Polish plane thought headed back for France
A Polish aviator bound for the United States was last seen about 800 miles off the French coast. British and Norwegian ships tracked the biplane as it circled at 900 feet, then vanished northward, with officials unsure if it headed toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marzarek Pilsudski
United States
Valencia Seas
Greenwich
Artec
Amakurs
Pilsudski
North American
First Regiment Battles Plans At Camp Richie
The First Maryland Regiment trains for major maneuvers as two units are scheduled to depart at intervals to simulate an encounter. Officers inspect Gettysburg equipment and range tests continue with bayonet runs and athletics battles for promotion and regimental pennants.
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Camp Richie
New York
Gald
D. John Markey
Myers
Mander
Gettysburg
Batlefield
Picasrd
Maryland
Goronel
John Markey
Bistotal
Wake County Road Repairs Progress Report
Wake County officials report progress repairing roads damaged by recent floods. The Rocky Springs road section near Moniterue Pike has a new stone bed after heavy rain washed and wore it badly. Crews plan to begin offing and chipping next week while other sections toward High Knob receive attention.
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Svet
Jeces M. Goodmans
Frederick
Rocky Springs
High Knob
Picnic Season Opens in Middletown Valley
Middletown Valley picnics begin today with Locust Valley in William Guyton's woods near Burkittsville. Harmony band will play. August schedules include Zittiestown on August 11 and Mt Bethel Methodist Episcopal Sun Gay School event nearby. The Burkittsville union picnic August 18 and Garfield United Brethren picnic August 25 feature bands from Yellow Springs. End season set for September 1 with Pleasant Walk United Brethren church gathering in Warrenfeltz woods. Quincy Orphanage band to perform. The Ussard family holds eighth annual Braddock Heights reunion on Wednesday August 15 at 2 o'clock in the substorium.
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Middletown Valley
Wiliam Guyton’s Woods
Bur- Kitteville
Harmony
Zittiestown
Mt. Bethel Methodist
Episcopal Sun- Gay School
Burkittsville Union
Farmers’ Woods
Petersville
Brunswick
Garfield United Brethren Sunday School
Ekelbaugh Grove
Garfield
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Walk
Walkersville residents seek county macadam road east toward state line
A Walkersville area delegation asked the County Commissioners to construct two miles of macadam road toward the Emissary State road. They claimed state takeover later would occur and presented 109 signatures. Names include Edwin Debabiss, Dr J Ling, Coin E Samson, Jonas J Borkier, F B Pieser, and others. Weeklong service info noted for Baker Park and All Saints Church with Rev. Boot.
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Walkersvile
Walkeresile
Emmissary State
Atcome Ihe
Edwin Devabiss
J. , Ling
Coin E. Samson
Sohnafen
Thomas Serie
Ramevurg
Pieser
Jonas J. Borkier
Bucker
Schr Cramer
Netten Itor
Popowirg
Baker Park
All Saints Ciicth
Docglam Boot
Agreement To Curb Oil Output Is Being Sought
rosy dutche e leads oil sector push for restraint to stabilize prices. article discusses domestic producers facing competition from Venezuela and South America, calls for international agreements to limit output and avoid tariffs, with Standard Oil and Royal Dutch Shell seeking a world proration deal to ease tensions.
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Standard of New Jersey
South America
Venezela
France
England
Venezuela
Mexico
Debenham
British
Royal Dutch Shell
America
Standard
Royal Dutch
Russian
Roral Tnitch
Anglo-Persian
Turkish Petroleum Company
Market Upward Again Amid Mixed Trading
Reports note a volatile session at Mays Street Market with some gains and total sales around $1,000, while a few remarks during a hearing disrupted proceedings. Leaders and traders watched price movements as activity shifted across sectors and small caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Breet
Republicans Campaign Fund Total Report
The report records the Republicans Campaign Fund totaling 98 378 dollars. It lists the fund amount and attributes, with emphasis on the Republican campaign finance total.
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Republicans Campaign Fund
Republican Committee reports $98,379 contributions through July 31
The Republican National Committee released a funding statement showing receipts totaling $98,379 and expenses of $48,527.04 up to July 31. Major gifts included $10,000 from Howard Heinz and Dwight A. Taft. Expenditures include $7,100 to the Pennsylvania Republican State Committee and $5,000 to Horace Mann. Smith heads to seashore as campaign aims unfold.
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Republican National Committee
J. R. Nuts
Republican Party
Kansas City
Senate
Tampaign
Circe
Howard Heinz
Pittsburgh
Dwight A. Tarte
Woeten
Horace A Mann
Hoover
South
Heat Wave Strains East As Temperatures Soar
The East End endures extreme heat with seven heat related deaths reported and drownings linked to the scorcher. Baltimore sees a high near 95 with humidity worsening discomfort as residents seek relief at beaches and rural retreats. The National Weather Bureau notes continued heat with isolated thundershowers possible.
