Fatal Wasps Panic Fled Into Road Slain by Car
Five year old colored boy William M Duppins died after running into Liberty road pursued by wasps. Pen Mar motorist George M Hampson tried to dodge but struck the child at about 7:20 pm near Libertytown. He was taken to Dr Otis Stone and Frederick City Hospital but pronounced dead. A charge of reckless driving was filed. hearing set for police court tonight.
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Liberty Road
Libertytown
Otis B. Stone
Ab Labertiiann
George M. Hampson
Pen-Mar
Frederick City
Hampson
Frederick
C B Crane
Baltimore
Liberytown
Hampeon
Hanpsoe
Stone
Guy K . Motter
Oslock
Crane
Hat
Fe Woll
Miller
Head
Trafic
Bendeshia
John
Edna Duppine
St Peters Patriolic Church
Wednessey
Big forest fires call for more fighters in Wisconsin
A general call for volunteer forest fighters was broadcast through Iron and Ashland counties to reinforce 700 to 800 men recalled yesterday as smoldering flames flared anew. The fires were described by the warden as among the worst in years, threatening vacation homes and summer residents in the area.
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Iron
Ashland
Cuban political disorders grow in Madrid era sketch
A broad day of protests sees all parties demand Machado resign. He appeals for defense of the republic from police headquarters amid reports of deaths and hundreds wounded. Nationwide strike actions and labor unrest accompany the crisis as authorities struggle with violence and disorder.
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Gerardo Machado
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Frenchmen Break World Distance Record in 57 Hour Flight
Damascus reports that Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos, flying the Joseph LeBrix, completed 57 hours aloft from New York, crossing Paris and Central Europe, and landed near Raysk Syria. They set a new world distance record but abandoned plans to fly to India due to fuel loss from hot weather.
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Syria
Joseph LeBrix
India
Ross
Codes
French airmen set long distance record attempt in Syria
Paul Codas and Maurice Rossi, flying the Joseph Le Bris, left New York Saturday, landed at Rayak Syria after about 57 hours in the air, covering roughly 3,000 miles. They faced a gasoline leak but aimed to reach Aleppo and perhaps Baghdad, nine minutes behind Lindbergh’s time, as Paris officials tracked the crossing. The report notes Rayak as a small military post and cites Detroit, Michigan boasting the largest municipal railway system.
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New York
Rayak
Syria
Paris Air
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Beirut
France
Thase
Maurice Rossi
Paul Toca
Asa
Europe
Orient
Joseph le Brig
Germany
Aleppo
Budapest
Brooklyn
Bagdad
Iraq
Menage
Paris
Myers
Hungary
Vienna
Unem Troume
Joseph le Brio
Atlantic
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le Bourget
Lindbergh
Cool August Nights Prompt Slight Cooling
The region enjoyed four straight cool nights with lows in the 50s and highs around 90. Temperatures dipped to 87 at the max and 55 at the min, with other 50s noted. Western Kansas reported flood damage and a Union Pacific track washed away as storms affected nearby states.
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Kansas
Colorado
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California Peach Growers Offered Minimum Price for Canning
Washington Aug 7 a proposed marketing agreement sets a minimum price of 200 dollars per ton for No 1 California cling peaches. If adopted it would cover about 4000 growers and fifty canners and aim to reduce surplus by purchasing No 1 peaches at the stated price. Officials say it could yield 4.24 million dollars to California peach growers this year, with consumer price impact about two cents per can.
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California
Agricultural ‘Adjustment | Administration
Rexford G. Tuswell
George N Peck
Rockefeller Lands and Yellowstone Park Incorporation Considered
A Senate subcommittee to hold hearings August 7 in Jackson regarding John D Rockefeller Jr's 30 000 acre Rockefeller holdings in the Jackson Hole area and a proposal to incorporate the land into Yellowstone National Park. Senator Gerald P Myers chairs the inquiry and questions will focus on the area between the town of Jackson and surrounding terrain as mapped for the investigation.
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John BD. Rockefeller, Jr
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Rational Park
Jackson
Nvewt
Constitutional questions shadow National Recovery Act debate
Patrick Lane, Maryland attorney general, argues the National Recovery Act may be questioned on constitutional grounds but the broader goal justifies federal powers. He spoke before the Kiwanis Club, comparing current issues to Civil War and World War draft cases and urging support for the recovery program.
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Patrick Ciime
William Preton Lane
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