut
Mabel L. Keesee
Ellen V. Maxwell
Elizabeth C. Schaeffer
Charlotte B. White
Florence HK. White
Mary R. Wynne
Hegbia C. Foster
Rodney E. Wood
R. C. Hersberger
Aileen M. Murtaugh
Joseph E. Hoyle
Harold W. Roberson
Hubert W. Matthews
Adam S. Shannon
James L. Shannon
Ida M. Cooley
Violet M. Curtis
Louise Dayhoff
Velma M. Fitzwater
Elizabeth W. Heflin
Frances Nicholson
Annie B. Shawver
Damascus High School
Melvin D. Beall
Walter R. Souder
Allen B. Bryant
Harry R. Cline
Joseph C. Williams
Ruby A. Appleby
Anna L. Barnes
Mildred F. Brown
Elsie J. Burdette
Janie E. Grimes
Julia L. Kemp
Violet L. King
Evelyn W. Walker
Gaithersburg High School
John Mussetter
Thomas E. Plummer
Audrey F. de Puy
Annie E. Gartner
Alice M.ri
Marie L. Linthicum
Clara L. Macruder
Deborah J. Marshall
Emily E. Miles
Janet L. Plummer
Margaret J. Reber
Rose V. Roberts
E. G. M. Thompson
Mary L. Walker
Catherine M. Windsor
Joseph M. Boland
Robert E.gartner
Joseph N. German
Paul A. Glord
Thomas G. Mills
Walter C. Snyder
Claude A. Siup
David €. Annut
Howard D. Butt Warner W. Connell
Wiliam W. Miles
Forest A. Mis
Emmanuel
Walter
Melvin &. Walter
Maurice C. Ward
Joan G. Warfield
Mary X. Bussard
Leona E. Turley
Answers to Cranium Crackers Selections on Handshakes
On page four the solution shows listing all pair handshakes among six people. By pairing each person with every other once, the total count is 15. The method adds each combination like 1 with 2, 1 with 3, up to 5 with 6, yielding fifteen unique handshake pairs.
City Drives Sewer Hookups After Notices Sent
Frederick officials report a surge in sanitary sewer connections after mayor and aldermen ordered property owners to connect within 30 days. About 1,000 connections exist to the new system with more daily, amid notices warning fines up to 100 dollars for noncompliance. Plans include extending notices citywide and expanding Carroll Creek cleanup once Montevue Hospital is sewered.
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Carroll Creek
State Health Department
Montevue Hospital
Montevue
Frederick
Elmer $J.C_ Maxwell
Three Auto Giants Indicted for Sherman Act Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in South Bend Indiana returned indictments charging General Motors Ford Motor Chrysle Corporation and their finance arms with conspiring to promote monopoly by forcing dealers to finance car sales through their own finance firms and 49 individuals named. District Attorney HR Fleming said the case centers on antitrust violations and dealer coercion.
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South Bend
Ind
Federal
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Chryslec Corporation
HR. Fleming Caid
Kinsey Funeral Held On Sunday
A Frederick City crash inquiry ruled the Hagerstown motorist Roy Nickerson accidental in the collision that killed taxi driver John E Kinsey at Frederick City Hospital. Nickerson skidded into his path. Kinsey died about 2 15 am after sustaining a fractured skull. Mrs Nickerson remained hospitalized with shock and injuries. Coroner Tuckerson announced no charges will be filed.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
T. R. Ferrell
Nickerson
Kinsey
Driver’s License Revocation Recommended After Police Court Hearing
Justice Emmett R. Bowlus recommends revoking Lewis M. Myers near Creagerstown after a Friday night Police Court hearing tied to a Thursday Jug Bridge accident. Myers faced drunken and reckless driving charges. the former was dismissed, the latter led to a $25 fine and costs, a 30 day jail term for default, and a license revocation recommendation.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Lewis M. Myers
Creagerstown
Emmett R. Bowlus
Jug Bridge
Myers
Jersey City clash as Rep O Connell is escorted from Pershing Field
Montana Democrat Rep Jerry O Connell was picked up by police at Pershing Field for defying a city ordinance on public speaking. He was taken to Central Avenue station then to Journal Square to catch a Newark train. A crowd of 10 000 to 15 000 gathered, with scuffles as officers protected him and observers urged him to speak.
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Jersey City
Jerry O’connell
Montana
Frank Hague
Pershing Field
Central Avenue
Daniel Casey
Harry Walsh
Newark
Journal Square
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
O'Connell
Congress
Jerry
Quintuplets Turn Four Tomorrow At Ontario Home
The Dionne quintuplets near four years old tomorrow face renewed questions from guardians about shielding them from public attention. A quiet birthday planned without international broadcasts marks a shift from prior anniversaries as caretakers weigh the children’s welfare against public fascination.
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Caliander
Ont
Dionne
Fragmentary quiz notes list names and claims
Fragmented OCR reads I Q Answers I Yehudi Menuhin violinist Loyalist Spain Insurgents cut land communications Restucky Secretaryship for Air True.
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Yehudi Menuhin
Spain
Air
True
Favorable Crop Reports Push Wheat Prices Down
Chicago wheat prices fell as favorable crop reports from foreign and domestic sources reduced export optimism. North American export business languished near zero while July wheat closed at 72 three quarters, September at 73 44. Corn and oats were little changed or slightly lower. Say you saw it in The News.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
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