Gettysburg Fight Problems Worked By Land Air Forage
Gettysburg fight problems tackled by land and air units near the fields around Gettysburg. Airmen from Detrick Weld and Cascade II collaborated with infantry to test terrain tactics across the north of Emmitsburg and toward Round Top. Major Masson described air mapping value while Lieut Bourne and Lieut Bankard led missions with the Aero Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine
Gettysburg
Cottay
Detrick Weld
Precertek
Cascade II
Gettywarg
Cir
Round Top
Emmitsburg
Bourne
Bankard
Oserver
Stait
Aero Squadron
Masson
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
Boela Setet, Beckett
Weather Summary for August and Overnight Temperatures
The daily weather notes show no precipitation in the last 24 hours. August rainfall totals compare 1.26 inches to a normal 1.65 inches with 36 year averages and a 1930 reference period. Temperature highlights include a low of 5 degrees and sunset at 4 p m with sunrise around 6 76 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarose
Moon
Air Instructor Lieut Charles Bank At Detrick Field
Air instructor Lieut Charles Bank tills the Linth Aero Squadron of the Twenty first Division Maryland National Guard camped at Detrick Field. The brief dispatch notes training exercises and unit readiness in the post, detailing proximity to the airfield and militia involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Bank
Detrick Field
Linth Aero Squadron
Twentypith Division
Marrland National ' Guard
Four Toledo Banks Fail to Open for Business
Four Toledo banks with combined resources over 100 million dollars failed to open. The state banking department prepared to take over to conserve assets as withdrawals increased. Police patrolled banking districts and rural bankers pledged cooperation with state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Smtog White Seven Savings Associations
State Banking Department
Ohio
Ira J. Fitton
Charles Saffin
State Department
Lake Seburday
Commerce Gunman Trust and Savings Bank
Onjo Savings Bank and Trust Company
Commercial Savings Bank and Trust Fs
American Bank
Lindberghs Reported Still At Kamchatka
A Paramushir radio message picked up in Nomura Japan says Col and Mrs Lindbergh remain at Fetropaviovsk Kamchatka studying weather. There is no clear plan for the Nemuro departure as conflicting reports cite possible takeoff or continued stay amid approaching bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomura
Japan
Paramushir Island
Ochlishi
Col Ane
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fetropaviovsk
Kamchatks
Nemuro
Paramushir
Pacific
Seiji Yoshikari
United States
Petropavlovak
Obiishi
Ku- Tile Islands
Nemura
Midshipmen Target Practice Off Virginia Capes
About 1,000 midshipmen tested short range gun drill as the battleships Arkansas and Wyoming practiced off the Virginia Capes. Rear Admiral C C Bloch said the vessels would stay on the southern drill grounds if the weather remains favorable, potentially through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Arkansas
Wyoming
Virginia Capes
C. C. Bloch
China Inquires About Purchase Of U S Wheat
The Chinese government said it would make an internal inquiry to assess the amount of wheat it may buy on credit terms. The communication did not specify the required quantity nor present a concrete purchase proposal. Postage rates were set to rise for letters and cards to Canada and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Canada
Newfoundland
Iran
Amd Om Post
W. Irving Glover
Finai Pnsiese
Hurling knives end three lives in speakeasy murders
Witnesses described a gang attack at a New York speakeasy where Cesar Toccosta and three others were killed by multiple assailants. Victims were bound, struck with knives, and dumped under black sacks as authorities expected arrests following the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Joint Open Air Bible Glass Service Planned
Plans for a joint open air service of all Men’s Bible classes in the city were discussed at a Friday night meeting. Dr Joseh H. Apple proposed holding a joint event on Hood College campus before September opens. If bad weather occurs the service would move to Brodbeck Hall. Seventy five women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josph H. Apple
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Apple
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Broidbeck Hall
