Meeting Opens G O P Campaign in Frederick County
The county GOP opened its campaign with a half hour meeting at Y M C A. Eighty five members from 22 of 24 districts attended as speakers lauded Hoover and outlined campaign plans. Speakers included Zihlman Curtis Goldsborough and local party figures who urged voter mobilization and registration. A Hoover Curtis Goldsborough Ziniman club was proposed to support the campaign with district representation.
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Onthy
Ceed
Maryland
Zihlman
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Palo. Alto
Calif
Harding
Coolidge
Zikiman
Curtis
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
David J. Lewis
F. Berry Plucumer
Hagerstown
Zihiman
Dam at Lake Lure Holds Against Flood Pressures
Leaks in two spots and near capacity from heavy rains threaten Lake Lure dam as millions of gallons spill over. A second break on the north shoulder caused rocks to slide into the valley but engineers hoped favorable weather would ease the strain by tonight.
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Lake Lure
N.C
Boats Help Philadelphia Storm Victims Get Home
Lanterns guided rivermen in South Philadelphia to aid stranded residents after a heavy storm. Property damage was estimated near two hundred thousand dollars in Upper Darcy Township as yachts and drivers sought relief and assessments continued. A blue rider transport company planned routes through Hagerstown Frederick Taion Boidee area with efforts scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday. Publisher Francis W. Delancey of York Pa died at 50, noted for Powers Press and National Fence.
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Philadelphia
Upper Darcy
Ex Ayrom
Potomac
Hagerstown
Prederick
Taion Boidee
Waynetboro
Martinsburg
Winches
Berkeley Springs
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Blue Rider Transporation Company
Wednnesday
Angus
Braddock Heights
New Geyser In Yellowstone Park
A long feature describes Yellowstone geysers including Old Faithful and The Giant with heights from 120 to 250 feet and intervals from six to 14 days. It notes sulfur odor, Dragon's Mouth hot spring, and the giant paint pots attracting visitors as volcanic activity persists in the park.
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Bridger
Yellowstone
James River Crest Expected Tonight Amid Flood Watch
Richmond August AP reports the James River rose rapidly to a crest near 34 feet above flood stage with 28 gauges recording by late afternoon. Weather officials say the crest should hit tonight and no major damage is anticipated. Luncheon and bridge party held at Rosemont Addition hosted by Miss Katharine Trundle with prizes awarded to several guests. Flight time noted for Bert Hassel and Parkes Cramer on their Greenland leg reaching 32.12 minutes for Mr. Evans in the leg from Rockford.
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Richmond
Aus
James River
Katharine Trundle
Rosemont Addition
Anse Hetman
Charles F. Bowsers
jSiladys Remsberg
Marr Trandle
Je F .Bowers
Earl Howard
Jar
R. Ames Hendrickson
Margaret Lough
Grace Lough
Prirjema Wes
Margaret Powell Az 'Hetman
Gladys Walck
Helen Con- Retasteere
Madrida Cramer
Scigreueie
En “Michael
Frances Staley
Grace
Greenland
Cochrars
Ont
Bert Hassel
Parkes Cramer
Mr. Evans
Green
Curtis Named Vice Presidential Candidate For Hoover Ticket
Crowds gather at Curtis ceremony as National Chairman Work and Republican leaders assess the political scene. Charles Curtis, long-time Kansas congressman now a vice presidential hopeful, receives a public greeting and Kansas celebrates his nomination. Radio plans promise coverage despite weather.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Jess
Tus Cy
Charles Curtis
Tos
Wil
Senator Curtis
Curis
Kansas
Congress
House
Senate
National Party
Republican Naval Committee
California
Herbert Hoover
Charlie” Curtis
Fessheus
Court News Briefs on Property Deeds and Marriages
Court notices record deeds between Jom Krom and Jacob D Adams in county, and Joseph D Baker and Barker spouses in city with small sums. Marriage licenses list Lawrence Gaston and Teresa Walter. George Mitchell divorced from Esther Garrett. Flesh Hope and Helen Firer wed in Frederick and Thurmont. Equity cases note A Lewis filing bills of complaint in paras.
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Jom Krom
Jacob D. Adams
Jonarom
Joseph D. Baker
Joseph D. Barker
St. _ Jose
D. Bs
Lloyd
Jula Cole
Hagerstown
Lawrence A. Gaston
Teresa A. Walter
Lebanon
George Ellsworh Mitchell
Esther BR. Garrett
Des Moines
Flesh Hope
Frederick
Helen G. Firer
Thurmont
Walsh Praises Gov Smith In Albany Statement
AP dispatch from Albany reports Senator Walsh of Montana praising Governor Smith in a statement. The gambler-like lines in the Democratic presidential campaign are mentioned as part of the broader summer contest.
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Walsh
Gov. Smith
Children Night Event at Braddock Heights and Olympic Stage
A Braddock Heights Children Night program will feature local pupils led by Mrs Audrey Abend schein with dancing and a Washington O'Conner Revue premiere. Baltimore associates and local performers from the area join in a full stage show at Atlantic City Traders venue. Medical and educational notes are included with attendance details.
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Nately
BadSack
Ue &Ies
Margaret Janson Southeye
Deadrock Heights
Spains
Salura Desert
Japan
Beaddack Heights
Mite City
Audrey Abend
Schein
Pole
Braddock Heights
L O'Conner
Washington
Miss Smith
Eleanor Smith
Balttimore
Loretta Smith
Baltimore
Margaret Heck
Vchty
Goaries A. Opri
Ano
Stolen Ford Recovered. Two Held in Cumberland
Keefer Redmond and Charles Wallace, about 21, were arrested in Cumberland after taking a Gulf Refining Ford used by John Brown. They returned to the city for preliminary hearings, held on a one way street when stopped by police. The theft marked the second recovered car of three stolen that week.
