RAF Makes Home Port in Record Time
RAF makes home port in record time with miles in five hours and returns.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1929
Page
1
Graf Zeppelin Lands After Record Round World Flight
Crowds greet the Graf Zeppelin as it completes a 53 hour 24 minute journey covering about 4 000 miles. Passengers including Lady Drummond Hay and Karl H Von Weigand disembark after customs clearance at Friedrichshafen. The event marks a historic zero delay arrival with celebrations aboard for Dr Eckener and visitors along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frie
Richahofer
Germany
Innertral Zeppelin
Akehurst
N. J
Priedrichhefen
Graf Zepein
Arianon
Zeppelin
Wercome
Dr. Eckeners
Graf Jeppelin
Wace Drummond Hay
Karl H von Weigand
Sliding scale tariff replaces flat increase in sugar duties
Washington August 10 AP Senator Smoot chairman of the Senate finance committee announced a sliding scale sugar tariff plan as a substitute for the flat reverse duty in the Howe bill He said sentiment among Republican colleagues favored the flexible rate but that sugar interests largely opposed the plan Action on the sugar schedule was expected to come from the committee the following Tuesday The proposal would likely set rates below the 2.40 cents a pound for raw sugar and against the 1.76 rate under present law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Utah
Reublican Committee
Suaf
Youth Held In Father's Death
Milton Moran, 16, was held in Elkton Maryland as authorities investigated the death of his father James W Moran of West Notgham. The boy told sheriff Logan he struck his father on the head with an axe after claiming the father intoxicated and dragging his mother upstairs by the hair while brandishing a razor. The father died at Havre De Grace hospital. Milton said he acted to save his mother during a barn incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Milton Oran
James W. Moran
West Notogham
Havre de Graceospital
Serif Logan
Cumberland Airport Dedicates New Facility on Avon Highway
Cumberland marks the dedication of Cumberland Airport six miles from the city with color-raising by the Hart Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. A parade and trial events follow as Victory prizes are awarded to theater managers and Warner chain venues in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
dMulen
Hen- Hart Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mina
Winderland
Marine Corps
Quantico
Wederkck WN
Zihiman
Cleveland industrial magnate dies suddenly
An unidentified Cleveland industrial leader died suddenly leaving a mark on the Great Lakes region and industry. The obituary notes his prominence in local business, his ties to key companies, and impact on area commerce.
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Cleveland
County Road Repairs Progress Across the County
County Commissioners push road repairs with focus on resurfacing Unionville to Frederick Liberty Oak Orchard Westmin ster road and Gas House Pike from East Church to Monocacy River. State improves Yellow Springs segment. remaining holes to be filled as summer work winds down. Other roads like Woodsboro Creagerstown await attention once pressing needs ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unonville
Frederick-Liberty
East Church Street
Yellow Springs
Hagerstown and Frederick
Woodsboro-Creagerstown
Three Meet Death When Fire Destroys Home
A fire at a Mt. Hope house in Charleston West Virginia killed Maggie Pew age 6 Monroe Pew Jr. and Mrs A Meyers housekeeper of the Pew family. The blaze left the dwelling a total loss and fatalities include two children and a woman.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dentists Meet Plans With Entertainment Committees
Plans for a dentists meet are detailed with committees organized by Dr. Rad ent for local entertainment. Events include Gold-Tuesday at Catoctin Country Club with cups for lowest gross and lowest net scores, a shooting-tuesday at Orch farm with prizes, a Monday night Francis Scott Key hotel event, and a dance Monday night at the Key hotel. Attendees and hosts listed include Dr. Ortisan, Dr. Everhart, Dr. Kearfott, Dr. Ender, Dr. Watson, Dr. Davis, Dr. Campbell, and others. A dinner was served at the Brunswick hostelry with several doctors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radent
Catoctin Country Club
W. E. Traul
Lae
Maryland Dental Associaion
Frederick County Dental Society
Cius
Beal Association
R. E. Ortisan
Brunswick
Orch Farm
Nimrods of America
Frederick County Dental Sociers
D. G. Everhart
Rman
J. G. Kearfott
Brumsner
Francis Scott Key
T. S. Ender
Ifs
W. B. Watson
Exunstick
Mondar Mehit
Freecis Scott
Key Hotel
B. N. Davis
This Ciy
R. D. Campbell
J. T. Pyles
N. E Refauvac
Middletown
New Brunswick
Ahnese
Raddh
Zader
Pyles
Davis
Marrane
Walser
Bearf
Orrison
Bremen aviator seeks world air record stretch
Cornelius Edzand a German pilot attempted a record breaking flight in a small plane from Bremen toward Bremerhaven to cover a 40 mile stretch. The mission aims to beat the stance fringe world record in aviation. Artificial rubies are noted elsewhere as a product reaching over 15 carats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Cornelius Edzand
Bremerhaven
Washington letters question power interests and federal power board
Rodnee Duicher delivers a Washington letter outlining concerns about the Federal Power Commission and possible Senate probe into power interests. The piece discusses the commission’s leadership, site control, funding limits, and proposals to influence appointments and audits, plus a mysterious document challenging the agency’s accounting.
Weather Outlook for New England and Nearby Areas
APY Weather reports a unsettled week ahead in New England and adjacent Atlantic region with varied gusty winds. Expect mixed precipitation and cooler temperatures across coastal and inland locales through the middle of next week.
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New England
Divorce Granted in Circ. Frederick Coentr Case
Fragmented notice states a divorce was granted with details garbled. The text references a mother, homemaker, and daily routines, with unclear names and places. The readable portion suggests household hardship context amid the legal action.
