Elimination of dangerous curves advances on state road project
Work on the Harmony Grove to Creagerstown segment along the Emmitsburg road proceeds under the State Roads Commission led by district engineer Thomas S. Lethicum. The project relocates 3,000 feet of road, builds concrete shoulders, and includes bridge work and backfill as crews from L. R. Waesche and Son and others push toward November completion.
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Rawsonville
Emmitsburg Pike
Harmony Grove 10
Creagerstown
State Roads Commission
Thomas S. Lesthicum
Emmitsburg Road
Harmouy Grove
Hansonville
Ames
Tandadam
L. R. "Waesche
Worman's
Monocacy Bridge
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
Ridgeville
Balmore
Ohio
Forbes-Murphy Construction Company
Baltimore
Linthicum
Frederick County
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter
Westminster
Woodsiero
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Southern Maryland Constitction Company
Thomas, Bennett & Bunter
J. J. Grove Lime Company
Price
Urey
Carroll
Fat Creek
Westmuinster
Thomas
Bsouett & Hos
B. C. Waldhuse
Frederic Af
Felon Conerpie
Marston
Tanostown
Miles of
Canta Construction Company
Eadam
T. Ecove Russer
Games Carnival at Haven Field Ends Season
The Friday night games carnival winds down the season with events at Haven Field and nearby grounds. Dodgeball lawn ball speed ball and paddle tennis share duties under Misses Krantz Siull and others, with community groups and schools participating amid growing attendance and late summer shows.
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Laker Park
Haven Field
Gion Sire
Marset Street
Third Street
Baker Park
Isses Margaret Horne
Margaret
Harmon Field
Frederick Lions Club
Loaded revolver seized as trio held by sheriff
Local authorities detain Patrick street youths after a loaded revolver is found on one suspect during a Saturday night arrest. Two others, including Carl Seames of Red Bank New Jersey and George Everham, face investigations and possible trials for charges including bad checks and forgery. The group toured Bloomfield Martinsburg Hagerstown and Fredericksburg before detention.
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Texas
Patrick Street
O'Crek
Shesie Soone
Blizard
Ant
Wagi
Carl Seames
Red Bank
N.J
Mattysburg
George Everham
Rec Home
Bloomfield
Pas
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Frederice
Sheryl
Searles
Stern Steiner
Justice Bowers
Ritchie schedules drought conference for Friday
Governor Ritchie calls a Friday noon drought conference with officers of agricultural groups and unions including the Late Federation of Labor and the University of Maryland. The meeting will be in the Public Manser Hearing Room to discuss relief for farmers statewide.
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Agricultu
Federation of Labor
University of Marion
Marsland
Ritchie
Frida
Maryland
Publie Manser Boticing
AL LeRot
Stave Tax
M.ang Chames
Central of
Baimore
Farm Cow Killed After Being Struck By Trolley
A cow from the farm of G. Bernard Zimmerman in this city was struck by a trolley near the Bethel to Thurmont line shortly after 2 PM Monday. The animal belonging to James Dunn suffered injuries and died. The incident occurred along the Frederick to Thurmont route near the Howard County border.
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G. Bernard Zimmerman
James Dunn
Bethel
Van Lear Black Missing From Yacht Off New York
Van Lear Black publisher of The Sun and The Evening Sun, 53, disappeared from his yacht near New York while returning from, and while at sea near, the coast. A handkerchief was found on the deck and a heavy swell was in progress as a possible cause. Coast guard and Navy aid were requested amid search efforts.
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Mere
Leon
Black
John J. Kelley
Tie
Kelley
Coast Guard
Subaro
Navy Department
New York
City
Chesapeake Bay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard E. Byrd
Mr. Black
A. 8. Abell Company
the Sun
Evening Sun
Fokker
London
Tokio
Pacific
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cumberland
Jessie A. Gary
James A. Gary
van Lear, Jr
Gary
T. Buchanan Blackiston
Alfred T. Bolton
Madeline Black
Harry C. Black
Frederick Park-O-Links Golf Prize Promised
Frederick's miniature golfers may win ten dollars in gold as the Park-O-Links course hosts a weekly prize open to all ages. Scores are gathered each Friday and the top 48 are formed into 12 foursomes for Saturday play, continuing until winter weather stops play.
