Jehovahs Witnesses Face Jail Over Permit Violations
Four Jehovah's Witnesses selling religious tracts without permits are jailed after arrest at Frederick doorsteps. Police, led by Chief Allen Regis, enforce new motor laws raising speed limit to 45 mph and lowering fines, with hearings set tonight and a broader traffic code rollout statewide.
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Frederick
Bierick
Lyman H. Shumy
James
Adam Antonio
Mike Ope
Charles Stewart
East Second street
Wellsr E. Sinn
Martinsburg Man Held After Accident Charge
Martinsburg man James E. Beard was arrested early this morning by Frederick police on a charge of failing to stop after a serious accident near Martinsburg. Constable Jack of Martinsburg planned to return Beard to his jurisdiction as Memorial Day traffic produced two arrests. A woman companion was held at Police Headquarters.
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Marinsburg
weta
James E. Beard
West Virginia
Benjamin F. Phebus, Jr
cook j dace
Poice
Martinsburg
Charles H. Small
Beard
Jack
Frederick
Starinsburg
A. F. Anderson
Charles Maxwell
ter Maxwell
Hari
Singer
Eas
Liverpool
Phelus
Weather Today Precipitation and Temperatures
The data shows a 24 hour precipitation total 252 inches for May and March figures around 12071-3.80 in 1934 384 Weney 1935 and a deficit 126 inches. Yesterday's high 82 with low 59 last night and a year ago low 9. Sunset at 7:30 p m and moonset at 8 17 p m tomorrow.
Earthquake Devastates Quetta with Massive Casualties Reported
A seismic event in Quetta caused widespread destruction and a high death toll. Wireless dispatches say 66 percent of Mastung’s 4,000 residents may be dead or missing, with police and railway staff severely affected and relief efforts underway.
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unts
India
Quetta
Sumia
Mastung
beer & criies
Punjab
Reward May Be Offered to Get Boy Back in Kidnapping Case
Federal agents prepare to take over the kidnapping case of nine year old George W. from Syracuse after a possible exchange and ransom demand. A reward could be offered within days if the exchange fails. Walter Holland alias O Maley, a suspected ringleader in the August Suez abduction, is among those announced for prosecution under the Lindbergh law.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
George W
Federal age
George
Mir
Mirs
J. P. Wererhaeuser
Luer
Hansas Ci
Tarres
Walter Holland
Ir OMalicy
che
Suez
Akton
Department of Justiet
E. E. Cocrex
Department of Jurtte
O'Malex
Minois
Market More Inclined To Buy Than To Sell
New York report notes confusion in trading as grains and cotton strengthened while the pound sterling opened at 4.95 to the dollar. Market sentiment favored buying over selling with modest price movements observed in early session.
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New York
screen and cos
Store ends with new management and birth notice
The end has assumed charge of his d C W Keesey, former local manager, now transferred to the McCrory Store at Chester Pennsylvania where he will be manager. Mr and Mrs George Wes Jr near Middletown announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday.
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d C
George Wes, Jr
Middletown
Hood College graduates to hear 1936 commencement plan
Eighty eight graduates are listed for Hood College exercises with ten speakers for degrees on Monday at 10:45 a.m. in the outdoor theater. The baccalaureate service will be held Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the open air theater under Rev. D. P. Zuse and Rev. Arthur Sulivan will perform musical selections.
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HOOD
D. P. ZUSE
EMMITSBURG
Brodoeck
Amos John the Evancel
arthur V
Henry I. Wade
Cesar
Charles Gounod
Ciara Josolo
Arthur Sulivan
Courtass Duve
Ernest w. Shurtleff
Gustaf V
Traver
J.D. Duve
Lord God Of Abraham
Elijah
Stahl
grees
Elsie Murr Louck
social new school
fune
Wulakso
tien
End Of AAA SEC FACA Possible Roosevelt Says
In Colorado Springs reports recount flood deaths after cloudbursts near Glenda and Fort Morgan. A rancher’s family swept away. Donald Cimino’s body recovered downstream. County officials urge evacuation of lowlands along the Platte as high water rises. In Washington a push to convene a constitutional convention grows amid Supreme Court rulings. House members consider a convention to rewrite the constitution with two-thirds state support and three-fourths ratification. The debate centers on whether states or the federal government should control social reforms.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Glenda
Wyo
thimteen
yesrday
Colorado
Wills Strackien
Donald Cimino
Fountain creek
Pla
T. J. Moore
Platte
Fort Morgan r
Washington
House
Maverick
Texas
Keller
Abnois
Supreme Court
NRA
Congress
Breakfast Table Fatal to Woman at Home
A woman died from a heart attack at the breakfast table. Funeral plans were set for Monday morning. The text notes a meeting of committees with James H. Gambrill and Dr. Henri L. Geter serving as chairmen, with finance and other committees also mentioned.
