Aviation unit trains on home soil praised by 29th Division officers
Major Coates A commanding officer speaks for the 29th Division aviation squadron in Frederick, noting the first home-soil training since organization. Cobb defends aviators’ image, describes air service dedication, investment, and the field’s use for future aviation development. The meeting also covers Kiwanis picnic plans and local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eywants
Frederick
Baltimore
Cobb
Sug
Frederick Fee
Coates
Jwaara
oMiter
Tata
Langley Field
Shepherd Wiel
Martinsbury
W. Va
Homer
Frederick L. Detrick
Tniestion Dome
Capisir Cobb
Ate
Pranca
Milliary Assay
Mary~land Squadron
Gaz
Gerties
Lindbergh
Cole
Cea R. Wesry
Schroeder
Eime
PF. Munshower
Kiwanis Seser Club
Brac- Geck Heights
Park W. T. Loy
Hagen Gown
Cesper E. Cline, Jr
Lo L. Wilros
Char
Quarn
Richard Baumgardees
Cal
H. M. Wilbon
Battm
Thurmont Elects William J Stoner as Major and Town Officials
William J Stoner elected mayor and head of the town board at the Thurmont election. Nomination and oaths described. other officers include treasurer and clerk. The report notes the adjournment time and mentions several candidates and roles across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stoner
Gmd
Board of Town
Somer
Co Meng
Ehret
Black
Cecicn
Bir
Cady
D. Beachiey
Mostar
May Move N J Monument Meeting for Monocacy Battlefield
A meeting of the Monocacy Battlefield Association is planned for Friday August 14 at 8 p.m. to elect a successor to the late chairman Green Garber and conduct other business. A New Jersey monument may be moved to a more accessible location near Monocacy Junction due to road changes and battlefield history.
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MCA
At & P.m
Gieen
Garber
New Jersey Public Memorial Association
Frederick
New Jersey Monument
Baltimore and Ohio
Monocaey Junction
New Jersey
1Ath Volunteers
Baker Valley Road
Georgetown Road
Acar
Vermont Monument
Thomas Home
Empire State Building Struck by Lightning
The Empire State Building 1250 feet high was struck three times during a thunderstorm in New York. A hole opened in the mooring mast and a flame and thunder detonation were seen, but no damage occurred to the building or its electrical system. Operators on the eighty sixth floor reported a sheet of flame passing by the windows.
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New York
New Empire State Building
Ghdoeles
Eighty- SiNa
County 4 H Boys to Exhibit Calves and Pigs at Timonium Fair
County 4 H clubs plan exhibits at Timonium Fair beginning Sept 7 with calves and pigs. Henry R Shoemaker visits about 100 members across Thurmont Seurmansburg Ballenger New Market and continues visits. Six to eight pigs and about 12 calves will be shown. A dairy judging team and a swine judging team will represent the county with practice at Taneytown and a national contest in St Louis.
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Timonium Parr
Henry R Shoemaker
Thurmont
Seumansburg
Ballenger
New Market
St. Louis
Frederick
Holstein
Clitain
Shoemaker
Growers Face $210,000 Corn Crop Outlook in Frederick County
Growers of sugar corn expect about 17 500 tons worth $210 000 as 7000 acres were planted in Frederick County. Last year’s crop failed with a $271 250 loss and factory price was $15 per ton. Rain now aids the crop while quality remains high in Frederick, a major eastern canning center.
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Commort
Henry KR. Shoemaker
Prust
Frederick
Still on Strike Tas Vegas Nev Ait Thusteen
Eerie draft of OCR text describes labor action and suspensions near Hoover Dam with references to police and federal agents. Mentions Las Vegas and Boulder City amid a tense standoff with unclear details and garbled names.
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Vegas
Nev
Escplor Ment
Sik
Hoover Dam
Sxx Companies
Ir Fam
Toesnerdi
U. S
Tharéhal
Depater
Bouder City
Weather Helps Late Sweet Corn But Drought Affects Wells
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker notes late sweet corn benefited from recent rain but a dry spell, with high temperatures and a thunderstorm. He expects a heavy peach crop and good apples, yet low prices likely due to abundant fruit. Water shortages persist in parts of Gar TOL and Howard counties, spurring talks of state aid as wells and springs dry up.
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Mercury
Henry R. Shoemaker
Gar- Tol
Howard Counties
Deadly blaze in town destroys homes and tents
A severe fire swept through a rural area damaging multiple structures and tents. Firefighters found little water and used a makeshift method to battle the flames, sending residents to safety as the blaze spread, with casualties and property losses reported.
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Capt. Cobb
Chub
Worce
Maryland
Stewer
Deperdy Ee Toe Ewe
Vlew
Detrick Field
New Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
State Armory
G. Hunter Bowers
Robert L Smith
Racewell Terrace
Ene
L. K. Wilson
R M. Rau
Mra
C. Thomas Kemp
J. B. Seliman
J. Travers Thomas
Roth Well Terrace
Hentz Street
Harry M. Nixdortl
Glenn
N. J. Monument
Stickler
Empire State Building
England
London
Timonium
Momn Pop
John D. Hendrickson
Birkabo
Ming
Howe
Ain
Herman Bece
Uae
Scoerel Cis
Don Yourg
James Moffat
Richard Agglkeswoe
Deyion
Canada
Dayton
Washaguan
Might Moffat
J.D Moffat
Oethead Street Railway
Carty’s Christmas Furniture Savings Club
Fursiture
Carty
C.C
Patrick East
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