Germany and United States on edge over consulate clash
Berlin reports say German spokesman cites dozens of espionage cases by US consular staff aiding the British Secret Service and passing information to Washington. Officials weigh a possible break in relations as Berlin considers closing US consulates and the American press warns against a rupture in modern times.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Secret Service
Washington
T Ae
Fonc
Ex Press
Roosevelt
State Department
Germser
Registrant Protests Draft Board Findings
A registrant in Washington County submitted a protest to the local draft board after a medical examination. He questioned his classification and asked what was the matter with him, remarking that he seemed nearly dead. The article notes the medical exam results and the registrant’s alarming query.
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Washington County
Colonel Markey Marries Teacher in Cambridge
Col D John Markey, commander of the AW5th Infantry, wed Frederick High School teacher Miss Carictis Kinsamon in Cambridge Friday. Markey, a World War II veteran with a long command history, plans a summer home on the Eastern Shore after a wedding trip with his bride, daughter of Mrs Mara A. Kinnsman of Easton.
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Cambridge
Joe
D. John Markey
Aw5th
Carictis Kinsamon
Frederick
Frank Jambert
Colonal
Christ Episcopal Church
Markey
First Maryland Infantry
Mara A. Kinnsman
Easton, Golend
Marker
Norta
New York Volunteers for Air Raid Warden Service
New York on June 22 saw a rush at 82 police stations to join air raid warden safety work. Mayor LaGuardia and Police Commissioner Valentine called for 64,000 volunteers, with applicants showing serious intent and undergoing fingerprints. The first registrant in Chinatown was Gian Y. Lee, insurance agent. William P. Miller, 63, a former Rough Rider, also applied.
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New York
Perk Avenue
H. LaGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Znett
Ald
Sid LaGuardia
Chinatown
Gian Y. Lee
William P. Miller
Gérmen
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Autos collide near Guilford and Surrey intersection
A minor car collision occurred last night at the Guilford and Surrey corner involving vehicles operated by Fern A Hartman, 20, Guilford Irenne, and George E Baker, 22, Securior. No injuries were reported.
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Fern A. Hartman
Guilford Irenne
George E. Baker
Securior
Guilford
Surrey
Arooues
USO Drive Nets $6750 in Washington County Campaign
Washington County United Service Organizations drive reports $6750 raised toward a $10,000 county share of a national effort totaling $20,765,000. Pather Berny and George Bohman urge workers to boost donations, citing defense needs and patriotic duty. Committees credit county towns and districts with substantial support, planning further meetings to push the drive over the top.
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Doris Stevenson
Pather S. E. Kemmy
George M. Bobman
Washington County
Kenny
United Service Organizations
Avery
I. S
Pather
Berny
Oscar Raup
America
Celista Alps
Bohman
Washington
Workington County
George Scheck
Industries Committee
BD. K. Custwa
Ror Weagh
Colorful Parade by Firemen Highlights Maryland Meet
Cumberland Maryland June 22 Fire fighting equipment from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania joined a march in Cumberland’s August parade closing the Maryland State Firemen's Association 40th annual convention. Roland B Doke named leader for the coming year winning over Fort Culver Hebron by a large margin as the centennial plans are set for KK next year.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Herme Gt
Gremen
Roland B. Doke
Leonare
Joan Flennliy
Linthoum Heights
Dike
Achinfostalke
Fort Culver
Hebron
Roanerip
Yales
Traaysanizonien
Autopsy Fails To Solve Death Mystery
In Frederick Maryland an autopsy failed to determine the cause of death of a 1 year old child. Chief State Medical Examiner said the case remains undetermined after examining the body and related evidence. The investigation into Raeder’s death continues amid uncertainty.
U S Demands Full Reparations in War Crisis
The piece discusses U S pressure for full reparations over wartime incidents, with debates on naval patrols, protection of merchant ships, and potential actions if Germany rejects protests. It recalls the Panay incident and Japan’s 193? renovations claim, highlighting diverse Congressional views and fears of escalating toward war.