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Brazcree
Frederick
Picnic season swells yet attendance shifts in Frederick County
PICNIC season reaches peak as large crowds gather at Ox Manor near Buckeystown and Liberty picnic. Authorities note changes over two decades with more all day attendees now arriving and departing sooner, while overall attendance per grounds has declined. Mountain State picnic marks season end first Saturday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Eiftsort
Strailer
Lorkar
Ox Manor
Buckeystown
Liberty
Frederick County
Mountaimtate
British Attitude Upsets Hague Conference Meeting
At The Hague on August 10 a tentative mood shifted when British financier Pilip Snowden Minush Chancellor of the Exchequer interrupted the crucial Young Plan talks. He warned he could not delay and pressed for a decision as his resolution remained pending before the committee.
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Hague
Netherlands
Financial Committee
Pilip Snowden
the Hague
Baltimore Policeman Held in Stolen Diamond Pin Case
Walter L. Taylor a Baltimore police officer is bailed on 2500 dollars after arraignment on a charge of receiving 25 dollars from the sale of a stolen diamond pin. Harry Tomlinson and Carroll Finnegan face related bail and larceny charges as detectives recover the pin valued at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Walter L. Taylor
Harry Tomlinson
Ciary
Carroll Finnegan
Tomlinson
John E Greiner
Charles Shett
Taylor
Finan
Tomblinson
Sisten
Play Off Second Round Tournament Results Summary
In the second round play offs, Charistie Hofmaz lost to Ger celeases Lets Fagan Gelsaied Fant by 6 3. Evelin Krantz defeated Sancy 6 4 6 2. Pairings show John James Raghter 32 Pazan versus Jona Hui and Sunter Bruat 35. James Sancy noted in results.
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Ger Celeases
Fagan
Fant J
Charistie Hofmaz
Es Sancy
Evelin Krantz
John James Raghter
Pazan
Jona Hui
Sunter Bruat
iJames Sancy
Legion Corporation Papers On Record
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal notice about Legion Corporation papers. Mentions filing details and dates, with scattered names and locations, but OCR is incomplete. The readable bits point to corporate filings and governance records likely from a public notices column.
School officials inspect county buildings before term opens
James C Biehl and Mr Palmer inspect Liberty, Mt Pleasant, and other county schools to plan renovations and temporary improvements. A concrete pavement will be laid to the road at Liberty town, and the new six room school near the area is awaited by residents. The city elementary school in the southwest shows slow progress as teaching staff recruitment continues and a teachers institute may be held before opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C Biehl
Prio
Palmer
Biehl
Liberty Roun
Plasant
R. Frank Sappington
Libertytown
Prederick Comey Read
Forestiots
L Town
Mt. Pleasant
Ankwal Board
Plang
Cecesson
Bent Propeller Delays Navy Air Racer Test Flight
Annapolis August 10 AP Lieutenant Alford J Williams delayed a test flight of the Mercury racer after a bent propeller blade was found during taxiing. The craft skimmed the Severn river at 106 mph in a test, with a 110 mph takeoff estimate. Further tests are pushed to Monday to decide if the plane will enter the Schneider cup races at Cowes England September 6 and 7.
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Annapolis
al Willams
Navy
Williams
Fivsr
Cowes
England
Alford J. Williams Losiag
Annacostia Naval Station
Severn River
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Naval Academy
President celebrates birthday in seclusion at Madison
President observed his 55th birthday in seclusion in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Madison Virginia. He was attended only by family and a small group of friends and government officials as occasional calls interrupted the quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Blue Radge
Hoover
Thieves Seize Jewels Valued at 150000 Across Mrs Hutchinson
Report of a burglary where jewelry valued at $150,000 was taken from the residence of Mrs. Hutchinson. Details on the thiefs and exact items are incomplete in the fragmentary OCR. A fashion description appears unrelated to the incident.
Market Retrieving Ground Lost in Reaction
Market activity shows signs of recovery after a drastic reaction to earlier losses. Traders report cautious optimism as investors seek bargains and weigh continued volatility in key sectors and indices.
Decline in Stocks After Federal Reserve Rate Move
Markets reel as New York Federal Reserve raises discount rate to 5 percent, triggering a sharp drop in securities values and wiping out billions in quoted values. Despite some favorable weekly reports, banks' loans and stock prices fall amid broad market unease and renewed optimism for easing credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Prderal Bay
Wald Street
Pridaye
Corporation Carings
U. G. Steel
Witchison
New Haven
MacDonald Moves 70 End Cotton Strike
Prime Minister Hemsay MacCoraky moved to settle the Lancashire cotton strike causing idleness for workers and factory closures. He traveled from Lossiemouth to Edinburgh for talks with eight company representatives and Sir Horace Wilson, permanent secretary of the ministry, as part of the negotiation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Miniter
Hemsay MacCoraky
Nearly
Maboo
Lossiemouth
Inburgh
Sir Horace Wilson
Marriage Licences in Court News List
Court notices list several licenses with names and ages including Henry W Holness 21 and Margatet Harrison 18 in Maryland area. Other entries mention Morrison 71 and Autumn Maiprite with property deeds and county stakes, with amounts around 618 dollars and names De Chaves Stults Stoner Stoper Korrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Holness
Reprian
Margatet S. Harrison
D. Chaves A. Stults
Pears L. Stoner
Frank L. Stoper
Dr. Clashes Stultz
Deon Korrell
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