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Ford Reds
Gulf Refining Company
John Brown
Keefer Redmond
Charles Wallace
Cumberland
Bedford
W. C. Roderick
Pridar
Tnis
Roy Baker
West Church Street
Frederick
John Snyder
East South Street
Hoover Speeches Mark Eastward Trip From Adopted State
Herbert Hoover on a train en route to Grand Canyon Arizona prepares for a four speech swing beginning in West Branch Iowa his birthplace and will spend a day and night amid historic sites before resuming a campaign itinerary.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Hoover
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Republican Party
Cale
Arizona
Several Montgomery county youths sentenced for various crimes
J A Jonas 19 Lonaconing Paar Rector 19 Marshal N C Homer E Aultman 18 Varas Pride N C all Quantico Marines sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for breaking into Edwin L Kinsey garage Gaithersburg stealing four automobile tires and a dozen tubes Carlton Davis and George E Leake 18 White Oak Montgomery County pleaded guilty to breaking into Leonard Groomes home Burnt Mills stealing jewelry and other items each given two years and parallel sentence for entering McCeney Bros building near Burnt Tillis and stealing a shotgun George Wester colored Baltimore 16 months for stealing jewelry clothing and other items from Mrs Virginia Meads Rockville Elton Le Roy Carlisle Montgomery County 35 months and Ralph Phillips Washington nine months for larceny of a bicycle Carlton Davis found guilty and Leake not guilty in assault and battery tied to the Beall store attempted burglary at Ashton with Beall firing. sentences suspended for Davis and Leake as well as for other guilty pleas on Beall store break-in.
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J A. Jona
Lonaconing
Paar Rector
Marshal
N.C
Homer
Aultman
Varaspride
N. C
Quantico
House of Correction
Edwin L. Kinsey
Gaithersburg
Carlton Davis
George E. Leake l
White Oak
Montgemery County
Leonard W. Groomes
Burnt Mills
McCeney Bros
Burnt Tillis
George Wester
Baltimore
Virg Fina Meads
Rockville
Samuel ‘Mills
Elton le Roy Carlisle
Montgomery County
Ralph Phillips
Washington
George E. Leake
Aubrey B. Beall
Ashton
Beall
Davis
Leake
Cas
Two Die Potentially In Gettysburg Car Crash Injures Six
Gettysburg Pennsylvania August 18 AP Three injured two perhaps fatally when car crashed into a telephone pole. Victims include William A Corbett 25 and Hugh H Craig 22 both locals. Other injured identified as Mrs Glantmore 25 of Waynesboro and S J Golvin along with Dan Be of Hagerstown. inci Video unclear.
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Gettysburg
Teo
Wil
A. Corbett
Gettieburg Times
Hugh H. Craig
Clere
Corpett
Glantmore
Waynesboro
S.J. Golvin
Dan
Hagerstown
Jess Cert Ass
Open season rules and licenses for hunters detailed
Regulations from the Game Department outline statewide and county specific seasons and bag limits for various species. Open seasons include shore birds, reed birds, squirrels, doves, wild turkey, Chinese ring-necked pigeons, and male deer with four points, with dates varying by county and federal overrides noted. Firearm and dog-related rules, Sunday hunting bans, snow conditions, and transport/shipment restrictions are described along with penalties for illegal traps and selling game.
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Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Howard
Baltamiore
Gar Tett County
Itelactive
Washt
Frederick County
Railroad Shares In Demand In New York Market
Auction of railroad shares drives buying interest in New York trading. Reports show varied issues with some payments, price movements indicated as investors eye potential returns amid market activity on August 13.
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New York
Dedicate New School After Tragic 43 Deaths
A community plans a dedication of a new school following the deaths of 43 children in a disaster. Officials and families hold a ceremony to honor survivors and remember those lost, with speakers from the city and school district.
Aid Society Work Here Doubled as Cases Increase
The local Children's Aid Society reports a sharp rise in cases handled by executive secretary Mrs. Michael E. Pue and her assistant. County ministers and residents aided by public support have helped bring families to attention, with about 150 active cases this summer versus under 100 last year. Most work focuses on keeping families together, with foster care and training schools used when needed.
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Children’s Aid Society
Michael E. Pure
Twce
Pue
Mia
Charles McC. Mathias
Tay
Maryland Training School
Lock Raven
Montrace
Children's Aid Society
Market Shows Strength Across Week Amid Easier Credit
New York stock markets rose last week on strong trade news and looser credit. Industrials and specialties led gains with rails climbing in summer advance. Call money slid to 4 1 2 percent then rose as banks fortified positions at the Federal Reserve. Federal Reserve officials signaled no policy changes, aiming to curb speculative credit while supporting crop movement and ongoing expansion. Market activity showed significant broker loans drop by over 50 million dollars week ending Wednesday. No change in discount rates was reported.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Theoimones
Federal Reserve
Eyrai
Vecnet
Street Sweeper to Arrive in September for City Cleanup
City officials reported the new Elgin street sweeper purchased this week will arrive around September, with J F Sneider of Elgin Company to instruct workers. While awaiting delivery, reconstruction on West Patrick Street continues with concrete and gutter work, paving, and patching, as officials aim to improve major routes before autumn rains.
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Elyn Street
Cray and Aldermen
Frederick
J. 4
Sneider
Elgin Company
Sheider
Snelder
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Mast Church
Carrol Streets
Carroll Street
Chuch
South
Church Street
Market Street
Central Trust Company
Eyatjgtlical Reformed Curch
Memo Hat
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