Maryland School for the Deaf to reopen September 18
The Maryland State School for the Deaf will reopen on Wednesday September 18 with about 180 pupils enrolled. Additional faculty members include Noland Romney and Miss Mildred S. Smith. Two normal school students will assist teaching this fall, Kathleen M Williams and Thelma Hauckin. Prof Bjorke’s rhythmic work has drawn national attention at the institution.
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Bjorke Fran
Easten
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Itmas
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W. Va
Mildred S. Smith
Jacksonville
Maryland
Mises Kathleen M Willams
Springfield
Mass
Thelma Hauckin
Pulton
Synodical College
Miss Williams
Springfeld
Bjorlee
Brarrland State School
Bjornee
Bjorke
Rotary International
Chestertown
Denton
Easton
Cambridge
Centerville
Deputy S freed of federal charge in Maryland case
Baltimore reports Deputy Sheriff Harry D. Stone of Anne Arundel County was cleared of failing to report a felony to federal authorities. U.S. Commissioner Abercrombie ruled the statute did not apply. Stone had helped inspect a boiler explosion scene that killed two men at Pasadena. The hearing noted Stone’s actions and he and attorney Benjamin Michtewon argued no crime was committed under the statute.
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Baltimore
Hary D. Stone
Anne Anundel
DO. S
Harry N. Abercrombie
Stone
Pasadena
Anne Arundel County
Benjamin Michtewon
Premptay
Hagerstown police seek band of thieves
Police report a gang robbing homes in Hagerstown and nearby areas last month. A reverend and neighbors were targeted, with clothing, jewelry, and valuables stolen from multiple residences. several items have since been recovered, and investigators pursue the suspected thieves.
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Hagerstown
Band OF
Mapreven
MD. Ave
Haye
Potomac
Hieves
Hays
Cesar Watte
Witam
Hess
Dr. Hess
M. Cushen
Canby
Meardy
Arrest Follows Death of Agent in Detroit Incident
Detroit Aug AP reports John M Heath a Detroit elevator mechanic and ex sailor with a board connected to Samndlands was arrested at Michigan Central Station after a fatal river incident. Heath claimed Sandilands boarded the craft and a struggle led to both men falling overboard and Heath swimming to reach the vessel.
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Detroit
John M. Heath
Richard J. Gandlands
Prohibition
Detroit River
Michigan Central
Chicago
Heath
District Attorney's Office
Maxine
Sandilands
Samndlands
Winchester men injured in Catonsville tire repair
Zimier Ritter of Winchester Virginia was struck by a car while repairing a tire on his motorcycle by the roadside in Catonsville. Ritter and Charles Fogel also of Winchester had stopped on Frederick Avenue near the town center when a car driven by Charles Edmins ton struck them. Ritter was taken to St. Agnes Hospital for treatment.
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Baltimore
Zimier Ritter
Winchester
Toadside
Catonsville
Ritter
Charies Fogel
Frederick Avenue
Charles Edminston
St. Agnes Hospital
Noted Educator ill with fever in Baltimore
Dr William H Welch renowned medical educator is recovering at Johns Hopkins Hospital after sudden illness Tuesday night He remains for observation as fever subsides at the hospital The Montgomer y County Foxhunters Association plans a big hound chase at Orchard near Ecnor Saturday led by Stanzy L King of Derwood the newly elected president More than 60 hounds expected to participate
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Baltimore
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins Hospital
University Club
Sexhant Baterdar
Ecnor
Montgozi County
Court News Highlights Property Deeds and Graduates
Property deeds recorded include Jeph P. Morgan and wife transferring to Stockwood Tavestment Company for $10 and Albertus Toms to Isa L. Weil for $9 000. Other entries note various buyers and spouses in Washington county and West Virginia. A Braddock Heights graduate from Cliver Military Academy, Adriien Basghi of New Oceans LA, earns honors and medals as the youngest class member.
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Jeph P. Morgan
Stockwood Tavestment Company
Albertus Toms
Isa L. Weil
Adriien A Basghi
New Oceans
Florence Maugit
Braddock Heights
Cliver
Ind) Military Academy
Isi
Prospect for New Station in Frederick Dims Hopes
A letter discusses stalled plans for a Frederick passenger station amid weak rail traffic on major routes. It notes local reliance on private cars, concerns over sanitation, and the difficulty of funding amid waning earnings, while a citizen committee seeks action with rail officials.
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Fairad
Par Wate
Suis
Saic
Varia Railroad
Cis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Frederick
H. and F
Caltroad
Service Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Wardrop
Louis L. Wilson
H. Dorsey Etchison
Russell H. McCain
The Bureau of Standards A Century of Inventions and Tests
A historic overview of the Bureau of Standards detailing its role in developing the rad io beacon for aviation, precision optical glass making, chromium coatings, standardized measurements, wind tunnels, and large scale testing. It highlights laboratories for engine performance, durability, and material research, plus thousands of instruments, lamps, gauges, and production facilities used by the government.
