President Roosevelt studies new national planning program
President Roosevelt heads for Washington to finish a busy week of government business and consult with Postmaster General Farley on appointments to newly created agencies. He will name important commissions to oversee stock exchanges and communication. A presidential committee headed by Frederick Delano, with Wes Mitchell of Columbia, EB Merriam of Chicago University, and Col. George, is preparing the list.
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Hyde ‘Park
Oosevelt
Washington
Farley
Agen‘cies
Ae ‘Teational
Fredericki Delano
Weseitchell
Columbia Universaries
EB. Merriam
of Chicago “University
Col
George
President outlines coordinated federal plan for national development
Deputy public works administrator Dr Waite and President discuss an internal improvements program by mid-summer. The President calls for coordination among federal, state, and local governments to end pork barrel river and harbor spending and to adjust population distribution to maximize resource use and welfare. He will travel to Hawaii after meetings and a council briefing with Frank C. Walker and others.
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Waite
Sup
Hawaii
Washington
Executive “Council
Frank C. Walker
Council
Rousersh
Community visits and gatherings fill Mapleville weekend
Mapleville residents reported visits and social events across nearby towns. Vernon Wessels and Carroll Hose hosted relatives, Miss Erma Smith and Miss Elizabeth Hose visited, and several others traveled to Hagerstown Baltimore Frederick and Beaver Creek for family and club activities. A note on Hindu myth adds Naga, a semi divine serpent with human face folklore.
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Mapleville
Vernon Wessels
Carroll Hose
Flintstone
Erma Smith
San Mar
Elizabeth Hose
Susie Younkus
Hagerstown
Lillian Kennedy
Henry Dick and
Geraldine ‘Kennedy
Baltimore
Virgie Reese
Hubert Dutrow
Frederick
Ren
Bride Already Married Groom Told At Church
Norfolk, June 26. Elizabeth Thomas of Portsmouth and Lynchburg groom Leslie Avery Shaw were to wed at Park View Methodist Church. The bride eloped to South Mills with Vernon Carlyle Shaner, a Du Pont chemist. the ceremony at 2:30 P.M. Saturday had been postponed. The couple will reside in Richmond. Shaw plans the same.
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Norfolk
Leslie Avery Shaw
Lynchburg
Charlotte
N. C
Fashionable Park View Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Thomas
Thomas
Vernon Carlyle Shaner
Shaner
South Mills
State Line
Shaw
du Pont Rayon Company
Richmond
J. W. Thomas
J. Calloway Robertson
New Glider Record Set at Somerset Hills Airport
New world glider record of 155 miles was set by Richard C. Du Pont of Wilmington, Delaware, flying from Elmira, New York over the Alleghenies to Somerset Hills. He relied on clouds most of the way, with a highest altitude of 3,000 feet and occasional 500 foot above ground flying.
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Far Hills
N. J
Richard C. du Pont
Felix du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Elmira
N. Y
Alleghanies
Somerset Hills
Here
Guenther Groenhoff
Germany
du Pont
Scout Meeting Highlights at Church of the Brethren
Troop 13 held its regular Friday meeting in the troop room at the Church of the Brethren. Scoutmaster Stot tlemyer opened with announcements about hikes and Scout questions. A snake talk and first aid for snake and turtle bites were outlined by Troop 2 Scoutmaster Johnson, a visiting leader. Refreshments were served.
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Troop 13
Church of the Brethren
Stottlemyer
Johnson
Browning in Critical Condition After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Edward W. Browning a 63 year old real estate operator and estranged husband of Frances Browning remained in a hospital last night in critical condition with paralysis on his left side following a cerebral hemorrhage.
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New York
Edward W
Daddy) Browning
Frances (Peaches) Browning
Vidovdan remembered amid cautious Sarajevo celebrations
In Belgrade and Sarajevo preparations mark Vidovdan while Europe recalls the 1914 assassination that sparked World War I. Services will honor Serbian heroes as tensions rise, with the 20th anniversary of Franz Ferdinand assassination looming and drills by Sokols in Sarajevo.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
America
Europe
Franz Ferdinand
Vidovdan
Serbia
Belgrade
Dedinje
Sokols
Franz Y Ferdinand
Local man to head Ahepans in Maryland district
James Koliopulous of Hagerstown was elected district governor of the Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia district of the Order of AHEPA at the Wilmington Delaware convention closing session. He helped organize the Blue Ridge Chapter and will preside over the 1935 convention in Hagerstown. Other officers named include George Barnes M D Wilmington secretary James Konstant Annapolis Md treasurer William Revis Washington DC marshal Nicholas Nestor Baltimore. Senator Hastings criticized national policies as a threat to the Constitution urging vigilance.
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James’ Koliopulous
Hagerstown
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Order of
George Barnes
M. D
Wilmington
James Konstant
Annapolis
William Revis
Washington, D. C
Nicholas Nestor
Baltimore
Gregory Kramedas
American Hellenic Educational Protective Association
United States
Daniel O. Hastings
Government to Buy Maryland Potatoes
The reef administration tentatively agreed to take 2,000 carloads of early potatoes from Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland off the market immediately. Commodities distribution director William A. Nielander said the proposal needs confirmation from relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins, who later said the administration is prepared to buy more potatoes and pay quickly for distribution to the needy.
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Washington
Reef Administration
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Wiliam A. Nielander
Harry JL. Hopkins
Hopkins
Banker Dies Aboard Flight Near Archbold
Robert E. Christie Jr., president of the Investment Bankers' Association of America and a Dillon, Reed & Co. executive, suffered a fatal heart attack aboard an airliner near Archbold Ohio as it prepared for an emergency landing to seek medical help.
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Archbold
Robert E. Christie, Jr
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Christie
Dillon, Reed & Co
Boy Fatally Hurt In Baseball Game
Albert Bowdle a 16 year old Williamsburg catcher died after a baseball struck him beneath the heart during a game with Elwood. He collapsed twice and died en route to Hurlock physician, attributed to a heart blood clot.
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Williamsburg
Albert Bowdle
Bowdle
Elwood
Gasoline price war on shore ended in Crisfield
In Crisfield Maryland on June 26 a gasoline price cutting war ended as a group of operators agreed to set the retail price at 19 9 10 cents a gallon after days of undercutting that started when a retailer cut to 18 cents. One dealer claimed a sale was 1 1/2 cents below cost.
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Crisfield, Md
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