Duke Carries Bride Across Threshold in Austria Castle
Edward the Duke lifts the Duchess over the threshold in Wasserleonburg, a haunted Austrian castle, signaling a new life amid mountain views. The couple, fresh from a 24 hour rail journey from France, arrive at Wasserleonburg near Arnoldstein and head to Wasserleonburs by car.
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Wassericonburg
Edward
Geir
Wasserleonburg
Anna Neu- Mann
Lebioss Wasserleonbure
Alps
France
Austria
Arnoldstein
Wazserleonburs
Fishermen Dive After 12 Pound Carp Jumping into Boat
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 5 two 14 year old anglers Harry Mitchel and Robert Cramer leaped into Lake Winnebago after a 12 pound carp leaped into their rowboat. The boys recovered and brought the fish ashore with their courage restored.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jube
Harry Mitchel
Robert Cramer
Lake Winnebago
Dr Rice Elected President of Head College Board
Frederick Md June 5 The board of directors elected Dr Charles P Rice of York Pa as president of the Head College board. He succeeds A R Bradbeck who died some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Rice
Frederick, Md
Head College
Charles P. Rice
York, Pa
A. R. Bradbeck
Readers of Daily Mail Offer Ten Classic Romances Volumes
Readers of the Herald and Daily Mail are invited to clip coupons starting Monday June 7 for a ten volume set titled Classic Romances of Literature. Each week a different book by Jules Verne or others will be offered at 39 cents plus postage, with orders via mail.
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Daily Mail
Herald and Daily Mail
Herald and Mail
Herald-Mail
Michael Strog
Jules Xerne
Parole Sought For Negro Slayer In Maryland Case
Charles W. Jackson colored, convicted in Washington County Circuit Court in 1921 of first degree murder and sentenced to life, will apply for parole before the new State Parole Commissioner J. Cookman Boyd next Wednesday. Jackson was involved in a shooting death in a worn incident. Another parole hearing to be held next Wednesday for Adam Koehler, convicted of killing Miss Marie Dorsch in Baltimore in 1920.
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Charles W. Jackson
Washington County
Maryland
J. Cookman Boyd
Jackson
Boyd
Adam Koehler
Marie Dorsch
Baltimore
Deaths and obituaries in Sleepy Creek and Frederick
Clara May Rockwell of Sleepy Creek West Virginia died Thursday at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg at 4 PM. She is survived by husband Scott Rockwell and several children: Elmer Culp Republic PA Harry Culp Berkeyer Springs Roy Culp Hancock Gertie Weaver Hescock Edith Shives Hancock Bessie Hall Salisbury Dorothy Stuckey Waynesboro. The body to be viewed at Mrs Gertie Weaver’s Tiancock home until Sunday 12:30 AM. Funeral service Sunday 10 AM at A B Church Sleepy Creek with Rev Earl Keesecker, interment Greenway Cemetery Berkeley Springs. John William Grove died suddenly at his Frederick home after a heart attack. Son of the late William Hamilton and Margaret Chestnut Grove near Hancock. Survived by wife Adeline Wickham and two nieces. last surviving of his family. He worked with I M Newman & Co coal dealers in Frederick for about 25 years, later with Hygeia Ice and Coal Co, and more recently an independent dealer. Card of thanks from Mrs J Frank Miller and family for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Adv. Card of thanks from Mrs Clara G Green’s family.
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Clara May Rockwell
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Scott Rockwell
Elmer Culp
Republic
Harry Culp
Berkeyer Springs
Roy Culp
Hancock
Gertie Weaver
Hescock
Edith Shives
Bessie Hall
Salisbury
Dorothy Stuckey
Waynesboro
Tiancock
A. B
Sleepy Crees
Earl Keeseckerting
Greenway
Berkeley Springs
John William Grove
Frederick
William Hamilton
Margaret Chestnut ‘Grove
Pennsylvania
Adeline Wickham
Mr. Grove
I. M. Newman and Company
Hygeia Ice and Coal Company
Lindbergh predicts rocket era for transport and science
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh told Clark University President Wallace W. Atwood that rockets could drive future transport speeds and enable high altitude observations. In a letter read at Clark's commencement, he cited Professor Robert H. Goddard's work and noted rockets may outpace airplanes in war and deliver instruments beyond balloons for astronomy and meteorology.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Clark
Robert H. Goddard
Lindbergh
England
Referendum and bond issue tied to court of appeals
Petition drive for a referendum on the building plan grows to nearly 16,000 signatures, exceeding the required 10,900. A suit seeks an injunction to block construction, filed by Harvey C. Bickel through Willis R. Jones, with the case advancing to the court of appeals where the fate of the office building referendum and the $4,600,000 state bond issue hinges. Rotenone dust for beetles advertised by Ernest W. Miller, Seedman and Insecticide Authority.
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Jtil
Harvey C. Bickel
Baltimore People’s Court
Willis R. Jones
Court of Appeals
Sand drift warning spans 50 miles on Santa Fe route
A Dodge City Kansas report notes a recent order to all west bound trains on the Dodge City Cimarron Valley branch cautioning crews to watch for sand drifts between Keyes and Boise City and for highway conditions between Hugoton and Rolla. The two locations lie about 50 miles apart.
