Mayor Aldermen Take No Action On Garbage Plan
Frederick city leaders discussed incinerator options and the 3,700 foot curb and gutter contract at a regular meeting. A two-unit 25 ton per day incinerator costing about 45000 was proposed but no decision was made, while the garbage contract for three years remained on hold pending further study.
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J. H McClure
Pitsburgh— Des Moines Steel Co
McClure
Frederick
Hhis Company
New York
United States Army
Roy Nust
Gon
East Furth Street
John Gomber
Shank & Easter Lime Co
General OU & Chemical Co
R. D. Wood & Co
Henry 5. Keller
Dulany-Vermay Co
M. 3
Grove Lime Co
Price Bros. Inc
Agite Sales Corp
Wallace & Tiernan Co
Standard Ot! Co
N. J
PY. Steub Sons
T. M. Plunkett
Michael
C. P. Zurn Co
Eugene Dietegen Co, Inc
Dansberger Printerr
M. F. Moller Co
Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy
Young Men's Shop
Geo. H. Castle
Storm & Shipley
HF. Shipley
Markenl& Sielfeld
New Citien Publishing & Mig. Co
John Francis Fisher
the United of Co
Gull Refining Co
News-Post
Markell & Ford
Roy Nu and Son
B. Evrard Kepner
Woodward & Marshower
Prederick Motel Co
Maryland State Roads Comm
Eight hurt in Pennsylvanian auto crash near Langhorne
Eighteen injured after a Lincoln Highway crash near Langhorne Pa as a Virginia and West Virginia party toppled a auto. Renni Neil King, 1, was hospitalized with a fractured skull. Ozone Urs and wife Elizabeth plus Frances Murphy 14 suffered internal injuries. Basil Murphy of Princeton West Virginia and family were lightly hurt. Accident occurred while attempting to pass a truck on a hill.
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Paindelphia
Virginia
West Virginia
Lincoln Highway
Langhorne
Renni Neil King
Grace King
Eggieston
Frankford Hospital
Ozone
Lawndsie
First Biographer Details Wheeler Influence in Prohibition Era
Justin Steuart, Wheeler's longtime publicity secretary, presents Wayne B. Wheeler as a complex figure driven by sincerity, tirelessness, and opportunism. The biography notes Wheeler's pressure tactics, clashes with league colleagues, and pivotal role in shaping Prohibition policy and the Volstead Act while denying authorship of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Wheeler
Rodney Dutcher
Ware
Wireestr
Ats
League
Cme
Wayne Wheeer
Firs
Justin Steuart
Steuart
Wayne B. Wheeler
I Vighiuy
Anle Warne
Hisson
P. A. Baker
Ohio
Treasury
Justice Department
Warner
250 Boys Visit Here as Part of 1500 Mile Trip
A group of 250 boys visited Park as part of a longer 1500 mile journey. The event showcased youth activity and community involvement during their travels.
Erie daily times sponsors historic youth pilgrimage
A Erie Daily Times sponsored 1,500 mile pilgrimage for 200 boys from four institutions including St Josephs Home and Boys Protectory. The group visited Frederick's Barbara Fritchie house in Frederick Maryland and toured sites from Kane to New York City then Gettysburg, Harrisburg and Clearfield, ending in Erie. The trip included a wreath at Gettysburg and box lunches from Southern Dairies and was led by Thomas J Sterrett with local officials and volunteers assisting.
