Water level at Fishing Creek dam falls amid drought
The Water Department warns of possible restrictions as the Fishing Creek dam scale drops toward alarm levels. A 17 million gallon seasonal reserve increase from added dam capacity helps, while pumping and filtration work on Lingacbore Creek progresses. 16,000 feet of pipe laid of 19,600 with crossing planned under the Monocacy River.
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Dents
Frederick
Thave
Frank Weddie
Hhe
Meni Water
Brilliant handling saves 18 passengers
Brilliant handling by the Hannibal pilot averted disaster as the large passenger airliner forced to land in a small field near Croydon after trouble while en route to Paris. 18 passengers survived the emergency landing.
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Tonbridge
England
Paris
Croydon
I Ting
State issues food poisoning warnings and cautions
The health official Dr. Hampson Jones warns that thorough cooking helps but clean handling is crucial to prevent contamination after cooking. He notes dust flies and human carriage can recontaminate and stresses heating, cleanliness, and refrigeration. He explains poisoning sources include home canned goods and brined animal products, with numerous cases tied to home canning practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Guard Air Camp Opens Here on Sunday
Opening of the National Guard air camp includes ten planes due tomorrow morning. Major Charles A. Zfasson of the unit announces Sea flight of four planes under Lieut Otto Melamet, with two sections of three service planes each. Enlisted men will arrive by bus from Logan Field.
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Charles A. Zfasson
Otto Melamet
Aiss, Son
J. P. Meehan
Hagerstown
260Th
District of Columbia
Alasson
E. G. Meckel
Joan W. Ganz
Vanguard
Liekt
George W. Rogers
Willard Warner
Doak Replies to Charges About Immigration
Washington reports that Doak responded to charges of tyrannic and unconstitutional deportation practices raised at the Wickersham commission. He said abuses were being corrected while Labor Secretary Hoover dissented on parts of the commission’s suggestions and noted the observer’s lack of practical deportation experience.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Jodari
Doak
Secretary of Labor
Commission
Hoover
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore
Attomer
Pennsylvanian Fined for Sunday Angling Incident
A Pennsylvanian was fined $25 after a Sunday angling incident. The report notes confusion over arrest details and mentions an official water commission and local ward events.
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Pennsylvanian
Aaron to Be Launched Today
Aron Ohio crowds and Navy officials celebrate the launching of the world’s largest airship. Mrs. Herbert Hoover christens the craft as 100000 spectators gather at Akron Municipal Airport for a 2 30 p m program. The airship, built for the navy, is a Zeppelin design and marks years of technical achievement.
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Aron
United States Navy
of Aeronautics
Herbert Hoover
Akron
Sufp
Zeppelin Corporation
Navy
Hoover
Washington
Ohio
Es MecKey
Ofer
Zeppelin
Selfridge Feld
Mich
Deron
Bank Directors Sued for Sixty Million Dollars
New York August 8 AP Joseph A Broderick superintendent of banks files suit in Medta Safe Court against all directors of the Bank of the GI States for 60 million dollars alleging misapplication of funds and general disregard of duties. The complaint charges mismanagement and improper operation causing damage to the state.
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New York
Joseph A. Broderick
Medta
Bank of the GI
Dietrich Alienation Suit Alleges False Austrian Article
The case concerns Marlene Dietrich named as defendant in an alienation suit filed under seal in New York. The complaint seeks $600,000, alleging an Austrian newspaper published false statements about Mrs von Sternburg, with Dietrich accused of influencing or prompting the article.
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Marlene Teac
Joseph
Von
Miss Dietrich
Mtrs.i von Stermburg
von Sterburg
Couh
Man Surrenders After Stabbing Charge in New London
John P. Jones, a 40 year old New London farmer, surrendered to deputies after a stabbing incident. He was brought to Frederick C. Hospital for treatment and released on a $300 bond for the September grand jury.
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Harry
John P. Jones
New London
Shesit B
Jones
Fredrick C. Hospital
Hentrns
Bell
Injunction Filed Over Road Contracts in Westminster
A petition for an injunction challenges county road contracts awarded by Carroll County Commissioners at Westminster. Defendants include the board, T. E. Russell, Homa Bennett Hunter, and Sullivans Road projects valued at about 21,310 dollars. Bids were submitted by two bidders and the court order suspends action pending review.
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John S Teeter
E . Carol
Charles O. Cleamwon
Westminster
Board of County Commissioners of
Carsotl Cqunir
Thomas Bennett
Hunter
TL EL Russell
Board of Countyssioners
Jamessian, Jr
Westmin
Viast
Carroll County
Homa
Bennett & Ffunter
Ers
Westmin- 2
Sullivans Road
T. E. Russell
Priderick
Sandy Mount
Relsterstows
E. Valentine
F Frederic
F md
Toatt & Humter
T. E
C. EF
Ted
Thasf
Board of County Coroners of
Casrell
Cca
Taneytown
Mitres
FWO Shot to Death in Pittsburgh Area
A shooting in the Pittsburgh area left one man dead and another injured. Police said the victims, identified as local residents, were shot at a residence on a side street late last night. Investigators continued examining the scene this morning.
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FWO
Pittsburgh
Wife of slain man critically ill after incident
In Marriottsville, Mrs Hattle harmed herself after the death of her husband Danist. Police guard and medical staff reported she explained her actions. Authorities described her condition as very critical as the case unfolds with unclear motive and local inquiry ongoing.
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Mirs
Hattle
Marriottsville
Aimee
Iko
Trading Smallest On Exchange Since 1926
AP report notes a trading activity date back to 1926 with Smith, Tap, and Merced involved in a rate discussion on the exchange. The brief highlights a rare small trade sequence and mentions market conditions affecting pricing.
Lindberghs Reach Point Barrow on Hop Ten
Lindberghs arrive at Point Barrow completing the halfway leg of a 7,000 mile flight toward the Orient. Mrs. Lindbergh remained in radio contact as the speedy monoplane covered 336 miles in 6 hours 30 minutes through fog and darkness.
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Lindberghs
Point Barrow
Orient
Mussolini to Visit Berlin for Tentative Tetum Meeting
Rome August 6 AP Premiers Mussolini accepts Chancellor Bruening's invitation to travel to Berlin for a Tetum meeting with German officials, date to be fixed. It will be his first formal trip outside Italy since London 1922 after he became head of state. Curtius and Grandi partook in discussions at the German embassy.
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Rome
Mussolini
Bruening
Berlin
Italy
London
Planis
Dino Grandi
Briening
Curtius
Conncrees
Clubs Hold Joint Meeting Between Two Towns
Members of Buckeystown Woman's Club visited Daneouvile in Montgomery county for a joint gathering with Damsonville Woman's Club. Local president Mira Robert led the hospitality with introductions and a ceremonial welcome.
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Buckeystown
Daneouvile
Montgomery County
Damsonville
Mira
Robert
Alin Ez
C. Agece Ang
Order
Fragmented Local Notice Prompts Public Sale Query
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local public sale or auction with garbled names and dates. The readable bits mention a location and authorities but details are unclear.
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