Wreckage After Whippoorwill Hollow Collision
A three-vehicle crash near Whippoorwill Hollow injures Captain Walton and Lieutenant Rhoads from the 93rd Infantry Reserves as a Chevrolet sedan and a truck collide head on. Corsic, en route to Baltimore, says the other cars blinded him. one companion moved the injured to a hospital while a garage tow reports the wreckage total. State Officer ALPS Anderson begins investigation.
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Walton
Rhoads
Corse
Baltimore
Corsic
Firs
Avis
Berni Winkle
AL PS Anderson
Weather Today Summary Missing Data
Weather report fragment provides unclear locality and details. Readable items mention Macon and forecast terms but lack usable measurements or timing. Further text needed to produce a concrete today forecast with temperatures and conditions.
U S replies to Canada protest over coast guard action
A terse U S response addresses a Canadian protest about a coast guard incident. The report notes a coast guard vessel firing a shot during a confrontation at sea, with an American commander from New York involved and a seizure of some sort.
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Anuacy
Coast Guard
Sion
Amd
Rum Rumner & Coast Guard
New York
State School 10 Reopens September 17 This Season
State School 10 reopens for the season on September 17 with enrollment improving to about 180 students. The program resumes after a period of adjustments and highlights renewed activity at the district facility.
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State School 10
Improvements and faculty changes at Frederick High highlight summer work
The article details summer improvements including road work, stairway installations costing about 8000 dollars, and new faculty changes at Frederick High. It notes the purchase of a second asset two years ago, ongoing administration projects, and a 3000-person anniversary gathering with remarks by Be The party. Prof Byames has led the secretary office for over 30 years and attended a Deaf Instructors convention in Winnipeg.
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Dorothy F. Gale
Frederick High High
Hazel Amieccan
Margaret Ee
Ekathieen Noland
Dorothy
Antoinette Gale
Anveritan Tnstructors of the Deaf
Winnipeg
Canada
Byames
Canata
Byorlee
Masses Amecan
Ken
Iem
Minnesota
Frederick
Mughi
Rota Venal
Gove
Would Authorize Sale Of Crops Long Term Credit
Washington reports Farm Bureau Chairman Stone stating the Form Board would authorize sale of crops and cotton to Germany on credit terms if approved. He notes no proposals before the board from the German government and clarifies U S suggestions aim to aid German and share in surplus crops and maintain domestic prices.
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Washington
Stone
Farm
Bureau
sTaoliason Corporation
Germany
State Department
White House
Shit Sone
Mondar Return Prompt Fragment Noted
A fragmented text segment shows garbled names and terms. no coherent event or person can be identified for a reliable summary. The readable pieces do not establish a clear incident, date, or location.
Home Again Seen Here as She From Evra Amedical Seatmen
A fragmented OCR line references a person returning home and medical seats or personnel tied to Evra, suggesting a local feature or caption without clear context or complete names. The readable text hints at a portrait or routine scene but lacks detail for a firm event or identity.
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Evra Amedical
A Fragmentary Local Item From The Page
The readable text shows fragmented names and phrases on display dated material. It hints at a local feature or notice but no clear event or outcome is established.
4 H Boys and Girls Club Hold Annual Meet and Reunion
A 4 H boys and girls group plans an annual meet at Bers and Girls Work Basket. A delegation of 14 boys from various counties will travel to College Park August 6 for a state judging contest and events. The list of clubs, members, and leaders includes Middletown, Ballinger, Braddock, Liberty, and Frederick County youths, with demonstrations and meetings led by county agents and leaders, culminating in a community picnic hosted by the Tressler Orphans Home Band of Loveville.
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Osun
Bers
College Park
Mi Scbvlentz
Eeert
Leo Ife
Culler, Jr
Francis Parle
Pascal Benn Zoumerman
Pasesi
Espiires
Frederick County
Glaiss Exe
Sanannon Cubs
Middietown
Batternger
Frederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Fouad Liberty
Wiarl Meenths
Shoemaker
Noi
Braddock
Exick County
Picnic Dates Set Thangata Collateral Forfeited
Fragments indicate dates for a local picnic event with collateral issues and forfeiture noted. Details are unclear but suggest administrative actions around event planning and asset forfeiture involving named entities.
