Norwood Will Awards Large Gifts to Churches and Hospitals
The will of Dr. Charles A. Norwood of this city provisions grants totaling thousands of dollars to Calvary Church of Eldersburg and Frederick City institutions as well as to the Strawbridge Home for Boys and church missions. The estate is estimated at 100000 to 150000 dollars with further bequests through his brother Senator Frank C. Norwood and other relatives.
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Charles A. Norwood
Register of Wills
Methodist Episcopal
Rudivil
Board of Foreign Missions
Strawbridge
Eldersburg
Norwood
Board of Foreign Missions of
M. E. Church
Strawbridge Home For Boys, Inc
Reat
Frederick City Hospital
Home For
Frederick City
Calvary M. E. Church
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Liberty M. E
Madea Bere Wcugu
Nelson Norwood
Isabella V. Norris
Richard H Norris
Karles A. Norwood
Fairmount Cemetery
Libertytown
All Saints Church
Louts Female Orphan Asylum
Methodist Protestant
Trinity M. E. Church
South
This City
Carrye Davis
Hyattstown
Ella M. Harris
Mary Tabler Burdette
Charles L. Cook
Washington
Mabel G. Ramsburg
Leo Smith
Virginia Murphy
Roberta Lindsay
Hollywood
Cal
Robert J. Norwood
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
John BR. Molesworth
Thomas Molesworth
Sud
Jesse Clay
John A. Engle
Airy
Albert J. Clay
Autry
Baltimore
Ann Pearre Mulis
Waynesboro
Nelle Wedd Miny
Cora Wagner
Johns T. Miller
Union Bridge
Clain Knight Norrach
Vernon K. Barcot
Coum
Verdon L. Norix
Caroline R' Michael
Isaac Michael
John J. Kumken
Howard J. Adams
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Boss. Ul Law
Louis L. Wilson
Parrons Newman
Samuel G. Duval
Senator Norwood
Dr Norwood
Norwood Im Hs
Robert A Norwood
Charles Lee
Washington John KR Mylesworth
Thomas
Monnworth
Jessa Ciay
John A
William S. Vare Dies Suddenly in Atlantic City
William S. Vare a longtime Republican National Committeeman and Philadelphia party leader, died suddenly at his Atlantic City summer home at 11:30 a.m. He had been in ill health for six years and suffered a heart attack after a recent relapse caused by heat. His son-in-law Dr. John J. Shaw said he had shown improvement earlier.
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Mr. Ware
Long & Power
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
John J. Shaw
Ware
Markets Sluggish After Mixed Trading On Wall Street
New York stock activity started mixed and then loosened into dullness by early afternoon. Bonds remained soft, rails weaker yet with a sound under tone. grains faced profit taking while cotton rubber and sugar rose modestly. The dollar slipped in Paris trade amid inflation talk.
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New York
Paris
Wall Street
Sterling
Minister Fined Fifty Dollars in Marriage Scandal Case
Aug Peter Charles Hoffman pleaded guilty to paying a taxi driver to bring couples to him for marriage. Magistrate Harry E. Snyder fined him $50 with a three year suspension on performing marriages in the county. Hoffman had spent three nights in jail after bond was set at $300. He claimed intent to return and said he belonged to the Eric Pa Conference of the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Charles Hoffman
Harry E. Snyder
Minster
Hoffman
Ok Sour Pa
Soere Agnas & Alle
Ch the Minis'er
Eric
Conference of the United Brethren Church
Dr Charles H Conler Tours Shore for Governor Nominations
Dr Charles H Conler of Frederici returned Monday night from a week on the Eastern Shore promoting his camp for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He reported broad pledges of support and large crowds in Queen Anne’s and surrounding counties, with hopes of strong statewide backing as the campaign proceeds.
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Charles H. Conler
Frederici
Patan
Conley
Egent
Prisal
Qeran Cty
Group Plans Convention City in County
A local group, aiming to make this county a convention city, held its first meeting and named officers. Plans for future activities and organizational steps were discussed at the gathering.
