Pennsylvania imposes quarantine on untested cattle across border
Pennsylvania state officials declare a quarantine preventing the sale of untested cattle from Washington County across the Mason and Dixon line into Pennsylvania. After investing heavily in tuberculin testing in Franklin County and compensating condemned cattle, authorities move to safeguard progress as twenty two of 17,000 head retested reacted.
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Washington County
Mason & Dixon
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Waslington
Franklin
Frank
Bridge Company Names Officers
The Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company renewing its annual election, reelecting Samuel M. Shafer as president David K Cushwa as vice president and William Stake as secretary treasurer The record also notes thirty three shares of Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company sold at public auction from $41 to $41 75 per share at the courthouse with Auctioneer Snyder.
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Washington and Berkeley Brides Company
Potomac
Willamsport
Samuel M. Shafer
David K. Cushwa
William Stake
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Snyder
Graf Zeppelin to Fly to United States on June 20
Friedrischshafen Germany June 4 The Hamburg American booking office announced the Graf Zeppelin's next United States flight is set for June 20 weather permitting The dirigible had been forced to abandon its Atlantic crossing when four motors failed and made a forced landing in France with one motor operating After new motors were installed it returned home Most passengers aboard who were aboard during the last attempt plan to make the next trip.
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Friedrighshafen
Germany
Hamburg-American Booking Office
United States
Atlantic
France
Man Confesses to Killing Girl in Mendocino Woods
Ukiah California June 4 A 32 year old wood chopper Tom Le Hew confessed to Sheriff R R Byrnes that he attacked and killed Teresa Johnson a schoolgirl walking home from a Mendocino City path. He said he blacked out and killed the girl then choked her to death. A formal murder charge will be filed.
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Ukiah
Gal
R. R. Byrnes
Tom le Hew
Wood Chopper
Teresa Johnson
Mendocino City
le Hew
Byrnes
Burned In Slide Injures Mount Hood Youth
Hood River Ore June 4 A Portland High School junior William Meaney was severely burned after sliding 2500 feet down Mount Hood glacier. He and 40 companions were climbing yesterday when he fell into a 75 foot crevasse. He was found uninjured by bones but deeply burned. he remains in serious condition in a local hospital.
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Hood River
Ore
Mount Hood Glacier
William Meaney
Portland
Meaney
Aged victim George Wilson to be buried at Bellevue
George Wilson aged 68 of McConnelsburg Pennsylvania, the crippled man struck by a hit and run driver on the Williamsport pike, will be buried in Potter's Field at Bellevue. Identification verified by relatives, driver unknown, authorities seek a Dodge without a headlight. Headquarters note Wilson wandered the country. burial authorized by Sheriff Kline.
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George Wilson
McConnelsburg
Williamsport Pike
Potter's Field
Bellevue
Joseph Davis
Younkins
Fulton County
David
John Easterday
Dam No. 4
McConnelilsburg
Wilson
David Easterday
Leaf Undertaking
Williamsport
Stephen Wilson
John Williams
McConnellsburg
Kline
Cushwa
Blame on Parents for Flaming Youth Says Diocesan Survey
Chicago June 1 Wayward parenthood blamed for the capriciousness of flaming youth in most responses to a questionnaire by the Diocese of Chicago official publication of the Episcopal church announced today. Not that youth was not rebuked for flaming but parents were accused of applying the torch. Responses include remarks from Dr Bernard Toldings Bell of St Stephens College and others noting parental flattery and neglect of reform.
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Chicago
Wayward Parenthood
Episcopal Church
Bernard Toldings Bell
St. Stephens College
Columbia University
PF. H. Sill
Kent School
Kent
Connecticut
C. H. Young
Howe School
Hows
Ind
Thousand Work To Save Levee Near Greenville
Frantic efforts of about a thousand men completed an auxiliary levee around a crashing Mississippi river levee two and a half miles south of Greenville. Another thousand workers had already finished a main levee with ten thousand sand sacks surrounding its base. Engineers believed the blowout threat was controlled and that the river was held at bay at that point.
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Greenville
Miss
Vesuvius Eruption Threatens Italian Towns and Lava Flow
Mount Vesuvius eruption intensifies forcing the evacuation of Barre and sending a lava stream over 60 feet wide with velocities over six feet per second. The lava divides toward Terigno and Cupaccio, with two deaths reported. Dense smoke obscures distances to nearby dwellings. Separately, Nevada volcano near Mendoza shows renewed activity with lava fire and mud, as San Rafael reports tremors and underground roars.
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Nailes
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Matladra
Observatory
Hell
Terigno
Cupaccio
Mahadra
Buenos Ayres
Mendoza
Nevada
San Rafael
Two Dead in Auto Mishap Near Sparrows Point
Baltimore June 4 Two Bethlehem Steel employees Manuel Fernandez 35 and Antonio Perez 28 died when their car veered off the road struck a telephone pole and rolled down a embankment. Three other men Frank Mazzetella Albert Gatta Isador Feira were injured. Perez was driving and the steering gear allegedly failed prompting the driver to swerve.
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Baltimore
Manuel Fernandez
Antonio Perez
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Company
Fernandez
Perez
Cay
Frank Mazzetella
Albert Gatta
Isador Feira
Tunney Plans Life Of Leisure After Boxing Career
New York report says Gene Tunney intends to continue a life of leisure, arguing that earning more money would be ostentatious. The update comes via Mrs. Edwin Dewing after her visit to sister Mrs. Polly Lander Tunney in Brioni.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Edwin Dewing
Polly Lander Tunney
Brioni
Eight Drowned When One Arose In Boat
Beaufort South Carolina June reports eight Negro women drowned when a boat carrying eleven people on the Johnson River near Beaufort overturned after one person rose up. The incident occurred last night as the craft capsized in the river. Dog licenses, due July 1, are now obtainable from Magistrate Duffey, Bitner and Snider. Existing licenses expire July 1 and a campaign to collect delinquents will begin July 2.
