23 Club Girls to Attend Events at College Park
Frederick County 4 H girls plan to attend events at College Park during a week of activities including model business meetings demonstrations and a canning show. Seven girls will travel by train from Frederick. Catherine Wolfe leads a delegation from the Forrest club. Plans also include representation at Camp Vail in Springfield Massachusetts and the Eastern States Exposition.
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College Park
Ite 2
Liege Park
Misher
Boss
Team Demon Strary Club
Frederick
Mode
All Cama
Wito
Catherine Wolfe
Forrest Club
Wolfsville
Jug Bridge Women's Club
Chubb
Frederick County
Camp Vail
Springfield
Alass
Julia Schal Ter
Braddock Club
Chutt
Miss Schaffer
Frederick County Federation of
Miss Chubb
Sho
University of Maryland
Mary Anders
Thurmont
Evelyn C. Barnes
New Windsor
Dorothy Coblentz
Middleton
Isabel Crum
Catherine Davis
Monrovia
Nannie M. Everhart
Marie E. Grams
Suckersteen
Rebecca Beard
Ruth EB. Nicodemus
Charlotte Quinn
Mildred Quinn
Julia Schacter
Ruth Schaffer
Dorothy Schuggers
Middletown
Ruth Smith
New Market
Virgie Summem
Jefferson
Dorothy Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony Grove
Annie Witter
Helen Witter
Nellie Witter
Catharine Wolfe
Smithsburg
Mary G. Zimmerman
Barnard enters to contest for Congress in Maryland district
Puller Barnard former Allegany county state’s attorney announces Democratic bid for the South Maryland district seat. D J Lewis Cumberland former representative and F N Zihlman Cumberland incumbent Republican plan runs. Lewis backed by many Democratic leaders. Barnard emphasizes a break from past votes and vows to avoid a repeat of prior amendments. Plans show three-cornered race with Barnard Lewis and Zihlman competing.
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Lewis
Barnard
T Nt Western Mayrland
Sascet
Conaress
Frederick District Boy Scout canvass reaches goal
A fundraising effort for the Frederick District Boy Scout Council raised four thousand nine hundred dollars for the year from August 1, 1930, to August 1, 1931. William B. Leichert reported the highest donation of two hundred fifty four dollars and fifty cents. Henry Coates will spend several days weekly in Frederick to oversee Maryland activities. A Friday luncheon at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room included committee chairs and officials.
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Pers
Willam B. Leichert
Frederick
District of Columbia
Boy Scout Council
Henry Coates
Washington Council
Maryland
Boy Scout Headquarters
City Hall
Barbara Fritchie Tea Room
Leslie N. Coblents
A A. Radcliff
A. AL. Leary
Thomas M. Williamson
Elmer Brown
James Houck
L. L. Wilson
Charles W. Ross
I. William B. Lebbers
Frederick W. Harnwell
Charlesb. Bowers
Ignatius Bjorke
Progress in repairs to the R-100 dirigible at St Hubert
Work on the damaged fin of the British airship R-100 near Montreal advances. A new panel is measured and ready, with fabric doping to follow. Two men will be suspended 200 feet above ground in chairs to glue and paint the patch as repairs proceed.
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St. Hubert
Montreal
Tom Toos
Canrington
Eng
United States Naval
Lakehurst
N. J
Mitchell Sails to Scotland for Family Trip
New York August 2 AP Attorney General W D Mitchell sails for Scotland aboard the Anchor liner California with Mrs Mitchell and their son William. They will visit John F Harris's shooting preserve in northern Scotland, avoiding discussion of recent prohibition enforcement changes.
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New York
W. D. Mitchell
Scotland
California
Two Women Hurt In Auto Crash On Jug Bridge
Five others injured as eastbound Oldenobie coupe driven by Mrs Stokes veers to cross into the path of a westbound Ford sedan driven by Everest B Davidson. Mrs Wells and others treated at hospital. Stokes to face charges for failing to keep to the line.
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Emck City
Cockeysville
Stokes
Lafayette
Wells
Everest B. Davidson
Frances Davidson
Blanche Jackson
Wilkens Avenue
Murs. Stokes
M. E. Ratz
State Police
People’s Court
Political worker sought in murder case in Detroit
Detroit police sought Egbert M. Hoffman, a political worker for Mayor Bowles, for questioning in the murder of WMBC announcer Jerry Buckley. A bank book found in an apartment once occupied by Marjorie Mansel, blues singer on WATBC, suggested large deposits. officials denied any known Sharver estate link.
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Detroit
Mich
Egbert M. Hoffman
Onacles Bowles
Jerry Buckley
WMBC
Bowies
Hoffman
Hoffmann
Marjorie Mansel
WATBC
Pete Licavoil
Buckley
Miss Man+seu
Licavoil
Sovres
C. A. Pfeffer
Sharver
Dever
Sharrer
Koffmann
Washington merchant drowns at Atlantic City
Samuel Ross a 70 year old Washington hardware merchant and race horse owner collapsed in the surf at Atlantic City New Jersey Aug 2. Lifeguards retrieved him and he died about an hour later. Ross's son in law W H Lippscom 45 was rescued and barely revived.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Ross
Grm
Barber and Ross
Washington
W. H. Lippscom
Ross
Men Who Refused To Fight Fires Arrested In York
A chaotic police blotter note shows several men and a bandit girl named Bessie Painter accused in a July robbery. Names include William Eiger and Roussel C. Rinehart with a June date tied to a penitentiary.
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Tere
Bessie Painter
Freteticx
Wiliam Eiger
York
Roussel C. Rinehart
World Flight attempt by Mears and Brown advances
John Henry Mears heads the City of New York world circumnavigation team with Henry Brown as pilot. They report favorable weather and a smooth leg out of Harbor Grace Newfoundland on schedule toward Dublin, aiming to beat the 21 days 26 hours record.
