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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1938

Page

7

Overdraft Calls Cause Concern in Frederick County

Frederick County officials warn overdrafts from gasoline tax distributions may exceed $25,000 by September 30. County commissioners oppose, urging local taxes to cover road debt while criticizing state law and seeking repeal. Washington and Carroll counties show partial payments and remaining overdrafts amid distribution disputes.

Frederick Stat Roads Commission Frederick County Baltimore City J. Glenn Beall Commission Frank Luthardt Motor Vehicle Commissioners Office Luthardt State Roads Commission WWE Adcopt Beall Roads Commission Washington County Carroll County

Rain and Cooler After Afternoon Thunderstorm

A heavy rain swept the city and region on Wednesday, followed by a thunderstorm and cooler air. Rain measured up to 0.47 inches with later totals around 0.50 inches, ending by seven. Temperature fell from a high near 90 to about 80 degrees, with no local damage reported.

Thirty-eight candidates filed for county offices

The County Board of Este ti an Supervisors reported thirty eight candidates filed certificates for county offices by the August 22 deadline, with six more announced. New filers include C Floyd Feate and Ernest E Mills of Brunswick, plus Charles S Houck Jr Walkersville who will file for the House of Delegates. Other names listed were Luther H Kedholtz, Edgar W Feaster, Frank W Fraley, and Charles C Putman. The final withdrawal deadline this Friday marks a key change, with withdrawals only possible until then. preparations for the primary ballots will begin after the final filing date, and ballots are expected to be lengthy.

Board of Estetian Supervisors Tmber W.defficeé Secretary of State C Floyd Feate Ernest E Mills Brunswick House of Delegates Luther H Kedholtz Emmurisburg Edgar W Feaster Walkersville Frank W Fraley Catocin Furnace Cnar’ee C Putman Lewistown Camm G Hunter Bowers Daymdaigh Davies Bowers

Jap Army Seeks Weak Spot in Yangtze Defenses

Shanghai reports say Japanese forces attacked Chinese lines along the Yangtze to probe a weak point for an advance toward Hankow. One column tried to break west of Winkiang while another force landed on Lake Chiu’s southern shore but was repulsed. The Rock of Gibraltar is cited as a separate fact.

Shanghai Japan Hankow Winkiang Lake Chiu

Sharp Break In Hog Prices Continues

Chicago Aug 10 hog prices show one of the sharpest declines on record with quotes down 25 to 40 cents per hundredweight to the lowest August level in four years. Early deals put top at 8.85 dollars per hundredweight, about 1.40 off the 1938 peak. Traders cite slow pork demand from hot weather and rising hog receipts, with wholesale pork quotations dropping nearly 5 cents a pound and receipts yesterday around 19 000 head, today about 17 000.

Chicago

Millville Plant Destroyed by Lightning Fire

A Stillville Virginia hydroelectric plant of Northern Virginia Light and Power, subsidiary of Potomac Edison, was destroyed by fire after two bolts struck between 6 and 6 30 PM. Two workers inside were shaken but unhurt. The plant near Millville along the Shenandoah river, valued well over 150000 dollars, burned rapidly, with authorities unsure of the final damage. пожар

Stillville Wo Va Northern Virginia Light and Power Company Potomac Edison Company Millville Shenandoah River Harpers Ferry Charles Town George S. Humphrey Hagerstown Humphrey W .A

Ma Chan-shan resumes war with Japan near Mongolian border

The Chinese general Ma Chan-shan, famed for a 1931 Manchurian ruse that earned him hero status by securing Japanese arms and funds before turning on them, is reported to have renewed fighting against Japan in Suliuan province near the Mongolian frontier. He commands several divisions plus 4000 Manchukuo and Mongol troops.

Ma Chan-shan Suliuan

Fire hits Potomac Edison plant in Ohio watershed note

Late night reports describe a blaze affecting a brick plant building with 6,000 kw generating capacity. Wires down caused service interruption across the inter-connected Potomac Edison system. Officials were informed later. the water wheel upgrade may have escaped damage. Spring flood activity is noted as moving vast topsoil.

Potomac Edison Potomac Edison Company

Key Post Drum Corps Winner Of First Prize

In a steady downpour 10,000 spectators watched the 18th annual Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Elks Association convention close in Hagerstown. The American Legion Drum Corps won first prize of 75 dollars for the best drum corps in line, with twelve corps competing. Annapolis Lodge won 100 dollars for most members in line, Sir Dominic's Band from Baltimore earned 50 dollars for best children’s band, and other prizes included 10 dollars for the oldest drum major, S. D. Gibson, aged 74, Havre de Grace, among winners from Washington Pottsville and Waynesboro, Pa.

B. P. O. Elks Hagerstown Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Dar Roy Jason Akron Ohio Francis Scor American Legion Legionnaires Frederick Lodge Lodge Annapolis Sir Dominic Baltimore Havre de Grace Elkin S. D Gibson Washington Pottstows Wayne Bane Waynesboro

Justice of the Peace Ties Record With Many Weddings

Bosper Cy La Aug 11 AP Sapp, a justice of the peace, claims a record year with 1,400 marriages last year and totals 5,000 ceremonies since 1931. The report notes his long service and high volume of weddings performed.

Bosper Cy Sapp Justice of the Peace Bieves

Questions on Page Four Quiz Review

The page lists four statements about poetry history and biology. It asserts Adtthyrambol is a poetry type, the Boxer Rebellion began in 1900, Mandalay is in Burma, and herpetologists are snake experts. The items appear as true/false prompts for student practice.

Mandalay Burma

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