Immunization drive urged for Point of Rocks children
Health officials announce a state law requiring vaccination before school enrollment and plan an August 19 immunization event at the Point of Rocks schoolhouse. Dr. Kefauver and Dr. Beatson lead the effort to immunize children under 12 against diphtheria and typhoid, with broader calls to prevent rabies, tetanus, and other diseases.
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Thuy
Porn of Rocks
Patos of Rocks
Point of Rocks School House
EC. Kefanver
Caldren
Adamstown
T. Circle Beatson
Buckerstown
Point of Rocks
Kefeuver
New York State
Frederick County
Kefauver
Maryland
Baltimore City
Montovia
Washington County
Hagerstown
E C. Kefauver
Robert Rilsey
Maryland State Health Department
C. E. Waller
U.S. Publc Health Service
Washingtea
Dr. Riley
Ree Emerges Fikay Willem Bitely Birthday Tribute
An 79th birthday observance for Fikay Willem Bitely in Hagerstown area with family dinners at the Beely home near Frederik and mentions of Mr. Brely linked to local churches and civic figures. The notice references community events at the Evangelical Reformed church and notes relatives including Rev. Dr. H L Keeffe.
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Bitely
Beely
North Maz
Near
F. Cxushier
Birety
Brely
Hagetstown
Frederik Ran
Ana
Miz
Berety
Alderman G
Men's Bible Ci
Evangelical Reformed Church
Burnday
Servedt Sef
Hagerstoan
HL. G. Keeffe
Rockville Plans Suburban Water Supply Upgrade
At a conference in Waring, officials including Mayor Spates and Councilman Clagett discussed Rockville water mains and potential suburban supply. The commission's engineer Mr. Moore and Secretary J. Darby Bowen noted questions about charter limits and possible state legislative authority before proceeding with new water purchases.
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Waring
Mar Roger Spates
Counciimen
Joseph L. Clagett
Stedman Preasent
H. Worttgsoe Talbot
J. Pat Broset
T. Howart Duckes
Bexy HO Baker
Donald Clagett
Mr. Moore
J. Darby Bowen
Rockville Fair Schedules 15 Running Races at Montgomery Co Show
At the 76th Montgomery County Fair in Rockville Maryland on August 20 22 23 and 24 the horse and pony show includes 15 running races with purses totaling 2775. Events span half mile six furlong and mile distances with prizes from 100 to 250 under Maryland Jockey Club rules and no entry fees.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Agriculture Society
Race Committee
Tne Waters
Joel W. Brow
Harvey J. Harris
Maryland Jockey Club
Hotel Braddock ruins smoulder after devastating fire
The Hotel Braddock on the mountain top burned Monday, leaving only stone walls as the frame collapsed. Firefighters and investigators later reported the ruins continuing to smoulder with guards on site and residents from Frederick and nearby towns visiting the scene.
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Braddock
Frederick
William Smith
Mast
Independent Hose Company
Young Seeks Parole From Term IV Prison
Syivester L. V. Young, former lawyer and real estate man of Hagerstown, serving seven years for embezzling about 200000, filed parole with Ambrose J. Kennedy, State Parole Commissioner. Once owner of a Frederick garage, he ran as a Maryland gubernatorial candidate years ago. His parole request will be considered Wednesday by the commission.
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Syivester L. V. Young
Hagerstown
Ambrose J. Kennedy
Tove
Young
Frederick
Nouns
Onot
Sotiauepany
Marland
Inter
Notable Rise and Variability in School Enrolment
An official State Department of Education notice reports enrollment climbed from 81,000 in September to 103,600 in December, then fell to 99,000 in May. absenteeism due to illness and rural multi-grade teaching complicate attendance, with many 13 to 16 year olds in agricultural areas attending fewer than 100 days.
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State Department of Education
Winess
Men Held in 20000 Bond for Defrauding Physician
Two men were jailed on $20,000 bond on charges of defrauding Fort Wayne physician Dr. M. F. Schick of about 1760000 in a California desert land scheme linked to the Boulder Dam project. Promoters W. L. Irvin and L. C. Connor allegedly urged irrigation profits, later claiming the land offered no benefits and the sale was misrepresented.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
California
Boulder Dam
W. L. Irvin
L. C. Connor
M. F. Schick
Unidentified Vessel Sinks After Collision Near Cape Rocca
Lisbon report says the Spanish merchant ship Bo collided at dawn with an unidentified vessel four miles off Cape Rocca. The other ship sank immediately with presumed all hands. Bo suffered damage but searched the area without success.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Cape Rocca
Leading Bacteriologist Meade Bouton Dies in New York Home
Meade Bouton, 73, a renowned bacteriologist and longtime Johns Hopkins professor, died at his New York home. Born in Virginia, he earned his medical degree and taught at Johns Hopkins, the University of Missouri, St Louis University, and other institutions since 1925.
