National Guard aviation encampment at Frederick field set for Sunday
The Twenty-ninth Division Aviation unit trains at Deatrick Field with 115 officers and men plus 25 signalmen. Plans include extensive field setup, arrival by troop train and trucks, and radio cooperation with Aero Squadron during a week of intensive exercises.
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Try’she
Decrick ‘ Field
National Guard Air-1
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Anen
104Th Photographic Section
104Th Medical Corps
National Guard
Aero
Detrick Field
Charles A. Masson
Logan Field
Balti- Tare Sundaewanen
Charles Craig
Weather outlook for the week across Atlantic states
The forecast projects a mixed pattern across Moraiid and Middle Atlantic states with partly unsettled conditions at week start and end. Warmer temperatures expected midweek with moderating readings toward the weekend.
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Atlantic States
Vermal
Wees
Wallace Keeps Fitness Ritual in New Deal Circle
The article portrays Secretary Wallace as obsessively devoted to physical fitness and playful discipline. He imposes a weekend Virginia trip with aides, demands daily exercise after meals, and favors left handed play and hymns at the piano. First Lady Roosevelt faces mixed views on influence and popularity. Tugwell’s disheveled appearance draws attention as he returns from a five week tour.
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Wallace
Tugwell
Markston
Rodney Dutcher
Gia
Henry Wallace
Virginia
Henry
Wardman Park
Ree Tugwell
AAA
Paul A. Porter
Salt Lake City
Chester Davis
Wips
Federal Grants Cut Hit Westminster and Cumberland
Westminster and Cumberland in Maryland saw their municipal sewer grants shifted from state to federal funding on Friday. Westminster had budgeted for a large sewerage system and treatment plant but will now receive 62000, while Cumberland gains a 300 prof and other sewer project changes amid federal finance.
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Maryland
Westminster
Cumberland
Swords Rattle and Guns Remain Mute in New Orleans War Zone
New Orleans August 4 political clash sees street patrols and National Guardsmen in a martial law atmosphere. Walmsley and Long campaign as guards inspect registrar books for September congressional primary voting amid alleged vote ring activity and corruption cleanup.
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New Orleans
Simo Huey PL
Lane
Senator Long
C. K. Allen
Ines
T. Semmes
Walmsley
Reu Tan
Long
Dinamite and Caps Along Roosevelt Train Rails
An alert nearly disclosed dynamite and caps found along a route used by a presidential train near Spokane. Federal and county officers tightened precautions to deter any attempt while the train passed without incident. A cache was hidden in brush and discovered by a railway agent with trackers.
May Permit Lea to Attend Son's Funeral
A North Carolina official indicated to the lawyer that Luxe Lea may be allowed to leave a prison on furlough to attend his son Percy Lea's funeral. The attorney said the state plans to parole Lea to custody temporarily if approved.
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Lea
Son
Fae Seuniv
North Carolina
Percy Lea
K. Cidert
Ackinson
Lia
Carolus
Richard M
It's a Girl for the Dempsey Family
New York report states Mrs Jack Dempsey and newborn daughter are doing well. The infant is described as the first lightweight champion’s child, amid official notices and surrounding celebrations.
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New York
Jack Tage
Aga
Brunswick Elected Convention Of Church Of Mayor On Monday
The Brunswick gathering drew a large attendance as a convention of the Church of God led by the mayoral group opened Monday. The event included a Bible School and missionary activities at Littlestown, with strong youth turnout and emphasis against open liquor. Memorial services honored John Marker and William Marker, killed in a recent auto crash. sympathies were sent to their family.
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Church OF Mayor
Littlestown
Washington County
Bislerville
Frederick Eutady
Tield Ih
Maieinars
M John Marker
Willian’ Marker
Falte Pree O
Gunso
Wrenn
Rosene Murray
I Nev
Sherr Coormantown
Meet Nest Dune
Ton
Annulment Sought Noted In Petition Details
A petition notes an annulment action with limited readable details. The fragment mentions a person, a party named Ma ham, and indicates no further action on the petition was recorded in the accessible text.
Women’s Clubs Plan Braddock Heights Outing in 1929
An all day outing organized by Rural Women’s Clubs is set for August 21 at Braddock Heights. The event includes recreational contests, a special menu, and a demonstration by Potomac Edison on small appliances. Provisions for uniforms and cafeteria style service are noted, with plans delayed but expected to proceed.
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Dutter Park
Acre
David Your
Middletown
Arooh Stutler
Witlbergvile
Jornard
Urbana
Edwitt Devilbiss
Liberty
Helen Pearson
Comey Home
Ele Moore
Hane Service Department
Potomac Edison Company
Chatter Company
Braddock Heights
Cli
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Opedhis Sani
Potomac Edison Com- Priey
Ashe Vantest
Exkaca
Fires Break Out in Artillerymen’s Tents
A brief item reports fires breaking out among artillerymen in a camp setting. The article notes a court hearing related to an AWOL incident and a claim that a unit member deserted in October 1991.
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Elvorde
Roc Rvius
Mac
Neal Law Nh
World Wheat Market Strength Presses Stocks Higher
Global wheat prices show strength while New York stocks rise amid cautious sentiment. Traders weigh seasonal demand amid mixed reports on production and sales, with some analysts predicting a fall revival and others noting near steady output.
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New York
Wsuas
Autonto
Byward Natal Atenenety
Prc
Expression of Confidence in Hitler Noted in Rhetoric
A brief note highlights support for Hitler voiced by a fringe faction, referencing a specific regional group’s message. The item frames the context as part of wartime propaganda chatter and notes the tone as one of loyal allegiance.
Burial dispute over President Hindenburg in Germany
Germany decided to entomb President Paul von Hindenburg at the Tannenberg National Memorial rather than on his Neudeck estate. Franz von Papen expressed confidence in Hitler as leader, while concerns rose over the burial plans and family wishes.
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Berlin
Paul von Hinden
Burk
Tannenberg
Neudeck
Wadsaey Weete Et Coos
von Papen
Germany
Austria
Waa
von Hindenburg
Frof
Joseph Thorak
Durlal
Mndeckied
Torhe National Memorial
Bernty
Tanenenberg
Adolf Hitler
Two Men Wounded in Truck Drivers Strike
In Minneapolis today two men were wounded when ice cream truck driver Geo Holscher fired at pickets during the truck drivers strike. Earl Collins and Geo Echerts sustained minor buckshot injuries and were hospitalized. Federal mediators near a settlement prompted Governor Olson to partially lift truck restrictions.
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Minn
Geo Holscher
Nasional
Sloischer
Ty Keabee Og Ehat Gy
Earl Collins
Geo. Echirts
Netther
Flord B. Olson
Olson
Citizens’ Aliance
Ational
Weather Today Brief and Impossible to Parse
The report lists 24 hour weather ending at 7, with today none of note. Precipitation for August to date is 3 inches, and deficiency in 1994 to August 1 is 5.15 inches. Moon and sun times are provided with unclear values. Streams Monocacy and Potomac show unclear conditions.
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Potomac
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