Drouth Relief Talks Amid Rainfall After Long Dry Spell
In central Kentucky and nearby states a light rain began at dawn after a long drought. Officials including Governors Caulfield and Indiana’s governor petition federal aid and road funds. Reservoirs stabilized briefly as drizzle continued with uncertain forecasts. Canned goods demand rose while farmers anticipate crop losses and relief efforts.
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Washirmon
Raic 2
Timeis
Entucky
Ohio
Virginia
Mary~ Wid
Temmesses
Iquires
Caulfield
Missouri
Hyde
Iowa
Reas
Farmia
Govmor
Indiana
City landmark three coffee pots removed amid fire scare
Fragmented notes describe removal of three coffee pots from a city landmark following a fire alarm at a Kentucky coal mine. Two men discuss preserving the objects as souvenirs while weathered items and a cedar pole are noted replacements.
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Kentucky
Milk Hauling Rates May Be Reopened by SPC
Public Service Commission members forecast reopening the milk hauling rate case due to complaints that July 25 race schedules failed to relieve the situation. Three producers along one line filed protests against the zone based rate schedule the commission set after months of investigation.
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Baltimore
Public Service
Today
Forent Commission
Three Slain in Gang War in St Paul Minnesota
St Paul Minnesota police report a gangland shooting last night leaving three men dead within 200 yards of a Missouri-licensed car near a roadside. One victim identified as Sammy Stein of Minneapolis. Investigators believe a rival gang carried out the killings over slot machine concessions amid a background of mob activity. Birthday party details follow in a second item mentioning Ruth Louise Stroup’s sixth birthday with family attendees and cake.
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St. Paul
Minn
Sammy Stein
Minneapolis
Coleman
Sheri Mahes
Washington County
Missouri
Aed
Harry Stroup
East
Ruth Louise
Elen Priet Ligcie Stroup
of White
Virgini Pher
Mussel
Ruth
Harald Com- Carl
Mike Stroup
William
Richard Delauter
Jimmy Lenhast
Roland Eberts. Jr
Leesburg Lime Plant Burns In Evening Fire
A large frame Leesburg lime plant burned Tuesday night starting around 8 pm. Aided by dry material the blaze quickly spread through the building. Firefighters faced water shortages and most equipment damage was sustained. Estimated loss about 310,000 dollars. Maryland forest fires since January 1 exceed 690,000 dollars in damage.
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Leesburg
Leesburg Lime
Leesburg Fire Company
Brance
Uabie
Wanty
Maryland
Joma R. Curry
Ajone
R-100 Makes Fast Time on Trip to Home Field
Squadron Leader R M Booth and crew set a fast pace in the R-100 airship from St Hubert Airport toward the St Lawrence valley. With 4 Micers and 13 passengers including two officials, the craft logged 80 mph aided by a strong tail wind. Despite a jet handicap they aimed to cross and dock by Saturday morning after an estimated 30 hours. Weather forecasts warned of rough seas in the first half of the ocean.
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St. Hubert
Mewier Gayane
St. Lawrence
R. M. Booth l
Stow
Jackson and O Brine Extend Flight Record Achievement
Jackson and Forest O Brine regained the sustained flight record in the Greater St. Louis monoplane. The craft stayed aloft for 375 hours, surpassing the prior mark by more than 21 hours and remaining near the field as supporters sent congratulatory messages.
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St. Louis
Jackson
Forest O'Brine
St. Lous
O Brine
Conferences Halted In Yeuroda Jail Debate
In Yeuroda jail a daylong debate stalled ceasefire talks as Mahatma Ghanel sought government assurances before abandoning his independence campaign. The adjournment followed two hours of discussion this forenoon.
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Toona
India
Yeuroda
Mahatmi Ghanel
Bars Burned To Drath. az. 14
A short AP dispatch reports a fire incident at Drath, Arizona, with unspecified bars burned. No deaths or injuries noted in the fragment. Fire crews responded to the blaze and contained it after spread to nearby structures.
Engine parts arrival noted in local report
A brief item reports the arrival of engine parts for a local facility, with implied readiness for assembly. No names or dates are clearly legible in the fragment.
Hood College announces faculty for coming year
Hood College names Grace N Brown as registrar and alums Miss Elizabeth Burtner Miss Joyce Horner and Miss Mary Catherine Thompson to join the faculty in physical education English and other departments. New hires include Miss Hazel Briggs in botany and bacteriology and Miss Dorothy Walsh as philosophy assistant.
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Pactic Uni
Forest Grove
Oregon
Joyce M. Horner
King's Hall
Ton
Quebec
Mary Catherine Thompson
Pocatello
Idaho
Hazel M. Briggs
University of Pennsylvania
Blizshery A. Copeland
Hartlera
Louise Heath
Mt. Hoe College
Dorothy Walsh
Grace Loghton
Goucher College
Baltimore
Ratharing EB
Dutrox
Hood
Simmons Library
Martin Bowers
Dutrow
Enoch Pratt Library
Ballonere
Joseph H. Appt
Sarah Lovejoy
Grace N. Brown
Mgisyar
Lillian. O. Brown
Leah EB. Alen
John H. Williams Observatory
Doris J. Thomas
Margaret C. Weeber
Mathem
Engber EL Shaw
Dorol Nshi
Laura A. Ward
M. Elizabeth Osoozn
As- Sisans
Biain
Jorcee M. Trnes
Eng
Grace ML Bran
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The source text appears garbled and unreadable, containing fragmented phrases without coherent events, names, or entities to summarize into a news item. No verifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are extractable for a factual T and S.
