Plane takes body as youth killed by train near Madison
William Kowalski, 22, died after slipping while boarding an eastbound train in Brunswick yards. His brother Stanley Kowalski, 18, hurried to New York aboard the U S S Louisville after learning of the tragedy. The body was flown from Frederick to Madison for burial with services set for Friday at 10 a.m.
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Frederick cairport
Wiliam Kowalski
Stanler
mary docks
New York
William
Madison, Il
Stanley
Brunswick yards
Frederick City
Pendo Markuly
alrco
Madison
Brunswick
fansient center
Bill
Marzuk
Staniey Kowalski
Louisville
Suantey
M. R. Erchson
Sam
Stanley Fiows
Frederneck
cnir
Kowalski brothers
John Kowalsk
Wiliam
Lahey Funeral Home
brins
Thorne
Coatesville
Howalsxi
Kowalski
Memorial to fall man unveiled amid bomb blast ruins
An Ohio town prepared to unveil a memorial to a former mayor and notable citizen on Memorial Day. A blast shattered windows and sanded pavement just before the ceremony, but witnesses reported no clues about the bombers.
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Thor
Weather data fragment from May 1933 and 1934
A weather summary notes 3.86 inches of precipitation in 24 hours in May 1933 and mentions deficiencies in May 1934. It records a precipitation total and references two month periods with unclear dates and figures.
President Dall visits Frederick for Memorial Day parade
Sis and Buzzie Dall, children of the President, rode in a White House car during a Frederick Memorial Day parade. The party stopped near the Square Corner to let the procession pass, and officers noted the President would travel by train to Gettysburg for an afternoon speech. A second White House car with Secret Service followed about 10:45 en route to Gettysburg.
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Sis
Roy Hiltner
White House
secret service
Gettysburg
Roosevelt Extends 10 Stem Strikes In Steel Industry
President Roosevelt moves to curb steel strikes by ordering employee elections within the industry to determine collective bargaining rights under revised code rules. He directs the Federal Trade Commission and NRA to study basing point pricing to curb artificial price manipulation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
s ‘de
Federal Trace Commission
NRA
Pond Charges Sabotage To Plane Before Flight
London reports George A Pond claims sabotage caused a preflight trouble. He traced the malfunction to an alleged attacker and forced a descent over Ireland. The incident unfolds with stages toward London after the mishap.
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POND
London
George A. Pond
Ireland
Lonart
Old fashioned incubator for use of quintuplets May 20 AP
An old fashioned incubator was transported to a settlement in Waterba i barn in Carbeil, accompanied by a Canadian Mounted Police corporal and Red Cross officials, as it moved north.
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Water bai
Carbeil
Toway
Canadian Mounted Police
Red Cross Society
Frederick Remembrance Honors 115 War Heroes
Memorial Day events draw heavy traffic in the city as hundreds attend St. John's Church services and a field mass at Baltimore. Weather turns mild with showers and sun, and a parade schedule is noted amid ongoing tributes to fallen servicemen.
Roosevelt Message Read at Field Mass
A field mass featured a message associated with Roosevelt read aloud to attendees. A speaker noted the occasion and the gathering honored the former president with prayers and remarks.
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ROOSEVELT
Two Die in Flaming Wreckage of Plane
In a flaming wreckage west of the northern woods, two men died in a small plane crash. The victims were identified as 22 year old Homer and 9 passenger, with no other survivors reported at the scene. This terse item notes a fatal aircraft accident with limited details from the report.
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Ind
Homer
National Park Bill Nears Approval for Monocacy Battlefield
In Frederick the Budget Director and Assistant Director Verne Chatelain expect approval Thursday pending a slight amendment to a 59 000 plan for land purchase and road development. The measure backed by Rep Lewis and Sen Tydings would establish a fifty acre national military park at the Monocacy battlefield.
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Verne E. Chatelan
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Senate committee on public lands
Glenn H. Worth
Chatelain
Frederick
Antietam
Mrr. Batley
Lewis Dougas
doon
Chatelain eee
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Douglas
Millard E. Fyd
House
Certiavid J. Lewis
battefield
the
Monuc legion
Lewis
Jubal A. Early
House Military Affairs Committee
Ritchie
David C. Winebrenner
Lew Wallace
Early
Memorial Day Draws 86 Year Old G A R Head to City
An 86 year old head of the G A R attended Memorial Day ceremonies in Gatli sburg and discussed the 1935 encampment in Washington. Col Martin conferred with the President about arranging the 70th grand review in 1865. Local officials accompanied by Mrs McElroy and others joined the outing at Braddock Heights later.
