FBI reports on Ratauski in Reading custody
Francis Ratawski, 4d, told Detective William Peters he was wanted in Philadelphia and New Holland for criminal assaults. FBI records show no such warrants. local authorities notified. He was arrested on Williamsport Pike while suspected of being a Penal Farm prisoner at large and claimed assaults on a 10 year old girl in Philadelphia and a curse in New Holland 18 months earlier.
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Francis Ratawski
William TH. Peters
Philadelphia
New Wolland
Reading
Winchester
Fectoral Bureau of Identification
Washington
Rnauski
Philidet
Alreeady
Polien
Ratauski
Williamsport Pike
New Holland
Girl Struck by Car Injures Miss Wolfe Near Paramount
Miss Fannie Wolfe 18 daughter of Claude Wolfe of Paramount was struck by a car on Leitersburg Pike Sunday noon while walking to her home. She suffered shock and a leg injury, was taken to Washington County Hospital for X rays and later returned home.
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Fannie Wolfe
Claude Wolfe
Paramount
Array Martin
Leitersburg Pike
Miss Wolfe
Uwagerstown Pgh
Washington County
Weather summary for Maryland and Chesapeake Bay region
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers in extreme east portion. Wednesday partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Chesapeake Bay also mostly cloudy tonight with showers in the south portion, Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer, moderate to fresh northerly winds.
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Ferecan
U. A
Bereet
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Battle May Decide Fate Of Valencia
Spanish government commanders report insurgents slowly lose grip on the Valencia high way southeast of Teruel as Franco's forces threaten the capital. Advices say government counterattacks have driven insurgents from heights in the Muela De Barrion range while a separate front near Valencia sees renewed insurgent pressure and a government stop to a counteroffensive after tanks and wirelines breach lines south of the Seco river. The Teruel sector holds fortified trenches and blockhouses guarding a ten mile corridor to the sea with crisscrossed defensive positions and improvised tank barriers along the highway.
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Hendaye
France
Valencia
Teruel
Francisco Franco
Teruel-Sagunto
Muela de Barrion
Jose Minja
Franco
River Seco
Vyikd
Tohe Sea
Bike Rider Dies After Greencastle Collision
William Gordon Baumgardner aged six died after being struck by a car driven by Frank Stull on East Baltimore Street Greencastle. He was trying to avoid a pile of stones when he entered the road. Survived by his parents Ray and Mrs Baumgardner. Services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. from the home conducted by Rev G E Platt with interment at Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro.
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Baltimore
Greencasle
Wiliam Gordon Baungardner
Ray W. Baumgardner
Frank Stull
Tte
G. E. Platt
Green Hill Cemetery
Waynesboro
Governor Joins Hunt For Missing Chicago Heir
Gov Clyde Tingley of New Mexico oversees the search near Albuquerque for John Medill McCormick 21 son of Ruth Hunon McCormick Simms once Illinois congresswoman and Chicago publishing heir missing after a Sandia mountain ascent with companion Richard Whitmer who was found dead at the base of a 2 000 foot cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Medill McCormick
Chicago
Ruth Hunon McCormick Simms
Illinois
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Broaden Hunt For Lost Heir
Searchers moved through tangled brush at the base of North Piedra Peak in a broadened hunt for Medill McCormick, Chicago publishing heir lost on a climbing expedition. They shifted from the steep peak to the brush below, following the discovery of his companion Richard Whitmer’s body last Thursday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
North Pedia Peak
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Richard Whitmer
Campaign Moves Focus to Counties in Baltimore Area
Mayor Howard W. Jackson marks one year in the race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and says he will spend the next two months campaigning mainly in the counties, with a return to the city for nightly bids ahead of the September 12 primary. Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor also plans to devote most time to the counties in the same period.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Jackson
Herbert BR. Q O'Conor
Nye Langer Race Seen For Signs Of New Deal Influence
Washington June 38 Two midwestern senatorial contests draw national interest for potential impact on Franklin D Roosevelt liberal conservative battles Nye in North Dakota faces William Langer in the Republican primary Indiana delegates caucus tonight before nominating a candidate Nye may face the independent Democrat Frederick Van Nuys Endorsed by New Dealers Senators Bone and Norris back Nye Throttled by party limits no public White House involvement indicated in the race continues on page 10
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Washington
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Wiliam Langer
Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
New
Hower
Nye
Bone
D-Awashy
Norris
Daring Chinese Flier Sinks Japanese Gunboat in Yangtze
A Chinese pilot rams a burning bomber into a Japanese gunboat on the Yangtze, sinking it as three more gunboats are damaged and six Japanese planes are destroyed. Chinese officers hail the act as a heroic sacrifice amid broader air battles in south China. In Tokyo, Japan denies wariness over actions near Hainan after Britain and France warn Japan to stay away. Unconfirmed reports claim Chinese guerrillas threaten renewed fighting across the Whangpoo near Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
South China
Tokyo
Japan
France
Great Britain
Hainan Island
Indo-China
Hongkong
Richard Austen Butler
House of Commons
Hainan
Poolung
Whangpoo River
Danish Courts Ready To Handle Suit Of Bab's For Separation
London reports indicate Count Court Haugwite-Reventlow will face Barbara Hutton in a Danish separation suit. Copenhagen confirms the city court can hear separation cases involving spouses living abroad, with divorce possible only after lengthy separation or proven fault.
