Residents Favor Downtown Parking Limits in Frederick
A three day survey by the Maryland Automobile Club in Frederick shows strong support for downtown parking restrictions, especially a two hour limit, with about 11 percent of 769 cars remaining parked all day. Businessmen largely back restrictions though some oppose a one hour limit.
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Ralph W. Boyer
Frederick
Maryland Automobile Club
Fie Tad al Ie
Mena
Market Street
Fifth
Patrick Street
Bentz
Carroll
Thisvning
Postoffice
Bentz Street
South
Fifth Streets
May Street
Boyer
Antedd
Argo
North Market Street
Maryland Automadie Club
Walch
James H. Gamorill, Jr
Govld
Ira J. McCurdy
F W Harnael
Jesse W. Kolb
Aiton’ Y Bonnets
Wi Epes
Aumobile
Jengin
Pa Square
Tye
Massenens Caer
Evar
Fraderick
Fredesck
Atuch Hase
Dueasry
Hale
Ritchie May Be Asked To Retire Even If Nominated
A Maryland political stir centers on Governor Albert C. Ritchie being urged to retire even if nominated. Reports trace the idea to Baltimore with Dr Charles H Contey in Hagerstown and involve Rawlings or other contenders. Health concerns and party opposition fuel the talks, while the Democratic central committee could select a replacement nominee if withdrawal occurs.
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Ritchie
Montgomery Fusion
Baltimore
Washington
Albert C. Ritchie Wll
Hagerstown
Charles H. Contey
Hun Winn Ms Gan Party
Rawine
Entral
Fifth Nazi Given Life Sentence in Dollfuss Case
Paul Hud, the fifth Nazi to face trial for the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss, was convicted of high treason in Vienna and sentenced to life imprisonment after a brief court martial. Hud admitted participation in the raid but pleaded not guilty. three others were hanged this week for the same case.
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Vienna
Paul Hud
Namputsch
Dollfuss
Hud
Wud
Austria
Kurt Schuselnigg
Ernst von Starhemberg
Mussolini
Relief Director Charts Social Service Study in Frederick County
A Frederick County Welfare Board meeting at Winchester Hall included new board members and Marguerite Winkler, executive director of the Federal relief project, who discussed changes to relief administration. Winkler planned a New York study trip and weekends resuming at Winchester Hall, while Rev. Wunder of New Market awaiting direct contact about the relief situation.
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Frederick County
The
Winktstaft
New York
Winchester Hall
G. E Wunder
New Market
Jetter
Winkler
Visis
Reiter
Whch
Mir Wunder
Shooting ends sick benefits dispute in Baltimore
A four year feud between physician Dr Vincent Culotta and patient John B DiCarlo over sick benefits ended with Culotta shot in his office. DiCarlo later died by an apparently self inflicted shotgun wound in a park, as police investigated the double tragedy.
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Baltimore
Vincent Culotta
John B DiCarlo
Culotta
DiCarlo
Chidren Sa
Aeves de Carlo
Tan
Tae
Tee Ammediators
Pol
D.cario
Ivog
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Hits Hagerstown Area
Multiple brief notes describe scarlet fever cases in Hagerstown on August 2 with health officials and the medical profession investigating. Affected individuals include a 6 year old, vaccines and immunization questions arise, and a committee meeting postponement affects appointments and campaign planning.
Lower Farm Taxes Urged in Maryland by Grange and Farm Federation
A joint committee of the Maryland State Grange and the Maryland Farm Federation urged a minimum 20 percent reduction in farm tax assessments and proposed several other reforms. They called for a state income tax, higher inheritance taxes, increased levy on parimutuel betting, higher liquor taxes and license revenues to fund counties and schools, and a reduced motor vehicle license tax possibly to $2. An alternative taxation method for reach purposes was suggested, with plans to present the recommendations to the Maryland Legislature.