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Afr
Eric
Felats
Frederick Oy
Irie Daily Times
Ted
Erie
Clearfield
Tors
joMrclals
Barbara Fritchie
St Joseph's School
Carroll Park
America
Kane
Pennsylvania National Guard Armory
Arove
Endicott
N. C
Endicot- Johnson Shoe Manufacturing Company
Boys’ Club
Bear Mountain Inn
New York City
New York Motor Police
City Hall
James J A. McKendree
New York Board of Aldermen
James J. Walker
New York
Elks Club
Washington
Frederick
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Franklin Pa, Elks Club
St. Joeph’s
Elwood
Ite
Fenvirons
Thomas J. Sterrett
Aber
Eye County
Erie Daily Times
Erie City
Fire Department
John J. Mead
Dails Times
Willam
Owen
He Boys
St. Joseph's Home
Timothy D. Sullivan
St. Peter's Cathedral
Ernie
Wilbur Eldidge
The
Hammon Paper Company
Alot Nash
Somptine Engel, Durst
Carolina in Floods Drench Western North Carolina
Aug 16 Charlotte AP report describes heavy rains causing record floods in western North Carolina. French Broad and Swannanoa rivers surge, dams strained, rainfall 4.16 inches in 24 hours, damage to plants expected. Spartanburg air mail pilot Johnny Kytle missing after forced landing. search efforts underway. Waters receding in Spartanburg with anticipated manufacturing damage.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Asheville
French Broad
Swannanoa
Iest
Spartanburg
D. C
Johnny Kytle
Atlanta
Richmond
Anderson
Business on Religious Basis Speaker Addresses Lions Club
Rev. E. E. Burgess of Bruswick told the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel that modern business hinges on three essentials beauty truth and goodness through fellowship He noted a questionnaire shows business could be run on religious principles Guests included City Engineer E S Maxwell and others from Coatesville Baltimore and East Liverpool
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E. E. Burgess
Bruswick
Lions Club
Francis Scott Hey Hotel
Mr. Burgess
Nii
E.S. Maxwell
County C E Union to Discuss Winter Work
The Christian Endeavor group plans fall and winter activities at a Sunday meeting led by president Byron G Coblem of Middletown. Dr T J Watts of Baltimore will speak at Braddock Heights with music by the Christ Reformed orchestra. The county convention is set for September 28 at Adamstown with Rev G W Kerstetter giving prayers.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Braddock Heights
Christian Endeavor Organization
Adammstown
T. J. Watts
Baltimore
Maryland
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Byron G. Coblem
W. B. Kindley
George W. Kerstetter
Adamstown
Braddock Reights
G. Ellis Williams
Masonic Choir
Hagerstown
C.el
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Hagerstown Club to Stay in Blue Ridge League
The Hagerstown club of the Blue Ridge League will remain in the circuit after a meeting of six league clubs. President J V Jamison chaired as details were not released. provisions were reportedly made for Hagerstown's continuance through player sales and funds from an unnamed source amid a recent attendance and slump.
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Hagerstown
J. v. Jamison
Hegerstown
Bussard family eighth annual reunion at Braddock Heights Park
The Bussard family held its eighth annual reunion at Braddock Heights Park with over 200 attendees. The afternoon program featured hymns, prayers, addresses by Rev. W. C. Day and George A. Burard, musical solos, recitations, a dialogue, duets, and a pantomime, followed by an election reelecting Lemuel D. Bussard as president.
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Bussard
Braddock Heights Park
W. C. Day
George A. Burard
Thurmont
Ruth Bussard
Carmet
Walter and
Elizabeth Bussard
Jefferson
Grace Bussard
Mary Madora Bussard
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Albert Bussard
Grace
Estelle Lighter
Susie
Daniel Poole
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
Howard W. Bussard
Mary Hooper
Alice
Eva
Mildred Buomard
Clay Rice
Santasier
Pac
Two Army Officers Killed in Oxford Crash
Major J. Davis Ross was instantly killed and Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Buscher badly injured when their car was struck by a milk train at Barnsley Crossing on the Baltimore Pike in Oxford Pennsylvania. The motor car was hit as it crossed the tracks despite a clearly visible signal light. The officers had left Washington for a vacation trip around 4 30 this afternoon.
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Oxford
J. Davis Ross
United States Army
Edmund Buscher
Pennsylvania RR
Barnsley Croasing
Baltimore Pike
Automantic
Washington
Four West Virginians Hurt in Auto Accident
Four members of a touring party from Fairfoot West Virginia were injured when their car skidded on the National Highway near Frostburg and overturned. Mrs William Shaffer had a dislocated shoulder along with her children Pamline and Thelma cut and bruised, and Mrs Shaffer’s father William Pope suffered cuts on his head and face Frostburg. William Shafer, the driver, was unhurt.
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Cumberland
Fairfoot
W.va
Frosthurz
William Shaffer
Pamiine
Thelma
Official Count in Columbus Sees close Senate Race
The official statewide tally in Ohio on August 16 reports Graham P. Lecker of Cincinnati leading Senator Ortas Lec ker by a narrow margin after votes are counted. The race draws attention to Democratic nomination chances and political maneuvering amid behind the scenes pressures.
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Columbus, O
Graham P. Ze Cincinnatti
Senaiter Ortas Lécker
Frederick City Pushes for New Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Frederick Maryland officials approved a resolution urging the Pennsylvania Railroad to erect a new passenger station. Representatives from the city chamber and business groups asked General Superintendent Wardrop to take prompt action to improve public convenience and city appearance.
