Public Air Demonstration Planned At Detrick Field
Public events listed for Sunday include an aerial review and demonstration at Detrick Field with Maj Gen Anton Stephan and Gen Mitton Reckord attending. The program features a plane display, radio and signaling demos, parachute drops, medals, and a pistol competition with prizes for servicemen and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauday
Lic
Anton Stephan
Twenty-Ninth Division
Mitton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
D. Jobo Markey
Monshower
Joseph D. Ba
Parchute
Cape Townsend
Masson
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Ead Street Pike
Cotb
Hooper
Fogh
Middletown
Air Corps
Col Marker
Cascade
Reckord Astad
Weather Summary for Today and August Totals
Weather report shows precipitation for 24 hours ending 53 A M. zone totals August year to date 2.78 inches. May and June figures appear garbled but show monthly rainfall around 3.00 inches with several digits. Data contains several errors and misreadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocmat
Ana Jansar
Jane
Pargborn and Herndon Case Heads to Courts
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Pargborn and Herndon case proceeding to court. The garbled text references a meeting, photos, and connections to Japan, but specific details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargborn
Herndon
County Farmers Hold Wheat In Frederick County
Frederick county farmers largely keep unthreshed wheat awaiting a price rise above four cents. The week saw a slight price uptick from the record low, with observers watching Pennsylvania threshing and southern movements. Much grain remains in shocks in southern Maryland and parts of Virginia, as farmers delay hauling and plan to spread or plant under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Maryland
Virginia
Washington County
Sumurican Rebekah Lodge Outing At Belve Park
The Sumurican Rebekah Lodge No. 51 1. C. O. F. held its annual summer outing and picnic at Belve Park along the Monocacy between Buckeystown and Dickerson. The event drew many attendees and featured a sumptuous picnic supper after six o'clock and various games and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumurican Rebekah Lodge
Belve Park
Furnace Ford Sridge
Monocacy
Buckeystown
Dickerson
Shorty
Barry Derr
John Bankes
Elmer Brown
le Zora Stup
Cora Grove
Ruth Morgan
Esther Steuver
Mary B. Engelbrecht
Harrie Storm
Julia Schade Reese
Paulint BR. Koontz
Bertha Jones Eizins
Gertrude L Whitmore
Jann E. Boyer
Benjamin B. Bical
Wa. H. Houck
Arthur R. Mazon
Cora M. Koogie
Rhucela Zimmerman
Celeste R. Thomas
Rebekah Zimmerman
Evhel Beata
Esse Stone
Bessie James
Annie M. Monier
Mae Moser
Mary Alice Besson
Katherine Ridenour
Leimore Whitmore
Sadie Ogle
Virginia Smer
Mary Stamec
Jane Esterly
Miriam E. Stultz
Betty Grove
Jean T. Lepps
Lawrence C. Wiard
Sperry Stomm
A. T. White
Master Thomas
Richard Resse
Lindberghs Plan To Leave Nome Today For Salers Bay
Nome Alaska August 14 AP Colonel Charles A Lindbergh announced plans to depart Nome today heading toward Salers Bay. He aims to fly east across the polar region to prepare for a possible flight toward Siberia and Tokyo. The explorer disclosed his intention to extend the route thousands of miles toward Asia and Europe by radio weather reports.
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Nome
Alaska
Amd Irs
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Salers Bay
Aig
Siberia
Europe
Atlantic
Landbergh
Major Masson Leads 104th Aero Squadron at Detrick Field
Major Masson commands the 104th Aero Squadron of the 2nd Division during a two week summer training encampment at Detrick Field near Frederick airport.
State Traffic Fines Hit Another High Mark
State traffic fines surged to a new high over the past week with numerous citations across towns. The list includes offenders in Frederick, Emmitsburg, Knoxville, Middletown, Ridgeville, Taneytown, Marion, and other locales for speeding, no license, improper registration, reckless driving, and related violations. Several licenses were revoked or suspended, and multiple convictions cited operating under the influence of liquor.
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Frederick—Walter H. Baker
James D. Campbell
C. Davis
Elmer F. Finkenbinder
Harveys W. Hottel
Herman E. Lochner
Boulevard
John P. Mann, Jr
FR McClerne
Guy Mordan
C. Parks
Paul Pennell
Johnson Phares
George H. Shaw
William H. King
Middletown
Joseph Baker
Muller
R. W. Dorsey
Edward Lewis
Charles F. Rice
Roy W. Shiffiett
Leroy Smith
Willie Wolfe
Ridgeville
Norman M. Barr
Gaver Brown
Augustus Gaither
Oscar Meisen
James E. Suddath
Ernest Warwield
Marion G. Whitman
Taneytown
Cc. A. Brillhart
Jeremiah B. Clingan
Peter R. Nelson
Boyds
Roland E. Paynter
Woodbine
Charles P. Rice
Brunswick
Grover Fritz
New Windsor
William EB. Marding
Frederick
Joseph C. Moore
Boytis
D. Warfield
Atrr
T. McClem
Ernest Warfield
Mr. Airy
Miersville
Body sighted near Shetland Islands may be Parker Cramer
Reports from Norway on August 14 state a body wearing a coat washed onto the coast west of the Shetlands after a search for Parker Cramer and his radio operator who disappeared Sunday on a voyage to Copenhagen. The steamer encountered ice as it pursued the lost airmen, and Norwegian authorities weigh whether the body is theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughsund
Norway
Shetland Islands
Parker Cramer
Hia
Copenhagen
Spetplationeis & Norwegiac Dpamnet
Foll
Shetlands
State builds highway through Montgomery County and beyond
The Maryland State Roads Commission advances a macadam highway from Thurmont toward Blue Ridge Summit with completion of surface work to Deerfield and tar sealing to Sabilasville. Construction flags road closure, grading Knoxville Hill, and progress along Jefferson and the Liberty town to Taylorsville segment continues under state supervision with traffic reduced on affected sections.
