Public aerial exhibition and training at Fort Detrick
Frederick county district reports a public exhibition of aerial photographs at Detrick Field scheduled for Sunday afternoon starting at 2 30. The event honors military courtesies with free admission and observers may enter to a safety line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wederick County
Ita
National Guard
Detrick Field
Kenneth G. Kel
Major Masson
Wag
Potomac
Feld
Ebel
Brunswick
Potomac River
Washington
Meehan
Arch~ Iheld
Mesasgeet
Detrick Fleid
Bobiman
Hinds
Cascade
Rogerstown
Hooper
Hannah
Twenty-ninth Division
Signal Corps
Hagerstown
Seid
Charles A. Masson
Wiliam D. Tipton
Virginia Beach
Unemployed Relief Funded by Bond Premiums in Maryland
Baltimore reports Governor Ritchie approved using bond sale premiums to relieve unemployment. Since June Maryland sold bonds with face value 50 000 and earned about 190 000 in premiums to fund bridges buildings and state departments. Condition of Joseph H Holscraft injured in an auto accident is reported satisfactory at Frederick City Hospital.
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Frederick Cury Hospital
Che Wrime
Elam H. Mort
Tourmont
Hursday
Orphans Court
Pte
Isi
Mamie A. Davis
Tank &, Stoner
Board of Ministeria
The
United Lutheran Church
Tressier
Eystile
Perry County
Mortis A. Birei
Thunmont
de. Brey
Catherine Lobr
Bar
C. Lott
Biraiy
Bes Putman
Charles C. Putman
William T. Fort
Emma Delapisser
Charles Delapiaine
Howard Mumford
Weller's Church
Unitec Mthren Church In
Christ
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Acky Ridge
Custer
Ada
Birety
Jacov Hobrbacz
Whey
Stoner
Baltimore
Aremium
Overnor Ritchie
Ritchie
Joseph H. Holscraft
Third
Frederick City Hospital
Weather summary and precipitation figures for August
Fragmented weather record notes August precipitation totals and comparisons to past years. Mentions dates and numeric values for rainfall, temperatures and forecast details with several unreadable phrases. Includes lines about yesterday and tomorrow temperatures and moon phase.
Automobile Damages Pillar at Hood College Grounds
An unnamed driver struck the brick pillar at the Hood College entrance on West Fifth Street around 3 am. The car belonged to Parchie F. Schaffer of Baltimore and was damaged, with no injuries observed. Onlookers declined notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parchie F. Schaffer
Beltimore
West Fifth Sires
Hood College
Bequeathed Library Articles Stored in Federated Charities Building
Articles valued at about 2000 and more bequeathed by Miss Margaret Janet Williams to the Burr Aciz Library in this city are now in storage on the third floor of the Federated Charities Building, South Market street. The collection includes 525 volumes, paintings, engravings, and miscellaneous valuables such as a grandfather clock, teakwood stand, carved mahogany table, a Hermes marble bust, and Lowestoft pieces. The items will become part of the library upon its establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Janet Willams
Burr Aciz
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Focal Institution
Fer
Williams
Tennessee
Carorra
Patlor
Washington
Five Burned to Death in Garage Explosion
Five people died in a fire and explosion at a garage on the eastern edge of Battle Creek Michigan. The blast occurred as an employee poured gasoline into a radiator mistaking it for water. Firemen recovered five bodies within thirty minutes after the ceiling collapsed. about 15 people were in the front of the garage. Victims' identities were not learned.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Plremen
Toof
Lindberghs Delay Nome Departure Amid Clouds and Rain
Coronel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh face delays in Nome Alaska as cloud cover and rain push back plans for the voyage to the Orient. Lindbergh says takeoff to Siberia remains doubtful until favorable weather returns. A photographer’s plane and other plans were also postponed by the poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomt
Alaska
Coronel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Linddereh
Lindbergh
Couch
Nome
Siberia
Widdies Return from European Summer Trip
From the N. Senma comes a report of the two vessels Wl Commerce um Rear Ag and his men returning after a European summer voyage. The dispatch mentions 3,000,000 telegraph cables in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widdies
Va. Anz
Ps Atea
Ees
Eurosean
N. Sema
Tax Bills Mailed to Frederick and Montgomery Residents
About 30 000 Frederick county tax bills were mailed with more to follow in September. Taxpayers must pay by September 1 to avoid 6 percent interest. delinquent January 1 leads to April property sales. Montgomery County plans about 40 000 bills mailed for this year under the new separate parcel approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Thomas A. Chapline
Woodsboro
Chapline
Obanline
Montgomery County
J. Forest Walker
Walker
Agus 20
Rockys
County set to curb late-night amusements with 1 am closing
Montgomery County ordinances would require bowling alleys pool rooms dance halls and roadhouses to close by 1 am. Violations carry fines up to 25 with possible license revocation at county commissioners discretion. Effective date delayed from May 15 due to advertising issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Joseph GC. Cissell
Capt
Cissell
Farmers' Tournament Eight Annual Auction Held at Petersyite Park
An eighth annual farmers' tournament auction occurred at Petersyite Park Bureau near the park above Miss Wick, with activities centered on Petersi locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersyite Park
Rights of Way Delay Brunswick Water Work
Work on Bruns wick water system expansion is delayed due to unconfirmed rights of way. Officials discover prior rights were only options that expired years ago. Engineer Grove will survey, then plans go to the State Board of Health for reapproval before construction can begin.