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Byrnes
DSC
Rep. Kauteon
Rainn
Germany
U. S
United States
Japan
U.S
Yenutue
China
Panay
Snatshe
Robin Moor
New York
Saurs Afrcan
Paris
Roosevelt
Rolin Moore
Sonathr Popper
Memer
Former Indian Bad Man Converts to Christianity in Canyon
In Grand Canyon Arizona on June 22 an Episcopalian church service will be held in Havasupai Canyon. Jim Crook, 48, will testify before his bow-legged congregation after baptism by Bow Genil Harris, the lone missionary who has worked with the tribe. Harris, based in Williams Arizona, has made 32 miles by car and 13 miles on horseback trips to reach the canyon. Crook, once a feared figure among the tribe, recounts his conversion and his desire to teach among his people under Harris's guidance.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Jim Crook
Bow Genil Harris
Havasupai Canyon
Mr. Harris
Tor al Wiliams
Portleback
Jim Stond
Sy. Harris
Jim
Boy of ten nearly electrocuted in Winter Street fence incident
Lester Smith aged ten of 200 block Winter street grabbed a live wire fence in a yard flooded by water yesterday at about 2 pm. Ernie Wolfersberger, a Teatrich's garage employee, witnessed him fall unconscious. Wolfersberger pulled him away, started artificial respiration, and the boy regained consciousness.
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Lester Smith
Winter Street
Mauggnsvillé
Ernie Walfenshérfur
Teatrich
Young Smith
Wolfersberger
Berlin envoy hints at shock for Congress and county
A Berlin spokesman criticized a message about a Nazi threat inching closer to the country’s throat, while London papers react with strong approval to the communication. The present declined to comment directly amid bitter press response.
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Mitine
Kay
Berlin
Hot Gar
London
Unclear Injury Report Returns From Hospital Visit
A report notes that the individual was taken to Washington County Hospital where his condition last night was described as good.
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Washington County Hospital
Lindbergh Calls War Stand to Save Europe and America
Charles A. Lindbergh told a Hollywood rally under the America First banner that staying out of war is the only way to preserve American liberty and European civilization. He warned that a Hitler victory would mean a crushed Europe and possibly a prostrate United States.
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Bollywood
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
America
Hollywood Bow
America First Committee
Potomac Edison Authorized to Purchase Garrett County Lines
The Public Service Commission authorized Potomac Edison to buy lines and franchises of Associated Maryland Electric Power in Garrett county after a Baltimore hearing. The transfer covers about 40 miles of distribution lines and will yield rate reductions for about 26 percent of Potomac Edison customers in the area. Associated Maryland's lower existing rates remain unaffected for its customers, and the two firms argued Potomac Edison can operate more economically in Garrett county.
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Potomac Edison Power Teremany
Public Service Commission
Associated Margiant Electric Power Company
Garrett County
Baltimore
Potomac Edison
Maryland
Asd
Associated Maryland
Pennsylvania Power Company
Johnstown
R. EL Town
Potomac Edison Company
Town
PL. G
Associated Dierrland
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Eletric
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Col
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Jacqueline Cochran
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Falcon
Xhove
Portsmouth
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Isles of Shoals
U_S
Canyon
R. D. McKee
Franklin Street
A Palen Ed Leee
Hagerstown Gas Co
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Marvin D. Barry
Manhattan
Ras
W. R. Cannady
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Ark
William J. Crule
Halifax
John FL DuFresne
Great Barrington
Mass
Charles L. Eaglasen
del Norte
Calif John
Gergen
Seaman
Bronx
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James G. Gillies
Freman
Port Richmond
N. Y
Francis H. Golden
Holroke
Grifiths
Seamen
Belifontaine
C. Francis J. Gruen
Greenville
Carr
Neb
Joe A. Hartzog
Ardmore
Okla
Gaddis
Mountain View
Calif
Walter J. Jaskowiak
Brooklyn
William C. Kaufmen
Indianapolis
Levit. H. Krueger
Clases
San Diego
Allan H. Littleford
Waterford
Conn
Chester L. Miller
Quartermaster
Harrisburg
Emile A. Oplistie
Cantal Falls
P. Schneider
Steman
New York City
Sam E. Sonnenburg
Lindbergh
P. E
Cinder
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H. E. Bester Block CO
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Rogers Jewelry Co
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