St Johns Catholic Church to Hold Lawn Fete
General plans are set for the annual lawn fete by St Johns Catholic church on Wednesday and Thursday at the church school grounds. The two day event aims to be the largest and most successful yet with committees overseeing supper candy ice cream cake fancy table drinks ball game and a reception close by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
St John’s School
Lester Smith
The
Sodality
Candy
Misses Beckley
Davis
Wooster
Misses Dorsey
Wi. B. Lebbert
Clinton McSherry
Harry Haller
Richard Nalrn
Mises Kennedy
Harry Dorsey
John Wilton
Walter Zeigier
Catherine Longbingo
Mises Eisenhauer
James Gannon
Jos. McDivit
G. Mant
Besant
Meredith Smith
James Don
William 5. Lebherz
Harry Kennedy
Harry Lebherz
Edward J. Smith
James Rowe
Bernard Kennedy
Michael Croghan
Louis Leicherz
Prank Staub
Paul Payne
George Rodock
Charles Staley
Prank Staley
Camden Raxnsburg
Edward Grove
Ernest Kennedy
Jos
Governor Sterling Declares Martial Law in Texas Oil Fields
Austin August 17 AP Governor Sterling ordered martial law in East Texas oil fields at 6 o clock shutting down all producing wells to conserve resources. He said the State Railroad Commission would take one to two weeks to implement the action as officials predicted possible delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Sterling
East Texas
State Railroad Commission
Texas
Regula
Gotemor Stiriing
Benetauy
After Accident Keegh Hoditvat Hurt Near Middistesn
A report notes Keegh Hoditvat suffered injuries and remained in weakened condition after an accident near Middistesn on Wednesday. Police and medical staff responded at the scene. Hoditvat showed signs of gradual improvement as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegh A. Hoditvat
Ano
Auto crashes into pole injuring three on highway
A car swerved from the highway and struck a roadside pole, injuring three people. The crash occurred near Westminster as responders from the local office arrived. One passenger was described as severely hurt while others sustained various injuries.
Repairs to County Roads and Bridges After Heavy Rains
County officials report repairs to damaged roads and bridges across multiple districts after last week’s heavy rainfall. Projects include Willowdale schoolhouse bridge, Broad Run bridges, Twin Oaks bridge, culverts near Johnsville, Water Street road near Walkersville, and washout repairs near McKaig and Middletown. Additional work covers stone surfacing, dirt hauling, and chipping between Adamstown and Point of Rocks with a new strip near New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Comralasioners
Willowdale School House
Jefferson
Broad Run
Burkittsville
Petersville
Twin Oaks
Mt. Airy-Harrisville
Urbana
Johnsvile
Water Street
Walkersville
Albert Ahalt
Middletown
Bennett's Creek
House's Chapel
Thureton
McKaig
Gagan
Stanley Young
Bolivar
Broad Run Bridge
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
New Midway
Community Day At Braddock Heights Adds Pageantry
Braddock Heights hosts a Tuesday afternoon community day with a beauty contest for ages 4 to 6 and a swimming meet open to all. Events run from 1 to 6 PM including a swimming mace and a diving contest between Hagerstown and Braddock Heights, plus amateur foot races for various youth age groups. Teasers note both teams are experienced and the diving contest ends the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Brent
Hagerstown
Crabbing Record Set At Magothy Beach Across Two Hours
Howard G. Taylor and Carol L. Etchison of this city pulled 14 crabs in two hours at Magothy Beach Anne Arundel county. They used seven lines on each side of their boat and quickly hauled from the opposite side. Some bait carried two or three crabs at once. The catch stands as a local record assisted by Carol A. MacMaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magothy Beach
Seversa Park
Anne Arundel County
Howard G. Taylor
Carol L. Etchison
Carol
MacMaster
Carron Mac
Peeples Coek Cases In Seaport Court Net $22 Fine
Seaport Court nets 22 for varied traffic offenses this morning. Drief scion Bennet and officers ED Harned Robbers Vale fined 19 dollars for displaying matters belonging to another car and 19 for lacking registration. C CL Sem Haverstown and Charles Hight paid one dollar each for improper registration. Saum's car seized by order of State Officer Markley amid pooper ce g utration case.