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Tata
Baltimore
James Davis
Port Covington
Shriners Host Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs. Qdward Derr Shriner entertained Friday at Hotel Brad dock with a luncheon in old rose and white. Prizes awarded included first to Mrs. Cherie Sealth Libertytown and second to Mrs. John H. Urner Baltimore, with numerous guests from Washington Baltimore and Pittsburgh attending the event.
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Q&dward Derr Shriner
Hotel Braddock
Cherie
Sealth
Libertytown
John H. Urner
Baltimore
Gordon ML Ash
Alice Rohr- Sack
Frederick W. Harnwell
William R. DeLashmuli
Vincent Rogers
Luciie Flannery
Washington
Nan Houes
Stimner
Iuesta
D. W. Petteroff
Aurelia Stoner
Pittsburgh
Joseph H. Appie
Lewis Leichert
John N. Clary
John Francis Smith
Charles Smith
Arthur E. Levy
Virginia, Grove
Virginia Grove
Stanton
Ire Miller
Mira
Alice Rohrsack
Ben Rosemoor
Courtney Stautter
F. B. Delaplaine
Hauer Quynh
Lucille Flannery
Washing
Mrston
William F. Chi Gordon
Ash
Dot Potts
Louise Potts
Markell
Jacob Roebeaner
Tait
Frederick W. Harn Mauss Dart Moran
E. Dung
Robert S. Tyson
Edgar McCardell
Nan Houck
Metta Cramer
Charles Wor
John H. Urnez
John S. de
Phil Lansdale
E. P. Ga
Charles Dell
Eugene Creed
Koenegel
Frank H. Hedges
Harry O. Nicodemus
Kate ‘Bares- Dury
Albert N. McCardell
Pra Mogek
Willam Bush
Harry E. Carty
Aibes
M. Wood
William R. DeLashirse
Anza W. Brown
Sarveil Brown, Jr
Frederick County Fair Catalog Seeks Entries October 16 19
Frederick County fair organizers announce the annual event to run October 16 to 19 with Farmers Day on October 18. Entry closing dates vary by department, grandstand attractions booked, and judges meeting at the grounds on October 16. Prizes include silver cups and cash from local businesses and clubs for livestock, poultry, and show ring excellence.
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Frederix
Frederick County Agriculure
Farmers
Frederica County Farm Bureau
County Kranges
Women’s Clube
Frederick County
Tthe Board of Managers
Domestic Arte
High Schoola of Maryland
Kitanis Club
Frederick
J. C. Penney Company
F. J. Orth
Jersey
Frederick County Holstein Association
Frederick County Guernsey Association
G. Warren Tayior
Kiwanis Club
O. C. Botleau
Middletown
Eugene
Frederick Dollar Days to Boost City Shopping
Frederick plans a fourth Dollar Days sale on August 1 to 3 to stimulate commerce at the shopping center. Over 20,000 copies of a sale edition will be distributed to Frederick city, county, and nearby counties as merchants unite to offer substantial discounts across many product lines.
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Frederick
Tle
Frederick City
Martinsburg
Winchester
Gettysburg
Cunberland
Westminster
Inns
Woman sentenced to nine days in jail for contempt
In People's Court Justice Bennett sentences Mrs. David Roberts to nine days in jail after she remarks she was not drunk during testimony. Morningstar case ends with not guilty finding for the defendant as witnesses corroborate his denial of cursing. Deputy Redmond and others testified during the proceedings.
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Baltimore
Fronerca
Frank Foot
She
Eit Hospital
Washington
Lestian
Brooklyn
Altoe Benmeit
People’s Court
David Roberts
John Morningstar
Bennett
Abe
Redmond
Steiner
Mtk Roberts
Harry C. Feat
Defemme
Momi
Ingstar
Mrs. Roberts
Anne
Gailty
Alton Y. Bennett
People's Court
Reet
Bon
Tam
Dam
Roberta O'Brien
Morningstar
Messad
Afra
O'Brien
Rush for Dog Licenses Begins After Warning
County Treasurer Thomas A Chapline reports a swift start to dog license issuance after a prior warning. By 2:30 pm Friday 142 licenses were issued at his office, bringing total licenses issued since July 1 to 872. The rush followed a newspaper article about enforcement steps.
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Ofce
Thomas A. Chapline
Frederick County
Tressurer
Improving Roads Between Tanertown and Keysville
Torn up common road between Tanertown and Keysville hampers travel for residents and travelers. The article notes a need to use a berry road and a detour route via Brocevite and Fred Dine through Keymer, with the main road reportedly impassable and under possible extension work.
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Taneytown
Kerst
O Keysville
Sat
TOR Petsors
Tanertown
Keysvite
Brocevite
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