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Brunswick
Brownsville
Tuch
Eiderion
MAS Ue Leipelaics Lalas
Harry
Aligire
Wien
Algire
W. Jarpoe Grove
State Board of Health
Grove
Showers Beneficial To Crops Of Maryland
Weather and crop outlook for Maryland shows beneficial showers during the nights of the 45th, 5th, and 10th with hot dry spell early in the week. North and northeast winds bring light rain followed by cooler days. crops vary regionally with western Maryland fair to good, eastern and central sadder, grains and pastures affected by heat and dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John R. Weeks
Hamphiedenian Stake Report From Wyomeda Region
Odd transcription notes a stake or land deal in Wyoming with references to acres and measurements. The fragment mentions an event date around a 73 acre parcel and a possible sale or contract action. Names and precise details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Executive pardon for Fall denied in Castle ruling
Castle rejects executive pardon for Fall and bars any pictures taken for the U S government. Pangborn and Herndon Adair are named in the decision as involved subjects or commentators in the case.
Tokyo orders two flyers not to leave city
Washington officials denied that Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn acted for the American government in Tokyo. The two flyers held on suspicions of espionage were ordered not to leave Tokyo and to report to their hotel when leaving. prosecutors weighed court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Washington
Castle
State Department
Hugh Herndondy
Cipde Panghors
Myers
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon Jr
Siberia
Globe
Pangborn
Herndon
Opera
Syers
Pangbam
Quarters Assigned in Rockville Court House
Montgomery County Commissioners approved the apportionment of quarters in the old Rockville courthouse as units move to the new building set to open September 15. A special committee surveyed space use to boost county efficiency while temporary tax staff were dropped August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Court House
Rockville
Montgomery County Commissioners
Clagett C. Hilton
W. Frank Ricketts
Tredsirer
Commissionera
Charles W. Woodward
Police Court
Shheo
States Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Sve County
Ae Parmis & Tris, Co
Etn “Trust Co
Fis
National Bank
Gaishers
Suver Spring National Bank
Takoma Park
Bethesda Asia
More Than 60 Killed In Cuban Revolution
Havana Aug 13 AP reports say yesterday’s clashes between government forces and rebels pushed the death toll in Cuba’s revolution above 60. Police prepare to search havens and houses for arms to curb the revolt, with all capitol buildings scanned and armed individuals sent to Cabana fortress. In Pinar del Rio province 23 died in combat, while Céjus del Negro battles produced 15 fatalities and eight students were ambushed near Artem ton. Troops search for General Maris G. Menocal amidst eight hours of fighting, as casualty details from Cienfuegos remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Arem
Cabana
Pinar del Re
Céjus del Negro
Artemton
Gandhi Declines London Indian Affairs Conference
Bolibay India August 13 AP The National Indian Congress rejects participation in the London conference on Indian affairs Gandhi is not expected to attend as his son Devkded Gandhi says there is absolutely no chance my father will go.
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Jeheh
Hoover
Mitchel
Pall
Sante Fe. N. M
Mitchell
Pall Himerles
New Mexico
William Hils
District of Columbia Court of Ape Deals
Bolibay
India
National Indian Congress
London
Mahsims Gandhi
Devkded Gandhi
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ITY Hospital
AIR Force Linesome
Wlliam H. Mort
Accaal
Adgirs
Nermel
Mary
Avie
Accient
West Fifth
104Th Aero Squadron
Berk
Hagerstown Wesnes
USNS
Brunswick Water
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Mick
Herbert Smiths
Harry Love
Rhys Weak
Tusday
Love
Thomas Wheatley
Vivian Gold
Anna May Harrison
Cmt
Ann Arbor
Harry Lore
Lore
Milan
Cleveland
Aval
Bruening
Berlin
Paris
Laval
James Broad
New York
Texas
Eagles
Ladies' Auxiliary
Fraterna
Order of Eagles
Belvs Park
Furnace Ford Bridge
Iudéy
U. S
Pangborn and
Adair
Nitchell
Justice Hitz
Pomarene and
Rover
Interior
Pinar del Ao
Maris G. Menocal
Cienfuegos
Gandhi
Pubisher Ag
Max von Schisgel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Soch
Broadway
New York City
Pom Schegel, Incorporated
Sith Jahr Wa Sob
Gringers Row
Coltese
Park
Ceptals Zoological Garden
University of Mary
Delaware
West
Rgina
Pennsylvania
Herad G. Reman
Pennsylvanis
Conder
Onde
Gelver
Ube Ixip
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