Miation Corps Starts Summer Training Here
The Twenty-ninth Division aviation corps begins a two week training at Frederick airport with 25 officers and 90 men. Radio communication forms the program as planes are tested and ground to air messages coordinated with Camp Ritchie units nearby. Major Charles A. Masson commands the aviation division, Lieut W K Ebel leads the photographic unit, and Capt Hamlin heads the medical corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werhead
Frederick
Deick, Field
Ason
Camp Ritchis
National Guard
Twenty-ninth Division
7Th Brigade
54Th
Gettrsburg
Charles A. Masson
Wich
104Th Aero Squad
W. K. Ebel
Apt
Hamlin
Ajor Dwight W. Moher
Charles Y. Banfill
Bobzine
Maxwell Fleida
Banfill
Jona FP
Eehan, Jr
DAL Strikers Balk at Truce End Strike
In Brownsville Pennsylvania August reports say Sunburst truce under President Roosevelt failed to bring miners back to work in the coal fields. Thousands refused, some reopenings occurred, coal operations paused as H C Frick Coke postponed openings until tomorrow at Governor Pinchot's request. Strikers sought more time to study terms of the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Rosevelt
Penawania
Ork
H. C Frick Coke
Thas
Pincho
Havana Riots Leave One Dead Two Wounded
In Havana, Cuba, Aug 7, police charged a large demonstration tied to a strike paralyzing commerce. One person killed and two wounded as police swung clubs and pistol threats at shop entrances while the army was kept in reserve amid rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Sou
Santiago
Mmerce
Vey
Weather Today Summary Not Available
Fragmentary weather data shows precipitation 24 hours ending today with unclear figures. Entries include August dates, August normal rainfall, and inconsistent measurements. Streams condition and prior excess rainfall noted, but key values are unreadable.
Four Negroes Saved From Electric Chair In Tennessee
Four black men Insel Chambers Jack Williamson Charles Davis and Walter Woodward were saved from execution by a Supreme Court writ on the eve of their scheduled electric chair sentence for the murder of sheep dealer Robert Dorsey. Their attorney Willan Perkins alleged confessions were obtained under torture by county officers during prolonged abuse over seven nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallshassee
Fin
Supreme Court
Cogni
Lon
Willan Perkins
Browitt
Jal
Insel
Chambers
Jack Williamson
Charles Davis
Walter Woodward
Robert Dorsey
Demand for Coal Above Normal in Frederick Area
Coal strikes in Pennsylvania and proposed National Recovery Act codes have boosted local demand in Frederick. Dealers report higher prices on some coal grades and a likely general rise. many orders exceed fill capacity. Miners in Cumberland mines show wage expectations, while truckers and railroads struggle to meet car and load needs. Unemployment relief has eased in George’s Creek and Meyersdale regions as mines reopen and road work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Coal Industry and Allied Trades
Frederick
Cumberland
George's Creek
Upper Potomac
Meyéradale
Kitzmiller
Garrett County
Maryland
Park Head
Hancock
Market at lowest ebb since 1933 in New York trading
Dull trading marked a temporary truce between bulls and bears in New York markets. Stocks moved slowly with the ticker quiet and prices barely fluctuating as the session began. The Dow drifted near 34.49 percent and money renewals at one per cent appeared unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dullneas
Local stores praise early Saturday closing plan
Merchants and the public voiced strong approval of the new Saturday closing hours, with 8 PM closings drawing praise from dry goods and department stores. Early shopping peaks and higher sales were reported, along with cooperative public response and plans to adjust further in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Diecidrea Lia
Lee
Ary Good Store
Pracidelity A l
Thaemace
Carrol H. Hendrickson
J. D
Tate
Leslie T., Watterson
Woolworth
Polic
J. W. Donnan
J. Penney
Frederick
William B. Bennett
Io.b Bennett Dry Goods
GUNS SOUND IN MILK STRIKE ZONE
In Utica on August 7 AP reports guns in the seventh day of the New York milk strike. Strikers and nonstrikers fired at a caravan of milk trucks from Booneville to Lawville with a machine gun alleged but no injuries or damage. A Watertown national guard company prepared tear gas bombs if needed. Albany gov Lehman directed sheriffs in 57 upstate counties to appoint deputies to quell strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
New York
Booneville
Lawville
National Guard
Watertown
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Upstate
W. F Ward
