Water Pump Ordered for Frederick Drouth Relief
Mayor Lford C. Cuter announced a state approved plan to pump 750000 to 900000 gallons daily from Grove Lime quarry near Predesick into Carroll Creek system. A 500 foot pipe will be laid and heavy chlorination used to make water potable while rain efforts continue. Weather quotes show a 16 degree drop from 104 to 88 amid hopes for showers.
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Lford C. Cuter
State
Mater
Grove Lime Company
Predesick
State Department of Health
Ler
Mi Tite
Carroll Creek
Frederick Coalitions
Hansomville
Howers
Old Sol
Kirkwood Divorces Lila Lee Ends Seven-Year Marriage
Los Angeles reports James Kirkwood film director and Lila Lee actress end seven year marriage. Kirkwood granted divorce and custody of their six year old child after desolation claim. A contract approved by the emaleesterday denies any right to care, control, or custody over the child.
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Los Angeles
Calif
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
Arkwood
Wedding Notice for Henry Spaid Tie in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Henry return to Winchester Virginia after their marriage on March 3 at Predevicx. Edith Spaid is daughter of Mrs Edith Spaid of 141 Pices Street and Lemaue Spaid of Winchester. Edith, popular in Winchester social circles, is a Handley High School graduate. Henry, son of Mrs Emmett L Henry of Winchester, runs the Radio Shop. He is Bandisr High School class of 1926 alumnus. The further details are incomplete.
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Kenneth E Henry
Virginia
Winchester
Henry
Fororty Mass
Edith Spaid
Lemaue Spaid
Mlass Picea Street
Wincheser
Handley High School
Heaocr
Emmett L. ‘Henry
Adl
Bandisr High School
Frederick area scout director begins work in community
A group led by secretary Mr Coates forms a local committee for a vocational scouting program. Dr Charles E Webhler, president. L Wilson, vice president. Glenn O Garber, treasurer. Charles W Lough and seven other men comprise the committee.
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Frederick
Barcizeter
Lam
Francis le Key
Neo
Mr. Coates
Charles E. Wehbler
L. Wilson
Fisher
Brunswick Mayor and Council Meet for Final Session
The last full Brunswick Mayor and Council session, led by Mayor C Albert Orison, adjourned as the incoming mayor Her C Augire and council prepared to be inducted. Reports included Monday's election results and a dairy inspection. The meeting covered water connections with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, street and traffic improvements, and an application for city water. Lions club and community discussions on water supply and local developments followed.
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Brunswick
C. Albert Ortison
Buc Fess
C. Augire
Afonday
Orvhancilmen Kaindaioue
Nis
Phlips
Hell
Clerck W. G. Musgrove
Wiliams
Meyer Orrison
Raymond Spring
Potomac Street
Spring
John
Foster
Ft Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ms. Musgrove
State Board of Health
Sail Board
Ths
M. G. Haines
B Street
Nitth Street
New York Hill
Water Rationing Strikes Maryland Towns as Drought Bites
Hagerstown imposes water restrictions with meters scarce and a 60 million gallon reservoir at full capacity. Cumberland tightens rules banning sprinkler use and car washing from 6 to 8 pm, while Frostburg eyes new springs and an artesian well project. Hanover faces the gravest shortage, exploring legal steps to seize the privately owned water company and curb lawn watering.
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Fordestick
Frederick
Hanover
Gettys
Hagerstown
Reuben Musey
Potomac River
Cumberland
J. ©. Bruce
Lake Gordon Reservoir
Zhé Apliiwaya
Frostburg
Big Savage Mountain
Waver Company 33
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Fire Damages Garage at W King Residence
A garage fire caused by a mysterious source damaged the structure at the W Lawson King property. Damages are estimated around 7300 dollars with extensive burn and smoke damage to the interior and belongings. Fire crews and authorities are reviewing the scene for a cause.
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W. Lawson King
Rockville Receives New Fire Engine for Apparatus Fleet
The Rockville fire department adds a new engine to its apparatus, boosting response capacity. Officials highlight improved pumping power and maneuverability. The acquisition supports ongoing public safety efforts and reflects planned fleet modernization.
