Heavy rains halt work at Cascade documents flood damage
Flooding from torrential rains and high winds disrupted activities across Maryland and Delaware. Counties reported rising Monocacy and flooded roads, with crops damaged and streams overflowing. no fatalities were reported, but property damage was extensive and many roads blocked.
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Cascade
Associated Press
Delaware
Maryland
Bethany Beach
Del
Delaware Guard
States
Monocacy
Butaries
Ceres- Je
Emmitsburg
Newtown
E. D
Greenfield
Furnace Ford
North County
Lewistown
Weather report fragment with uncertain figures
Fragmented weather data reports precipitation for 24 hours and temperatures. Values are garbled with several numbers and months, giving unclear totals and conditions. The readable element notes a day with light rain and cooler temperatures amid noisy OCR.
Interstate Commerce Board Refuses Major Coal Rate Change
The Interstate Commerce Commission today refused to alter freight rates on coal from Pennsylvania Maryland and northern West Virginia to eastern New York New England areas. It found the general rate structure not unlawful except for a few instances and upheld current trans shipment rates from the same mines to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore for export and coast wide movements.
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Washington
Interstate
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Wink Hwes
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York Milk Strike Brings Large Arrests and Guard Presence
Serasuse N Y August 11 AP deputies and State troopers guard the area as the state milk strike enters its eleventh day. Rioting subsides after more than nine farmers were arrested across six counties yesterday.
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Serasuse
N.Y
APY
New York State
New York
Camden
N. Y
Auto violations tally fines across counties this week
Week ending Wednesday sees state motor vehicle fines total 5390.50 with three fourths from counties. Names include Lester Koons for DUI and reckless driving and George Poole for reckless driving. licenses revoked or suspended for Koons and Riddell after fatal crash. others cited for no license, speeding, or exceeding 35 mph.
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Commissioners of Motor Vehicles
Broderick
Albert Betts
Thomas O.rman
A. R. Thompson
Taneytown
Lester S. Koons
Taylorsville
George PF. Poole
Rocky Jess
Urbana
Jerry Davis
Robert Morgan
W. A. Riddell
East Second Street
Lawrence E.i Stouter
Emmittsburg
Frederick couple abort marriage license then wed in New York
Raymond B Morgan and Glatys Irene Goldwyn obtained a license in Frederick but returned it after learning they could not marry there. Morgan, 34, an architect from New York, and Goldwyn, 48, of West 44th Street, proceeded to New York for a second ceremony. In Medford a grocery burglary yielded $1.95 cash. a mail sack was cut open with no other losses. Sheriff Ray Yohn led the inquiry.
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Frederick
Raymond B Morgan
Glatys Irene Goldwyn
New York
Mr. Morgan
West 139Th Street
Charles E. Morgan
West Patrick Street
Medford
United States
Ray Yohn
Destructive Tornado Strikes Frederick Area in 1929 Storm Pattern
The report recalls a tornado path parallel to Maryland’s worst storm of May 2, 1929. It damaged dwellings and bars from Lewistown to Dublin, passing near Harmony Grove and Walkersville. The 1929 twister killed two and injured six, with widespread destruction and a large tree hurled into a yard.
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Lewistown
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick
Aroas
Harmony Grove
Dublin
Walkersville
Lutherans in Frederick Set 61st Homecoming Day
Frederick Lutheran church plans a 61st Homecoming with past members invited. The celebration includes a church school program, a historical address by Rev Dr Abdel Ross Wentz, musical performances, an old timers program, and a community lunch in the chapel lawn. Leaders and former pastors will attend, with a formal program conducted by a committee headed by Amos John Traas.
