West cattle relay to Frederick County farms for relief pasturage
A shipment of 450 western short horns and Herefords arrived in Frederick from Chicago for three months of grazing by 40 county farmers. Cattle, branded with government relief marks, will be fattened and slaughtered for relief products around November 15. First allotments went to Raymond Nuil, J Crockett, C J Ramsburg, T S Anderson, and Three Springs Fisheries. second shipment expected soon to fill remaining quotas.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Momwe Graulm-Sulick
Frederick County Products, Inc
Chicago
C. B. Weagley
Middletown
Henry R Shoemaker
Raymond Nuil
Tourmont
Shoemaker
Market recovers under lead of silver issues
The market slumped then regained ground led by silver stocks after news of silver nationalization. Traders digested Roosevelt's Green Bay address and the order before midday as silver moved up in the afternoon while other divisions faced profit taking and bonds weakened.
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New York
Roosevelt
Green Bay
Wis
Seek Injunction to Halt Military Rule in Truckers Strike
In Minneapolis in August, attorneys for employers sought an injunction to halt military rule in the truck drivers strike. They argued Governor Frod B Oison exceeded his authority and violated the U.S. Constitution, challenging actions amid labor unrest.
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Minneapolis
M’ Boutelle
Frod B Oison
Governor Proclaims August 11 a Legal Holiday
Proclamation by Governor Albers C. Ritchie designates Friday through Sunday August 10 to 12 as a legal holiday with observances for the Tercentenary of Maryland and the Maryland Yacht Club silver jubilee. Frederick banks will be closed on Saturday.
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Albers C. Ritchie
Teaveateraes
Yacht Club
Frederick Banks
Flyers Aim For Baghdad Break Long Distance Record
London reports the Flyer duo James Ayling and Leonard Reid landed after 30 hours 55 minutes from Wasaga Beach Ontario while pursuing a Baghdad to London nonstop distance attempt. The black-winged plane The Trail of the Caribou carried no radio as fog hampered progress over the North Atlantic.
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London
Wasaga Beach
James Ayling
Leonard Reid
Baghdad
Iraq
Halifax
North Atlantic
Avonmore
Flat Island
Strait of Bolin
Court backs Walmsley in fight against Long
In Orleans August ruling, Judge Bond voided a legislative act creating a police board that would remove city police power from Mayor Walmsley. The decision favored Walmsley against Long faction, amid tense confrontations between rival police and National Guard units. Elks gather in Hagerstown for Tri State convention with floats, brass bands, and delegations from Maryland Delaware and D.C. A marriage license was issued in Washington for Samuel W. George and Mildred E. Stine.
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T Semmes Walmsley
Judge Bond
Huet
Walmsley
Slave Assembly
Fe Walmsley
Long
Washington
Samuel W. George
Mildred E. Stine
Threete Res PG
Drought Relief After Heavy Shower Firms Up Parched Maryland Fields
Weather synopsis reports four week dry spell easing with a heavy shower bringing relief to Frederick and surrounding counties. Crop conditions vary by region with sugar corn scarce and potatoes and tomatoes suffering. North central Maryland hit hardest with continued need for rain to revive corn and pastures while late crops begin to recover in some areas.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Liberty Lown
Aibara
Buckeystown
Frederick
North Central
Maryland
John R Weeks
Harford
Cecil Counties
Aberdeen
Cecilton
Carroll County
Chesapeake Bay
Marland
Prince Georges County
Moose Lodge Plans Pride Picnic Event
Moose Lodge No 371 Loyal Order of Moose announces a Pride Picnic with horseshoe pit games and refreshments. About 300 members expected from Bal Morrr, Hagerstown, Cumberland and Westminster. William V. Wolfe chairs arrangements with a team including Chester McKenzie and three Smiths.
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MOOSE
Order of Moose
Fridaced Markell
Bal Mmnorr
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Westminster
William V. Wolfe
Chester McKenzie
Jesse N Smith
Ren Grunen
Robert N. Smith
Benjamin Shull
New Deal Parody Sparks Washington Lawn Humor
Washington reports a lighthearted jab at the White House remodeling chaos under the New Deal. Officials note bureaucratic overlap, shifting agencies, and a flood of orders creating confusion while Congress faces political blows and a returned labor assistant sparks attention.
Sanatorium Site Sought Near Hagerstown For TB Plan
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce says several sites are being considered for a large tuberculosis sanatorium in the region. Plans call for 100 to 300 acres high enough for 1,000-foot elevation and a water supply of 6,000 gallons per hour, with one option near Smithsburg.
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Hagerstown
Hagersoan Caamper
Smithsburg
Nationalization of Silver Ordered by Roosevelt Act
President Roosevelt issued an executive order under the silver purchase act of 1934 to nationalize silver at 50 1/100 cents an ounce. Mints will receive all silver and issue silver certificates or coin equal to the monetary value of the remainder. Domestic silver mined after Dec 21 1933 remains subject to prior proclamations. most silver must be delivered to mints within 20 days. Exemptions include United States coins foreign coins ore and silver owned by foreign governments or central banks.
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Washigton
Roosevelt
Wade
Morgenthau
United States
Minta
Fireman Recovering From Barn Fire Near Frederick
Russell Mattoon of Independent Howe Company was rescued from a dairy barn fire at the Lew farm near Frederick after falling through a weakened floor. He suffered a minor arm injury and was treated at home. The county pumper returned after eighteen hours on site as damage neared sixteen thousand dollars and officials considered hay spontaneous combustion rare but plausible.
