Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Highlight War Remembrance
The article details Memorial Day ceremonies in Frederick Thurmont and Taneytown with American Legion groups, VFW, and O U A M units paying respect to war dead. It notes services at cemeteries, a 3 PM memorial at Frederick, and parades led by civic and school groups, plus delayed business activity and downtown closure as shops, banks, and offices observe the day.
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Thurmont
Maryland National Guard
Salvation Army Boys
Frederick
United Brethren Church
HW. E. Krone
Taneytown
Walkersville
Mervyn Co. Puss
Frederick's
American Legion
Magerstown
Melock
Ereet Corner Siren To Warn Traffic Of Engine
Members of the Independent Hoot Company, irked at being caught between traffic at the corner of Market and Chuvel, erected a horn and gong to warn drivers. The device, placed on Market Street, aims to clear a path for approaching engines when signals fail. A thirty day trial was ordered.
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Thegrit
Ardons
Siten
Sauniest
Gily
County One
Amore
Thas
Granada Colorado Hit by Second Memorial Day Flood
Granada Colo May 30 AP Two missing as Granada faces floodwaters eighteen inches deep washing out highways and rail lines from Wolf and Granada creeks. Residents fled to high ground overnight, returning at daylight as waters receded slightly. Don Tates 27 Denver man missing after car washed from a highway north of town. An unidentified youth also missing after his car found in rising waters east of here. Santa Fe railroad tracks one mile washed out east and west of Holly, another section flooded at Collidge.
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Granada
Col
Colorado
Don Tates
Denver
Tere
Wood
Here
Santa Fe
Holly
Peace Meeting For Young People Sunday
A peace meeting for Frederick's young people will be held in the Evangelical Lutheran chapel on East Church street at 6 15 o clock Sunday evening. The event is hosted by the senior Luther League and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Invited are all city young people's societies. Three speakers will cover peace topics: Miss Wetty Austermuhl on college students doing in the interests of peace. Miss Mildred Crum on why the Church of the Brethren considers war inconsistent with Christian living. and Prof. George J. Douglas on present movements in peace. A discussion will follow. J Hazel Hooper and Franklin Marsh serve as chairs.
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Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Luther League
Women's International Teague For Peace and Freedom
Artend
Apeckers
Wetty Austermuhl
Mildred Crum
Church of the Brethren Young People's Department
Church of the Brethren
George J. Douglas
College Place
J. Hazel Hooper
Luther Teague
Arrest of Robert Tyler for assault with hatchet
Early morning police arrested Robert Tyler a colored man on a charge of assault and battering with a hatchet. Officer Carmack and others made the arrest after Tyler allegedly struck a man on the head with a hatchet on Main Street.
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Hougay
Perau
Robert Tyler
Ama Fowler
Marc Son Carmack
Memorial Day Auto Speed Rage Sets Attendance Record
Fifty mile start draws 168000 fans as Wilbur Shaw leads early in the Indianapolis 2000 mile era race. Babe Stapp and Shaw battle for the lead with Chet Gardner in pursuit as new track records and fast averages grip the crowd.
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Memorial Day
Tiiianapolis
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Babe Stapp
Los Angeles
Shaw
Credle Vrame
Jagada
Ank
Indianapolis Speedway
Rev Mays
Tas Angthy
Mr Wis
Chet Gardner
Long Beach
Stapp
Subversive Elements Campaign Address by Godwin
Baltimore commander James F. Godwin addressed Admiral Soley Camp No. 13 in the State Armory on Americanism. He described a yearly May 1 campaign by the United Spanish War Veterans to spread Americanism and oppose alleged subversive elements. Flowers and flags were laid on nine Spanish war veterans’ graves at Mt. Olive Cemetery amid concerns over flag displays in the city.
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Frederick Ats
Atest
Mt. Olive
Fran Petorl
Inal
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Women's Away
Sons of the Legion
John BR
Webb Post
Admiral Schiry
Frederick Lions Club
Thurmont
James F. Godwin
Baltimore
Admiral Soley Camp
No. 13
State Armory
Mr. Godwin
Aubveralye Clements
Veteran's Organiziion
Mt. Olivey
Bannister Warrant Issued For Ann Harding
In Quebec on May 30 a warrant was issued for the arrest of Ann Harding. Former husband Harry Bannister accuses her of abducting their daughter Jane. Harding left for Europe with the child aged under 14, accompanied by three lawyers, after a court appearance. The charge cites Section 11 of the Canadian Criminal Code on abduction of a child under 14.
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Quebec
Harry Bannister
Ann Harding
Aceren
Jane
Miss Harding
Europe
Bannister
Court House Busy Day Even With Holiday
Court proceedings filled the day despite the holiday as officials processed cases and heard motions. Multiple county departments reported active filings, with judge and clerk staff handling docket items and administrative tasks across the court complex.
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Court House
Three Hurt In Highway Crash Near Catoctin
A highway crash on the west side of Catoctin Mountain involved multiple injuries as two cars collided in midday traffic. The Staley vehicle, traveling east, struck an oncoming car with several occupants including Mrs Staley and an unidentified woman, while a third party reported additional injuries to occupants named Stans Wartutaied DG and others.
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Catoctin Mans Tin
Naar Braddok
BOR
Stans
Wartutaied
Fragiredh
Mrs Staley
Covise Taveraten
Tagnygenel
Staley
Conference Attendees From Here To Washington Event
Twenty twenty members of the county federation will attend the third triennial conference of the Associated Country Women of the World in Washington. Representatives from every country are expected. the program includes cabinet addresses and a White House reception by President and Mrs Roosevelt. Local club women attend the opening and a garden party follows at 3:30 p.m. with plans for several days of tours, talks, exhibits, and musical events.