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Frederick
Than Sands
DeLauter
Abdel Ross Wentz
Gettysburg Seminary
Marland
Runo
Kuhlman
Eleanor Escuelo
Guilmamnt
Boellman
New World
Clara Zimmerman
Amos John Tras
John L. Shar
Steel
Roy Irs. Engle
Eleanor
Jesse W. Kolb
Gardner
Ih Coma Aimmen
Tne
Miners Recall Strike in 1922 as Unity Fails
Payette County Pennsylvania miners who joined the 1922 national coal strike recall their past. Union leadership under Lewis fails to sway them back to work, leading to continued low pay and disillusionment. Adversarial government and NRA efforts falter amid local resentment and incomplete settlements.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service Wester
Washington
Payette County
Dann L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
The
Steel Corporation
National Coal
Cbal
Vaiplde 9A Tenan
Hata Fami Thea
MLW
Fayette County
Getriyal
Newis
Fayette
Lewis
Johnson
NRA
Clyllian Conservation Corps Camp Improves Facilities After Downpour
Despite heavy rain near Fish ing Creek the Clyllian Conservation Corps reported no injuries or major damage. The camp unveiled a new dining hall 120 by 21 feet with a kitchen, built by Corps members, funded by Joseph D. Baker who was guest of honor. Captain Frank Hayne outlined future activities as work continues on tents, lighting, and a swimming pier while services and public ramp visits continue.
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Clyllian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
Joseph
D. Baker
Baker
Frank Hayne
U. S.A
Cficer
Public Memorial Service at Beth Sholom Synagogue
A public memorial service will be held at Beth Sholom Synagogue Sunday at 7:30 p.m. for Rachbi Wolfci who died August 22, 1992, with Rabbi Emil Friedman officiating. Leo Weinbs, the congregation president, will deliver an address, and Miss Amelia Weinberg will read a piece interpreting Rabbi Willner’s life. The text notes Rabbi Willner’s longtime leadership from 1924. The article ends with a stray, unrelated line about whale catches in America.
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Beth Sholom
Rachbi Wolfci
Hebrew Bar
Emil Friedman
Regation
Leo Weinbs
Willner
Amelia Weinberg
Radhi Witlner
Withdrawal or Blue Eagle 15 Termed Costly
A terse report notes Johnson stating the withdrawal of Blue Eagle 15 carries costly consequences. The item emphasizes the stated death sentence alongside the withdrawal remark.
Four More Agreements Approved amid New Code Talks
The administration approved temporary modified re employment deals for four industries boots and shoes wholesale drugs cheese and cotton batting. negotiators prepared hearings on a permanent code for the bituminous coal industry as labor board sought talks with Pottsville shirt makers. Johnson warned of an economic death sentence if code changes fail and pressed for compliance before the blue eagle is withdrawn.
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Dobnson
National Labor Board
Pottsville
Jalvisoty
Johnson
Market Dismal as Support Is Withheld in Quiet Session
New York stock market opened with diffidence as grains weakened and the speculative public remained cautious. Traders were unable to match prices on many issues while professional investors accounted for the limited activity. Call money held at one percent and sterling opened at 4.4875 dollars, down slightly from the prior close.
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New York
Rome in Festive Trim for Balbo’s Arrival
Rome prepares for General Balbo's air armada with welcoming placards banners and florals. Government workers decorate balconies and windows with tricolor tapestries flowers and lanterns for a grand Roman holiday honoring Balbo arriving tomorrow.
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Rome
Balbo
Carla Mace
Genetalo Balbo
Machado ready ten cut under Hen proposal
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and phrases like Hellys Tap Ay Buoy war and Passer WW. Gary Seaver Teele Dan with unclear context. The garbled lines reference a government plan and potential actions but lack coherent events or dates.
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Machado
Hellys
Ole Heaven
Gary
Anna
Seaver
Teele
Blondeil
Gare
Pavia
New Cuban Political Shifts Amid Bomb Attack
Reports indicate a liberal party maneuver to maintain power as Machado foes gain momentum. A Havana street car bombing injures seven policemen, while U.S. policy outlines a Cuban reform program including debt restructuring and land development.