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Frederick
Market Makes Advance New York Aug 33 AP
The stock market edged higher in cautious trading as traders hoped for better results than in July. Market activity noted continued brokerage gossip and modest gains, with stock prices showing tentative strength amid renewed optimism.
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New York
Daley
Union Bridge Driver Fined for Auto Violations
C M Ellen of Union Bridge was fined 5 dollars for lacking operator’s card and for passing another car when it was not clear. The case was heard Monday by Officer C R Biegard.
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C. M. Ellen
Union Bridge
C. R. Biegard
North Carolina mob lynches man held for assault
Governor O Max Gardner defends action and vows full investigation after a mob in Hendersonville lynched a man held for assault. He condemned the episode as a disgrace to North Carolina and promised the state would do everything to find those responsible.
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North Carolina
Hendersonville
N.C
O. Max Gardier
Olner Moeore
North Carolin
Ain
Overnor
Five Under Arrest In Probe Of Funeral Pyre Case
Baltimore reports five people detained in the death probe of Joseph Reimer after his charred body was found near a Back River cottage. Mrs. Margaret Reimer, estranged wife of the slain man, is among those arrested along with four soldiers. Police re-arrested her after new evidence contradicted an alibi offered by Private George Rutter of Fort Rose, who had been linked to the case.
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Baltimore
Joseph Reimer
Margaret Reimer
Elimede
George Rutter
Fort Rose
Reimer
Gary bank closes its doors amid crisis
Gate Indiana August 19 CAP Another Gary bank was closed as a fourth bank in the city to fail this period. Directors took action after concerns over resources following the trouble at Mid City State Bank and Its Bank now led to closure. Gary Labor Bank holds about 670000 in resources.
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Gary, Ind
Ind
Gary Bank
Fifth Avenue Bank
Gary Labor Bank
Temple Directors Name Aimee McPherson III In Brief Mention
The report notes Aimee Semple McPherson figure connected with temple leadership. A divorce decree is granted to Mrs. May Campbell Winton in Los Angeles, ending a long court action involving Alex and others.
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Winton
AP. Catoree
May Campbell Winton
Alex ci
Aen
Labor Day Bic Celebration Planned at Brunswick
A Labor Day festival in Brunswick features a full day of events at Scheer Stadium and a city park pavilion, including races for boys and a variety of contests. The program starts at 10 a.m. with prizes, followed by a grind dance at night.
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Brunswick
Yellow Springs
City Park
Scheer Stadium
Benim
Crazed gardener shoots and kills three people
A disturbed individual opened fire killing three people in what authorities call a crazed garden incident. Police reported a chaotic scene with multiple victims and ongoing investigations at the residence.
Awarded Contract for Gas Delivery
The notice announces a contract award for gas services. Details indicate the award date Monday and involved party PONS Geo Midard 608 Cra, with emphasis on the official action and contractor selection.
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Pons Geo Midard
Hoover Names Hyde Head of Drouth Relief
President Hoover names Hyde to lead drought relief efforts as rains prove beneficial only in non acute regions. He urges farmers to expect aid and notes state governors move to form county committees and coordinate federal relief with local groups. The Virginia committee includes ex-Governor Byrd and several officials.
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Hoover
Hyde
Drouth Relief
Ms Pe
Mare
Fitnois
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Frederick W. Stock
A.C. Needles
R. H. Angell
Redcroft
John &. Hutcheson
Local Talent Sought for Atwater Kent Auditions
Frederick musicians vie in the Atwater Kent Audition program to foster young singers nationwide. Local auditions are set for September 8 with five district events in November and a national finale in December. Candidates must be 29 or younger by 1930 and not paid vocal principals.
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Vallols Ces
Ane
New York City
Seria
Rowan
David Agling
Beth of
Seay
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