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London
Count Court Haugwite-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Norman Birkett
Duchess of Windsor
Bow Street
Copenhagen
Ministry of Justice
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Count Court Hauewitz-Reventlow
Denmark
Sarajevo Quiet on Anniversary
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia observed the 24th anniversary of the assassination that triggered World War I with little fanfare. A withered carnation lay on Garrilo Prinzio’s grave, a lone tourist footprint at the Miljacka bridge marked by a tablet where the shots were fired in June 1914. No monuments or songs honor Prinzip, nor is he listed among Yugoslav patriots.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Franz Ferdinand
Sophie
Austria-Hungary
Garrilo F Prinzio
Miljazka River
Prinzip
Hearing Testimony in State Industrial Accident Cases
Members of the State Industrial Accident commission hear testimony in local compensation cases in the courtroom of the courthouse today.
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State Industrial Accident Commission
Courte House
Weather report from Chewaville shows mild temperatures
The mercury rose from 57 to 66 degrees by noon according to PD weather observer Paul Oswald in Chewaville. Last night reached 72 degrees, and the three day rainfall total was 2.96 inches.
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Paul Oswald
Chewaville
New Alleys Planned and Concreting Projects Citywide
The city engineer prepares an application for multiple alley projects to be filed with the WPA. Proposed alleys to be concreted include routes west of South Potomac from Lee to Baltimore, Plum and Quince in North End with a storm drain, an alley from How ard Street north between Summit and Virginia Avenues, a rear lane on Locust between Broadway and North, and a storm drain project on Hamilton Boulevard and Oak Hill bounded by Cypress Street and Magnolia Avenue.
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South Potomac Street
Lee
Baltimore Streets
Howard Street
Summit
Virginia Avenues
Locust Street
Broadway
North Street
Hamilton Boulevard
Oak Hill
Cypress Street
Magnolia Avenue
German spy Schmidt sentenced at Rorbau n France
In Rorbau n France on June 28 a German case waiter named Schmidt by authorities was sentenced to 18 months at hard labor for spying. The case was handled by military authorities with Schmidt identified only by surname.
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Rordbaun
France
Schmidt
Record Rain Ravages Delaware and Pennsylvania
Wilmington Delaware reports 7.22 inches of rain over two days flooding crops and washing out roads. A dam failed at Silver Lake Middleton inundating farmland while Noxontown mill pond defenses held. In Philadelphia through Sunday rain reached 9.94 inches for June, breaking city records and washing out nine bridges and many rural roads.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Silver Lake
Middleton
Noxontown Mill Pond
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Streams Ready For Fishermen
Prospects of Potomac river and Conococheague creek being in excellent condition for bass fishing by Friday when the season opens were declared today despite nearly three inches of rain in the last three days. The Potomac is up about a foot and only slightly discolored at Williamsport and Dam No. 5, per Potomac Edison plant at Williamsport. The Conococheague is in about the same condition. Heavy county rains did not reach the streams’ headwaters, so the river and creek were not as affected as the Antietam. Shenandoah basin to the west saw little rain and was reported in excellent bass fishing condition. The Daily Mail will publish ongoing bass stream conditions with the weather forecast on Page 1.