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Russell Mattoon
Independent Howe Company
Juneas
R Rush Lewis
Frederick
Marwan
East South Street
Independents’ County
United
Outing at Linganore hosts lodge members and guests
King David Lodge No 30100 hosted an outing on Wednesday evening at the Altraven plant grounds Linganore. Attendees included members and friends with guests from Frederick City Lodge No 100 and Pideliy Lodge No 64 New Market. A pleasant time featured games amusements and a sumptuous cafe menu.
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King David Lodge
Altraven
Linganore
Iffy
Severs
Peederick City Lodge
Pideliy Lodge
New Market
Tena Uvie
Enarge
Gare Bo Mobey
George A Webster
Auchard
Meyaty
Porter funeral set for Friday in Brunswick
The funeral for Grover C. Porter known as Smack will be held Friday at two from his Brunswick home. Porter 50 was found dead at his Potomac River camp and a verdict of natural causes was returned. He formerly worked as a railroad brakeman and survived by a mother, daughter, son, sister and four brothers. Authorities are reviewing relocation plans for the Frederick Transients Center as local residents debate the move.
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Grover C. "Smack” Porter
Potomac River
Brunswick
Mark Jeakins
Porter
Wilbur W Matthews
Levin West
Howard M. Jones
Mary £. Porter
Fae Mullane
New York City
Mra. Wee
Frederick
George B Fout
Minas Janet Long
Washington
J. Calvin Hall
East Eighth Street
Mat
West Patrick Streets
Noth Court Street
Fout
Hitler Oath For German Protestant Ministers
Berlin reports that Germany will require Protestant pastors and church officials to swear fealty like the Nazi storm troops and army, as Chancellor Hitler consolidates control the National Synod outlines new rules transferring church power to Reichsbischof Ludwig Mueller and Nazi church leaders. J Grove In Accident A serious accident almost occurred when William J Grove and Charles T Brosius Jr, returning from Baltimore, were hit near Folly Quarter Road and National Highway. Grove’s turkey fell into his lap as the windshield was shattered, Brosius’ car struck the windshield, Grove was stunned, and a nearby woman aided him.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
August Jaczer
Jaeger
Reichsbischon
Ludwig Mueller
Hiller
J. Grove
William J Grove
Charles T Brosius, Jr
Baltimore
Grose
Edward D. Grove
Johns Honkise
Frederick Countians
Folly Quarter Road
Turkey
Brosius
Grove
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Groves
Illinois G O P Begin Effort to Regain Power
The Illinois Republican state convention opened with about 5000 attendees at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. Speakers denounced the Democratic administrations in Washington Springfield and Chicago while Henry P Fletcher became national chairman and signaled a Midwest campaign start for the November election.
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Illinois
Fairgrounds
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Chaiman
Middle West
Bridge player and Russian princess wed in Elkton ceremony
Willard Karn a famed bridge figure wed Lili Dawsdoff daughter of a colonel and a Russian princess today in Elkton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. M. Cope, one of the town’s marrying parsons. Karn commented that no one does not play bridge after the vows.
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Elkton, Md
Willard Karn
Four Horsemen
Lili Dawsdoff
Reneal
M. Cope
Firemen Map Session Plans for Eastern Chiefs Meet
Baltimore officials announced plans for the seventh annual convention of the Eastern Fire Chiefs Association to be held in Hagerstown September 14 to 16. The event will run with the first Washington County Volunteer Intense Bet Revolution meeting, drawing several thousand firemen to the city.
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Baltimore
Marland State Firemens
Amoclahen
Eastern Fire Chiefs Association
Magerstoun
Washington County
Hagerstown
Golf match set for August 19 at Baltimore club
Final plans for a two man match between Creein co 2 oh and the PRT at the Golf and Country Club of Baltimore August 19 were announced by Vincent Rogers local club captain. Nine to two players from Hulcadate travel to compete with Frederick Cato MacMaster Ormeriy ofints 4s professional of the Kulendate Cin.
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Adee Ae Orel Wado
Creein Co
PRT
Endre Golf and Country Club
Baltimore
Jocal Coase
Vincent Rogers
Iocal Kol
Fredenck
Cato MacMaster Ormeriy
Roosevelt calls for further New Deal action in Wisconsin speech
President Roosevelt urged more action by the New Deal in a militant Wisconsin speech during his Congressional campaign year. He named Bob La Follette and Rosa Duffy to praise bipartisan cooperation and warned critics of administration efforts. He later departed Green Bay for Washington on a special train at 10:30 am CST.
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Abeve
Roosevelt
Washington
Ling Lowrs
Hawaii
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Saeed
United States
Eliotn Iota
Premaire
Washington Greeny Bay
Thurmont Carnival Set for Four Days With Parade
The Quard ian Hose Company of Thurmont plans a four day carnival from August 30 to Labor Day September 3. Fire companies from neighboring counties are invited to participate. A Labor Day parade crowns the event with silver cups for the best appearance and floats. A Frederick County League baseball game Thurmont versus Frederick is scheduled. nightly attractions include fiddling boxing and vaudeville with the Westminster band after the parade.
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Aueourt
Quardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Vie
Ebe Oe
Petpewoer i
Frederick
Westminster Band
Unconscious Remains Arthur Bicklinger After Crash
Arthur Bicklinger of Woodbine remained unconscious today at Frederick City Hospital four days after he and companion Padas Richardson were thrown from a wrecked automobile at Poplar Springs on the National Highway. Richardson, who had regained consciousness during the night, was able to sit up today at the hospital.
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Arhur Bicklinger
Woodbine
Frederick City Hospital
Padas Richardson
Poplar Springs
Richards
Weather report with incomplete figures
Daily weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation at 1mm with none today and August total around 20 inches. Historical notes for 1934 and 19X include various figures. Temperature data and astronomical times are garbled. Stream condition reads clear and dirty, Potomas chee.
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