District road construction rushes ahead with multiple contracts
Construction projects spread across Frederick and Carroll counties as contract awards accelerate. Firms including Thomas Bennett Hunter and L R Waesche & Son secure fragments of concrete shoulders and road widenings from Westminster to Emmitsburg and from Lewistown to Thurmont. Work aims to finish by mid autumn, expanding highways toward Baltimore and points along the old Liberty road.
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Bali Boulevard
Baltimore
Simeya7
Foilo Carroll Cous Thomas
Bennett & Hunter
Westminster
Linits
Pritzeburg
Thomas
Bennett
Hunter
Emers Church
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter
Art. Airy
Taylorsville
Old Liberty Road
Eldersburg
Frederick
Ridgeville
Frederick County
John S. Teeter
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania State Line
L. R. Waesche & Son
Thurmont
Lewistown
Léwistaen
Licksville
Point of Rocks
She. Clarksvili
Ignatius Blarlee
T. E Russell
L. F
W. E. Sayers
Jack
Sykesville
R. H. Richardson
Childs
Arthur Gambrill
Hyattsville
Bjorlee
Russell
Major
President Says President Can Use Marines Without Declared War
A Foreign Policy Association study argues the president wields decisive commander in chief power to deploy forces abroad with or without a congressional declaration. It notes courts rarely rule on diplomatic acts while Congress can try to constrain via appropriations, but such efforts have largely failed.
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Kyudney Buycher
Acgion
Congress
Ut Sus
Fore Policy Association
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Itm
Supreme Court
James Buchanan
Dar
Foreign Police Association
Edward S. Corwin
Princeton
Supreme Courts
Senate
Nicaragua
Borah
Senate Fortigen Relations Committee
Swanson
Nica
Sandino
Unclear historical note on market and reforms
Fragmentary text mentions stock markers, freedoms, points, California dates, and a call to men. Multiple garbled phrases obscure specifics. No coherent events, names, or dates are readable to anchor a factual summary.
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Vedas
Gans
Cali Jates
At & Jer
Ks Dewan
Mens
Matriend Tuberculesis Clinic Report
Vague OCR fragment references a tuberculosis related clinic or association and host disease focus. Readable parts indicate an association clinic for diseases of the host, with unclear locality and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumm
Still Without Word of Plane Missing for Two Days
Wireless operators report no sign of the air crew after two days. the missing plane on a 1 806 mile route toward Mt Evans was last detected 75 miles off Cape Caildler Davis Straits. Madison opera Don Mix, vigil at the station, noted no contact since Saturday night into Sunday.
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Lap
Atcup Seas
Greenland
Stancard
Parker
Adneord
Stocker Holm
Madon
Oyso
Lecrers
Mt Evans
Don Mix
Madison
Wis
Opera
Kos Wireless
Mtans
Fourth Annual PECO PICNIC Planned At Braddock Heights
Final plans outline a two day PECO outing for Potomac Edison Company employees and families with entertainment at Braddock Heights. The program includes daily band concerts at 1 0 oclock, mystery person prizes of 2 50 in gold, film scenes for a slapstick comedy, dancing and free refreshments for attendees and guests. About 800 people expected each day with transportation coordinated by the head of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Braddock Heights
Come
Frederick
Own
Martinsburg
Winenester
Ion Bridge
Warymesboro
Berkeley Sarings
Pas
Iotr Atlock
Map of America Drawn by Lightning Crew Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows a drawing of the United States with a caption noting a lightning or map scene. The readable text mentions a Western area and a ferda peuin phrase, but essential details are missing.
Largest crowd at long service noted at Frederick event
At a Frederick County Agricultural Society meeting in Braddock Heights offices, Guy K. Mattes was elected acting secretary and Lewis B. Dertzbaugh named assistant treasurer. A death in the society prompted a three member committee to draft resolutions. repairs and preparations for the fair were discussed. The Sunday Braddock Heights Christian Endeavor service featured Dr J T Watts of Baltimore and a concert by the Braddock Heights Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hel& Ints
Lime Arutuat Insurance Company
Lng
Guy K. Mattes
Lewis BE. Dertzbaugh
Justice Rmotter
0.C. Warehime
Farr
Mrr
Dertzbaugh Mill
Metter
John T. Best
The
Agricultural Society
Warchime
Board of Managers
Braddock Heights
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
J. T. Watts
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Organization
Watts
Chistian Endeavor Movement
Blackmer to Claim Evidence Illegal
Denver report says Henry M Blackmer may appeal an indictment on grounds that evidence was obtained illegally. His attorney disclosed an affidavit signed by three secretaries alleging abduction last June by a secretary, and that the U S District Attorney will be questioned.