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Afoscow
Seattle
Tars
Henry J. Brown
Herber Grace
Baldunnel
Dublin
Henry Brown
Dollar Station
John Henry Mears
Mears
English Family to Present Sunday Music Program
The Braddock Heights community schedules a 7.20 p m service with a 3 o clock band concert by the New Braddock Heights Concert Band. The 7.30 p m program features the English family of Los Angeles with a talk on Somes Wonderful Names of Our Wonderful Lord. Musical pieces include Militaire Flower Song Youth Triumphant and American Patrol. Dr Joseph T Watts of Baltimore will deliver the address.
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Braddock Heights
New
Ch. Engish Fam
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles C. ‘T. Stull
Samuel: Birch
Militaire
Schubert
Lange
Barcarde Wales
Les
Meecham
Church Reformed Church
Middleton
Emory B. Coblentz
Joseph T. Watts
Baltimore
Temperatures Rise Across City to New Highs
Unclear text reports temperatures climbing to new highs with figures around 95 degrees noted. Mentions a weather update and a campaign or notice from Rev. Mi. A.TV with references to a family reunion and a possible statewide or local directive.
Hot Weather Harms West Farm Lands Amid Drought
Forecasters warn of continuing heat across the region. Farmland suffers as wells run dry and pastures turn brown. Farmers face dwindling water, stunted crops, and economic strain under the heat wave. Irregular reports describe parched fields from Illinois to nearby counties.
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Chicago
Aus
B and C Railroad to Investigate Bridge Condition
A memo from F A Hoskins superseded by district superintendent notes strengthened structure requested by county. The report cites fears after a highway bridge collapse nearby and mentions potential actions before normal lanes are used. steps to reinforce the railroad bridge are not yet set.
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B.& C Railroad
Aledaed
A. Hoskins
Rendenag
Raiiroad
Furtner
Steamship Line Merger Discussed in New York
Conversation among Roosevelt Steamship Company and International Mercantile Marine Company over a consolidation of lines continued in New York without a conclusion. The plan would form the largest American flag steamship company, with possible involvement of Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore & Ohio in the negotiations.
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Steamship Line
New York
Aus
Roosevelt Steamship Company
International Mercantie Marine Company
Kern
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania“railroad
B. & O .Acre
Fishe Ney Company
Hagerstown Man Held on 10000 Bond in Embezzlement Case
Hagerstown, Aug. 2 AP F W Miller 28 of Hagerstown held for grand jury with bond 10000 on charges of embezzlement forgery and conspiracy to defraud. Authorities say Miller embezzled 1750 and 660 from E R Bigges and Co New York and that N F Hagerston paid 142 50 for 19 shares never delivered. Miller married and jailed awaiting proceedings.
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Hagerstown
F. W Miler
C. G. Emmart
E. R. Bigees
New York
N.F .N. Hagerston
Miller
Tilting Tobacco Prices Aim to Meet Costs Urgently
An urgent appeal from Georgia to adjust tobacco prices was issued via telegram last night amid a claim meeting led by W C G Lankford. Reports from the event indicate mounting cost pressures on the product and a drive to restore affordability.
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Buin
Georgia
Nya
Ressman W. CG
Lankford
Gorid
Sbok
State Guardsmen Leave for Camp for Annual Encampment
Guardsmen from the state depart Towne for Camp Algert C to join the nineteen hundred nine encampment. About 1 050 men and officers travel by seven Blue Ridge buses to Camp Ritchie with Company A from Frederick led by Capt Guy Anders and Lt Trout. Regimental Headquarters Company and Regimental Band accompany forming the First Battalion. Assignments start Monday with drills to follow.
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Towehnk
Camp Algert C
Sertice Company
Silver Spring
Frederick Brhlay aGernout
D. John Markey
Uni
Frederick
Guy Anders
Trout
Seveer
Charles F. Staley
Grove
Keller
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Simone
Hagerstown
Elmer F. Munshower
Market
Raymond Wachter
Wil
Cumberland
Salisbury
Camp Ritchie
Zeigler Shoots Course Record in Baker Park Round
George A Zeigler breaks par with a four under 18 holes at BoboLink Miniature Golf in Baker Park setting a course record. His four under score tops previous low and edges rivals Buzz Rhoderick and Benjamin Adams.
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George A Zeiger
Walter F. Zeigler
Baker Park
Zeigler
Buzz” Rhoderick
Benjamin Adams
Plak Survey of Crop Damage in Maryland
A brief AP dispatch notes a survey of crop damage in Maryland, with preliminary findings gathered in Washington and surrounding areas. The report mentions assessments by state and federal agricultural officials and notes potential impacts on yields and farm operations.
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PLAK
Maryland
City Passes Water Emergency Act Bans Car Washing
The city approved a water emergency ordinance to curb usage for fountains, pools, lawns, and car washing to protect dwindling supplies. Fines range from five to one hundred dollars with possible jail for nonpayment. Police were authorized to enforce the ban immediately.
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Culler
Atlantic City
Watt Mondar
Ageney
Edward J. Smith
Feguneer
S.C. Manwell
George A. Burke
Smith
Baker Park
Norway
Ict
Rocks
Doubs
Adamstown
Bucketstown
Biy Meamvhile
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Hanover
Parith
Pennsylvania
Maeiin
County board approves school expansion and land purchase
At a special meeting of the Carroll County Board of Education plans were approved to raise the size of classrooms by reviving the high school building project. Lot purchases were authorized for the convenience of students, and land was to be acquired for the same purpose.
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Igh
Lotkers
Car— ii County Board of Education
Bat Wesuminsvroft
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