7 000 Chinese Executed by Communists Report
A Beijing source reports thousands of Chinese citizens executed by the Communist authorities amid wartime security drives. The dispatch notes high casualty figures and widespread arrests, with continued suppression cited as policy.
Start on Courthouse Construction Plans Move Forward
The Rows smith and Thomas meeting notes contractor readiness for courthouse work. Joe of the nun numbers approved Robert F. Jordan as clerk of works to inspect building material. Frank R. Abbo seeks permission to build a swimming pool at Villa Ranta but faces public sentiment opposition.
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Musetia
Rowssmith
Thomas
Edards
Ofce
Maryland
Frank R. Abbo
Villa Ranta
Hough
Lee Not Run as Democratic Slate in Maryland Hinges on Two Names
Montgomery County Democrats struggle to fill two remaining slots for the Maryland House of Delegates as Ma E Brooke Lee refuses reelection and firm reasons remain undisclosed. Parker is courted but unlikely to run, leaving a pending choice by party leaders for the fourth candidate and a tentative fifth drawn from Silver Spring or Takoma Park.
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Democratic
Maryland
House of Delegate
Montgomery County
Ma. E. Brooke Lee
Silver Spring
Brainard H. Parker
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
Darker
Anguestionabs
Maj. Lee
Big Enrollment R Rush Lewis to Mark Opening
The item notes R Rush Lewis planning an opening date linked to property buys around September 18 at Calvary Church. The fragmentary text references Yoon ing as president in a misread or garbled line.
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R. Rush Lewis
Calvary Sharch
Hood College to Install New Telephone Exchange and Dormitory
A new telephone exchange and a completed dormitory at Hood College are highlighted as key improvements ahead of the September 18 opening. The campus will host the first presentation days with returning students, while enrollment is expected to surpass previous records. The college plans to relocate the exchange from the post office area, expand facilities for 450 boarding students and 73 to 100 day students, and add about 30 more housing slots.
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Ralph W. Soekintaci
Madison Avenue
New York
Treuiar
Possenice
Hood
Winchester Hall
Lnst Stumm
Hood College
Apple
Infant dies of heat exposure in Frederick County
Betty Jane Waters infant daughter of Kenneth Waters and wife of Fountain Rock died at seven days from heat suffocation at the couple’s home in Frederick County. Funeral held Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Silver Hill Cemetery with Pleasant K. G. Putman Walkersville as funeral director. This marks the first heat-related infant death in the county.
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Frederick County
Betty Jane Waters
Kenneth Waters
Fountain Rock
Sliver Hill Cemetery
Pleasant
K. G. Putman
Walkersville
Serv U Save Stores Elect At Som Ras Meeting
A meeting of the Serv U Save Stores association was held at Motel Frederica with members from Braddock Heights and Frederick County discussng expansion into Montgomery and Carroll counties subject to approvals. Officers for the third fiscal year were elected including E Allan Grumbine as president and James H Harris as secretary with Meredith Van R Staub as manager.
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Beta Grocers
United Ses
Save
Montgomery
Carrell
Mirre
Frederick County
John Fisher
Andy Hoover
Hagerstown
Wilginsport
E. Allan Grumbine
E. P. Orrison
RB. W. Parkensteine
Drd
Charles R. Stockstate
James H. Harris
Balm for All in Results of Primaries on Tuesday
A fragment reports on primary results with Democratic candidates led by Howard Smith and a contested race in De oat fone Board. The text is garbled but indicates party alignment and candidate names amid unspecified issues.
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Howard Smith
Thace
Cote Ihead
Proclamation for Prayer Urged in Alexandria
Alexandria urged a nationwide prayer for rain amid severe drought. Government agencies coordinated relief efforts as crops suffer and dairy production declines in Maryland and surrounding states.
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Moorer Geis
Washington
Drouth
Department of Agriculture and Palm Board
Sampson
Kentucky
Potomac
Capital
Virgin Islands
New Orleans Girl Crowned Queen of the Universe at Pageant
Dorothy Del Gott a 17 year old high school girl from New Orleans won the title Queen of the Universe at a Galveston pageant. The event drew a crowd of thousands and featured competitors from several states with details of the final lineup and judges.
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Tex
Aga Ladio
Dorothy del Gott
New Orleans
Vnal International
New York
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