Deputy Hauver Murder Probe Deepens Amid Arrests
Investigators pursue the fatal deputy Hauver shooting as bondsmen post bail for William Miller of Hagers Town. Detected holed suspects include Rockwell Terrace intruders and Clarke alias Bennett being held in Hagerstown. Baltimore detective Daugherty joins Frederick officials in the probe.
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Willem
Hauver
Redmond
Wertenbaker
Haurer
Worris Clark
Bennett
Russell
Waverly Bennett
Hagerstown
Frank EK. Williams
Claude Cubbage
State Police
Haover
Miller
William “Monk” Miler
Sigeemons
Upton
Siler
Sherman P. Bowers
Storm
Spencer Weaver
Harper's
Sherif Roderick
Pittsburgh
Bauter
Fang
Calan
Sherif Hauver
Joseph Daugherty
Baltimore
Frederick Bhe
Sheri
Sherid
Degaty Baitier
Pleads Not Guilty To Failing To Report
A defendant pleads not guilty to failing to report and remains steadfast in denial. The case involves a $100 bond and a future hearing. The charges relate to failing to report a fire and presence at a scene.
Rescue of 28 Baltimore Bays Brigade Boys After Sinking Launch
A sinking launch in Chesapeake Bay saved by the motor freighter Victor Lymn carried 28 boys aged 9 to 17 from Baltimore. They were returning to Comacid creek near Gosom Island after a visit to Annapolis when the leak became serious and a swimmer sought shore for help.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bays Brigade
Chesapeake Bay
Victor Lymn
Salisbury
Comacid Creek
Gidsom Island
Annapolis
Severn
Beltkh Operations Resorced New York Aug 2
The report notes operations in New York on August 2 involving high ground and Tang, with several issues pushed and a total rate around 4,000,000 shares. Details are garbled but reference to market activities and share totals appears.
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Beltkh
New York
Igor
New
Mary of Tang
If Neear Tae Coeine Waa Sivong
Airport site lease executed by mayor Guller
Frederick city officials signed the lease transferring city airport property to the government for an emergency airfield tied to a Washington to Pittsburgh air mail route. Mayor Lloyd C. Cutter and City Register Aubrey A. Nisodemus signed. Thomas G. Bourne of the Office of the Government aviation division will complete government signing.
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Frederick
M Spat
Lloyd C. Cuter
Aubrey A. Nisodemus
Thomas G. Bourne
Airways Division
OGS
Department of Commere
Boi
Washington
Boumie
Witl
Snort
Radio
Boston
Asim
Ughis
Ofa
Mackall Exonerated by Neligan Committee Report
The Neligan committee declared Mackall exonerated in a state reads commission inquiry. The report cites no final facts and references a disputed audit of funds. It notes an investigation by a Teperned group and mentions a 276328.77 amount tied to the commission's accounts.
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John
Chef Conquetely Iicpee Chan
Whonedai Bissock
Matkant
Tentative Naval Disarmament Agreement Reported
London reports quote Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes reaching a tentative naval disarmament formula. Proposed points include restricting battleship programs and size, prolonging existing ships life, and halting submarine construction. Washington officials caution the London claims are not yet confirmed.
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London
MacDonald
Dawes
Washington
State Department
Washington State Boy Wins Edison Contest
Witsur B. Huster of Port Madison Washington won the Thomas A. Edison contest for a protege, chosen from 49 contestants representing all states and the District of Columbia. The event was at Edison home in West Orange New Jersey where the judges announced the winner after lengthy exams.
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West Orange
SN. J
Witsur B. Huster
Port Madison
Wesh
Thomas A. Edison
Cloxer
Inevenor
District of Columbia
Egison
Liewelim Park
5. W. Setts
Board of Judges
Jon
Gay
Dr. Strat
Man Named Belizel Executed for Killing Common Law Wife
In an execution by hanging, Belizel was put to death for the killing of his common law wife Barbara Mauger, a 31 year old Philadelphia resident. He faced the gallows in a Missouri facility where witnesses reported his final moments and a brief exchange asking for practice fits. A telegram from his mother in York, Pennsylvania, was delivered shortly before the sentence was carried out.
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CIA
Barbara Mauger
Phildelphia
Eye
Belizel
Cathi Beltzel
York
State Auxiliary Pests Elect Officers at Ocean City Meeting
Local representatives of the American Legion Auxiliary gathered with the State organization in Ocean City Maryland for a September lesson and a noon session. About 40 women attended, mainly from Baltimore. A report showed funds directed to the veterans families and national child welfare work, with a unit pledging the largest membership increase.