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Gatlisburg
Russo C. Marin
Angeles
Cal
sburg
Col. Martin
Col Martin
Washington
Col
Martin
Get
General Logan
Memorial iy
Logan
Teagh Linncoln
leav
tume
ing Coté wa
Walcott
Los Angeles
G. A
Bumeion
Independence
Hani
K.P MecEi
Myrtle Buckies
Wastrin mas Dar
BRADDOCK
Ninth Street Christis Christian Endeavor
Braddock Heights
Hood College to Hold Forty-First Commencement Exercises
Dr. George F. Zook United States Commissioner of Education will address Hood College at the forty first commencement on Monday. He will speak on The College and the People. Delegates include Rev Bas H Philps and President Joseph H Apple. Alumnae in session Saturday and a senior dance Friday night mark commencement week.
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George F. Zork
Washington
United States
United States Bureau of Education
University of Akron
United States Commissioner of Education
Zook
Africa
America
Committee on Public Information
Bas H. Philps
Linglestown
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College Orchestra
Chorale
Brodbeck Hai
Glee Club
Helen Harp
Mil
Adam
LaRuerspurg
Bourr
Fredaccampani
S& Adam
Salorda
otlock
Dave Hagan
Sigetners
Strike Leader Michael F Tighe Faces Historic Walkout
NEA report catalogs Michael F Tighe president of the Amalgamated Tron Steel and Tin Workers leading a June strike of about 106000 workers. Company chiefs vow plant closures rather than grant recognition as a bitter labor dispute looms. Tighe's past as a Wheeling puddler and personal tragedy shaped his stance against strikes.
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NEA Service
Michael F
Tighe
Amalgamated , Tron, Steel, and Tin Workers
Rose Snatches Lead in Memorial Day Auto Race
Maury Rose took the lead in the 200 mile Memorial Day auto race near Indianapolis, timing about 34 seconds after Frank Msko of Milwaukee, as 13 drivers retired with minor accidents and engine trouble reducing field from 33 to 20 by midrace. The event drew spectators and included local notes on attendees and a Garden Club gathering.
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ROSE
Indianapst
Maury Rose h
Frank msko
Milwaukee
miner
lua
Frederick Barden
Roosevelt Delivers Memorial Day Speech At Gettysburg
President Franklin D. Roosevelt travels to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to speak on Memorial Day as first Democratic chief executive to honor the national cemetery. Two thousand flags flutter beside headstones signaling a solemn remembrance of Lincoln’s legacy and Civil War history.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
chasen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Cemetery
Theodore Reaieve
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
dea
Min. M. oO
Fanoover
Lincoln
Roosevelt
English gunman kills self during manhunt
A gunman, Leonard Hin, killed himself during a police and citizen manhunt in Sussex woods after shooting a officer who later died. The incident followed a violent spree that left a constable seriously wounded before the gunman’s death.
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jand
recs
citizens united
Engia
Leonard Hin
Dilinger
recove
Sussex woods
Rie
dows
Birthday Anniversary and Historic Trials Highlight Day
A fragmented report notes observances of an 857th birthday on Commencement Day. It mentions June 6 events with West and Boston Red Lion Benson in Philadelphia, a Chicago 1812 reference, and a Berio XE incident over Lake Michigan with damaged aircraft parts.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Plane forced down after crash leaves 12 missing or dead
Readable text describes a large aircraft incident with 12 missing or dead. Parson and Dandie Hospital are referenced along with severe head injuries and possible internal injuries. The fragmentary report gives no clear names or locations.
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William Kowalski
Stanley Kowalski
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Ohio
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SISTIE
BUZZIE
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Maine
OmIOT Ia
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NATIONAL PARK
Martin Partici
pates
HOOD
Michael F. Tighe
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sident Roosevelt
debs
SELF
PAUL KIEFFER
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Boston
Benson
Philadelphia
parsons
Dandie
Turenz Lets
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