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Thurmont
Gebillasyilee
Bire
Polog Steadby
Trafic
Filnt
Eagle Mountain
Deerfield
Western, Maryland Railroad
Sabilasville
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Summit
State Roads Commission
Knoxville Hill
Frederick-Knosville
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Tuaglota‘ile
Eldersburg
Wirmeh
Diet
Libertytown
Taylorsville
Maryland Association of Ohio Holds 34th Annual Reunion
The Maryland Association of Ohio held its 34th reunion on Sunday at McCabe Park Darton Ohio with about 600 attendees. The event featured a morning business session, a basket dinner, entertainment, and a main address by George Baker Fout of Youngstown on Maryland Past and Present.
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Maryland Association of Ohio
McCabe Park
Darton
Ohio
George
Baker Fout
Youngstown
Maryland
Clark County
John W. Long
Montgomery County
C. D. Routzan
Jack Hutterson
West Carrollton
Thurmont
W. C. Waymore
Dart
Hambletonian Stakes to Be Run Today
The Hambletonian Trotting Stakes is scheduled for today with Goshta and Weavie among contenders. Officials report the race purse at $40, with final entries and post times to be announced.
Awarded Road Contract
A road project has been awarded to Podinzewe é Mause for construction work. The decision cites bidders’ bids and project specifications as the basis for awarding the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soad
Waltz Fined Ten Dollars For Dizzy Driving
In Peoples Court this morning Paul el Waltz 20 East Soul street pled guilty after initial denial and was fined 10 plus costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated. He was jailed for failure to pay the fine and pledged to serve the nine day term. Special Deputy Henry F Nusz arrested him Thursday evening on Market street as he tried to drive away from a parking space.
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Hqtior
Peoples Court
Paul el Waltz
East Soul Street
Coats
Justice Motter
Waltz
Henry F. Nusz
Market Street
Alton
Bennett
Tom Hargraves
Jefferson
Lindsay Jones
Hargraves
Elmer P. Smith
Baltimore
Dryden
Uyland F. Wars
Tee Street
Blarkley
Myrtle F. Phillips
Brunswick
Troops Extend Stay in Frederick on Way to Fort Myer
The 16th United States Field Artillery extended its stay in Frederick noting the area as an ideal stopping place. Three units under Capt. George D. Shea camp at the fair grounds with one unit at Fort Hoyle. They plan to reach Fort Myer, Virginia, by Monday and spend the weekend in Gaithersburg while moving slowly with about two hundred mules and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
16Th
United States Field Artillery
George D. Shea
Fair Grounds
Fort Hoyle
Frederick County
Fort Myer
Gaithersburg
Girl Driver Held in Fatal Auto Crash
Miss Ethel Thomas, driver of a car that struck a train at Beraya Maryland on July 21, was held solely responsible for the death of two soldiers. A report by Washington officials states the county will turn over a road segment known as the Smoxdaen road near the Dunkard church site to the state. Local authorities indicate efforts to rededicate the church are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ethel Thomas
Beraya
U. S
Washington County
Dunkard Church
Stansfield
Joseps C. Bizon
Mort Foyer
Convention Attendance Marks Local Legion Event
A large gathering attended the Cumberland convention with many delegates listed. The 31 parade featured praise and remarks as attendees from Freder, Brunswick and surrounding areas were named among delegates including Boward FY, Hardy, Harbaugh, Grove, Hammond, Molesworth, Motte, Rowenstock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comertion
Cumberland
Nave
Mae Sotity
Reidtmay
American Legion
Boward FY. Hardy
Roland W. Harbaugh
George E. Grove
Paul B. Hammond
James Molesworth
James Motte
B. Rowenstock
Harry F. Shupsey
W. Smith
Clarence Murray
Jax Db Reasier
A. E. Gorbes
Cote Willard
Iaing S. Albaugh
Bettjamin Rosenour
Werson Moses
Willian Korb
John J. Sehmids
Guerner Goerei
Paul I. Payng
Austin James
William Mf. Storm
Arthur Stern
Frank J. Smith
Walter Atough
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
Kemp Cashour
Nathan Dorser
Charles L. Parnsworth
Walter L. Frautt
Clas S Wilson
Samuel Garneer
Alfed W. Gaver
Harry Kessie
Freder
James A. Westall
Harry Ayres
R. Yates
James W. Boller
Brunswick
Curry accuses Seabury of persecuting party
John F. Curry, leader of Tammany Hall, testifies before Holstader Legislative committee and denounces the inquiry as a crucifixion of the Democratic party. He charges Samuel Seabury with partisan motives while Doyle seeks a stay of a 30 day sentence for refusing to answer committee questions.