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American Legion Aussiary
American Legion Auxiliary
Ocean City
Thizet
Trious
Baltimore
Ccm Ri
Legion
Soony
Elizabeth Cisse
Teabilitetioen
National Organization For Child Welfare
Troghins and Memorial Ceremitie
Chates S. Howe
Graf Zeppelin Fast Across Atlantic on Second Voyage
The Graf Zeppelin sped toward the United States on its second voyage, reporting 600 miles west of Gibraltar at 7 20 this morning and 265 miles west of the same landmark earlier. Weather was good and headwinds slowed earlier France-Mediterranean flight before the Atlantic leg. The airship, 730 feet long, aimed for Lakehurst with expected arrival after about 85 hours.
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Associated Press
Graf Zeppelin
Acrosa
Atlantic
United States
Casablanca
Morocco
Gibraltar
Azores
Uber
Dirigible
M“pstin
France
Mediterranean
Hugo SB
Lakehurst
Nuid
Tournament Winners at Manor Woods Event Draws Crowds
A local Wednesday tournament at Manor Woods saw several winners headlining the professional event. John Herbert of Hav took nine prizes while Echo. claimed a singing crown, with Vernon Gar of Lecus and others earning top spots in various categories.
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Manor Woods
John Herbert
Hav
Echo
Whaaig
Vernon Garof Lecus
MG Durie
Joon Charies Oeacy
Sivas
Lewis- I Woods
Roderor
Eugat
Brunt of heavy lawn sprinkler storm hits Mays City
A heavy lawn sprinkler storm swept through Mays City on Thursday, causing water supply concerns and sustained damage. The event disrupted local streets and prompted emergency responses, with officials urging residents to ration use.
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Mays City
Fire Destroys Barn of Charles H Klipp in Frederick County
Severe weather swept Frederick County with lightning and hail. The barn of Charles A Klipp near Urbana was destroyed by fire, trees uprooted, and several properties reported damage from the storm that moved from Mycarville to Urbana and Braddock Heights.
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Frederick City
My¢raville
Unis City
Frederick
Charles A. Kupp
Urbana
Potomac Edison Company
Biddletown
Lester Thomas
Buckeystown
Us City
Breddock Heights
Charles Wertheimer
Cetectin Country Club
Prederick-Braddock Pike
Casper EB. Cline
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Perd Schneider
Chesapeake and Potome Telephone Company
Prederick
Ballenger Creek
Luckeystown
Shonkstown
Frederick imposes water conservation amid drought and spillway brief
Mayor orders curtailment of lawn sprinkling and general sprinkling after a dry period and limited rainfall. Demand spikes as 24 hour meter reading shows Frederick residents consumed 3,290,000 gallons, stressing the watershed and reservoir. Officials warn further steps may follow if rainfall does not replenish the supply.
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Frederick
Overcrowding blamed for Leavenworth riot
The Justice Department released a report from Warden Thomas B. White attributing the Leavenworth prison riot to overcrowded conditions and lack of work for inmates. The unrest began with a dentist meal protest at noon and escalated through several demonstrations resulting in injuries and deaths.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Thomas B. White
Leavenworth
Rxtates
Oxeks Uy
Gist Broucht
Mise Marinee
Ana Hazree Sen
Six bullets end life of Philadelphia gangster
Aug 2 AP report says a Philadelphia gangster known as Callen was killed by a shooter along Memorial Avenue. Bullets found at the scene. killer fled in a car with an accomplice. Despite multiple arrests, Callen denied involvement and claimed he was set up.
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Philadelphia
Kho
Callen’s
Memorial Avenue
Sliding scale sugar tariff plan eyed by Smoot
Washington August 2 AP Senate Finance Committee member Smoot proposed a sliding scale sugar tariff with a 1 cent pound minimum when prices are high and 3 cents when the market falls, aiming to replace the 3 cent rate in the tariff bill. Hearings scheduled next week will determine if the substitute is adopted by the committee.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate
Brunswick Principal Appointments Amid County Education Shifts
The Brunswick School gains R Pond well of Laurel as principal, succeeding Prof James C who became Assistant County Superintendent of Education. Cromwell of Walkersville, formerly high school head, also eyed for the Brunswick post while Margaret L Hatcher of Bas Beet joins Broad Run duties. Bids for New Medwey school work and Saratoga preparations noted amid county education changes.
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R. Pond ©Well
Laurel
Prince George's
Brunswhei&k
James C
Tes
G. Lloyd Palmer
Cromwell
Aith Walkersville
Tri High School
State Department of Educatio
Brumswick
Onis
Educaton
FE Geotge
Madgaret L. Hatcher
Bas Beet
Pring
Broad Run
Oaceme
New Medwey
Ted
Avaoet U
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