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New York
En Lork
U. 3
Stel Common
Hig
A. Va
Johns Hopkins Medical
Collezgz
University of Missour
St Lous University
Man Reported Killed in Explosions at California Refinery
An explosion at a San Pedro refinery caused one man to be killed and five others to be believed burned. The victim was identified as Perron. Authorities continued to assess the extent of the blaze and injuries as rescue efforts continued at the plant.
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Explos San Pedro
Cal
Air Racer Tests Resume Amid Clearing Weather at Annapolis
Annapolis Aug 130 AP Clearing weather at the Naval Academy suggested Lieutenant Alford J Williams might resume test flights of his Mercury Racer. Academy officials unavailable for comment, but aviation section sources said a test flight off Kent Island was being considered.
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Alford J. Willams
Sary Fiver
Naval Academy
Wiliams
Academy
Aviaon
Kent Island
Record making engine ends long endurance run
In Kansas City on August 13 locomotive No 4113 which held the world endurance record concluded a 225 day 7350 mile run with the engine reported in good condition. The prior record stood at 3500 miles after the engine was fired in Kansas City and pulled freight between Kansas City and Birmingham Alabama with boiler work and repairs during the journey. Officials noted the engine would undergo federal inspection in a shop.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Big Family Reunion Draws 125 Relatives in Woodfield Area
In Woodfield near the home of Mr and Mrs EG Ward a large reunion of the Inte Mr and Mrs Seite L Ring descendants gathered for Mas day before her marriage to Miss Burdette. About 125 people from Washington Baltimore Montgomery and nearby counties enjoyed games and noon feast. Reverend Holtman led prayer and hymn before Junction meal. Prominent attendees listed include Burdette and King families from Gaithersburg Rockville Clarksburg and Damascus among others.
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Washington
Baltimore
Montgomery
Wiliam‘ ML. Holtman
Keyser
W.va
Laytonsvillé
Methodilst Episcopal Church
Willam Sicndson
Paul Brown
Annie Ogle
Gertrude Burdette
Wills B Burdette
George Ray
Rockville
Henry Flock
Hagerstown
Herbert Burdette
Perry Burdestis
Wills Burdette
Deeis Warfield
Hazel Burdette
Byrd Butler
Ray Hilton
Kenneth Burdette
Otis Watkins
Perry Burdette
Mount A
Norman B. Jacobs
Mary Jacobs
Gaithersburg
Willam M. Hoffman
Russell
Iain Ward
Milon Burdette
Hazel Jacobs
Mary Johnson
Julia m King
Mabel King
Russell King
William Purdum
James Purdum
Moss Evelyn Purdum
Clarksburg
Maurice Watkins
William Watkins
Purdum Linthicum
Julia Beall
Barry Bea
George Hattkins
Jean Burdette
Eleanor Hawkins
Norman Burdette
Raymond King
Marjorie Hing
Cromereil King
Aira
James Burdette
James King
Woodfield
John Burdette
Wiliam Warfield
Damascus
Lindberghs Arrive in Cleveland for Visit
Unclear text describes the Lindberghs arriving in Cleveland for a visit. Fragment mentions Gaz and stream condition with scattered terms about Petomas Moxos and meat. No coherent events or dates are established.
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Lindberghs
Cleveland
Scout Jamboree Ends in England at Arrowe Park
Tens of thousands of boys left Arrowe Park England after the great World Scout Jamboree closing. About 50 000 youths from nearly 50 countries waved farewell. Chief Scout’s message called the symbol of peace a golden arrow and urged ambassadors of peace as they return home. The next jamboree will be in 1933 at a later site.
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Arrowe Park
England
Lapewell
Northlands
Southlands
Eastlands
Westlands
American Attacked by Unknown Englishman in Mayfair
Philip Eaton, an American visitor, was taken to hospital in dangerous condition after a savage attack in his flat in London s Mayfair district. Police cited one man as the attacker, while Eaton said he invited an unknown man inside for a drink before the assault occurred. The attack remains under investigation with few additional details available.