Globe circling flyers forced down by weather
American aviators Lindberghs and companions abandon planned nonstop flight to Tokyo as Atlantic and Pacific weather woes ground attempts from Moose Factory and Seattle. Reports say crews, including Rex J. Roubins and Harold S. Luis, postpone due to storms and cooled engines awaiting better conditions.
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Charles’ Sowie
Moose Factory
James Bay
Iago
Counfer
Tokyo
Seattle
Wash
Rex J. Roubins
Harold S. Luis
Fort Worth
Texas
Fairbanks
Nome
E. O. Schick
Water dispute at Seneca mouth stirs November hearing
The case centers on trespass claims by Thomas D. Darby owner of Raver End against Seneca river users including Pete and crews. The dispute involves a long disputed access near the Seneca mouth and fourty years of use by minor craft operators. A warrant against Bell followed warnings, served by Montgomery officers as public interest grows ahead of November court session.
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Thomas D. Darby
Apices Ot
Doals
Darby
Bell
Sergi
Roy Bodmer
Roy Howard
Montgomery
Short covering boosts market in narrow trading
Weeks and short covering gave the stock market a slight boost in New York trade. The day traded mostly narrow with activity around the minimum. Turnover tallied about 400 000 shares for the two hours.
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New York
Sears
Duck shooting outlooks foreseen as state curtails season
Baltimore dispatch notes EB LeCempie foresees curtailed duck hunting as breeding areas in Canada and the northwest show reduced fowl due to protracted cold spells. He cites fewer young birds and a following drop in migrants, with officials warned about misleading breeding-ground reports.
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Baltimore
Emargins
Lee LeCempie
Northwest
Canada
Bo Idici
Hera
Nation is Termed General Failure and Incompetence
Readers are told the nation is termed a general failure and incompetence, signaling broad critique of governance and leadership. The wording implies widespread dissatisfaction and calls for accountability.
Milwaukee singled out for unqualified police praise in report
The Vollmer report praises Milwaukee as a city free from crime with rapid detection, arrest and court action. It notes other cities like Baltimore briefly and cites Boston Kansas City and St Louis as under state authority. The study argues state power over police but duty to protect citizens remains central.
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Cochiel
Helviers
Leamann
New Orleans
Iim
August Vollmer
University of Chicago
David C. Monroe
Fare W. Garrett
Department of Political Economy
Baltimore
Garrett
Boston
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver Barber Dies When Folding Bed Collapses
Warren Mzbeasa, 61, a Denver barber, was killed when an old fashioned folding bed collapsed on him. Neighbors heard screams and the body was recovered after the bed pinioned him. His wife escaped injury. The incident occurred at their home as authorities investigated.
Admiral Schofield Named Commander of U S Fleet
Washington August 1 AP Admiral Frank H Schofield was named commander in chief of the U S Fleet succeeding Admiral von Ohain. The announcement set a new leadership in the U S Navy with Schofield taking command and reshaping strategic priorities at sea.
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Admiral Schofield
U. S. Fleet
Washington
Frank H. Schofeld
commAny -Chief of States Fleet
Adm
Vo Oh
Matick Will Probated in 1923 Testate Distributes Estate
The will of George Houck, probated in 1923, leaves a special bequest of 106.9 to Miss Ban a Houck and then divides the remainder among four children Miss Nan J. Bouck Grace E. Bouck Moss Houck and Dr. George E. Bouck with witnesses noted.
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Matick
George Houck
Ban A Houck
Nan J. Bouck
Grace E. Bouck
Moss Houck
Rames
George E. Bouck
Pond
Jailed After Pots 74s axe in 2 canody andine Forman
Jailed after a Pots 74s axe incident in two countries, Forman sas tats.
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