Lightning Burns Barn on Middletown Road Near Jefferson
Lightning struck the Lewis Brown barn on Middletown road north of Jefferson, igniting a fire that destroyed the barn and a wagon shed. Firefighters from the Independent Hose Company saved adjacent buildings and many items, while insurance coverage was noted but the total loss was not yet estimated.
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Lewis Brown
Jefferson
Middletown Road
Independent Hose Company
Frederick
Brown Place
Luther Bussard
Walter Brown
War Mothers Meet at Talley Home in September Session
The William C. King chapter of the American War Mothers held its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs. Charles W. Talley Sr 704 North Market Street. President Mrs John H Albaugh led the ritual. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs Alice Gussner East Sixth Street on September 13.
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William C. King
Charles W. Talley
North Market Street
John H. Albaugh
Alice Gussner
East Sixth Street
Weather Today Report Improper Weather Data
Weather details are garbled with several numeric errors. The text references 24 hour precipitation, August totals, daily temperatures, sunset and sunrise times, and moonrise but contains typos and unclear figures. No coherent forecast or summary can be derived from the fragmented OCR.
Bishop Cannons Counsel To Be Speaker At Heights
Robert H. McNeill of Washington will speak at Braddock Heights Sunday evening at 745 under First Baptist Church auspices. His topic Sabbath Day Observance and the Modern Tendencies. Introduced by Dr. W. W. Davis Maryland Lord's Day Alliance president. Dr. McNeill prominent Calvary Baptist layman who defended Bishop Cannon in the DC court case. Musical program led by local Baptist chair and Mrs Clinton C Sparks with a string ensemble directed by Raymond Zimmerman. Dr and Mrs McNeill to stay at Ebert House Braddock Heights. Rev W C Royal improving after surgery at Hill Top House Harpers Ferry.
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Braddock Heights
Fist Baptist Church
Robert H. McNeill
Washington
W. W. Davis
Maryland Lord's Day Alliance
McNeill
Calvary Baptist Church
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
Transients records show court dispositions this summer
A six week tally from the Frederick Transient Center shows 59 arrests with 40 belonging to the center. Of the 40, 29 fined or dismissed, 17 sent to House of Correction, 130 days jailed for street fighting, and 32 were drunkenness cases. The period covers June 13 to August 8 under Mayor Lloyd Culler.
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George H. Fout
Frederick
Fout
House of Correction
Lloyd ©. Culler
Fou
Culler
Maxwell
Tran
County committee names removed from ballots ruling
A court ruling orders the removal of county committee names from ballot listings. The decision impacts electoral procedures and ballot design in the affected jurisdiction.
Separate Ballot Rules Stir Frederick County Elections
Frederick County election officials clarified primary ballot rules and wet dry referendums. Deputy Attorney General Wals ER Jones advised that Democratic Central Committee members are not elected at the primary, reducing names on ballots. three separate ballots and distinct ballot boxes for referendum questions were recommended to ease administration. Forty candidates filed by noon for county offices, including Democrats and Republicans, with lists of delegates to the State Convention and local nominees.
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Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Board of Election
Frederick County
Rosenstock
Democratic County Central Committee
Jones
Ib Wold
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Democatiic Central Committee
Steel Cuma Obtavuuayen
Ito
Pat
Ruth Definitely Through At End Of This Season
Boston August 10 Babe Ruth stated he will definitely be through as a major league player at the end of this season. The aging slugger answered questions about his immediate future amid speculation and reports.
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Ruth
Boston
Babe Ruth
Government loans reach small firms with limits stay tight
Washington reports that direct loans to small manufacturers are rising but far from a cure for recovery. Banks remain cautious with strict collateral rules and high hurdles. RFC and Federal Reserve loans target payrolls and materials, mostly for small industry and firms facing higher NRA costs.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
NRA
RFC
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
The
AAA likely to drop crop reduction program for 1935
Washington reports the AAA program of crop reductions may be abandoned in part for 1935 after July crop condition notes. Aridity worsens wheat, oats, and corn prospects, with last year’s carryovers expected to fall to normal as supplies tighten and officials fear political opposition if prices rise.
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Washington
AAA
Broun
Clergymen Rebel Over Hitler Faith Oath
Berlin August 10 AP Many clergymen oppose a law requiring an oath of fidelity to Hitler as part of a move to unify the Protestant church. Bavarian Wuerttemberg and Hanover leaders protest passage. About 800 clergymen are suspended for opposing the chancellor and Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller who wields sole power over church matters.
