Fire engine out of service as water runs low in city
The Independent fire engine broke down Tuesday afternoon after repeated alarms. Reserve apparatus from Baltimore was pressed into service to replace the worn unit, with repairs planned and a replacement engine expected from Elmira. The breakdown forces suspensions of city calls and could end county coverage if repairs take ten days.
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Frederic
Ian Woods
Baltimore
Burklare
Sen
Phila Iphia
Moriterue
Santioe
Uni
JEEK ENDURANCE RECORD ATTEMPT BY DELPHES BROTHERS FIRM
Chester F iphey of Delphes Brothers motor l and motor dealers leads an attempt to break the world non stop outboard endurance record on the Potomac near Dam Ne twelve miles from Hagerstown. John Kenode accompanies him and the current holders are TL Witin and George Mishey of Creve ndy Ohio with a 1 hour record. Prize money includes 44 cash plus 30 for every 24 hours beyond 220 hours. refueling is by Chester Weddle and Yam Gold of Hagerstown assisting on site.
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Chester F. ‘Iphey
Delphes Brothers
Jonn Kenode
TL W ‘Itin
George Mishey
Crevendy Ohio
Wid
Dam Ne
Potomac River
Hagerstown
Chester Weddle
Yam Gold
Hagerstoss
Mayors Guests Visit Heights Miniature Golf Start
A local article notes a proposed miniature golf course at Heights with mayoral guests in attendance. The project aims to attract visitors and provide a family friendly attraction for the community.
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Minature
Saobona
Bradsack
Resisted Officers Contend With Suspect in Unclear Incident
Fragmentary text notes officers confronting a subject described as resisting, with unclear context and no clear location or outcomes provided. No definite charges or names are evident in the readable portion.
Forest Fire at Gapland Brought Under Control
A wildfire near Gapland in Frederick County, starting noon near Trego, burned miles of land including David Muflendore’s holdings. No structures were damaged as crews, led by Warden Frederick and Coulter, contained the blaze about two miles from its peak. The fire's origin remains unknown and its extent uncertain.
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Wasas South
Fores
Frederick
Coulter
Tutsgey
Trego
Washington County
David Muflendore
Burkittsville
Fretierick County
Braddocs Heights
GOP Rally Tonight Draws Attendees Across Counties
Local Republican leaders plan transportation and attendance for a campus campaign rally featuring James chairman and Congressman Frederick Man. The event ties to the state campaign ahead of the November election, with other officials expected.
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W. “Bion
Cemizal
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James
Gal
Republican Life Committee
Frederick Man
Free Library Receives New Children’s Books Donation
Mrs. Wil D. Baker presents a sprendic collection of new children’s books to Frederick County Free Library. Items include Newberry Medal titles and works by Beatrix Potter, Booth Tarkington, and others, now on library shelves for youth readers.
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Frederick County
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Madame de Sesur
Tree Katharina
Dott
Aimtlaranne
Moulton
Fitch
Perkin
Perkins
Fairy
Beattix Potter
Penrod
Bowtington
Sam
Booth Tarkington
Gori
Edwinga
John M. Saunders
Town
Smith
Taxi Driver Arrests Fares in Pennsylvania to D.C.
A Gettysburg taxi driver reported five unwanted fares to a point south of Washington after returning Sunday. A warrant at 10 oclock charged Leroy Eld of Emmitsburg with adult charges. two other men named Thomas Bith and Dedicate Wading Pool faced related arrests.
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Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Anc
M. G
Paul
Hood College Dormitory Nears Completion Amid Heat and Weather
Hood College nears completion of a new dormitory costing between 160000 and 180800 dollars designed to house 144 students. Contributors include a 25000 dollar gift, and the Georgian style building features a brick main entrance and a large covered porch.
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College Farm
Focal Education
Alesing
Ing. TE Ucluts
Shriner Hai
Iscaied
Hat Hall
Ings
Norris Wins I Tuesday Primary in Nebraska
Nebraska voters approved the results as candidate Norris led in the Tuesday primary. Reports indicate a Republican contest with Norris securing a key advantage amid a crowded field.
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Norris
Nebraska
Knoxville Woman Told to Bury the Hatchet
Miss Mabel Kelbaugh of Knoxville was found totally guilty of assault and battery on Mary Swope at a street fight site. A prior hearing on August 3 heard witnesses describe the dispute. peace was urged and the sentence withheld pending further action.
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Knoxville
A Mary Swope
People
Poe
Carrie
Bandit Goliath We Ative 2 Ant Fs Pelvathes
A cryptic fragment notes a bandit named Goliath and references two entities titled pelvathes amid nonsensical phrasing. No coherent names, dates, or locations emerge to form a clear event or outcome.
Baby Health Day at State Armory Friday
Health day events run from 9 to 12 Friday at the state armory for children birth to age three. Child health specialists with nurses will conduct examinations and assign ratings with health certificates for those at or above 60 percent. Local officials plan special appointments and organize activities to support parent participation and welfare.
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Dee & Ux
Focal Health
B. C. Kefanver
County Heatther
Martha Flynn
Royal Publietic
H. Sheppard, Jr
Rivaldy Service
Playera
Leanne
Baltimore
Helit Hann
Ian McCardell
Baker Suther
Fear Nanking May Fall Into Possession of Reds
A fragmented report mentions fears that Nanking could come under Communist control as defense concerns and political tensions rise, with unclear attribution to local observers and candidates.
Farmers Discuss Drouth At Colleca Park Conference
Aut. 13 (AP) Farmers gathered for a marketing conference at Colleca Park to address a four month drought. James G. Stone of Kentucky defended the Farm Board while urging cooperative action to stabilize crops and transport needs amid low rainfall and wildfire threats.
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Drouth
Fe Park
Marrfarmers
University of
Stone
Storage Reservoir Halfs Full Amid Prolonged Drought
Storage reservoir levels reach about half full as drought conditions persist with scarce rainfall. Financial or operational implications for water supply and regional utilities noted, including ongoing monitoring and potential conservation measures.
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Drouth
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