Firemen Battle Barn Fire With Damaging Losses
Firefighters fought a blaze at a farm barn causing the destruction of about five hundred bushels of wheat hay and feed, plus harness and machinery. A wagon and manure spreader were saved as livestock fled the field. cause under investigation. Mrs Summers first saw flames. two calves perished. Gazing the scene, hose issues and pump problems hindered efforts. A nearby garage and wagon were also damaged.
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Staigi
George Summers
Winkler Prisoner Hurt In St Louis Area Shootout
Gus Winkler, linked to Fred Burke and accused of multiple robberies, kidnappings and crimes, was hospitalized with a fractured skull after a collision near St Louis. A companion, believed involved in an aircraft theft, suffered facial injuries as authorities arrive to identify Winkler.
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Joseph
Rival of Kansas City Star Bought by Doherty
New York August report says Bead of Ice Co expands amid Kansas City Star feud. D. Cramer, an American aviator, departed Iceland to ferry an air mail route toward the Faroe Islands, 450 miles away. A 3-year-old boy, James Tomlin, was injured by a swing at Baker Park.
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Cramer
Iceland
Reykjavik
Parner Cramer
Bismm Salk
Greenman
Faroe Islands
Crame
Kansas City Star
Doherty
New York
Bead
Ice Co
Berkjavix
D. Cramer
Antic
Faroe
James Tomlin
L. D. Tomin
West Patrick Street
Plar
Baker Palid
James
Eng Abne
Weather Brief Fragment Ends August 16
Fragmentary weather note mentions a date of August 16 and a brief forecast term. No clear location or complete conditions are readable.
Hoover to Leave Today for Rapidan Camp
President Hoover planned to leave for his Rapidan camp this morning. Guests invited include Senator Hebert of Rhode Island and Mrs Hebert Henry M Robinson of Los Angeles financier Walter and Mrs Groves of Washington noted in dispatches from the Washington bureau.
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Hoover
Rapidan Camp
Washington
Rapidan
Senator Hebert
R. I
Hebert
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Clark
Poe Charlies S. Groves
Ington
Groves
Walter
Seashore Scene Sparks Unclear Renewal Note
Fragmentary text mentions a seashore setting and renewal or renewal related humor. Names and full context are unreadable, leaving uncertain details about people, places, or events.
Plan to Expel Religious Orders Sparks Outcry
A plan to expel ten religious orders and abolish church privileges triggers protests across Spain. Police guard downtown parades as communists and thousands sign letters opposing the draft constitution and church burnings, signaling potential major national repercussions.
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Elilullozls
Cision
Commission
Hearing Today In Reckless Driving Case Near Middleton
Atlee O A Beachley faces a hearing before Justice J Hollin Hefauver on reckless driving charges after a Saturday night collision on the Middle town Buraitti stile highway. Beachley’s new Chevrolet collided with a Brunswick woman’s sedan injuring Mrs R C Darts. Mrs Era Shafer suffered shock. Beachley’s car was badly damaged, front end collapsed.
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Atlee O. A. Beachley
Middletown
J. Hollin Hefauver
Middletonn
Golving
Doreen
Middletowne
Buraitti Stile
Beachley
Emmert J. B
Ddler
Era
E. Shafer
Brunswick
Whale Show Prompts Tuesday Event Notes
Fragmented OCR hints at a Tuesday gathering about whales, with mentions of Wilde and Baltimore. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item reads as a brief notice of a local discussion or exhibit.
Texas Revenue Figures Show Taxes and Public Works Spending
City report details two thirds voting on taxes and plant closures, with total revenue $328 524.97 including water rents and property taxes. Expenditures cover police, fire, traffic signals, golf, parks, and maintenance, totaling $74 035 823 in general costs and bonds. Governor Murray praised amid crude price tensions and regional market notes from Oklahoma.
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Con Sermeston
Police Bureau
Fire Bureau
Traffc
Baker Park
Examination of Babies at Baker Park August 18
Doctors and city health staff will conduct a medical examination of babies at Baker Park on August 18. Specialists assess development, answer questions, and provide guidance to parents. Records of each child’s condition are kept. about 90 percent receiving health certificates.