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Thomas A Chapline
Frederick County
Ciapine
Minty
Sisto Comptroller
Ham
Gordy
Winen
Chaplin
Central Trust Company
Avators
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Maryland Farm Enemy Federation
Faramsttar
Oatta Ca
Maryland Legislatur
Gas Price War Triggers Local Service Station Opens
A new service station near West 7 Aut. 2-A area opened amid a price war. Prices were reported to drop about four tenths of a cent per gallon after taxes. Operators in Hagers wan anticipate further cuts in days ahead as competition heats up.
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West
CSMW
Ragsae
Peres Garad
Onerate Dy Hoot Mills
Hagerswan
Aracre
Hindenburg Dead Hitler Takes His Place Vote Aug 19
Westminster report details a court case involving Pleasant Valley Bank and administrators of Tobias Yingling. Nevin Crouse, once bank cashie r, faced embezzlement charges and a three year term. Petitioners seek rehearing after new evidence and claimed lack of information from the bank. Directors Schaef fer and Leister appeal remain.
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Hindenburg
Hitler
Westminster
Ang
Bisien
Pleasant Valley Bank
Tobias Vinetug
Carnet County
Setkaig
Mia Svanuel E Crouse
Pyrme
Cevuse
Nevi
House of Correction
Jann W. Warehime
John, H. Brown
Charles Leese
Charles E. Hosfeld
Joseph P. Yingling
Chas
E. Eckard
Upton H Myers
Tne
Nevin Crouse
Tobias Yingling
Edgar H. Schaeffer
A. Daniel Leister
Crouse
MU Marys College to close high school by 1945-38 year
The MU Marys College high school will close due to falling local enrollment. Beginning September the curriculum will include only third and fourth year high school courses while first and second years are cut. Next June third year will be dropped and the following June fourth year. The building will become the administration center for college freshmen.
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At. Marys College
Guuse
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Myersville Concert by Quincy Orphanage Band
The Quincy Orphanage Band of Quincy Pennsylvania, a 400 member group aged six to eighteen, will give a concert on Starsville athletic field Saturday at 8 p.m. under Joseph Harp, former Harmony Band leader. Donations collected, with refreshments offered by local classes.
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Quincy
Penna
Starsville
United Brethren
Joseph Harp
Myvisville
Ducctha
Harmony Band
Asante 28 Phoeb Eomn
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Child, 10, killed by tourist camp prowler
Ten year old Bernie Hoffman, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Hoffman of Beaumont Texas, was shot and killed at a tourist camp near Hot Springs Arn early today by an unidentified prowler who tried to enter the Hoffmans cabin. The child slept near the bed as police and deputies swarmed the scene and bloodhounds were put on the trail.
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Hot Springs
Bernie Hoffman
R J Hoffman
Beaumont
Texas
Here
Hoffmans
Littl
Fred
Hoffman
Plane lands in river with two aboard escape unharmed
Edgewood arsenal Md Aug 2 AP Captain Cayton Bilexel army air corps pilot and Norris Wimmer civilian employee escaped serious injury when their plane crashed eleven feet of water in the Bush River near the arsenal.
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Edgewood Arsenal
Cayton
Bilexel Army Air Corps
Norris Wimmer
Death of German President Paul von Hindenburg
The German president Paul von Hindenburg died this morning at his Neudeck home after a period of declining health. He rose from obscurity to command the German army in Russia during World War I and won a major victory at Tannenberg. He was named Field Marshal for his campaigns and became Germany’s president after Friedrich Ebert’s death following the Kaiser’s abdication.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Neudeck
Russia
Tannenberg
Friedrich Ebert
Kaiser Wilhelm
Freak tornado hits Hickory Point summer colony
Baltimore reports a freak tornado at Hickory Point near the city wrecking six houses injuring about a dozen people and burying vacationers under debris. The storm was preceded by a large dust cloud and swept along Gray's Creek with high winds and heavy rain for about five minutes.
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Baltimore
Hickory Point
Suimmer Colony
Here
Gray's Creek
Financial markets drift lower amid dull trading
New York Aug 2 Financial markets edge down in most categories as trading remains dull. Wheat rallies, bonds steady, and dollar money remains tight amid a quiet session. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown for Racoe Appel 21 and Esther Gosnell 18 of Brunswick.