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London
Philip Eaton
Mayfair
Eaton
Corland Yard
Appointment of Alpert C. Williams to Farm Loan Board
President Hever appointed Alpert C. Williams of Texas as a member of the Federal Farm Loan Board. Appointment announced from Washington on August 3.
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Washington
Alpert C. Wiliams
Texas
Federal Farm Loan Board
Hever
Frederick Papers Would Do Credit 16 City of 184 000
Frederick Papers would do credit 16 city of 184,000. Aten B Carty, specialist of the Government T3EG as an certain: phasts of te have speck ths latter foiews. SnSSts cracitad' Srreesely.
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Frederick
Aten
Carty
Street Car Strike Triggers Further Clashes
An ongoing street car strike sparks renewed fighting as workers and supporters clash with authorities. Witnesses report scattered scuffles near depots and demonstrations escalating tensions in the city. No injuries confirmed, but police maintain control as protests continue.
De Molay Memorial Services Set After Death Anniversary
De Molay members plan memorial services and a wreath laying at Mt Dietermerery to mark the first anniversary of the death of Ralph Warchlme. The Alumni Chapter honors late Mr. Warchlme with Ralph W. Marsh as Master Councilor and Harry Schroeder as Advisor. Russell Su chacl presides as Alumni Chapter president.
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Arave
Dietermerery
de Molay Aapiser
Aerviers
Mem
Atumal
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Brederick
Gaithersburg Groups Plan Joint Outing
The Gaithersburg Chamber of Commerce and the Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department plan a joint outing at Chapel Point on Wednesday. The event aims to attract a large turnout from Gaithersburg Washington Grove and Montgomery County with bathing, fishing, dancing, baseball and other games.
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Gathersburg
Wiliam 0. Barnett
Joseph Brake
George P. Reber
Gartner
Jacobs
Barnett
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
Gaithersburg
Negro Arrested For Two Year Old Murder In Greenville
Blair Rook, a Black man, held in jail on a charge of shooting and killing Sheri Sam D. Willis two years ago after promises of $500 from local white men the killer would be paid. Sheriff Cliff Bramslett said more arrests were coming and that one suspect is a public figure. Willis was killed June 11, 1927. his wife and deputy were later acquitted.
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Greenville
S.C
Blair Rook
Sheri
Sam D. Willis
Sherif Cliff Bramslett
Willis
Henry Torr
Fifteen Arrested for Riding on Fresh Concrete
AP report states Movorists of concrete were stopped as they rode on fresh concrete laid by road workers. State Road Commission and State Police oversee the enforcement, with officials setting safety standards on the boulevard.
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Kween
State Road Commission
Early Evacuation of Rhine Possible
Fragmentary note mentions an evacuation related to Rhine events with uncertain details. Close reading suggests possible plans or speculation about moving people or assets, but specifics are unclear.
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Rhine
Mayor Culler Urges Water Conservation Amid Drought
Mayor Culler warns of low water supply and urges saving water by avoiding lawn sprinkling and unnecessary use. Weather predicts potential rain, but showers are minor and drought persists. A new ten inch pipe from Frederick to Fishing Creek is being laid, with 2,000 feet shipped from Alabama and more expected within two weeks to advance the project.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Cic
Maser Culler
Frederick
Fishing
Wits
ES. Maxwell
United States Cast
Erem Pipe Company
Hillingham
Alabama
Three Pullman Cars Overturn In Wreck Near Pueblo
Three Pullman cars overturned and three derailed when baggage car trucks broke on Santa Fe Train No. 4 en route to Chicago. Passengers were jostled but none seriously hurt. Relieved by a train from Missouri Pacific and continued to Chicago.
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Pueblo
Col
Santa Fe
Chicago
Here
Trec
Missouri Pacific
Graf Departs for Tokyo on World Cruise
AP report from Friedrichshafen notes the Oral Zeppelin will depart Thursday morning for Tokyo as the second leg of a round the world cruise. In other city news Prof George H Emmans has become organist at Grape Reformed Church effective immediately.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
Tokyo
George H. Emmans
Grape Reformed Church
Effectiv
Chalmer W. Wack
Gacese Oo
Ashieeon
D.C
Perenory of Music
Baltes
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