Missing boy Dalbert Aphosian death ruled an accident
In San Diego an 9 year old companion testified that Dalbert Aphosian accidentally fell into San Diego Bay and drowned. Sheriff Cooper and deputies accept the account after a medical reevaluation concludes drowning as the most likely cause, with crabs possibly forcing a postmortem mutilation noted as unlikely before or after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Dalbert Aphosian
Cooper
San Diego Bay
Jackie Consar
Bert
Sheri Cooper
Dalbert
Public Works Road Funds Announced for PA and NJ
Washington Aug 7 AP amounts of allotments from public works funds for road work in Pennsylvania and New Jersey were announced today by the Public Works administration Pennsylvania's allotment of 1 891 440 provides 5 750 000 for work on the federal aid highway system 420 000 an extension of the system into and through municipalities and 7 720 000 for secondary roads The money will be expended in all 67 counties of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Public Works Administration
Farmer gored by bull that broke free from rope
A farmer was killed last night when a bull escaped its tether and gored him. The animal broke from its restraint, charged the farmer, and caused fatal injuries. The incident occurred on the farm, with authorities investigating the rope failure and the bull's escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Ted
Drunken trio disrupt Point of Rocks road scene ends in wreck
Sheriff Crumway investigated a midnight disturbance at Point of Rocks where three men halted Paul Zimmerman’s car. John Frye faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges after a fight with How ard Scheetz, with Zimmerman’s car wrecked in a culvert. Frye to be heard in Police Court Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Sherif Charles W. Crumway
Paul Zimmerman
New Market
Zimmeringa
aHsner
Orueee
Ivy Sette
Zimmerman
Howard Scheetz
Ghamieri
Frye
Scheetz
John Frye
Crum
Four Held On Bond In Tear Gas Episode
Four men described as members of the Commoners party were held on $5,000 bail each in Boston after tear gas clashes. They face conspiracy to promote anarchy charges, with trial set for August 15. Named are Clarence I. Myons, Wills W. Overon, Otto Referle, and Paul Palazzi. Also notes a hit and run injures 63-year-old B. W. Nicholson, and arrest of George W. Bellus on leaving-scene charges. A meeting of Frederick retailers is set for Tuesday at 7 PM at the YMCA auditorium to discuss boosting goods consumption. A billboard toppled near East and Second streets injuring no one. Parking charge actions against John Maker and Homer R. Thomas. A note on the regional fish used by Alaska Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commoners
Clarence I. Myons
Wills W. Overon
Otto Referle
Paul Palazzi
B. W. Nicholson
Colessalle
George W. Bellaus
Good Hope
Colesville
Montgomery County
Charles Barnes
Jerry Hobbs
Silver Spring
Dustize
David + Mears
Nicholson
Call Meeting Of Employers For Friday Night
Frederick firms join 225 signers to date under the National Recovery Act. Hector Lazo of Washington will address local employers at Hin Beagrie Benthtone Tineal, outlining compliance and potential 48 hour week shifts with higher wages. Signers listed include owners and managers from Darroghs, Lang, Marrone, Wolfe, Rhoads, Well, Eppley, Nimahages, Miller, and many others in Frederick with post office certificates showing adherence to the President's code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Post
Tha Saetiffentaa Nf
Lewis KR
Derribaugh
Ufe Inowsance
West Church
Carmelo Marrone
Marrone’s Shoe Hospital
South Market Street
Josepn GL Lang Long's
South
Carroll Streets
Lillie Myers
Edgewood
North Market Street
Charles A. Six
North Bentz Street
P. &. Ramsburg
Millside Coat Co
Water Street
F. E. Garrett
Roger B. Wolfe
Gulf Refinling Co
East Church Street
Arthur C. L. Rhoads
AL & FP
Jeving H. Well
Well Brothers, Inc
Philip Lames
Frederick Lynch
East Patrick Street
G. Q. Hendrickson
Urbana
G. E. Helsey
C. E. Heisey, Inc
Frank Eppley
West Second Street
Sans JG Nimadhages
Tame Gomber
Court
West Patrick Streets
Edward A Esterly
LaGrace
West Fifth Street
Cameron C Kehne
West Patrick Street
Ernest R. Reddle
Reddle
Jefferson Street
Herbert 3
Schroeder
Charles A. Haller
Haller
R. W Harbaugh
Harbaugh Auto Sales
Gien G Green
Green's
William M. Delanter
General Merchandise
Mt. Pleasant
Jesse H. Marshall
Marshall
South Street
Harry R. Saunders
David G. Everhart
Frederick X-ray Laboratory
West Third Street
F Prince Miller
Miller's
G. Wm Dansberger
The
Dansberger
Alfred W. Gave
Frederick Lodge
Elks
M. A
Buckingham
Church and Market
Grace M. Miler
Ernest B. Stephens