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Citer Betes Queel
Hitler
National Synod
Wuerttemberg
Hanover
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Mueller
Inflation Dullness In Markets After Inflationary Rush
New York reports calmer financial markets after a surge in inflation driven buying. Short covering faded and prices fell modestly while U S government bonds remained active and the dollar showed slight pressure on exchange dealing. Wheat cotton and rubber faced profit taking though demand held for waterborne goods. Call money renewed at one percent.
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New York
Financia
United States
Quiet Birthday Observed for Hoover at Stanford Home
Palo Alto scholar Hoover marked his 60th birthday with a quiet celebration at his campus residence. Friends gathered for dinner as the event proceeded without ceremony. Nearby, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yard shut down Monday night affecting eighteen workers, including two elderly men, amid ongoing operations and job shifts. Arthur Biddinger remained hospitalized in Frederick Guy Hospital after unspecified injuries.
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Herbart Hoover
Stanford
Casinouna Fuaui Ae
Uae
Rick Iroich
Baltimore
Ohin Raihoad
Jock
Tle
Roosevelt Returns From Trip Amid National Debates
President Roosevelt returns to Washington after a cross country tour as NRA AAA and other New Deal issues loom. The White House faces debates on relief, finance, and naval arms limits while Congress weighs next steps.
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Roosevelt
Wire House
Chiccago
Union Station
la Greet
United States
Embpacoo
WIL
Jaber
First Day Satisfies Witness About Bandit In Guard Disguise
A witness testified he did not perceive the act as the bandit wore guard attire. The comment suggests the disguise influenced his perception of the event.
NRA Personnel Must Be Cut Says Johnson
Johnson notified NRA employees that the blue eagle organization must reduce staff due to declined work. He sent a personal letter stating no one on the current roll will be dismissed without notice and efforts will be made to reassign or place workers not longer needed.
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NRA
Johnson
Blue Eagle Organization
Pope Urges Support of Fight on Films
Pope Castel Genaolls July campaign appeal urged delegates to back the fight against films. The message described the move as a moral stand and called for unity among groups.
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Castel Genaolls
Dave
Pases Ons
Agai Filmes
Cloudbursts Bring Relief to Drought Areas Across Several States
Rains blamed on widespread cloudbursts reach Colorado Nebraska Indiana and Kentucky easing drought impact. Nebraska towns report up to a inch with showers elsewhere while storms force road closures and even flood Bear Creek canyon near Denver. Missouri and Chicago miss the rain as heat lingers and forecasters warn of a slow cool down.
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Neal
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Iowa
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Western Maryland Trust opens on Thursday replacing Central Trust
Officials of the Western Maryland Trust Company praised opening day results with many new accounts as they displaced Central Trust at Market and Church. New state banks began operations at Middletown Walkersville Sykesville and Poolesville amid busy openings. The receiver H E Merks reported assets turned over to Peoples Liquidating Corporation and plans to pay 16 percent claims in cash to depositors while pursuing stock liability from former Central Trust stockholders.
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Old Central Trust Company
Market
Church Streets
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Sykesville
Poolesville
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H. E. Merks
Central Trust Company
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
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Motion Picture Director Shoots Himself at Home
William Scorre, 40, motion picture director and former husband of Frances Marion, shot himself in his oceanfront home. Los Angeles coroner officers said the bullet entered his head. the incident appears self inflicted. Born April 25 1893 in Douglas Kansas, he had recently attended Miss Marion's funeral and worked on The Good Exrte.
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Scorre William, Hill
Mamia Yy
Los Angeles
Frances Marlon
China
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Kan
Marion
Miss Dwin
Bill
Tragic Fall Claims Dancer in New York Elevator
A dancer from New York died after a fall in an elevator. The report mentions Helen Matcom and her father Mattom, with other names linked to the incident. Details are fragmented, but the event centers on a fatal elevator accident in the city.
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Wuped
Aniené
York
Eistead
Helen Matcom
James Ghibert
City Sees Light Rain Fall Across Frederick Area
A shower drenched Frederick Thursday afternoon with 0.33 inches and another 0.1 inch today. Heavy rain favored the south near Buckerstown while Middle town Valley reported showers. The brief shower began around morning hours and lasted about an hour. High humidity and a high of 30 degrees characterized the day.
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Frederick
Buckerstown
Middletown
Great Northern mail train derailed near Wolf Point
A westbound Great Northern mail train derailed at Wolf Point Montana after striking a motorcar left on the track. Engineer Robert Jelle was killed, fireman Eo Gamer was scalded, and Mrs Benedict of Benedict North Dakota was lightly injured as six of nine mail cars left the rails.
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Mont
Robert Jelle
Eo Gamer
David Livingston
Cof Benedict
N. D
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