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Denver
Aug. T
Henry M. Black
Unitedates
Ze’ Bisckmer
Secrat Sertise
United States District Attorney
Garding F
Looked for Smuggled Diamonds Not Liquor
Fragmentary AP copy notes a search for diamonds rather than liquor. Mentions Washington, Paris, and a tea room event with references to a 7 night dance by a musical group and discussions of taste and objectivity. Names and details are garbled.
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Paris
Chie
Goebel Sets Nonstop West to East Flight Record
Goebel completes a transcontinental nonstop flight from Curtiss Field to the east in 18 hours 68 minutes, shaving six hours from the previous time. He lands amid a cheering crowd, recounting the long journey and noting minor mishaps per the wartime air record.
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Jona AL Mach Chaktey Jelley
Goebel
Feid
Savane
Women's Clubs Resume County Meetings
The Federation of Rural Women's Clubs opens the season with a September 5 meeting in Middletown as all county clubs join. Plans cover fair booth preparations and a schedule of events through September and December, with 654 members in 23 clubs participating.
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Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Middletown
Relen Pearson
Wisconsin
Federation
Awney Frederick Fair
Sunn
Poe
Huicr
Iss Peation
Firasant Grove
Middistoun
Tryland Tract
Jybridge
Harmony Grove
Balleiget
Gneonville
Libertytown
Emmitsburg
New Market
Braddock
Stephenson Seeks New Fight for Freedom
Porte Indiana August 20 AP David Stephenson former Indiana Ku Klux Klan grand dragon petitions for clemency before Judge Richter citing ongoing confinement. The petition aims to secure freedom or new consideration of his case as legal actions proceed.
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A Porte
Ind
David 7 Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Aes Insight For
Freedom Radar
Richter
Found man in chair with bullet in head in unknown incident
A man was found propped in a chair with a bullet wound in the head. The incident is being investigated as a possible homicide with authorities arresting a suspect. Details on the location, identity, and motive remain unclear.
Hoover Warms Up To Fight Plan Ahead Of Labor Day Speech
New York Governor makes five stops en route to acceptance speech as details of charges involving a state assemblyman become public tomorrow. Campaign advisers pace strategy before the holiday, with plans for future appearances and speechwriting under way.
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Hoover
Smith
New York
D. Harold Oliver
Albany
N.Y
Gale
Gore
Oly
Wee Sam Aves
Atanton
Tom Mix Fight and Hoover on the Kansas Trip
In a sprawling dispatch, Herbert Hoover travels a Republican route through Kansas with party leaders as his train to West Branch departs. The report blends a light note on Tom Mix and a party event in Hollywood with local social scenes and a Salvation Army concert in Maryland.
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James L. West
Homer Train
Kansas City
Anzona
New Mexico
Herbert Hoover
Kansas
Hie
West Branch
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Newton
Empor
Topeka
Charles Curtis
David Mulvane
Arthur Capper
J. M.poly Tincher
Curtis
Kansan City
Hoover
Washington
Californa
Hollywood
Gal
Tom Miz
Willant
Mortimey
Lems
Comeda
Iorduston
Ward
Fim
Shai
Morrissey
Bildgie Miler
Venice
George Beban
Tom
Tony
Morrisey
Lengt
Mix
Menck
Fourth Auto Stolen In Week Police Say
Frederick officers report a fourth car theft in seven days a Ford coupe owned by Edward Routzahn of 820 North Market street was taken overnight from in front of his home. Two of the four stolen vehicles have been recovered including ones owned by Rey Baker and the Gulf Refining Company. Police suspect local accomplices with non residents of the city and have arrested Keefer Redmond and Chart Wallace in Cumberland, likely to be held for the grand jury. A missing car owned by John Snyder remains unfounded. Chief Martin J Walsh notes steady pattern and says progress depends on locating all suspects.
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Frederick
Edward Routzahn
Nort Blarket Street
Rey Baker
Gut Refining Company
Baker
Roandside
Gulf Refining Company
Keefer Redmond
Chart Wallace
Cumberland
John Snyder
Whiten
Mr. Routasba
Martin J. Walsh
Cay
Unclear fragments prompt medical tale and romantic query
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kemp near Predetick on February 20 operation at hospital for acute ap and a question about marriage. No coherent article context.
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Kemp
Fen
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