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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1934

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Loss Mounts As Lewis Barn Razed By Fire

A early morning blaze destroyed R Rush Lewis's one half of his dairy complex, burning a 10,000 dairy barn and silos. Insurance valued at 5,000 with 1,500 bushels barley, two motors and a feed grinder lost. The dairy herd of 80 cows evacuated safely. residence and other buildings largely unharmed as firefighters battled the flames with three engines. National Guard planes photographed the scene.

R. Rush Lewis Frederick Washington Pike Lewis National Guard Gan Ransom R. Lewis

Miss Elizabeth Kreh Will Filed For Probate

The will of the late Miss Elizabeth M. Kreh of this city has been probated. Bequests include real estate to nieces Eva E. Sumper and Mary J. Sheats in Baltimore, with household goods and personal property. Provisions fund Masonic and Odd Fellows homes, trust to Frederick County National Bank, and various family legacies. Residue to Mary J. Sheats after sale of other real estate. estate taxes payable. Executor: J. W. L. Carty. dated 1909.

Elizabeth M. Kreh Office of Register of Wills Eva E. Sumper Baltimore West South Street Mary J. Sheats East Seventh Street Grand Lodge AFL Masons Grand Lodge of Maryland Edward H. Kreh Odd Fellows Frederick County National Bank Louis W. Hoffman Virginia Lynch Lodge A. FL A. MM Samaritan Rebekah John Henry Kreh Ware Theodore C. Kreh Ezra D. ‘Hoffman Guy B. Anderson Catherine E. Anderson J. W. L. Carty Vliam D. Zimmerman Arthur V. Myers

Funeral Service For Late Judge Worthington Friday

Funeral services for Judge Glenn H. Worthington who died Tuesday night will be held Friday at four o'clock from All Saints Church with burial in Mt. Olivet. The 78 year old farmer judge served 17 years on the Sixth District bench and was a former state’s attorney and author. He was active in local lodges, historical work, and veterans groups, survived by his wife and five children. CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.

Glenn H. Wirthington All Saints Church Worthington Luctousty St. Andrew's Columbia Lodge A. Masons Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias King David Lodge Palestine Encampment Lodge of Knights of Pythias Pythian Castle Association Mountain, City Lodge Mountain City Temple Pythian Sisters United Fires Company Frederick County Historical Society Alexander Young Camp Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans Banque Lee Jackson Washin H. Reed Maryland Washington William A. Gunter Cumberland Dillman Sever Lermais David J. Lewis Lewis Zihlman House of Representative Smith S Ry of State Annapolis Ziniman William A. Ginter 4Ter Asti

Prowlers Disturb Dionne Household in Ontario

In Catlander Ontario AP report prowlers disturbed the Dionne household at the Dionne farm night. Dr A R Dafoe noted no theft but uneasiness persisted. Police records indicate several arrests for disorderly conduct after overnight incidents.

A. R. Dafoe Mingay Cnta

Minneapolis Truckers Strike Draws Roosevelt Intervention Plea

A Minneapolis Protective Committee urged President Roosevelt to intervene in the drivers strike, claiming military control deprives citizens of constitutional rights. The group asked for conciliators to end political demonstrations and restore rights as Rev. Haas and E. H. Dunnigan previously tried to mediate disputes between drivers and employers. Rochester Minnesota August 6 AP Roosevelt arrived for Mayo brothers ceremonies and secrecy surrounding a state asylum denial noted by police and Secret Service.

Minneapoli Aug Roosevelt Minneapolis Minneapolis Protective Committee Rochester Mayo Brothers Francis J. Haas Milwaukee Electric E. H. Dunnigan Minn American Legion William J Charles Mayo Richard Jervis Secret Service Aeementte

Hitler Faces Germany Crisis After Hindenburg Death

Berlin August 8 AP Adolf Hitler resumes leadership duties guiding Germany through grave economic and trade troubles. A wartime style rationing program is likely as production may shrink and foreign exchange remains tight. The chancellor president returned to the capital by air after eulogizing President Hindenburg. Nearby, the Woman's Mission Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church met with a program of readings and hymns led by Mrs. Roy Graham at Mrs. John Staley's home.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Kuany Aud Germany Paul von Hindenburg M. S&s Woman's Mis Society of the Evangelial Reformed Church John Staley Frederick Roy Graham Bymn Elizabeth DeLashmutt Mariheme H. BE. Guisail Miss Molter H. Oh. Abbot Miss Dutrow Charles Roderick King Laura L. Wine

Tendered Surprise for 83rd Birthday at Pearl

Mary A Kolb near Pearl received a surprise from friends on Sunday marking her 83rd year. Attending relatives included Mrs Samus Kolb Pearl and Mrs Fred D Ridgley, with guests Mr and Mrs M and sons William and Wizard, Mr and Mrs John H Flair, Howard Norwood, Louis Hamilton and Ada Ridgley among others.

Mary A. Kolb Pearl Miss Kolb Ola Samuel G. Kolb Lewis Ridzlay Samus Kolb Fred D F Tio William and Wizard John H. Flair Howard Norwood Louis Hamilton William Ada Bat Marin Raeney George Irs

William L. Mapel Named Executive Editor At Wilmington News Journal

Wilmington Aug 8 The appointment of William L Mapel as executive editor of the Wilmington News Journal Company publishers of the Morning News and Evening Journal was announced Mapel formerly directed the School of Journalism at Washington University and the American Association of Teachers of Journalism His presence marks a leadership change at the paper and its editorial desk.