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Havana
Guha
Acqumiers
Gerard Yo
Presi
Gon
Alverta Herrera
Orestes Poypeni
Ronge
Geil
Herrera
Liberal Party
Machado
Imax
Lberal
Inter-smeddling
Ambassador Welles
Pledge to Abstain Gains His Freedom
Howard Schrader of Brunswick faces a sixty day sentence and fines after pleading abstention from intoxicants while a Civilian Conservation Corps member. He was released on condition of deducting $1.80 in costs. Capt. Frank Hayne testified Schrader assaulted him at Mahing Creek Camp. arrest made by Constable Charles W. Smith.
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Howard Schracher
Brunswick
Mike
Frank Hayne
Schrader
Hayne
Hyner
Mahing Creek
Charles W. Smith
Negro Pranks End in 53 Day Baltimore Jail Sentence
A man named George Beas of Rockmount NW.G. received a 53 day sentence after a series of pranks culminated in commandeering a B&O locomotive in Baltimore rail yards. He first hammered on a woman's door demanding admission, prompting a neighbor’s scream. A railroad worker, Edwin Bell, saw Beas aboard an engine, threatened him with a knife, and Beas was charged after attacking Bell and causing the locomotive to move at speed and crash through a doorway and stop shortly after.
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Baltimore
George Beas
Rorky Mount
NW. G
Grorgetta Bheckels
Farda
Edwin Bell
Chate
Benl
Beas
Best
Veterans Board Names for Maryland Claims Review
Gen. Frank T. Hines announces Maryland veterans claims review board members and alternates: Amos W. Woodcock Salisbury George R. Henderson Cumberland A Vernon Collison Baltimore alternates William M. Storm Frederick James A. Haley Baltimore Vincent Jamison Hagerstown. Additional Thurman names support Roosevelt NRA appeal including L. Berkowich J Ross Byler & Son M P Gareback Howard F. Late Mrs M H Trego W R B OToole Russell Bulkman Creeger Motor Co J M Creeger Wisotzey Bros Gail & Smith M & Creager & Son. Searles Farm sold 107 acre farm between Walkersville and Daysville at mortgage sale. sheriff sale of personal property held. Middletown Cannery not to ban operations due to unfavorable conditions and reduced acreage. canning demand continues elsewhere. Evidence hearings noted in Salem Mass Arg. 21 AP.
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Washington
Special Board of Review
State of
Maryland
Frank T. Hines
Administrator of
Veterans’ Affairs
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Salisbury
George R. Henderson
Cumberland
A. Vernon Collison
Baltimore
William. M. Storm
Frederick
James A. Haley
Vincent Jamison
Hagerstown
Thurmen
Thurmid
Roosesvelt
NRA
L. Berko
Wich
Firemen’s Annual Conference Opens in Greencastle Pa
Rev. BFL Billbaugh of Ian Myersville United Brethren speaks at the Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association sessions in Greencastle Pennsylvania. The gathering marks day one of the yearly convention.
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Bfl Billbaugh
Ian Myersvile
United Brethren
Firemen's Association
Greencastle
Oyster Marketing Agreement Studied
Washington August 11 CAP An oyster marketing agreement and rate of fil dealer discussed by trade members with Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials would divide producing states into four groups. The North Atlantic division includes Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Delaware. The Middle Atlantic division includes Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. There would be a southern and a Pacific coast division. The code would authorize committees to draw up a marketing plan and establish a uniform grading system.
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Washington
Prohibition Office Dismisses Sixteen Agents in Maryland
Sixteen agents of the Prohibition Bureau in Maryland were dismissed, leaving about twenty-five others retained under deputy administrator L. R. Smith. Enforcement now falls under the Bureau of Investigation at the Department of Justice.
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Bustimors
Prohibition Bureau
L. R. Smith
Maryland
Smith
Prohibition Enforcement
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Unclear OCR fragment on education and family ties
Fragmentary text mentions a son of the Rajaa of Banaras and a bandmaster relation, with references to technical education and a person named Lacy Wiley. Information is garbled and cannot confirm events or date details.
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Charis Bruni
Tie Marae
Fabore
Rajaa
Benares
Fa Crite
M Lacy Wiley
iLoodos
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