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Baker Park
Hyeth
Sas Mor
Yan
Altar Guild Entertains
Community event listed with organizers including Raph Harman Rebenhouser Danes Thomas Wachter and Viola Fett as hosts for a church gathering and social reception.
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Altar Guild
Raph E. Harmanarge
Rebenhouser
Pact Danes Thomas
I Wachter
Sia
State to Launch Second Drive on Signs and Billboards
Baltimore August 7 AP Preparations for a statewide drive to remove unlicensed and promiscuous signs and billboards along highways are underway by the state roads commission. The second campaign since the June law’s enactment will likely occur mid August, led by chief engineer Harry D. Williar Jr. The prior effort removed about 15 060 signs using 50 motor trucks and 200 road department workers.
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Baltimore
Shlehways
State Roads Commission
Hany D. Williar Jn
Wiltar
Caveat to Will Filed After Decedent Brown Died in 1920
A caveat to a will has been filed in the probate court of Carr County seeking challenges to the will of Brown who died in December 1920 at the home of her son H Brown. The filing alleges grounds for contest and requests examination of related estate matters.
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Brown
H. Brown
Carrie
Fragmentary reference to Rite ta dace Coy performance
A damaged OCR line notes a fount performing beyond the Rite ta dace Coy, and mentions Tut-Bita in fragmentary form.
Pipe Laying Under Water Project Progress Report
Reports describe underwater pipe laying along the Dest River with 16 000 feet of pipe installed from Frederick to the Onihe area. Crews erected a cofferdam and began damming one river side at a time, with testing and cover procedures planned before repeating on the opposite bank. Completion is expected near early November.
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Ste Bord
Geforth
Fusudars
Arirk
Etty
Fredrick
Sagay
Tie Planet Senate
Ling Siad- Saneing Satisfactos
State traffic fines near peak for year
In a week the Motor Vehicle Commission reported fines totaling about 3297 dollars, the third highest weekly sum of the year. Multiple drivers faced penalties including no license, no registration, and operating under the influence. amounts ranged from 1 to 100 dollars with several 5 and 10 dollar fines.
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Baltimore
Frederick
L. Marttin Dutrow
Robert HM. Perry
Mo Leense
Willam DD. Phelps
Francis x
Keen
S. Treconing
Wilam Wachter
Frederick Junction
Ward J. A
Raz Ape
Pearre
Harry Mer
St. Bennett
Andrew Cons
Boulevard
Lambert
Eduard G. Taiman
Nquor
Seckless Dsis
Palmer Dies in Office at Court House Heat Failure Ends 62-Year-Long School Career
G Lloyd Palmer 62 died in his office at the Frederick County Court House amid a hot day. A longtime educator and administrator, he served 40 years in Frederick schools, rising from Emmitsburg teacher to county superintendent. He collapsed after noting the heat and was pronounced dead of angina pectoris. Funeral plans filed with C E L funeral directors. survived by extensive service record in Frederick County education.
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Palmer
Ira Fo McCurnt Nothuis
Atioh
Methe Bady
Lewhtown
C. EL
Frederice Equity
Palner
Pater
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
John T. White
Marengo Mill
Alabama
Edaie
White
Inoculation Urged to Prevent Typhoid Fever
Frederick county health department urged residents to take typhoid serum after the first death of the season and another serious case at Frederick City Hospital. Miss Catharine Ruble of near Brunswick died. three-dose immunization over three years is advised with physician guidance and county clinics for those unable to pay.
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Frederick County
Martha Flynn
Frederite J City Hospital
Catherine Ruble
Brunswick
Health Office
Health Department
Movement to revive Army Navy game discussed by NY graduates
New York Aug 7 A New York Naval Academy graduates association survey asks members if the Army Navy game should be played and under what rules. The questionnaire outlines options from intercollegiate rules to eligibility compromises and lists proposed formats and conditions. A separate police court note reports speeding charges against Claude Miller and others posted bond in Westminster.
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New York
Naval Academy Graduates’ Association of New York
Mara Academy
Miliary Academy
Graduates’ Association
Admiral Rol Ison
Phobus
Claude Miller
Lime
Robert Sharrer
Westminster
Polce Court
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