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St van
Presdest
Piery
Woraig
Tency
Wiese
Papal Tire
T Bureau
Povermment
Pauge Steel
Carnet
Department of Commerce
Navy
Bureau
Wolfe-Harner Family Reunions At Forest Park Pa
The Wolfe Harner family held their second annual reunion at Forest Park Pennsylvania with many members present. Dinner followed by a devotional service and a program including addresses by Emanuel Harner Taneytown Mervin Wintrode Brownstown and Henry A Haas Hanover. Officers were re elected: President Emanuel Harner Jr Taneytown Vice president Albert Wolfe Littlestown Secretary Walter Wolfe Littlestown Treasurer Norman King York Springs Historian Faith Wickert Littlestown and Malcolm Mezsing er Hanover.
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Wolfe-Harner
Forest Park
Emanuel Harner
Taneytown
Mervin Wintrode
Brownstown
Henry A. Haas
Hanover
Emanuel Harner, Jr
Albert $. Wolfe
Littlestown
Walter C. Wolfe
Littestown
Norman J. King
York Springs
Wolfe
Miss “Eaith Wickert
Harner
Malcolm Mezsinger
Vacation Notice Impacts Midweek Services
Fragmentary text references Mr Kratt Rex Henry and mid week services canceled. Mentions hotel and location Bers Tope Tsaa 11 500 feet above sea level with unclear context.
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Mr. Kratt
Moma
Henry
Elso
Ts Jungfrau Joth
Bers Tope
Tsaa
Aca
One Killed in Clash After Strike Near Cemetery
New York August 9 AP A man from Brooklyn Stanley Zasadzdinski 25 was killed when strikers grave diggers attacked a bus carrying strikebreakers near Calvary Cemetery Queens Police say the foreman Philip Nunziato shot into the crowd as bricks and stones were hurled at the bus.
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New York
Calvary Cemetery
Quests
Stanley Zasadzdinski
Brooklyn
Philp Nunziato
Nunziato
Pus Ac i
Actors Attacked Near Studio After Equity Refusal
Los Angeles August 9 AP report states actor Frank Goddard and companion Harry Deck were beaten near a motion picture studio entrance after Goddard allegedly refused to join Actors Equity. Goddard suffered a stomach kick and underwent emergency surgery to save his life.
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Los Angeles
Frank Goddard
Harry Deck
Actors Equity Association
Goddard
Soviet Plane Forced Landing Near Novosibirsk
A Soviet airplane landed in Novosibirsk at 11:40 this morning after a three hour flight from Omsk. It was to reach Kramerarsk on the Moscow New York leg but diverted for technical reasons. The incident involved a routine maintenance check and no injuries were reported.
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Novosibirsk
GSSR
Omsk
Kramerarsk
Judge Newman dies leaving estate to Amy Parsons
Probate records show Amy Parsons Newman named widow and executrix with J S Newman as surviving spouse. The will of Judge Newman, dated March 1527, appoints Parsons Newman as executor with Albert Brown and Bernardo Eager witnessing the document.
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Newman
Amy Parsons Newman
J S. Newman
Judge Newman
Parsons Newman
Finan
Dong
Nun sacrifices life to save others from fire in Hayling Island
Sister Celestine acting Mother Superior of St. Patrick's convent laid down her life to save 66 children and seven nuns during a blaze at the Hayling Island convent. She calmly directed evacuations and returned inside to ensure no one was left, later dying from smoke. victims include the rescued and the fallen sister found near the altar by firefighters.
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Portsmouth
England
Celestine
St. Patrick's Convent
Hayling Island
Uben
Firing Heard on Eastern Frontier Alarm Near Manchuria
An East Manchurian frontier report notes bombardments heard near Matsevskaya about 7 a.m. causing alarm. The dispatch, from Rengo News Agency, lists observers and locations including Manchaka and Sosha, detailing the tense border situation and nearby settlements.
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Rengo
Manchu
Manchuria
Matsevskaya
Toda
Maneskara
Sosha
Frontier
Manchya
Graf Zeppelin Returns as Hale Passes milestone voyage
Reports say the Graf Zeppelin neared Hale as it headed toward Friedrichshafen on a cross Europe route. Weather warned of fog and winds between the Azores and Spain while Croydon and London officials questioned a near coast sighting.
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Mars
Piepat
Dr. Eckener
Io Inahiacy
Priedrenshafen
Stelock
Friedrichshafen
Azores
Spain
Zeppelin
Graz
London
France
Telephone Company Chief A. E. Berry Stricken by Sleeping Sickness
A. E. Berry of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, Washington, is gravely ill at his home with encephalitis or sleeping sickness. The 10 year president has been working hard and now suffers increasing spells. he is aided by two physicians. Berry also serves as a director of the Federal American Bank of Baltimore and the Baltimore Trust Company.