Frederick group forms tourism bureau to attract statewide conventions
A new Frederick County committee formed the Frederick Convention Bureau to lure state events and monthly gatherings to Frederick. The group aims to contact local businesses, secure cooperation, and raise monthly statewide meetings over the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aaventios Bureau
Hammond MM
J A. Shires
G. E . Willams
J. H. Gambrill
M. J. Croghan
A. A. Radell
Frederick
Hindenburg Buried in Sacred Shrine as Nation Mourns
Germany marked the burial of Paul von Hindenburg at Tannenberg memorial in a solemn ceremony. Adolf Hitler, in an emotional tribute, said the late president opened the path to Nazism as thousands of uniforms and mourners filled the shrine and surrounding towers.
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Tannenburg
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitter
Bier
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Reichstag
Shipping Cattle Delayed by Stockyards Strike
Frederick County's first consignment of western cattle has been delayed by the Chicago Stockyards strike. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker said on Monday the cattle may already be in transit and should reach their destinations in about four days, part of a quota of 330 cattle to be pastured in Maryland from several thousand western steers.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Cecil County
Allegany
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Prederick
Middletown
Thurmont
Henry R. Shoemaker
Baltimore and Ohio
New Jersey
Chicago
Ttis
Frede
2885 More Workers for U S Post Offices
Washington announces 2885 additional regular employees will be added to large post offices. Postmaster General Fat cites need to speed service and provide faster postage handling for mass offices. The appointments include a mix of clerks and carriers with a rollout slated for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNAS
Mendes Sabi Dé
Last of 17 mine blast victims brought out in Virginia
The Stonega No. 3 mine in Virginia finished an all night vigil as 17 victims died in yesterday's explosion. Nine bodies were found in a lateral gallery nearer the blast center, while eight were recovered earlier. Air was being cleared before the investigation resumes after funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weroy. Va
Stonega Coke and Coal Company
Pope Attacks German National Church Plan
Pope Pius denounces the German national church move during an audience with members of the German Catholic Youth Society, urging Catholics to persevere in their faith as they return home. Separate note reports a check fraud case, with John Davidson sought on charges linked to worthless checks amid Midtown incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandolfo
Italy
Pius
Exclusive Pics of Dn One Qu Nuplets Published
The only pictures of the Dn one qunuplets are distributed by NEA Service for a limited time. The News subscribes to the agency release. Canadian government guardians approve the release under direct agreement. These are the first images since June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Semice
Reckord Visits State Air Camp
Maj Gen Milton A Reckord visits Detrick Field Frederick to observe the Twenty-ninth Division Aviation encampment. He tours by motor with Maj Sylvester and returns to Camp Ritchie. Planes, observers, and aviation units conduct adjustments and training as heavy artillery exercises continue nearby.
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Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Natonal Guard
Detrick Field
Frederick
Reckord
Moor
Maj
Sylvester
Camp Ritchie
Moter Factytus Alerhoun
Tree Radios
Varus Madquarters Companies
National Guard
Ansiiument Fyung
Whleh
faNehis Aang
Rewang
Steab
Fire engine and tractor extinguish field blaze near Frederick
A fire engine and a farm tractor battled a blaze spreading from a truck to a field along Buckeystown highway two miles south of Frederick. The truck owned by Auprstys Tyergar East South Street was badly damaged. A driver escaped injury and could not explain the cause. Local neighbors joined the effort and an assessment of damage could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Frederick
Auprstys Tyergar
East South Street
Fime
Hace Camnanen
Marines Leave Haiti for Home Next Week
Washington reports the Marines will depart Port au Prince by August 13 signaling the end of U.S. intervention in Haiti. The evacuation concludes ahead of schedule after President Roosevelt’s July visit, returning full sovereignty to Haiti and marking a shift in policy.
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Washington
Haiti
Latin America
Port Au
Prince
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Republic
First Wife Back In Actor's Life
A fragmented OCR style note mentions a figure with ties to a former spouse and a dramatic personal shuffle. It references a relationship change, hinted by scattered phrases and names, with no clear event date or location. The text remains unclear but implies a renewed personal focus involving an actor and a previous partner.