Proposed Change in Route of New Road Being Studied
A Frederick County group petitions the State Roads Commission to reroute a new road to Blue Ridge Summit via Camp Ritchie. District Engineer Linthicum oversees progress from Thurmont toward Deerfield as the plan gains consideration. The alternate southern route would reduce hazards including an underpass and 36 sharp curves. Signature list includes Joseph B. Galloway and M. Alice Ditch among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge
Summit
Redidenis
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
State Roads Body
Thomas M. Linthicum
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Deerfield
Maryland
Pennsylvania State Inc
Camp
Western Margraval Railroad
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Bertlog
Second Avenue
Joseph B. Galloway
Hien Dunner Galloway
M. Alice Ditch
Adela L. Heaven
Martha C. Elmer
Margaret Ramsay
M. &. Gillmor
Victor PF. Cullen
A. Henry Baker
Lewis
Elmer
Irving
Four electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte Pa Aug 17 Four men died in the death chamber at Rockview penitentiary Carl Crow Frank Cantills Frank Possett and Joseph Paral all from Cambria county were convicted of killing Louis Hoffman near Johnstown during a quarrel over a liquor cache A fifth member of the death trafficking gang is serving a life term The execution took only 28 minutes and followed their arrest nearly a year after the Hoffman slaying at his fathers farm nine miles from Johnstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Rockview Penitentiary
Carl Crow
Frank Cantills
Frank Possett
Joseph Paral
Cambria County
Louis Hoffman
Johnstown
Chantivia
Jollistown
Cambris County
Struck with Bat at Savage gambling raid ends without arrests
County and city officers raided a crowd in Savage on Five and Half Street. One man, Jacob Hartsock, reported a broken cuff after a struck blow during the disorder. The game was abandoned on arrival and several men and boys were told to disband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hartsock
Savage
Txeive Neem
Bulding
Washington Letter on Lewis Plan for a Public Banking System
A Washington letter discusses John Lewis and proposed public banking reforms. The plan would create state funded pools in each state, with federal and employer contributions, to support an employment insurance like system and stabilize payrolls. It envisions commissions, central and state banks, and thresholds to declare emergencies before distributing wage support to the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cad ~ Leam
Aystemi O
Oeems Piores
Lewis
Washington
Lewin
Cousens
Congress
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Coutens
Whiteman Ts Wed nizago Aug 17 1AP
Paul White moira sare and Margare are listed in a local notice dated August 17 detailing namings and records. The fragment references a marriage or notice involving Whiteman and others and provides sparse biographical identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteman
Wednizago
Paul Whitemoira
Sare
Margare
Dempsey Divorce Suit Opens in Reno
Heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey seeks divorce from actress wife Consuelo Tun Taylor in Reno Nevada alleging mental cruelty. Attorney Robert Burns says she may contest. Divorce action follows prior alleged settlement negotiations over a $100000 buyback of a wedding gift stemming from their 1925 marriage in Meego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
New
Jack Dempier
Alec
Eateilé Teylor
Robert E Burns
Mise Taylor
Los Angeles
Dempey
Dempeecy
Campaign to Stimulate Maryland Peach Sales Begins
A two weeks campaign to stimulate Maryland peach sales opens in Baltimore. The Maryland Development Bureau and multiple agencies support the effort to distribute the state’s peach crop amid market indifference from dealers and questions on quality. A separate civil suit seeks 169806 damages for a fatal wreck involving a Baltimore and Ohio line crossing Trevilale Montgomery county. No short showers will continue in City until further notice as officials suspend cooling showers amid drought gauges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Development Bureau of the Association of Commerce