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Dodge City
Kas
Cimarron Valley
Santa Fe
Keyes
Boise City
Hugoton
Rolla
Senator's Wife Brice Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Titerton Md June 5 Arthur H Brice wife of Kent county State Senator died today in a Baltimore hospital aged 49. Pen Mightier Than Sword. Trade in your old Fountain Pen on a Parker or Waterman lifetime pen. Fre R Saum Credit Jewelers 21 N Jonathan St Adv.
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Titerton
Arthur H. Brice
Kent County
Baltimore
Waterman
R. Saum
Credit Jewleler
N. Jonathan St. Adv
Ford forms C.1.0 Rival in Dearborn unrest
A labor dispute at Ford and surrounding plants unfolds as new union activity surfaces. A Detroit Packard plant and two GM units in Pontiac halt operations over labor troubles while a grand jury probes a May 26 fight at the Dearborn Ford plant that injured 18 UAW members and touched off questions about tear gas shipments. Ford official Harry Bennett notes 698 of 62064 workers signed loyalty pledges as voluntary.
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Chrysler
Detroit Packard
General Motors
Pontiiac
Grand
Ford
Dearborn
Ford Brotherhood
Harry H. Bennett
Two New Justices Bill Faces Senate Committee Vote
Opponents vow to defeat any compromise while insiders note a proposal for one or two new justices could pass. A poll suggests the president’s plan for five would fall short by a couple votes, whereas two justices might win by several votes. Senators including Brown of Michigan signaled possible support for two new justices.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Iome
Brown
D-Mich
Stone Seeks Divorce From Robert L Stone
Helen M Stone files for divorce from Robert L Stone through attorney John J Allen and asks the court for dissolution of marriage.
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Helen M. Stone
John J. Allen
Aled
Robert L. Stone
Police Drive Pickets Back Amid Steel Strike Turmoil
Police and sheriff's deputies moved to disperse pickets as a boxcar collided with the closed mills of Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Inland Steel. The strike idled over 70,000 workers ten days in, while SWOC leaders and Gov. Martin Davey awaited developments from a Columbus peace conference.
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Great Lakes
SWOC
Martin TL. Davey
Lit ” Murray
Dhachiie
John L. Lewis
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Corp
Eixtsburgh
Columbus
Cov. Darer
Aiuray
Free Library Reports 124 800 Books Circulated and Story Hours
The Free Library circulated 124 800 books and hosted 25 regular story hours for 489 attendees plus eight special sessions. Children flock to the reference room after school and rural schools’ groups are entertained. Book distribution extends to county depots at several towns with Sharpsburg and Williamsport gaining permanent headquarters. The book wagon operates only in summer. A detailed inventory of Washington County historical materials was completed and needs to improve library assets were listed.
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Boonsboro
Brownsville
Clearspring
Downsville
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Smithsburg
Williamsport
Blue Ridge Summit
Washington County
Signal at Potomac and Charles knocked down by car
A large warning signal at Potomac and Charles streets was struck for the third time in a month by a car with New York plates shortly after midnight today. The driver suffered minor injuries. police have not learned his identity. The steel rail signal warns southbound motorists of a narrowing street.
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Potomac
Charles Streets
New York
Name writer finds place in world at state parks
Special boards in state parks attract name scribblers. George Luker, superintendent of parks, says the boards are a success with hundreds of names. Trailside maps and park fixtures largely escaped damage.
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Springfield
George Luker
Pensioned at 109 Charleston West Virginia pension granted
W Va June 5 Comfort Daniels Christian 109 year old mountain woman granted an old age pension after leaving her McDowell County cabin in 1932 to vote for President Roosevelt. She is mother of 16 children and rarely leaves her home, having ventured out only once in 40 years.
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Charleston
W. Va
Comfort Daniels Christian
Christian
McDowell County
Roosevelt
Chicago grain market quotations and agent ad
Quotations by Stein Bros and Boyce from Hagerstown Maryland list Wheat Corn and Oats futures with July September December prices shown. Also an advertisement for peonies by Paul E Miller at 248 East Antietam Street, phone 1774 J.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
Blue Ridge Fire Insurance
Hagerstown, Md
Paul E. Miller
Antietam St
J. Adv
Wealthy New York trust funds pass to descendants
Mrs De Cuevas says she made large gifts to her children and that her father Professor Charles Augustus Strong lives in Fiesole. Under a trust, funds are to be administered by John D. Rockefeller Jr Bertram Cutler and Thomas M Debevoise who may pay income to descendants or to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
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Bessie
Margaret
de Cuevas
Elizabeth
John
George
Charles Augustus Strong
University of Chicago
Fiesole
Traly
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bertram Cutler
Thomas M. Debevoise
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Mrs Menefee Declines State Board Post in Favor of Dem Committeewoman
Cumberland June 5 Mrs Elizabeth R Menefee Democratic national committeewoman for Maryland said she will likely keep her national post rather than take a job with the state unemployment compensation board. Law bars holding both posts and attempts to exempt her failed.
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Cmberland
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Maryland
State
Unemployment Compensation Board
Mules Suit Against Southern Railway Highlights Odd Claim
In Winston-Salem a suit by C. A. Boles seeks 1440 dollars alleging that mules shipped by the Southern Railway became immery and chewed each other’s tails. The notice appears amid other items including a community square dance listing and local social headlines.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
C. A
Boles
The
Southern Railway
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