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von Hindenburg
Abe Lower
aLame
Ragerstown
Hagerstown
Racoe Appel
Esther Gosnell
Bruns-_ jvick
New Reichswehr Oath Pledges Allegiance to Fuehrer
News of President Hindenburg's death and Hitler's combined role as chancellor and president. The Reichswehr plans a new oath pledging absolute obedience to Adolf Hitler as supreme head of the army. Werner von Blomberg confirms the army will take the oath soon. Funerals to be held at Tannenburg and Mendes 8wie Away. A plebiscite on August 19 aims to endorse Hitler and the new government.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Adelf Iver
Weld
Abn Eithin
Emp Maeme
Reichswehr
Germany
Huey
von Hindenburg
der Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
von Hindsburg
Tannenburg
Mendes
Louisiana appoints New Orleans assessors amid power struggle
In New Orleans on Aug 2 AP reports Senator Huey P. Long order placing state tax assessors over the city board to replace locally elected assessors. Rankin of the Louisiana Tax Commission announced the appointment backed by mobilized National Guard after Mayor Walmsley refused to recognize Governor Allen’s two Long lieutenant assessors following deaths.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Todey
National Guard
al,Tendy
William Rankin
Louisiana Tax Commission
Senator Long
T. Semmes Walmassey
Or. Allen
Boy Hurt By Freight Cars At Baltimore Station
John Bowers a 3 year old trainee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway lives at 48 East South Street. He fell from a freight car during switching near the freight station and was taken to Frederick City Hospital with back injuries. He had worked as a brakeman for 25 years and the injury was not considered serious.
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John Bowers
Baltimore and Ohio
East South
Atree
Royal Bo and O
Frederick City
Freach
Mr. Bowers Fe
Fredeck Cy Hospital
Mir
Bowers
Weather summary for Pitupuedou area today
Weather data with 7 a m end time and trace precipitation. August to date shows 3.15 inches below normal. Yesterday high and low temperatures noted with comparisons to last year. Sunrise sunset and moon data provided. Stream conditions described as dirty and weak.
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Runco
Sam Curran
Cal
More
Ennis
Howard W Jackson
Baltmore
Ritche
Balsingkee
Firat
Europe
Riche
Ruger R R
WeLani
Boyer Addet
Rockville
Fusion Party
Montgomery County
State Senate
John £. Oxley
Walter W. Dawson
Harry M. Willams
Poolesville
Thomas D. Darby
Seneca
Leonard C. Burns, Jr
Olney
Acre
Silver Spring
House of Delegates
Milluard C. Taft
Takoma Park
Joseph A. Vantrel
James Cunningham Rogers
Repubican
Chevy Chase
Walter M. MaBluder
Gatheisbug
Lawrence Toleon
Colesville
Orphans’ Court
William H. Burdette
Damascus
Edgar L Roby
Thomas ©. Kelly
Darnestown
William H. Fulks
Taytonsville
Charles Eing
Clarksburg
Frank H. Karn
Samuel E. Stonebraker
Bethesda
Paul M Coughlin
Charles J. Maddox
Maddox
Democratic Organization
Mund Cedi
Dart
Thomas Manis
Rockvale
Clayton K Watkins
Grey Court
Hanson G Cashel
Register of Walls
Homeelves Watkins
Urner
Peter and
Willard
Preston B. Ray
Brene
Ferrie G. Weters
Republican State Central Committee
Mrs. Dall
Curtis Dail
Mincen
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Anna Roosevelt Dall
Pan Eararal
Charles Rich
Department of Jusi
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Prederck County
Wiliam Lir
Austin
United States Bureau
Harford County
Montgomery Couny
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Mongomery
Montgomerry
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Mrs. Winkler
Bweenspore
Hagerstons
Meredith
Grange and Farm Bureau Federation
Carroll Sourt
Monsey
Mt. Bt. Mary's
Myersville
Quincy Orphanage
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Financial
TNO
Baker Park
Juin McCardy
John C. Dehaien
Omcer Ehehus
Wilour
Dorse
Louisiana
Rarres
C. Brakean
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