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Frederick City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Atayor and
Citizens, Chamber of Commerce and Service Clubs
L. L. Wilson
H. Dorsey Etchison
Russell H. McCain
Aaty
Chamber of Commercce
Prederick
W. M. Wardrop
Wilmington
Delaware
Republican County Committee Meeting Notices
Notices inform members the Republican County Central Committee will meet in the M C Y auditorium Saturday at 11 a.m. with E Austin James as chair. Frederick N Zihlman seeks re election in the sixth district and will address attendees. Registration dates October 2 and 9 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. revision October 16 1 7 p.m. election November 6 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Repubican County Central Committee
Ty E. Austin James
M. C
Frederick N. Zihlman
Anda
Lime Kiln Reflection Sparks Fire Alarm Mystery
Fire crews investigated a blaze at Lime Kiln where witnesses saw a reflection from a window or metal surface. The alarm was triggered and engines returned to quarters after no visible damage or direct flame found.
First leg of Bert Hassell Stockholm flight takes off
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer depart Rockford on a proposed flight to Stockholm Sweden. The craft lifted at 6 40 p m from Rockford Airport and heads toward Onebrake Ontario for an overnight stop. Weather and route distances noted for segments to Cochrane Mt Evans Greenland and Teeland base.
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Rockford
Tih
Bert Hassell
Parker- Cramer
Randerd
Stockholm
Sweden
Onebrake
Ontario
Hassell
Canada
Cochrane
Mt Evans
Greenland
Mt. Evans
Court News Equity and Marriage Dockets Summary
Equity cases list John W. Simmers versus Cars Simmers and Martha Karns versus Clarence Karns with abs di vorces filed. Multiple marriage licenses issued for adults from Brunswick Frederick Baltimore and Delaware City. Property deeds record transfers including Lynch Harrison Ball Butts Delaplaine Bell McDonald DeLashmutt McBride and others with nominal sums.
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John W. Simmers
Cars Simmbers
P. Bowers
Martha Karns
Clarence Karna
A. Lewis
Wiliam E. Lynch
Bernard C. Harrison
Lixtie E. Ball
Thomas W. Butts
Edward
Delaplaine
Clorus Bell McDonald
Schaefer T. Hargett
R. DeLashmutt
Luther E. McBride
Roger J . McBride
Edgar H. McBride
Luther E McBride
Italia distance flyer dies after non stop flight
Rome reports the death of 740 P. Del Prete who won in Sao Paulo after a non stop flight from Rome to South America. Major Del Prete had his right leg amputated in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. Rebekah Lodge No. 31 held its first picnic in Steiner's grove near Jefferson with about ninety members attending a sumptuous picnic supper and entertainment.
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Rome
P. del Prete
Sraxi
South America
Major
Rebekah’s
Picnik Samamian
Rebekah Lodge
Steiner's Cam
Jeffersom
Hideen
Pauline Koontz
Jane Houck
Celeste Thomas
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Mary Engelbrecht
Survivors Rescued From Plane Wreck at Sea
A Coast Guard cutter rescued survivors from a plane wreck at sea. Details on location and flight origin were not available in the readable text. The incident prompted search and rescue efforts and underway investigations.
Fifth Man of Atlantic City Killed in Crash
The Havana Key West Pan American airliner crashed near Tampa Bay. Charles N. Ageron of Atlantic City died in the wreck. Passengers William Mallon and H C Leuterus were injured and hospitalized. Pilot and mechanic were not Burt. Survivors reported the plane struck a wall after being blown off course. His body was lost at sea.
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Bt. Petersburg
Fla
APN
Thoee
Pasengr
Uelihg
Bot Burt
Agrton
State rifle team to train for Perry matches
Major Munshower expects the state rifle team of 12 men to be announced by Friday and report to Camp Perry on August 36. The national matches will run for 72 days ending September 16 with teams from every state and the Possmanians competing, drawing about 1,300 to 1,700 participants.
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Manahower
Iy Kane
Munshower
Eptember
Open Date Set for Scheols Terms Begin September 12
Montgomery County public schools plan to reopen September 12 with teachers meeting on September 11 to organize the school year. The calendar shows a dety Cate next year on June 14 at West Point. Rexford, The Ave. 166 reports an amateur radio operator received a message for the Greater Rockford airplane at 10:58 indicating the plane was over WHS Fish Point Michigan.
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Montgomery County Public School
County Board of Educt
Wiste Point
Rexford
Ave
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Lee Carry
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Raymond &. Berry
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Wilbur . Smith
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