Wilmington Del Wiliam L. Mapel Wilmington News-Journal Company Morning News Evening Journal Mapel School of Journalism of Washington le Unive American Association of Teachers of Journalism

Explosion on Fifth Floor at 45 Christopher Street

In New York an incident on the fifth floor of an apartment building at 45 Christopher Street left a victim in dying condition. Police reported a prompt response and ongoing investigation into the blast or collapse.

New York Christopher Street

Court denies new trial in doomed New York mother

In Elizabethtown New York Supreme Court Justice Byron Brewster refused a new trial for Anna Antonio 28-year-old mother sentenced to die for murdering her husband This ruling also sealed the doom of Sam Faracci and Vincent Sastra who were condemned to die with her as the first assassins according to the final court decision

Elizabethtown N. Y New York State Anna Antonio Supreme Court Justie Byron Brewster Daniel H. Prior Antonio Brewster Sam Faracci Vincent Sastra Mrs. Antonio Nrst

World vote urged on whether to fight another war

Berlin Aug 8 AP Rev Harald Camp of Oakland Cal proposed a world wide plebiscite for forty nations to decide if they will wage another war. He urged basing the vote on the Kellogg peace pact and would hold it in signatory nations as church leaders applauded.

Berlin World Baptist Congress Harald Camp Oakland Gai Mr Camp Chlergyman

Johnson Returns to Talks Ahead in Capital

Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson returns to lead the NRA into a second era amid new compliance demands. Johnson faces a cluttered desk, labor tension, and the question of NRA's future role as he contemplates stepping out when Roosevelt can be spared.

Johnson Washington Hugh NRA Congress Roosevelt

Garfield Picnic At Garfield U B Church

The Garfield U B Sunday School holds its annual picnic on August 25 with music by the Myersville Concert Band and a sermon by Rev DeWitt P Fuse pastor of Consiential U B church Frederic.

Garfield Garfield U. B Myersville Conrert Band DeWitt P. Fuse Consiential U. B Frederic

Poor yields and cannery activity mix in Frederick County

Ananapolis dispatch reports a poor sugar corn crop across Frederick County with several canneries extending plans or starting runs. Monocacy Valley and Walkerville plants switch targets as rain delays persist, while Colt and Dixon and Bucksystown cannery entries reflect a sluggish season. Meanwhile Zitlman and Lewis loom in Sixth District Congressional race as candidates file and announce intentions.

Frederick County Charles Rows Monocacy Valley Canning Company Cali Indeiniy Frederick Uie Monocacy Valley Company Walkeraville Frederick City Colt and Dixon Packing Company McCutcheon Woodsborn Canning Company G. L. Catshall Tate

Vienna Court Martial Trials For Police On Treason Charges

Court martial in Vienna reviews treason accusations against members of the Vienna police force. The fragmentary report notes high tension and mentions a birthday gathering for Mr. and Mrs. M D Nicodemus of Unionville, with a list of attendees and a later note on a Frederick County meeting agenda.

Vienna Ang Carl Tod Court Markal Nest Amises Tokai Jyim and Bist Abe Frederick Ind Jamin Cme Kefauver Chesin Ale Wolfe Algor Siaith Wacht Joni J Fraga Ane Thompson Hangier Fae

Stocks edge higher as dull market holds gains

On August 8 the market showed a better tone with a cautious advance. Investors shifted among gold and silver while foreign issues offered renewed strength, though overall activity remained lethargic and psychology stayed muted.

Rescue of miner entombed for 30 hours amid wreck

An AP report notes a miner trapped for about thirty hours in a collapse was rescued after improvised efforts. The event occurred in August and involved a dramatic retrieval under perilous conditions.

Two Flyers Aim Nonstop Baghdad Flight From Wasaga Beach

James Ayling and Leonard Reid launched from Wasaga Beach Ontario at dawn aiming to fly non stop to Baghdad Iraq and set a new long distance record The Trail of The Cari bou carried 600 gallons of gas and four days of supplies The previous attempt by Captain James Morrison and his wife Amy ended in a crash on takeoff last year The route faces a dangerous North Atlantic crossing and a 1500 mile leg to Baghdad

Wasagi Beach Ont James Ayling Leonard Reid Baghdad Iraq Mr Way Aldus Kamera North Atlantic James Morrison Amy Tyers Crepewinds Central Canada Harbor Grace N. F

Air unit half holiday for baseball game at camp

Half holiday observed by the Twenty-ninth Division Aviation unit as a baseball game replaces Monday’s cancelled event. Morning activities limited to field vicinity with radio and photographic missions and ground message pickup. Maj Gen Milton A Reckord returned to Camp Ritchie after a Detrick Field stop.

Eh. Sedpuwle Wb Lplckk Milton A. Reckord Camp Ritchie Cascade Detrick Field James FF. Whitescarver Logan Fisid Baltimore

Orders Reinforce Halt and Warning Shots for Guardsmen

New Orleans troops received orders to be more careful in shooting, with three halts before firing and warning shots into the air. The aim is to avoid bloodshed amid the Huey P. Long and T Semmes Waldo political struggle as a riot gun discharge, an accidental event, and few shots occurred. A separate sale note records Clara A. Ithow’s home sale for 1200 dollars and an Emmitsburg picnic by the Farmers’ union at the annual grove event.

New Orleans Huey P. Long T. Semmes Walauwhy

Weather summary and temperature records unusual for period

Weather data shows no rainfall in the last 24 hours. August rainfall to date 5.15 inches, normal 3.68. August 1933 rainfall 10.38 inches. Yesterday high 7, low last night 58, low year ago 4. Sun times and visible streams Monocacy clear and Potomac muddy.

Potomac

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