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alemor
James H. Gambrill
dr. of Frederick
Emon L. Cobients
Tl a.m. ucom
Henri Lb Geter
Frederick
Three Children Die as Fire Destroys Toronto Home
A house fire in a Toronto suburb kills three children and injures others. The blaze traps a mother and father who escape by leaping from a second story window. rescuers work to recover bodies as investigators search for the cause.
Dr. Warner Sworn In As Head of Statistics
Governor presides over Confederate Decoration Day services at Mt Oliver as Dr Warner is sworn in as head of statistics. Albert S Brown introduced the speaker. the event features local attorneys and members of the Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Dr. Warner
Mt. Olivercombe
Albert S. Brown
neer Young Camp
Walkersville Flower Show Highlights Iris Displays and Arrangements
The Walkersville Women's Club hosted its annual flower show at Mrs. Frank C. Nicodemus home from 2 to 5 30 p m with varied entries. Dutch Spanish and Japanese iris drew notice while Evocational displays explained by club members illustrated table settings and church arrangements. Prizes were awarded for artistic rose arrangements and mixed flower groups with several names of local organizers and judges noted. A separate item reports a leg fracture near Middletown and a residence move involving local residents.
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Walkersville Women’s Club
Frank C. Nicodemus
William Powell
R. Ward Stauffer
Mary Ocemus
manue strrangement
John Cramer
Charles Crawford
Herbert Elder
Elizabeth
Nicodemus
Frederick Seibel
Nelson Stauffer
J. W. Long porch
Charles Houck. Jr
Frank Nicodemus
Annabelle Grantham
Nina Cramer
Lilian Zimmerman
Helena Stauffer
Clarence Eaves
Marguerite Kerch
Galen Arushe
Furst
Frederi
Charles Houck, Jr
Specimin
W. Long
Roy B. Zimmerman
Sperimen
M Jonn
J. Ward Stauffer
H. B. Frank Nico
Gr Spremen
Sicodemar
arrancemer nzst
Charles H. mera
DuPont Gar
Old Folks Service to Memorialize Francis Scott Key
Middletown May 31 The memory of Francis Scott Key author of the Star Spangled Banner will be recalled at the twentieth annual old folks service in United Brethren church Myersville on Sunday June 9 The day begins at 9 15 in Sunday school and closes with a concert by a 40 piece symphony orchestra at 1 The tuning fork used by Key will guide hymns during the services The fork now belongs to Elizabeth Fleok daughter of Cyrus F Fleok originator of the programs The event draws aged attendees from several states including 99 year old Henry C Reynolds of Hagerstown Other participants include the Fulmer sisters ages 73 to 92 and the Gernand brothers Their ages total more than 99 The principal speaker is Dr S F Daugherty United Brethren minister The closing 3 p m service features the 46 piece symphony orchestra from United Brethren Sunday School Dallastown Pa and a 20 voice male chorus from the same church A large calf was born weighing 1121 pounds near Courtnet Wes Fred Juneau farm.
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Middletown
Francis Scott Key
Niddietown Valley
Cyrus F. Fleok
Eizabeth Eby Fleok
Myersville
Henry C. Reynolds
Hagerstown
Fulmer sisters
Meland
District of Columbia
Gernand brothers
Frederick
Washington
a Of Mary
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columba
S. F. Daugherty
United Brethren Sunday School
Dallastown
Roosevelt weighs NRA ruling and national powers
President Roosevelt said the Supreme Court decision on the NRA shifts debate to who controls national economic and social policy. He warned it may push toward a constitutional amendment but noted the issue should be settled by the people within four to five years. The court’s ruling, he argued, signals a return to a “horse and buggy stage” for federal authority over farming and industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Securities Commission
Alcohol Control Administration
Congress
AAA
Appointment of Dr Everhart to State Board
Governor Hary W. Nee appoints Dr Everhart to a state board. The board will begin work October 1, with announcement delayed until the session ends. Dr Everhart has led campaigns for Governor Nee and has been named for other state posts.
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neetion Board
Hany W. Nee
eraart
Nice i
Local rail car unloads injure worker in Maidistown
A rail yard incident near Maidistown left Edward Suurr with a badly lacerated and mashed right foot after a cross tie car toppled. He received first aid on site with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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HS & P. Railway
Edward Suurr
Maidistown
ned
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