Tragic Martinsburg Truck Crash Claims Driver
A Chevrolet truck overturned on the Petersville Brunswick road near Farmers Club Woods injuring two and killing Roy William Myers, 31, of Martinsburg. The wreck scattered produce along the highway as the cab crushed the workers. Myers died at 6:18 p.m. at Brunswick Hospital.
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Farmers’ Club
Bedlock
Roy William Mygma
Robert Breeden
Fee
Seriowsee Prederick City Hospital
Martinsburg
W. V
Mith
Myr Éis
Breeden
Brunswick
Luttrell
Fetersville-Brunswick
Maryland
Martins~ Fers
Harpere Ferry
Charles Town
Mycra
Myers
May
Re Wa Ee
Vorhees Susteraed
Myera
Miton G. Urorr, Jr
Baltimore
Gonrad
John W. Myers
East Martin
Treet
Green Hill Cemetery
Richard Mp Corrad
Fuses
Drummer Boy of Shiloh Turns 84 in Retirement
Brigadier General Clem, once the famed Drummer Boy of Shiloh, marks his eighty fourth birthday in retirement at San Antonio. His boyhood battlefield fame began when he ran away from Newark, Ohio, to enlist and drum during Civil War scenes, later fighting through Chickamauga and earning a sergeant’s rank before enduring injuries.
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Washington
Outbland
Shiloh
Joan Lincoln
Clem
U.S. A
San Antonio
Texas
Wis
Newark
Ohio
Johnny
Shi‘oh
Chicamauga
Ota Imagnes
Johnny Waleed
Bim
Wes
State Board of Education chief denies blocking Cook’s term
Cumberland Aug 12 Tasker J Lowndes president of the State Board of Education said the body functions without regard to politics and did not block Republican moves to replace Dr Albert Cook as State Superintendent. He noted Cook's term extends for a year or more and no appointment to the new term has been considered. Annual outing held by Eureka Maryland Assurance staff ends with Chesapeake Bay trip to Annapolis Noilvik and Gia Point Comoe.
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Cumberland
Tasker J. Lowndes
State Board of Education
Albert. &. Cook
Wilmer P. Davis
Caroline County
Ocean City
Lowndes
Davis
Cook
Guard
Myrness
Upos
Frederick
Eureka Maryland Assurance Corporation
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Anthony Marrone
Hugh Glonaker
Dorothy Grave
Japanese Officer Nagata Dies From Sword Wounds In War Office
Tokyo August 12 Lieut Gen Tetsu nagata director general of Japanese military affairs died today of sword wounds inflicted by Lieut Col Aizawa during a fight in nagatas office. The war office noted tension after recent army shifts and resignation talk involving War Minister Senjiro Mayashi. Nagata was one of Mayashi’s strongest supporters and was wounded in his War Office rooms this morning after an argument. Aizawa was arrested amid a broader officer discontent since July 16 following Hayashi’s purge of director general of military education Jinzaburo Mazaki.
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Tokyo
Tetsuzan Nagata
War Office
Aizawa
Nagata
Senjiro Mayashi
Nagate
Ttlaw
Abbi Ogle Faroe
Hayashi
Jinzaburo Mazaki
Pennsylvania Guards Against Disease Spread
Harrisburg announces Gov. Bark requests exclusion of regular army and national guard troops from Pennsylvania Third Corps Area maneuvers due to infantile paralysis concerns in Virginia and the District of Columbia. A health and military conference is planned to decide on troop participation and border cleaning measures.
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Harrisburg
Bark
Dern
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wealth Department
Earle
Angers
Health Department
Capitol
George H. Earle
Edith MacBride-Dexter
Oder
F.C. Shannon
Frederick B. Kerr
Gardner Waller
Senate Reverses Tax Plan Replacing Low Income Increase
The Senate finance committee abruptly rejected higher income taxes for individuals under a bipartisan shift. The panel adopted a plan taxing only incomes over 1 million while preserving estate and gift tax increases. The move signals a quick path to the floor with potential adjournment debates.
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Washington
Senate
Newrithie “Adan
Roosevelt
Loese
Sun. Barkley
Kentucky
Speaker Byrnes
Wil Shorten Seasion
Sen. Robinson
White House
Harrison
Mississippi
Exhibit of impatience. Rhode Island vote đánh
Rhode Island Governor Theodore F. Green dismissed the statewide election as a temporary exhibit of impatience. He said the result should not be seen as a predictor for 1936 and noted voters’ disillusion with the New Deal. Charles F. Risk, a Republican, won the RI House seat on an anti New Deal platform.
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Keene
Rhode Island
Theodore F. Green
Green
Fihode Island
Charles F. Risk
Popubiican
Carina
House of Representatives
College Student Dictates Traffic Violations Crusade
A New York college student, Henry Lipkin, vows to photograph and report license numbers of motorists who run red lights. He sent a batch of numbers to Police Commissioner Valent ine urging action against violators. Lipkin says the plan would make pedestrians safer, while bystanders react as the crusade unfolds.
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Lipkin
Lewis J. Valentine
Weedbine Girl Wins 4-H Grand Style Prize in Chicago Trip
Mary Moers of Woodbine Md won the grand prime in the 4-H style revue at the 17th annual club rally in Towvecey Maertged. Max Moers earns a free trip to the National 4-H Club Conference in Chicago. Freida Stambaugh of Tamertown placed second and Mary Whison Gibwon of Prince Frederick placed third. all will also go to Chicago.
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College Park
Mary Moers
Woodbine
Maertged
Max Moers
Chicago
Freida Stambaugh
Tamertown
Mary Whison
Prince Frederick
Mussolini mobilizes near million as Selassie denies sea outlet offer
Rome reports Italy pushing mobilized forces toward a million and staging large war games on the Brenner Pass as Emperor Haile Selassie denies an alleged offer to trade Ethiopian territory for a sea outlet. Italian plans would bolster forces in East Africa, with 235,000 already in colonies or ready.
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Rome
Italy
Addis Ababa
Haile Selasisie
Foreign Office
Durban
Union of South Africa
Jan Smuts
Africa
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mussolini
East Africa
East African
Brenner Pass
Army Air Corps Reserve Commisaries Training Graduates
The United air corps reserve corps trained graduates and civilians who have qualified for reserve postings.
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United Air Corps Reserve
Comaisis of War
Air Corps Training Center
Maria Jeritza Weds Winfield Sheehan in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara on August 12 motion picture executive Winfield Sheehan married opera star Maria Jeritz a in a small ceremony at the Franciscan Mile. The bride wore pale pink lace and was attended by Minna Guobell sisters actress and writer Frederick was among the guests.
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Nether California
Kennett Dam
Entral Valleys
Talen
Frias
Santa Barbara
Calif
Winfield Sheehan
Maria Jeriim
Sal
Minna Qoubell
Biwie Burke
Wae Best Moe
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August Weintgan
Felix Adler
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Martyland
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Senate Finance Committee
New York
Henry Tawae
Klein
Canada
Alexander MacDonald
Sir John
Disraeli
Sir John Macropis
MacDonald
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
NEA Service, Inc
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Smuts
H. L. Mills
E. Patrick St
Maria Jeritza
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
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McCall's
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