Maryland crop report shows severe drought and heat
The weekly weather summary through August 12 notes a continuing heat wave from July 18 that broke briefly August 10 with northerly winds. Crops are described as the worst in memory with drought and drying conditions across eastern and central divisions. Streams wells and springs are very low and plowing is nearly impossible. Early apples pears and peaches show heat damage while fruit and vegetables suffer quality losses.
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Wens
Maryland
Joseph R. Weees
Ece- Ison Direet
Xi Susu Talutes
Elding
Allegheny
Mountain
Worcester County
Secon
Newburg
Washingjton
Republicans Attack Ritchie at Hagepstows
Fragmented report shows Republican attacks aimed at Ritchie during a campaign event. Allegations include altered expenditures and questioned fees tied to a state employment agency. The passage references Robb and others amid claims of improper fund use and taxes.
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Nvast
Blan
Tie Bled
Emieses
Roy
Fred x
Robb
Ritchie Employment Agency
Three Cornered Fight Over Frederick County Nominees
In the Republican party for Register of Wills a three way contest emerges with Riching Shepley and E. Painter. Other filings include Melvin E. Shepley Republican for Register of Wills and Alton Bennett Democrat for States Attorney. Additional candidates William F. Sisner Republican for Sheriff and Louis C. Eichison Democrat for Register of Wills later filed. Local supervisors renew candidacy certificates as Democratic state meeting at Annapolis confirms Albert C. Ritchie for Governor and other state offices.
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Doll
Rubyan Party
Riching Shepley
E. Painter
Ile
Frederick Coun
Brunswick
Frederick
Melvin E. Shepley
Register of Wills
Alton ¥. Bennett
Wiliam F. Sisiner
Sheril
Louis C. Eichison
Register of Will
Wrlay
Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Fhom
Bosker Park restaurant reopens after delay
A local Bosker Park eatery resumes service following a recent setback. Details on timing and new management were not fully disclosed.
Wearing Tonight Charged With Drunkenness
A brief police blotter item notes an individual charged with drunkenness after an evening outing. The report provides no further identifying details or case disposition in the readable text.
Annual Outing Summarizes Attendees at River Social
Menders and friends enjoyed a river outing with a bountiful picnic supper. The guest list includes Dr. TLR Termyer of Balti More and numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs. A White, Dir. and Mrs. S Elmer Brown, and many others from W and surrounding communities. The organizing committee featured Rundella Zimmerman Edith Starner Emma Grove and S Elmer Brown with Charles F Seeger among others.
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Eof Menders
Tlr. Termyer
Balti- More
A. White
S. Elmer Brown
Eli G. Haugh
Charles F. Seeger
Edwant Oden
Clayton Dixon
B. Biehl
John H. Boyer
Ah. Houck
Lewis Woodward
Alfach Mngleberger
Huber Biser
Ethel Beard
Rebecca Zimmerman
Sadie Ogie
Elsie Stone
Cora Koogle
Lille Koogle
Alice Koogle
Anna Moh«ler
Laura Whitmore
Ela Lee
Margaret Zimmerman
Laurence Bartek
Mac Moser
Bessie James
Katherine Rideneur
Jess Webster
Margaret Grossnirnie
Edith Grossnickie
Frank UN N. Stapley
John Rubeck
Bruce Crist
Court News Equity Cases BM. Stes Marriage License
Equity court records list BM and Stes seeking marriage license amid routine docket items. Proceedings indicate standard civil process with no contested issues or notable procedural disputes. Public records reflect petitioning parties and compliance with state requirements.
IWO Additional Rooms To Be Provided At Lewistown School
Reports indicate Lewistown may open a new facility with extra classroom space. A meeting to decide on staffing and transfers is planned between 10 and 2 on September 1, depending on scheduling.
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Nas Tn
Ed H .G. Lloyd Palmer
Nellicoar
New Midway
East Brunswick
Mary E. Wiiard
Middletown
Annabelle, Kline
Examiteburg
Mary Jane Rohrer
Sabileavile
Kilne
Emmitsburg
Elizabeth Shippy
Brunswick
Lander
Muria G. Strawbridge
Frederice
Locust Grove
Mixa AE Loxise Shinley
Pennsylvania
Prederick High School
R. L. Shipley
Buckerstown
Annonnette V. Ja
Buckeystown
Helen AE. Roberts
Frederick ci
Comstock School
Bridge Repairs Light Inconvenience At Point of Rocks
Bridge over the Potomac at Point of Rocks required repairs Wednesday afternoon after live timber stringers and floor panels broke. It remained open to automobiles while horse drawn vehicles were barred. A crew from the Roads Engineer at Linthicum replaced the panels and completed the work today. The bridge measures roughly 20 feet in length and about a foot wider than prior.
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Potomac River Tridge
Point of Rocks
Linthicum
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