Transient Killed in Hit and Run Near Middletown Road
A transient ex service man named Frank DeMartin, 45, of Baltimore, was struck and killed by an unidentified automobile on Burkittsville Road near Middletown after stepping from a bridge. Authorities called the accident accidental death, with no driver identity found. DeMartin had bullet wounds on his legs from prior service and had used the alias Frank Kane. He left a wife and four children. His body was taken to E. Cline and Son funeral parlors.
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Middletown
Frank DeMartin
Baltimore
Thanantin
Martin Cooney
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C. E. Cline
Bon
Frederick
J. Hollin Kefauver
B. H. Feter Bow Baker
Frank Kane
War Department unveils 33 million air defense plan
The War Department announced a 33.9 million plan to encircle the United States with air defenses. The program covers upgraded anti aircraft guns, searchlights, and fire control equipment, with congressional consideration expected at the next session.
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Associated Press
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Markets Wonder Which Way to Go
New York markets drifted with little forward momentum on August 3 as stocks showed a choppy to steady tone. Grain and cotton were subdued with narrow ranges, bonds listless and mixed, and foreign exchanges holding steady amid a subdued broad mood.
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New York
Dal Childden Is Usually Now With Father
Chicago Aug 3 AP Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall brought her two children to Chicago today and they were turned over to their father Curtis B Dall after a Nevada divorce. The transfer occurred without a meeting between the estranged couple. The nurse witnessed the scene as the children traveled with their mother from the West. The family plans a weeks long separation before potential future arrangements.
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Boys and Girls Week Events August 9 14
Eighteen 4 H girls from Frederick County and several boys enroll in the annual Boys and Girls Week events under the Division of the University of Maryland. August 9 to 14 includes demonstrations in food clothing and household furnishings and evening campfires with a Washington trip. An Older Youth conference is planned for August 11 with numerous local entries in fashion and food events led by 4 H clubs and federation groups.
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Adamstown
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Leda Mercer
Neilie C. Witter
Harmony Grove
Buckessiown
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Tigre
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Elie Lowe
Dofferson
Agata M. Hoke
Braddork
Suffers Brain Injury From Wagon Incident
In Westminster on Avenue 3 Thosen a wagon he was driving when his horse ran away after being frightened by an automobile. Clarence Trout of Greenville Carroll county suffered concussion of the brain. The gout, a son of Mr and Mrs Roy Trout, was repaired...
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Roy Trout
Norwood Obituary and Local Resistance Over Transient Farm
Obituary reports Dr. A. A. Norwood aged 90 is found dead of a heart attack at his Liberty town home. The piece notes his dental career, family, and burial plans. It also covers Frederick residents opposing leasing the J Calvin Hall farm as a transient center, filing 268 petitions over safety and property value concerns, with a Monday meeting set to review the matter.
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Wre J. Calvin Hall
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Lloyd C. Culler
North Market Street
Fourth
Thirteenth Streets
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Middletown
Culier
Comaniyecomtractions
First Wife Sought as Yingling Case Moves Forward
Westminster Aug 3 investigation presses into Irane Yingling alleged first wife of Carroll Yingling from Snydersburg Carroll County under 18 months Maryland Penn bigamy sentence Yingling says he heard report of Mrs Yingling death and met Rosella Bowers while living with Edward Bowers Awaiting definite proof of first wife’s death and possible remarriage in 1929 vice city context
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Beeld
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Snydersburg
Carroll County
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Yingling
Sioma
Rosella Bowers
Sandersburg
Edward Bower
Ying-ling
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Judie Parke
Cer
Dandy
York County
Brinkley Campaign Clashes During Ravovnar Nomination Push
Brinkley mounts a third spectacular bid for the Republican nomination for Ravovnar of Kas. He campaigns across key venues and leverages his extensive experience to rally support, aiming to clinch the party nod.
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Kas
R. Brinkley
Killed and eight hurt in Methodist picnic truck crash
Elkton Maryland August 8 AP two dead and eight injured when a pickup carrying 15 Rising Sun M E Sunday School members skidded off a wet Conowingo road shoulder, struck a pole and a tree, and overturned. The deceased include Mrs John Ford 62 and Mrs Rowland Kylie 38. They died of a broken neck and fractured skull respectively.