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New York
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Holstader Legislative Committee
Democratic Party
Doyle
Dry agents raid Frog Hollow score legal action
Hagerstown August 14 AP More than a score of federal prohibition agents conducted raids on Frog Hollow, 15 miles out, arresting 20 by noon. Repeated raids had cleared many minor stills, but today marked the first concerted cleanup of the area, dubbed "the wettest single spot in the east" by an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Aienta
Three New York Men Clubbed to Death Found in Brooklyn Cellar
Three unidentified men were found stabbed and clubbed to death in the cellar of a small club on Pour teenth Street Brooklyn. A patrolman who entered a back room during a midnight shift discovered one corpse on the floor and two more propped against cases of home brew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pourteenth Street
Brooklyn
Hoover to Camp at Rapidan Saturday
President Hoover plans a trip to his Rapidan camp this Saturday with Mrs. Hoover possibly joining him after arrival in Newport News. Reports say she will christen two ships and depart Washington by boat tonight.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Rebels threaten Cuba revolt amid leadership split
Reports from Havana say President Machiado negotiates a truce with insurgents as federal troops push into Santa Clara and rebels blow up key rail targets. In New York, Dr Domings Capote denies any truce and says a provisional government will be chosen with resignations from Machado and Congress.
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Havana
Gerardo Machiado
Santa Clara
Acation
Fr Machado W Terday
Agabams
Isco Delara
Jean Y Fomento
Baze
Aray
New York
Domings Mendez Capote
Sod
Revolutionista
Machods
Congress
Prohibition Enforcement Boasts Record Monthly Arrests
The Prohibition Bureau reports a historic month with 6 823 cases opened and arrests made, 5 093 men ordered detained, and 1 139 jail sentences plus 1 471 fines totaling 273 151 dollars. Prohibition Director Woodcock notes emphasis on seizures of St Aths in Maryland amid broader enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biggrat Federal Dey Army
Prohibiton Bureau
Federal Agente
Prohibition
Woodcock
Three Slayers of Four Begin Trials in Michigan Jar
A group including Catherine Kelier, 25, is questioned as suspects in the double murder and arson case near Ypsilanti. Fred Smith, David Blackstone, and Frank Oliver, all sentenced, faced intense crowds at the Jackson prison amid security by state police, county officers, and a National Guard unit. Victims Vivian Gold and Ami Harrigan, both of Cleveland, and two male victims Harry Lore and Thomas Wheatley were identified. confessions linked the trio to the killings and burning of the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amp Arbor
Mien
Jackson Institution
Catherine Kelier
Diputne
Fred Smith
Prion
Jackson
David Blackstone
Frank Oliver
National Guard
Tie Tho
George M. Semple
Ypsilanti
Oliver
Ami Meer Harrigan
Cleveland
Vivian Gold
Boya kUied
Harry Lore
Thomas Wheatley
Gandhi May Attend London Round Table Conference
In Sloia India on Aug 14 AP reports officials seek a path for Mahatma Gandhi to attend the London round table conference. The Dian Matrons Conference working committee backed abstention from the conference, while Lord Willington weighs serious charges and a proposed arbitration board. Gandhi accuses Britain of failing to honor the Delhi pact and protests taxes on peasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloia
India
Reac
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Yesmerday
Lord Willington
Wiling
Gandhi
Delhi
State Senator Shot in New Jersey Apartment
New Jersey state senator Roy Yates from Passaic county was shot and seriously wounded in an apartment in New York. Ruth Jayne, age 25, was questioned by police after notifying the hospital of the shooting and a pistol was found in a nearby courtyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roy Yates
New Jersey
Passaic County
Ruth Jayne
Pote
Jayne
Yates
Mise Jaime
Burned in Brush Fire Incident Near Middletown
A brush fire caused a gas explosion injuring a young man named Rice who suffered burns to his face neck shoulders and arms. His brother helped extinguish the blaze and both were treated by Dr. B Hauver with the younger man reported to be recovering well.
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Middletown
B. Hauver
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Major Masson
Derrick Pieid
Hagersionz
Japan
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Fred Oal Tae
Loongrapht
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Wen' teLtec
Meieting
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Monocacy River
Lindberghs
Wieck
Charles 4
E. L. Deneny
Bulding
County Mountain
Sabitas
Vile Road
Flint
Knoxville
Goshta
Dizzy
Jai
Wana Mesabers
Frederick Lodge Kelara
Curry
Seabury
Frog Hollow
Machado
Junta
England
Beni Nevis
Rogmania
Jean Gecceet
Ernst May
Royal Theater
Bucharest
Michigan
Trio
Vilan
George Rice
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