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Potomac River
Conococheague Creek
Potomac
Williamsport
Potomac Edison Company
Wiliamsport
Conococheague
Secon
West Virginia
Virginia
Shenandoah River
Daily Mail
Dog raid incident on Jefferson Street kills chicken
Charles Toms on Jefferson Street extended reports to police that he shot and killed a dog and wounded a police dog in his chicken yard Sunday morning. One chicken was killed by the attacking dogs when Toms appeared.
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Charles Toms
Jefferson Street
Toms
Gardner Starts Life Anew in Los Angeles After Prison
Ex train robber Roy Gardner walks free after 17 years and works as a helper to a motion picture distributor Louis Sonn ey in Los Angeles. He recalls Alcatraz time with Al Capone and warns Capone may leave prison as a hollow shell if term ends.
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Roy Gardner
Los Angeles
Louis S$. Sonney
Gardner
Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz
al Capone
Vaccine Aids Tuberculosis Fight Aboard Ottawa
A noted drop in deaths from tuberculosis among young children is attributed to the bacillus Calmette Guerin vaccine. Dr. J A Baudouin of the University of Montreal cites the Pasteur Institute developed vaccine as a significant immunity breakthrough, rivaling Pasteur’s discovery.
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Ottawa
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Pasteur Institute
Paris
France
J. A. Baudouin
University of Montreal
Paudouin
Louis Pasteur
Peach crop outlook in Washington County improves quality
Washington County peach growers expect a bumper season with higher prices as recent rains boost quality. Early ripening across Chewsville and Smithsburg may shorten the season by about ten days, while Georgia cases end earlier, and Carolina yields are described as light. Peaches in the area are reported to be of fine quality.
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Washington County
Charles Rinehart
Chewsville
Smithsburg
Georgia
Carolina
If Gettysburg Were Fought Today
Dr Douglas Freeman reports blow by blow dispatches on the Gettysburg battle as seen from the Confederate side. The Richmond News Leader editor andPulitzer biographer offers vivid on the ground accounts with Northern headquarters bulletins to round out the picture.
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Douglas $. Freeman
Or. Freeman
Richmond News Leader
FR. E. Lee
America
Dr. Freeman
Tedey
Guns threaten Gibraltar from insurgent Spain
London reports the Duchess of Atholl claims guns in insurgent held areas around Algeciras Ceuta and inland near Alcala de las Gazules threaten Gibraltar. She will ask Prime Minister Chamberlain in Parliament about their intent and cites more than 20 guns including 10 inch and 15 inch pieces and long range howitzers. Indignation grows over continued bombings of British men.
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London
Duchess of
Mediterramlean
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Alcala de Las Gazules
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Held for Jury in Pawnshop Window Break Charge
Joe Jordon 39 was held for grand jury action after arraignment in city court for breaking a window at Harry's pawnshop on North Jonathan street at 2 18 this morning and allegedly stealing a revolver. A bolt wrapped in paper used to break the glass was found inside the window.
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Joe Jordon
Harry’s
North Jonathan Street
Jordon
Louisville
Kyashia
Jordan
Democratic Women Plan Outing at Williamsport Park
The Democratic Women's Club of Williamsport plans an outing at Community Park on Thursday evening. Activities begin at 5 o'clock under club officers with members assisting. A program with games and sports is arranged for an enjoyable affair, with a large attendance expected and candidate appearances anticipated.
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Democratic Women's Club of
Williamsport
Apd
Eupeaga
Atau
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la Porte
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FBI
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Greencastle
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van Nuyn
Count
Henning Repsdorph
Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Repsdorph
W.P.A. Project
Shenandoah
Vaccine Aids
INTB
Gettysburg
Mussolini
John D. Mullock
Washington, D. C
William
Rlagerawown Fair
Court House
Rose Hill Cemetery Company
Fred M. White
Baker's Tavern
Max C. Malott
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