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Conowingo Road
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Union Hospital
Storms leave wine people dead across regions
Storms sweeping the Atlantic seaboard and Great Lakes states left nine dead in Eastern Michigan and possibly five in Ohio. High winds rain hail and lightning caused widespread damage to homes commerce and utilities. Train rails washed out near Townsend Delaware and Niagara Falls area flooded basements. In Bridgeton New Jersey high tide and river surge marooned the city for hours with residents evacuated from an apartment building.
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Ohio
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S.J
Pasture Cattle Quota Ordered for Frederick County
Frederick County announces a quota of 330 western steers to be shipped for pasturage in Maryland. Henry R. Sneetnaker of the University of Maryland extension service oversees receipt, with 108 carloads expected soon from drought regions. Nearby counties receive different steer allocations, including Montgomery and Howard at 315 and Washington at 0.
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Henry R. Sneetnaker
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I. Howard
Washington
Roosevelt sails up Columbia River
President Roosevelt sails the Columbia River approaching Portland Oregon as his political campaign moves ahead. The trip draws attention from national and local figures while reporters note expected reception and security arrangements for the presidential visit.
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Roosevelt
Columbia River
Iroops Fortify Their Positions Before Primaries
New Orleans dispatch reports Adjutant General Raymond H. Fleming defied a Civil Disobedience order aimed at barracks at the gateway of the state militia. The registration date for the statewide primary was set for September 1, with two successive days of sitting due to a changed schedule.
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Traffic Fines Near Six Thousand In Past Week
Maryland traffic penalties totaled 5999 dollars for the week, just under 6000. Baltimore City contributed 361 dollars. Frederick, Hagerstown, and Randallstown areas also listed several fines for reckless driving no license no registration and related offenses. Individuals named include Castle Cavell Davis and Johnson, with fines ranging from 1 to 85 dollars and a limit of 25 dollars for excessive speeding citations.
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Phic Cnrtinn Wapn
Frederick Ray K. Castle
Wilber Cavell
James E. Davis
Charlotte MM
GITY GETS BEST GERMANY IS FACED RAIN IN ALMOST
A fragmented report notes GITY encounters rain and a lengthy month with a trace of 0.30 inch in a weather update. Wilke is mentioned in association with the item.
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Gity
Germany
Fishing Creek Section Reports Hail Storm
Fishing Creek section reports a hail storm affecting the area with local damage noted near Minnenville and surrounding routes. Weather observers urge caution as crews assess fallen branches and property impacts. Officials advise residents to monitor updates from the National Weather Service.
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Fishing Creek
Hindenburg’s Death Shifts Germany Toward Hitler Rule
Reports from across the border say heavy rain and wind cooled Frederick weather as farmers tally crop relief from showers. In Germany, Adolf Hitler confronts a power surge after President von Hindenburg’s death, preparing to seal his authority with a plebiscite and military allegiance. Condolences flood in for the late president as Hitler plans the Tannenberg farewell.
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Indian Surrenders After Killing at Private Party
An Indian, Tiara of Pomonakey, surrendered after a white officer shot and killed a man who intruded on a private party at the Harvey home. The shooting occurred after a disturbance at the scene near Indian Head. The injured man died en route to a hospital. In other news, Mildred J. McAbee of this city was granted permission to resume her maiden name Mildred J. Wiegand by Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard.
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Eugene G. McAber
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Police Escort Handlers of Stockyards Cattle and Hogs
Chicago Aug 9 AP Stockyards resumed trading after a nine day strike by handlers. Police escorted cattle and hogs as commission men, soon joined by 400 more workers, took charge of initial shipments and managed unloading and transit, following the lockout.
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Weather Summary and Temperature Records for August
Today's weather shows 0.30 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours. August precipitation to date stands at 2.00 inches, with a deficit of 5.15 inches for the year to August 1. Normal August rainfall is 3.88 inches. actual this August is 1.03 inches. Yesterday's high was 54, the low 65. Moonset and sunrise times are listed with clear skies, though a few notes mention monotone conditions.
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