Maryland marks tercentenary with pageant and state holiday
St Mary's City Maryland plans a three day tercentenary celebration on June 15 and 16 with a grand pageant, dedications, and prayers. About 50 000 people are expected as a replica of the 1st State House is unveiled. The event recalls Ark and Dove landings and the 1694 move of the state capitol to Annapolis.
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Attack reported in Hancock area prompts investigation
Constable Charles A. Barnhart opened an inquiry into a reported assault on James Shoemaker near Hancock Saturday around 6 pm. Shoemaker, treated at home for head cuts said to be from an ax, was assaulted likely ending a drunken brawl at Harry Barnhart's residence four miles from Hancock. No arrest yet. identity of the attacker believed known and a warrant may be issued.
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Sidney March Reunites In Good Dame at Colonial
Screen stars Sylvia Sidney and Frédric March reunite in Paramount film Good Dame directed by Marion Gering. The London area mention is incidental trivia about depots and passenger use.
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Auto Collision on National Pike Injures Driver, Officials Say
A car operated by H. A. Pitcock of this city collided with Ralph G. Black of Union Bridge on the National pike near Funkstown last night at about 7 39. Both cars overturned. Deputy Sheriff Hammert Daley summoned Pitcock to appear in police court Tuesday to answer reckless driving charges.
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Three Negroes Confess to Fatal Shooting and Crimes
Washington reporters say on Sunday three men from Washington confessed to the fatal shooting of barbecue stand proprietor John T. Geary Jr. and a string of robberies in Prince George’s county Maryland. Gordon Dent James A. Gross and Donald Parker admitted the crimes with Gross saying the barbecue stand slaying was accidental.
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Cook stove explodes at Charles Town track injures worker
In Charles Town West Virginia on Sunday a stove exploded in the restaurant at the track injuring William Reese an employee He was taken to a local hospital where doctors said the injuries are not serious but painful and he should be discharged in several days
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