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Predertek County Federation of Rural Women
Chiby
Country Women of the World
Washington
Efott
Roeser
Hidorte
Maryhant
Mise Florence Willams
Due Ain Ault
Thomas Cutter
Tatlenger
Veederick County
Harold Mobovitt
Raymont Lind
M-Dewdt
Geran Hoalbiah Walkeres
Mia
Marry Saumley
Thatnsvoller
Werlepticks
Jefferean
Ats Molle Yimmerman
Chester Young
Hote 4
Mog
Walter Myers
Witham Moere
Stes Vernon Pisate
Depayeye Thon
Adametean
Mee
Fomer Muehvel Doowhe
Mea
Ctarjee
Hemabere
Wee Timd
Sha Saeen Thad
Mtr
Wikam Andersen
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Nation's tribute paid to war dead at home and abroad
Washington D C President Franklin D Roosevelt attends memorial ceremonies paying silent homage to Americans who died in war. 13 000 veterans honored at Arlington National Cemetery as generals and dignitaries deliver remarks including a Memorial Day address prepared for delivery in Washington.
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Wadineon
Gregory of Manes
Midis
Daby
Ree
Chetty
Govisnor
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Lincoln
America
Recruiting Officer of Black Legion Sought in Detrol
A Detroit May 90 CAP report states Arthur O Lapp Sr was sought as a recruiting officer for the Black Legion. The piece alleges he sold a revolver used in the so called ritual execution of Charles A Moore to an unidentified man. Grace Lapp claimed a position in a women’s auxiliary unit. The alleged events occurred near a summer cottage outside Alvonne.
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Detrol
Arthur O’ Lapp
Michigan
Neer
Die Mack Legion
Dayton Dean
Lapp
Charles A Moore
Lipp
Grace
Whack Te Rion
Alvonne
Rockville Jail Delivery Confessions Reported
Teekvile May 9 state officials report two men confessed to participation in a plan to transport an undisclosed number of prisoners from Montes koriety county. Details remain undisclosed as authorities decline further comment.
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Teekvile
FAI
Jones
Montes Koriety
Sino Japanese Peace Tensions Widen In Asia
Sino Japanese relations worsen after new clashes near Tientsin and Tangshan as arms and coercive actions escalate. Reports cite Chinese authorities condemning coercion while Japan defends its military posture amid regional strain. The note mentions a memorial event in Baltimore and references to ongoing military matters without clear tie to a single outcome.
Fragmented Washington political debate rumors and names
A garbled, era-like passage references New Deal, Morgenthau, and various political figures amid confusion. It mentions delegates, conventions, endorsements, and policy battles with scattered names and institutions, reflecting a crowded Washington scene with uncertain timelines and roles.
Law and finance shakeups loom in Congress debate
The text discusses the abandonment and tax issues shaping this year’s corporate surplus and a secret conference among attorneys appearing in cases against the government. It notes opposition from conservatives and predicts potential amendments as progressive senators push reforms amid lobbying and potential legal challenges.
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Stem
Mona al Toht
Nea Bersdee
Returns Collateral Remission Case At Rockville Court
Judge Harold Smith of Montgomery County Titles Court at Rockville Friday remitted collateral deposits from residents charged with parking violations. Defendants faced charges for parking in Commerce Lane under a city ordinance enforced by county police at the mayor's request. The judge warned that the court would not excuse further failure to return collateral and noted past enforcement lapses.
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Montgomery County
Ierke Ville
Rock~ Ville
Micke Villes
Minde
Douglas M. Blandford
Commerce Lane
Jude
Viediaana
Rockville
Lunas
Htockville
Tekle Thompson
Freronemy Reasne
Cornerstone Laying Service At Church Sunday
Plans for laying the cornerstone of the church addition on Fourth Street mark the first anniversary of the church’s reorganization. Rev. M. Wolfe of New Windsor will lead the ceremony at 10:45 AM, with a sermon to follow. The cornerstone will include original building date 183? and remodeling date 1936, plus a copy of the church bulletin and pew materials. Remodeling totals $4,500, adding a tower and new seating. completion is expected by late summer with related services planned for the week of August 30.
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Wreghten
Fourth Street
Mo Ro Wolfe
Mluce Midge College
New Windsor
Wolfe
Cie
Alva
Aigiek
Neoviers
CC. Mills
Juniata College
Huntingdiney
Wien
Wheat Nor
Aelgier
Marcuthe
Erick
Milt Bey
North Virginia and Wayfarer Weekly Weather Outlook
Readable fragments indicate a weekly forecast for North Virginia and Wayfarer areas. Expected Monday through end of week updates mention temperatures, precipitation chances, and regional timings for various communities.
Landlady alleges harassment by congressman pair
Mrs. Young, landlady of a Washington apartment, blamed congressman Zloneliwek and another man for assaulting her and injuring her right hip. Police reportedly delayed action citing his status. She demanded arrest and warned the country faces punishment for Americanism. ambulance and hospital care followed incident.
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Wrestay
Mina
Herbie
Atalon
Alan Gale
Phen
TB Petad
Ash Ambalshey
Pollce
You
Young
Ste Waa
Race Track Judges Stand Destroyed in Early Blaze
Fire at Hagerstown race meet destroyed the Judges Stand and damaged the grand yard. Racing records and betting data were lost. Carpenters rushed to the track to prepare for today’s final spring meeting as investigators noted a short circuit likely sparked the blaze and low water pressure hindered suppression.
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Hingeratown
Hagerstoun
Gateswit
Grand Yard
Trek Ofteldy
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