Public transient meeting on leasing Elanth Street hall site
Tonight at City Hall Mayor Lloyd C. Culler presides over a public discussion on the transient problem with focus on THU Quarters. Residents oppose expanding the government lease to the J Calvin Mall property on Elanth Street while officials cite limited quarters and a Middletown farm for transient work. Jane Long State director will join a Mayor's Office conference this afternoon with local committee members.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Citizens’ Committee On
J. Calvin Mall
Elanth Street
Aud
Middletown
Tought
Misa Jan+er Long
Death in Maryland plant linked to heart attack
Aurea and Fors pears portmren in Cathersburg report a man died at work from a heart attack. Dr Upton D Mourse of Gaithersburg confirms the cause. The deceased, a member of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South and Forest Oak Lodge, leaves a widow, two children, parents James and Mrs Walker, and seven siblings. Funeral is set for 2 9 am Wednesday at the home, burial at Forrest Oak cemetery.
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Aurea
AU Pears Portmren
Cathersburg
Veinlty
Upton D. Mourse
Gaithersburg
Walker
Grace Methodist
Foscopal Church
South
PentalpLa
Forest Oak Lodige
Knights of Pythias
Charles
Mary Tower
James K. Walker
Grace M Walker
Harry W. Walker
Forest
Maryland sells state bonds today for 2350.00 total
Maryland state officials sold 2350 dollars of bonds today, with a dual rate interest offering. The operation was led by the state treasurer and a group including First National Bank of Baltimore officers John M. De nn ia and S. Gordy Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapois
Maryland
Sendca
Natu Dana
Furst National Balls
Bacup
John M. Dennia
Piet
Gordy Jn
Troops Halt Religious War in Constantine
Military forced peace in Constantine Algeria as three days of sectarian killings end. At least 27 dead, 37 known dead, 80 arrests, 23 Jews among dead, moslems attacked Jewish quarters with torches and weapons. Funerals postponed as authorities prepare for new violence.
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Constantine
Algeria
Julia Carde
Paris
Elle Wnarboni
Jewish Religious Association
Huey P Long Mobilization First Gunfire in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 7, gunfire marked the start of Huey P Long mobilization. A guard at Jackson Harbor fired at an unidentified intruder and a militiaman later discharged his pistol at the city voting registration office, breaking a plate glass window and causing confusion with no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Longe
T. Semmes Walmsley
Jackson Harrecka
Millitis
City Hall
Roosevelt Pushes Water Use to Fight Drought in Northwest
En route to Washington President Roosevelt urged making every ounce of water count as he spoke to workers in North Dakota amid the Fort Peck dam construction on the Missouri River. The aim is to direct scarce river flow to the Gulf region as drought-stricken states seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
North Dakota
Northwest
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Peck
Montana
Missouri River
Two Nazi Plotters Sentenced to Die in Austria
Vienna mistreatment of the failed Nazi putsch leads to two death sentences by a court martial. Karl Kostelnig receives a Klagenfurt verdict of death by hanging, while Ernest Picks in Vienna is ordered to die, marking the first trial of a remuar army soldier linked to the putsch. In other notes, Dr Eugene Elgin of East Berlin Pa is elected president of the Adams County FOS of A association at its annual convent in Bendersville Pa. Saturday.
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Vienna
Dollfuss
Klagenfurt
Karl Kostelnig
Ernest Picks
Remuar
P. U. S. OF A. Association
Eugene Elgin
East Berlin
Brunswick
Adame Connty
Weather record notes unusual shifts and temperatures
The snippet reports daily weather with missing terms, describing precipitation amounts for August and yearly deficits, and compares high and low temperatures to prior years. It notes sunset and sunrise times and notes a monotone cloud or fog condition with incomplete wording.
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Roelkey
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Ehal Bee
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Tiors
Schutzstaffel Guards
Stahelm. Senii-Military Organization of War Veterans
West
U. S. Post
Virginia
Pope
John Davidson
Charles Reed
Davidson
Midditown
John J Whe
W G. Botiean
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Boi
Ourlagers
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Para
Grand Coulee
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Pune
54Th
Indiantown Gap
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Pignes
Rawlins
Rowe
Pido
Archibald
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Acre
Department of Porestry
Armen
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Fort Frederica Washington
Amios
Faev
Hannah Lecur Bankard
Fameea
Marcos
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Wera Feder
Tau
Nett- Mas
Suangier
Maren Thea
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Walter J. Robens
York
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Harryl. Hames
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Roland Walker
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