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Beaufort
S. C
Johnson Tiver
Here
Duffey, Bitner
Snider
State Awards Contracts for New Road Work
State Roads Commission awarded contracts for Ringgold to Leitersburg and Big Pool to Fort Frederick road segments scheduled to start within the week. Frederick contractor Russell handles Ringgold to Leitersburg, Cumberland firm landscups Big Pool to Fort Frederick, with Bester and Long advancing Williamsport to St James. Oil work on Big Springs Blair Valley roads begins tomorrow. Weverton Hill oiling to follow. 18 men employed as crews prepare to start new projects next week.
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Ork
Ringgold
Lindbergh Honeymoon Yacht Seen Leaving Woods Hole
At Woods Hole Mass on June 4 observers saw the Monette with Colonel Charles A Lindbergh aboard leaving after an overnight anchorage. A watchful shore party reported a young man believed to be Lindbergh on the yacht as it headed toward Vineyard Haven with no other passengers observed.
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Lindberghs
Block Island
Newport
R. I
Lindbergh
Long Island Sound
Woods Hole
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
Nore
Vineyard Haven
Jefferson County's Oldest Woman Dead
Mrs. Mary C. Jones, 37, claimed to be Jefferson county's oldest resident, died after staying with relatives in Shepherdstown last night. The obituary fragment notes her ancestry among early settlers of Yoederick, Maylang, Fu, and references Frederick Thurssay.
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Mary C. Jones
Jefferson County
Shepherdstown
Yoederick
Maylang
Fu. i Serries
Frederick Thurssay
Asylums And Jails Becoming Popular in Chicago
Demer tia Braecox becomes increasingly cited among university honor students as mental illness and crime rise. Rodney Brandon head of public welfare’s Hellness department told the Chicago Methodist Ministers Association that many people are seeking admission to hospitals for the insane or to jails, noting rising figures in mental disease and criminality.
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Chicago
Demertia
Rodney Brandon
Hellness Department of Public Welfare
Chicago Methodist Ministers’ Association
Brandon
Telephone chiefs plan regional conference in Hagerstown
The chief operators of the Hagerstown district of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will meet at Hotel Alexander for a two day business conference. Participants from Damascus Emmitsburg Middletown Myersville New Market Thurmont Walkersville Mt. Savage Taneytown Silver Run New Windsor Union Bridge Hampstead Keedysville Williamsport Clear Spring Hancock Smithsburg Buckeystown Braddock Heights and Hagerstown will attend. F R Hogg traffic superintendent will preside.
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Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Alexander
Damascus
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Myersville
New Market
Thurmont
Walkersville
Mt. Savage
Taneytown
Silver Run
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Hampstead
Keedysville
Williamsport
Clearspring
Hancock
Smithsburg
Buckeystown
Braddock Heights
F. R. Hogg
Lagoon near Tequcigalpa boils with rising hot water
A lagoon near Yoro Honduras once dry now boils as logs burn on exposed lagoon beds Laguna Brava emits smoke a cloud hangs over the area authorities monitor the scene and describe active heat and steam rising from the watercarefully noting unusual activity in the region through Jude 4 reporting.
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Tequcigalpa
Honduras
Yoro
Laguna Brava
King George Reports Sound Sleep After Night at Windsor
Windsor Castle confirms King George rested well with his doctor Henry I Martyn visiting for about an hour. In Detroit a national council of Congregational Churches votes unanimously to merge with the General Convention of the Christian Church.
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London
Windsor Castle
George
Henry I Martyn
Detroit
National Council of Congregational Churches
General Convention of the Christian Church
Traders Warned of Licenses Delinquent in County
About 400 of roughly 2000 merchants in the county have not yet secured new traders licenses. Licenses were due May 1 with ten percent added to new fees on June 1 and another ten percent after July 1 for continued delinquency. State investigators will review names, and legal action will follow. Also reported is a Navy plane crash in San Diego killing Ensign Henry J. Gow. mechanic H. S. Neumann escaped by parachute.
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Court House
San Diego
Henry J. Gow
H. S. Neumann
Settlement of Question Now Assured
The Belgian delegation at the reparations conference accepted Germany's proposal for the Marks question, clearing the last obstacle to a complete reparations settlement. Unanimous approval of the experts' report is expected to be signed soon and Belgium's condition against territorial changes settled Eupen and Malmedy. The Young plan is tied to final resolution of the Marks dispute, with allied circles viewing the outcome as central to future German American financial relations.
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Paris
Europe
Owen D. Young
Hjalmar Schacht
Belgium
Germany
Baldwin Resigns as Prime Minister after Election Loss
London June 4. An announcement from Windsor Castle states Prime Minister Baldwin handed his resignation to King George after Thursday's general election. The king accepted it and summoned Ramsay MacDonald, leader of the Labour victory, to form a new government. MacDonald will not go to Windsor Castle until tomorrow.
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London
O Mctal
Windsor Castle
Baldwin
King George
Ram‘ser MacDonald
Labor Party
MacDonald
Hoover Watches Public Opinion Through His Yellow Journal
President Hoover reviews a private yellow folio of newspaper clippings each day to gauge national sentiment on tariff revision and farm relief. The Yellow Journal compiles dispatches and editorials from over 35 papers with added input from two clipping bureaus, reflecting views from agricultural Northwest and major cities alike.
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Richard L. Turner
A. P
Washington
Hoover
Yallow Journal
White House
Northwest
Yellow Journal
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