Widow testifies threatening her life in murder trial
In Balti more County Circuit Court the 33 year old widow described returning home after visiting her Lancaster mother and recounts Lonnie Mick's curses. She said he warned he would finish her. She fired a gun in fear and cried as she testified about threats from Mick and alleged affairs with Carl Thomas. Witnesses for the state and defense followed with testimonies.
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Bal- County
Darlington
Lancaster
Lonnie
Mick
Jerick ‘Lee Coburn
Infense
Baltimore County
Pha
Meyer Gets
Harford County
Izserted
Carl Thomas
Thomas
Gotz
W. L. Burton
Cecil County
Tin can collection routes announced for July 3
City Clerk Beort McKane announced yesterday that CAN collections will occur in the south end of JWY 1 and in the north end on July 3.
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Beort McKane
Diver William Reed Chosen Inspector for Bay Bridge Submarine Threats
William Reed, famed master diver who located the submarine 8 51 after it was rammed off New York, is appointed submarine inspector for the San Francisco Dallas Tend Bay bridge project.
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William Reed
New York
San Francisco-Dak- Tend Bay Bridge
Urge Radcliffe To Accept Post
Denton Maryland June 36 George L Radcliffe of Baltimore urged to accept the post of public works administrator for the state in a resolution drafted by a committee at a meeting here yesterday. The gathering called by Representative Goldsborough, State Comptroller William Gordy Jr and former Governor Harmon S Harrington of Cambridge discussed projects for Maryland’s 3 000 000 share of the 3 300 000 000 federal public works appropriation.
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Denton
George“L. Radcliffe
Baltimore
Representative Goldsborough
William §. Gordy, Jr
Hmerson S.harrington
Cambridge
Maryland
Mercury 120 in Oklahoma Yesterday
A statewide storm system left destruction across the Midwest with heavy rain and winds. Destruction reported in Buffalo Rock camp tents in Ottawa and eight inches of rainfall in Missouri. Deaths included a clergyman in Pittsburgh and multiple drownings in Indiana and Michigan.
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Oklahoma
Hammond
Ind
Downstate
IlMnoig
Buffalo Rock
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Deaths notice list from Boonsboro and area
Obituaries report Eva Pauline Mullendore died at home in Boonsboro of complications after an 18 week illness age thirty with funeral Sunday at 2 PM in Hagerstown. George Wiggins Williams died near Pen Mar at 3 PM aged 37 with funeral Saturday 3 PM near Waynesboro. Louise Arlene Gostard aged five died at her parents Roessner Avenue home with services Friday in Chambersburg. Adolph F. Kegalachatt Jr 65 died after surgery in Martinsburg hospital with sister Anna Kogelschatz surviving.
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Eva Pauline Mullendore
Boonsboro
Church of the Brethren
Hagerstown
Cora
Clifford Mullendore
Ellis
Grace
A. B. Miller
Jonn
Bowlus
Pleasant View Cemetery
Burkettaville
Frederick County
George Wiggins Williams
Pen-Mar
Wade Gardner Williams
D. W.williams
Augusta
Walter
Reeshner
Derby
Conn
R. W. Rose
Belmont
Mass
Mr. Sherwood
Green Hill Cemetery
Waynesboro
Louise Arlene Gostard
Charles I. Gossard
Roessner Avenue
Norman
Sampson
Charles
Howard
Ira
Helen
Mary
Doris
Kraiss
Chambersburg
Norland Cemetery
Adolph F. Kegalachatt, Jr
Martinaburg
Mise Anna Kogelschatz
Heat Wave Victim Rushed to Hospital After Incident
Charles Davis 59 of Carroll County was found near death in a field behind North Junction tower and transported by police to Washington County Hospital. Patrolmen Stoner and Reynolde reported a prior lapse in time as a factor with his condition listed fair. A separate note mentions an architect's order misinterpreted in Hilo Hawaii and Homer Cochran of Oklahoma City pleading guilty to reckless driving with a $10 fine.
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North Junction Tower
Charles Davis
Carroll County
Washington County
Davis
R. K. Stoner
William Reynolde
Hilo
Hawaii
Homer Cochran
Oklahoma City
Fire destroys multiple B&O railroad cars in Baltimore yard
In Baltimore last night a fire tore through the Baltimore and Ohio yard, burning about six coaches baggage and freight cars while water supply hindered efforts for 15 minutes. Fire officials say the cause is undetermined and damage was contained after suppliers drew water from a distant source.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Warns on Spotted Fever From Tick Bites
State health bulletin urges precautions for campers hikers and picnickers in tick populated areas. Remove ticks carefully prevent bites inspect clothing and skin twice daily and keep dogs free of ticks. Since May 29 cases in eleven counties with five deaths. Korean Lespedeza value to Kentucky farmers estimated at 4 760 000 dollars.
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State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Baltimore City
Kentucky
Wallace Gets Wide Powers From EDA
Washington June 20. President Roosevelt delegates all powers in the Industrial Recovery Act to Secretary Wallace for handling milk tobacco and all foods except labor standards. The executive order aims to avoid conflicts between Johnsons Industrial Admin and Peek Agricultural Adjustment act, ensuring cooperation and uniform fair competition codes across all industries.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Farm Administration
Roosevelt
Wallace
Atulla
Hugh S. Johnson
George N. Peek
Johnson
Peek
Lindbergh to Fly Local Plane with Water Landing Gear
Reported plan for an expedition by Colonel Lindbergh and Anne Morrow to fly from New York to Greenland and Europe using a local amphibious craft. The aim is to chart a trans Atlantic route with reduced hazards and commercial potential, under Pan American Airways' guidance.
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Pan-American Airways
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
New York
Greenland
Europe
Pan- American Airways
Chicago Grain Market Prices In Baltimore Livestock Notes
Baltimore market report lists cattle and hog values with price ranges for good to choice and medium to good categories. Bulls steers cows heifers sheep lambs hogs calves and related items quoted with numeric ranges and unit pricing. The record reflects June 29 quotations from The Stiskell Sales Corporation based in Maryland.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Hurricane Toll Heavy in Port of Spain Area
Belated reports from southern Trinidad say Tuesday’s hurricane left thousands homeless in a score of villages, destroying houses and upsetting oil fields and cocoa plantations. Northern residents remained ignorant of the disaster as telephone lines to the southwest and southeast failed, delaying word of the damage.
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Port-Of-Spain
Trinidad
Hyes
Port-o Spain
Cavetown Homemakers Club Met for Flag Day Program
The Cavetown Homemakers Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. William Clark’s home with joint hostess Mrs. Lula Perry. Twenty eight members attended with one visitor. A report on the University of Maryland Short Course was given by Mrs. Wilson. A reading by Mrs. Shank and a rhyming conundrum by Mrs. Bushey followed, and the group sang My Old Kentucky Home before refreshments.
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Cavetown
William Clark
Lula Perry
Old
Kentucky Home
University of Maryland
Wilson
Missouri
William Shank
Frank Bushey
Destruction Across Erin After Wide-Scale Damage
Widespread damage reached the region with losses hard to estimate. Erin suffered 300 homes destroyed, seen as a barometer of the hardship faced by people over a broad area.
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Erin
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