Four youths sell religious tracts defy authorities
Four men selling Jehovahs Witness pamphlets face arrest after disregarding police orders to stop door to door sales without a license. Local judge warned of possible rearrest as officers enforce licensing compliance and limit public access to religious literature.
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Dr G B Burns and M E Leader Die Suddenly
Doctor G B Burns and M E Leader died unexpectedly at home after a heart attack shortly after using snuff. Authorities said the deaths were sudden with no prior warning.
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G. B. Burns
M. E. Leader
Weather Summary From Fragmented OCR
Weather data is incomplete with scattered readings and nonsensical codes. Some values reference high and low temperatures from prior days and moon phase timings, but specifics are unclear and not usable.
New Deal Policies Taken Up At Meeting
The meeting discussed new policies as the Roosevelt administration sought national reaction to a Supreme Court decision. President Roosevelt resumed conferences and named Leon C. as a key figure while plans to define a broader approach were outlined for the coming days.
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Supreme Court
Rooosevelt
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Leon Crow
Dr Welsh Appointed State Veterinarian
State officials announce the appointment of Dr. Welsh as State Veterinarian. The decision follows a formal review process and aligns with ongoing agricultural health initiatives across the region.
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Dr. Welsh
Drunkenness Charge and Pole Teaming Reported
An unclear report notes a drunkenness charge and mentions a pole team effort. No police court details are present.
Maryland to Pay Largest Share of Memorial Road
The text describes a federal grant arrangement with Maryland covering most of the Memorial Road project costs estimated between 6 and 7.6 million dollars, including Monocacy Battlefield. It notes involvement from Congressman David J. Lewis and state officials, with a final Joint Resolution pending.
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Roosevelt Seen Facing Progressive Challenge In 1935
Washington report says Roosevelt risks a stronger Progressive push backed by La Follette and liberal senators as a 1935 party threat fades. The piece notes Roosevelt may owe more to liberal support than to big business and hints at pressure to embrace a broader, more liberal New Deal.
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Dinner in Armory Arranged for About 500 Attendees
The Al Ghan Temple's Boum and divan plan a 500 guest dinner at the State Armory Monday at 6 followed by an 7 30 parade and 8 o clock ceremonial. Notables like Governor Nice and J Purdon Wight are listed among outstanding members.
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Nice Makes Address At Antietam Exercises
Nice Makes address at Antietam exercises is noted. The brief mentions an oration by a speaker named Nice, associated with a ceremony or event in a historical Antietam context.
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Nice
Antietam
Untitled Text Fragments From An Old Page
Fragmentary lines show a misread section mentioning a team and a professor with unclear roles. The readable bits include scattered names and dazed references to a team and a location. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the OCR snippet.
Memorial Day observances and weather spread across cities
Memorial Day events and Ascension Day observances are described with parades, speeches, flag ceremonies, and cemetery services led by groups including Francis Scott Key post and American Legion Auxiliary. Weather is noted as sunny with typical Memorial Day warmth. Governor Harbison and officials travelled to National Park for ceremonies. Price cutting and wage changes appear in unrelated national news from New York and Los Angeles.
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Francis Scott Key post
Women's Auxiliary
Mr. Olivet cemetery
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G. Elis Wilhems
Francis trott
Emmittsburg ioenight
Thurmont
Saturda Woodsboro
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union
No Criminal Negligence In Colored Boy's Death
Report states no criminal negligence found in the death of a colored boy, with officials concluding the incident did not result from unlawful acts. Details indicate a thorough inquiry and official findings.
War Dead In Arlington Remembered Observance
Arlington marks remembrance day for war dead with President at observance. Officials note fallen soldiers from both world wars honored as ceremonies proceed near memorials and graves. Military and civic leaders pay tribute to those who served, with wreaths laid and moments of reflection.
Racing Driver Clay Weatherly Killed in Memorial Day Races
Weatherly, 23, from Cincinnati, dies in Memorial Day races at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. His mechanic from Los Angeles is injured as cars collide in a dangerous Northwest track event. Weatherly’s death follows a sequence of high speed incidents reported by AP from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis motor speedway
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
northwest
Los
Hope for Freedom For Boy Held In $200000 Ransom Case
Tacoma dispatch reports renewed hope for George Weyerhaeuser's release as ransom money reportedly hidden in a 50-pound stack of Federal Reserve notes awaits payment. Authorities note ongoing tips and possible local connections to the kidnapper gang, with expectations of a return soon.
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62,000 Fans Set Polo Grounds Attendance Mark
The Polo Grounds drew 62,000 fans signaling a season milestone as the baseball crowd surpassed previous attendance records. The event highlighted strong local support and boosted expectations for the team in the league standings.
Industrial Serfdom Compared to Slavery
A speaker likens economic coercion to slavery, recalling 1861 and the era of forced labor. He argues that wage dependence mirrors the bondage of prior human servitude, framing modern work under economic necessity as a new form of serfdom.
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