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Washington
Coesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Sixteenth Street
Berry
Chesapeake and Telephone Company
Federal American Bank of
Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Rate Increase Triggers Sharp Wall Street Recoil
New York Aug 9 The Federal Reserve's move to raise the New York bank rate to 6 percent sparked a rapid stock market downturn with prices falling from 5 to nearly 9 points as investors scrambled to dump shares. Fed brokers loans rose to a new high above 4 000 000 000, while total trading volume reached about 3 200 000 shares.
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New York
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Police Chief Schutte Shot Near Roadhouse
The article reports Police Chief Theodore Schutte, 45, of Eimsod Pack, Til, was shot and killed near a roadhouse across from the station. Police say Schutte was drunk and caused disturbances at the Grace Crumb house, and he allegedly lunged at officers before the fatal incident.
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Thicago
Pece Thendore
Schutte
Eimsod
Medway
Socom
Tendered Outing At Heighw MP Evening Farewell
A small gathering of friends and former schoolmates held a farewell outing at Heighw MP on a Wednesday evening. The event honored a longtime associate with stories of past days and shared memories.
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Heighw
Suse
Telavites Anc
Silenés
Pan
Postmasters to Meet at Braddock Heights
Postmasters from Maryland and nearby areas gather for the first Western Maryland meeting at Braddock Heights. The event features Edexrd S. McCardell as vice president, with William Dempsey and Mary M. Gooch among officers. An inspector from the Post Office Department in Washington will explain new rules and regulations.
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Land
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Edexrd S. McCardell
Braddock Helghile
Mary- Isa
Bank two employees held on theft charge in New York
Two Bank of the United States workers, Joseph V. Price of New York and August D. Blegmann, were arrested on charges of conspiring to steal over 100000. They allegedly cashed checks for fictitious depositors and altered accounts to conceal the misappropriations, operating for two years at the Columbus avenue branch.
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New York
Bank of the United States
Joseph V. Price
Columbus Avenue
August D. Blegmann
Teiter
Columbus
Guard Airmen to Get Bomb Practice at Shepherd Field
Maryland National Guard airmen will train at Shepherd Field Martinsburg West Virginia for two weeks this summer marking a first for any Guard squadron. Major William D. Tipton said a special truck from Camp Holabird will move 200 bombs. The bombs will release dense smoke upon detonating.
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Baltimore
Aug
Maryland National Guard
Shepherd Field
Martinsburg
W. Va
National Guard
William D. Tipton
Army Quartermasters Depot
Camp Holabird
Bank Robbery in Elk River Nets 7200 Cash
Three robbers seized a physician and a bank cashier in Elk River Minnesota Aug AP. They forced the cashier to open the bank and loosed threats of harm if not given time to escape. Authorities report the trio fled with 7200 dollars in cash.
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Elk River
Minn
Aug
Stowaway Held After Westward Steamer Incident
A stowaway on a Westward steamer was captured and jailed after an attempted escape. He faces a possible sentence and heavy fines, with authorities assessing the act as a serious offense amid security concerns.
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New York
Barsau
Alves
Graf Zeppeln
Peturs
Giouetsier
N. J
Parking Rules Sought as City Expands Open Lot Use
The city weighs a new ordinance to regulate parking at a growing open lot on Fourth Street and nearby street areas. Officers note high weekend demand with cars from Maryland and distant states filling spaces after 30 o clock. The mayor and aldermen plan action soon to curb haphazard parking.
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Rey ML Hiltner
Bulwer
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Missouri
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Explosion on Standard Oil tanker kills one in New Jersey
An explosion aboard the Standard Oil tanker William recerteler near Bayonne New Jersey killed one person and injured eleven. The burning tanker drifted toward Bay Ridge as burning oil spread across the water, hindering rescue efforts along the New Jersey waterfront and Lower Manhattan.
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New York
Vrang
William _recerteler
Bayonne
N. J
Bay Ridge
Seabee Island
Lower Manahbattan
New Jersey
Road tax rates fall in several districts
Rockville Maryland August 9 a reduced county tax rate applies in several districts while the general county rate remains near last year. The state levy is higher by about two points. The message notes slight decreases in specific districts and a focus on funding for improvements and debt service.
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Rockvns
J. Forres
Walker Wheaton Dist
Coast Guard and Ram Runners 1K Battler
Coast Guard and Ram Runners race in a 1K battler with a dramatic start and center sprint. Early chaos described as forces concentrate down the course with multiple cars and exchanges noted amid blurred details.
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RAM Runkers
Battior
Getredy
Ar. Sp Eee
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