Samuel T. Norris
Trevilale
Montgomery County
Derwood
Rockvislt
Baltimore City
Mir
Norris
Alve
Sockient
Theed Concert in Baker Park
The third orchestra concert of the season will be held in the Baker Park kiosk Tuesday at seven p.m. Miss Mary Belen Howe of Washington D C will solo with Milas Hite conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Fire Company
Baker Park
Artanre Shipley
Imeman
Baker Parker
Mary Belen Howe
Washington, D.C
Milas Hite
Osborne Price
Bakery executive shot as robber flees in Baltimore
Baltimore on August 17 A bakery company head and a young woman were shot in the leg during a drive by a white man who jumped onto the running board and fled after firing. The two, identified as R. Walees Kolb and Mrs. Nellie Greene, suspected robbery as the motive. Both were later treated at a hospital and police pursued the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ape—R. Walees Kolb
Preoydens
Daking Company
Nellie Greene
J. Woodall Greene
Norrood Road
Tye
Moth
Kolb
Rob
Fred
Oreene
Obituary of Mrs. Core Shaw Cutshall in Woodsboro
Mrs. Core Shaw Cutshall widow of William B. Cutshall of Woodsboro died at her home there at 6 30 AM after a lingering illness. She was 63 years, 9 days, born to George M. and Jane Shaw of Woodsboro. Survived by husband, two daughters Katherine and Louise Cutshall, a stepdaughter Raymond J. Smith, and stepbrother Gell L. Cutshall, plus two brothers Breckenridge Shaw and Presk A. Shaw and sister Miss Man Shaw. Active in St John’s Reformed Church, Ladies Bible Class treasurer, Heidelberg Work group vice president, Woodsboro W T U president. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 PM from her home, Rev. Charles D. Shaler officiating, Mt Hope Cemetery. Cramer and Creager directors. A birthday gathering for Mr Kolb and family occurred Sunday. A separate accident report notes a collision near Linwood between a Finnegan car and a truck driven by Harry Lowy of Baltimore. Finnegan injured. Details: 31 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Core Shaw Cutshall
William B. Cutshall
Postminster
Woodsboro
Gell L. Cutshall
Breckenridge Shaw
Frederick
Presk A. Shaw
New Jersey
Man. Shaw
Ladies Bible Clams
Heidelberg Wark
Jase Jannery
Charles D. Shaler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodstore
Cramer
Creager
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AIR Forge
Hero
Lieut
Miciamet
Phon Graphic
Sergt. Beck
Milton A. Reckerd
Melamet
Lucent
Melament
Frederick Feid
Bohlman
Burns
200Th Field Artillery
Artilery
Capta
Whitescarver
Cobb
Monocacy River
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Loran Pier4
Rawlins
Craig
Hageratown
Poole
New Windsor
Hanover General Hospital
Priday
Silver Ran
Mayberry
Charles Y. Banpill
Lindberghs
Kamchatka
U. S
JOINT
Open Air Bible Glass Service
St John's Church
Gov. Sterling
Warl
Herman
Pele
Wipp
B. Stone
Liownywen
Bern
Westminster
Forciene
Bult
Roveround
Gift
LeGoere
Rooney Ductcher
Werner
Lawis
Ginal
Morra
Lewis Pias Bas
Michigan
Zeno Brightwell
Wiliam Milstead
Shaft
Hittner
Brightwell
New York
Agsin
Maxwez
Love
NBA Cleveland Bureau
Arthur L. Garford
Exyta. O
Audt
Alexander
Kalassay
Garford
Cornelia Kalassy
Gaford
Dempsey
Mage
C. Cyril Klein
Theed
A. Wallace Kolb
N.Y
WRS
W. B. Cutshall
Woeedsboro
Waa Bell
Charles Kolv
East Fifth Forest
Jim
Charis Kolb
Land
Clarette Tobecy
Carl
Charles
Reed
Ruby May
Hazel Huffman
Chas
Whitmore
Atd
Roy Whitmore
Soy
Dore
Eat] Bagent
Charlotte
Wibert
Linthicum
Eisine
Tom
Ellicott City
Weldon A. Gosnell
Mayfield
Mamie Biidines
Joseph Sier
Margaret Romp
T. H. Finnegan
Pikesville
Harry Lowy
Baines
Lintood
New Milway~ Union Bridge
Finnegan
Fae Puke
Sita
Vitoria Milican
Sumdey
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