Enterprise Printing Co
Grayson H. Staley
the Statey Motor Co
Thos, L. Zimmerman
Union I Manufacturing Co
Patrick Street
Loyd BR. Stup
Stup Bros
C. Warren Taylor
Harness and Leather Goods
L. B. Nicodemus
Francis M. Riddlemoser
Groc
Wes Patrick
Walter Zeigler
Par Ol Co
Wess Patrick
Bentz
George E. Miller
Miller's Barber 'Shop
Plea to Buy Issued by Administration Amid Boycott Message
A garbled AP wire report notes an administration plea to buy as a boycott threat looms. The text references Mag and Jonson recovery efforts and a campaign urging support for increased purchasing power, with warnings that standing with the boycott harms local business and workers amid rising production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowane
Strahon
Tees
Nour Edee
Mag & Jonson
Campacentas
Adiminisration
Local Guardsmen Return After Camp Albert Company A Parade
Maryland National Guard units including 183 enlisted men and nine officers of Company A Headquarters Company and the Band Section returned to Frederick Saturday morning after a two week encampment at Camp Albert C. Richie Cascade. Maneuvers at Ringgold near the camp pitted the Second Battalion against the First and Third Battalions. Major Elmer Munshower led the Second Battalion with Majors Earwood and Puller commanding the others. Attendance awards were given to members of all three units and a wall scaling contest was won by a squad from Company A. The report also notes Governor’s Day activities and a veteran turnout at drills during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Coard
Frederick
Camp Albert Co. Ritchie
Cascade
Sec-ion
Ringgold
Elmer Munshower
W. B. Earwood
Puller
Pregerick Mra
Awaius Gui
Cooner
D. John Markey
Raymond S. Wachter
Charles K. Cannon
George RK. Keller
George R. Danner
John W. Martz
Harry W. Bar
Roy W. Clem
Leonard M. Drummutt
Franklin R. Hossler
Maynard V. Lipps
Grover R. Data
Arlestan Tanie RO Copiatte
James F. Filby
John W. Fogie
Eugene W. Grumbine
Charles F. Harley
Edward A Lewis
William A. Meyers
Lawrence G. Purdy
Meredith R. Redmond
Carl ©. Stockman
Franklin E. Stock
French Flyers Ross and Codos Land in Damascus After Record Flight
Maurice Ross and Paul Codes, French aviators, landed near Damascus Syria completing a New York to Damascus distance flight. They claimed to have exceeded the existing world record by about 560 miles despite a gasoline leak and planned further leg toward the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Cod0s
Damascus
Paris
Air Orieent
Maurice Jeet
Paul Codes
Cantracts
Syria
New York
Orly
France
Maurice Ross
Paul Codos
Totes
Reyak
Gondon
Auy
T (Ap
Aux
Clint JeAk
Moaurice Rossi
Paul
Europe
Orient
Joseph LeBrix
Germany
le Bourget
Ayers
Lindbergh
Waterspout sighted off Eastern Shore near Tilghman Island
Baltimore AP reports a waterspout was seen on Chesapeake Bay about 16 miles from Tilghman Island by C. L. Woods, a Baltimore insurance man, on return to the city. He described a cloud of steam-like appearance forming a funnel as it moved rapidly, resembling cyclone photos, with the cloud in the sky and water meeting at the base. A child neglect case follows, with a mother sentenced for tying her 23 month old son to a bedpost with a clothesline when leaving the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Tilghman’ Island
L. Woods
Ruth V. Titus
Harpers Ferry
Lexington Street
Thomas J. S Waxter
Juvenile Court
Calttendas
Six Held After Man Struck With Oar Dies
Six men are in custody following the death of Howard Hawkins, a 42 year old man from Sperryville Virginia, who died after being struck with an oar during a fight at Piney Point. Investigators reported the incident captured national attention and new leads are being pursued by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hawkins
Fom Sperryville. Va
Hawkins
Piney Point
Jete
Jebel Oks
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Miation Corps
DAL
Potonmc
Industry
Hagerstown
Frosburg
Robert Loar
Charles Eagan
Midland
Western Maryland Railroad
Siberia
James J Mattern
Floyd Bennet Field
Public Works Road Fund
PT. OF Rocks Man Held
Bond
S of Frederick
Peta
A. C. McCardell
East
Second Streets
John Maker
Homer R. Thomas
Cier Burra
Recovery Administration
Blue Eagle
United Railways Company of
Breddock Heights
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Tra BR Sigler Abbott Machine Shop
West All Saints Street
A. Marino
Martket
Harry C. Edmonds
Mas
Third Street
James N. Dubil
West Fourth
Arenstein Heliens Urant, Insurance
Street
Stanley A. Michael
Moris Auto Tie Co
Weert Patrick Street
Aim and Marke
Tab Calorwar
Ferndker
Cab Calloway
Cotton Club Orchesta
Becneezy
Park Baloom
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