Ballot Box Sets Prepared for Local Primaries and Liquor Vote
Prospective candidates rush to file certificates as three ballot box sets are prepared for the Democratic, Republican, and liquor questions ballots. The Board of Election Supervisors, led by J. Grahame Johnson, plans a broad local election with 57 boxes transported from Baltimore to the county for September 12.
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Court House
J. Grahame Johnson
Roger R. Rice
Chicago
Daniel C. Grove
Register of Wills
Charles 5. Hahn
House of Delegates
Louis C. Etchison
Judge of the Orphans Court
Estee B. Zentz
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
State Senate
Anderson H. Etzler
Baltimore City
Harry Laib
Baltimore
Colonial Post H. Gruening Appointed First Administrator
H Gruening has been named the first colonial administrator for the United States taking the new post of director of the division of territories and island parts within the interior department. Gruening, 62, a renowned editor and authority on Latin American affairs, is noted for his longtime leadership in territorial policy.
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United States
Division of
West Point
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Army
NRA
Harriman Mills
John Donovan
Mystery Man Lynch Arny Best Thinker Or Just Dumb Dora
Washington report outlines Don Hugh Johnson promoting Cpl George A Lynch as the NRA’s best thinker while Lynch’s nickname Dumb Dora surfaces. The piece traces Lynch’s month as NRA head, Johnson’s conflicts with Donovan’s dismissal, and a look at NRA future reorganizations and young successors Swope Johnston and Strauss.
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Katharine Hepburn
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Don. Hugh Johnson
Cpl
George A. Lynch
NRA
United States Army
Lynch
Stable at Stamford Race Track Destroyed by Fire
A Stamford Ontario fire destroyed one stable at the Stamford race track while all fine stock inside were saved. The incident occurred today as horses were led to safety. the stable and nearby buildings suffered extensive damage. Mrs. Benjamin Rosenaar of College Park and her husband were in Baltimore. her condition improved.
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Long Roosevelt City Meeting Delays Mayor Trip
A lengthy session of the Roosevelt mayor and board delays a planned trip and affects plans for a summer home. Officials discussed scheduling and actions during the meeting.
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Budget for New Tax Rate to Be Discussed
Officials plan to discuss a new tax rate as part of the upcoming budget session. Rainey Funeral services are also noted in the brief notices.
NRA Reorganization to be Up at Meeting
City officials plan a special meeting at 7 30 tonight to discuss the tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year and a proposed water rent reduction. Mayor Culler aims to present a concrete plan, with several delegations expected and a rough budget draft to Aldermen.
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Baltimore
United Fire Company Water Battle At Bath House
The United Fire Company will stage its annual water battle and flood light demonstration at the bath house near the city pool on Wednesday at 7 PM under Capt. Harry I Lipps. Two teams Red led by Walter Lipps and Blue led by Alton J Lipps compete for a red flag by maneuvering a high hose nozzle in a three out of five win system.
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Man Wanted for Killing of Sheriff Captured in Concord
A fugitive described as an outlaw sought in the slaying of Sheriff G Kimball was captured in Concord North Carolina after a period of resistance. Details from the warrant and arrest indicate the capture ends a manhunt tied to the sheriff murder case involving Ralph Davis and Serear O.4.
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Rise in Arrests in JI Cities Reported
An OCR garble notes a rise in arrests in JI cities with scattered figures and names. The fragment references methods and ages, mentioning Philadelphia and Reading with numerical data that is unclear. The text is distorted and lacks coherent details.
Stocks Turn Positive Amid Cautious Gains Across Market
New York August 21 AP stocks edged higher with scattered 1 to 2 point recoveries and overall activity above yesterday. Analysts cite technicals and rumors of forthcoming Washington good news as reasons for the firmer tone, though concrete developments were limited. Call money held at 1 percent and the pound traded near 3.0816 dollars.
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Commission House
Washington
Band Concert Tonight by First Regiment Band
The First Regiment Band performs tonight at 8 15 in the bandstand at Braker Park. Warant Officer Henry Kelier will direct the concert.
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Henry
Kelier
Filmland Death Called Death by Own Action
A terse report states a Filmland death resulted from the accused action. The piece mentions a person named Jerry and references a person named Franka among others, describing the incident as a murder or fatal act resulting from the subject's own conduct.
Two Baltimore Men to Face Trial on Charges After Thurmont Crash
Jo Stokes and Herbert Keller of Baltimore await trial before Justice William J. Stoner on reckless driving and breaking glass charges from a Saturday night crash near Thurmont. A third man Webb fled. officers recovered eighteen gallons of alleged liquor in the wrecked car. Federal action may follow for illegal liquor transport.
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William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Jo Stokes
Herbert Keller
Webb
Paul Ripper
Emmitsburg
Ripper
Preeidante Hatte
Wiliam E Foreman
Foreman
Stokes
Krli¢r
Fat
Hay fever and remedies recounted in playful illness note
A quirky piece explains hay fever as a yearly late August nuisance with pollen from weather patterns and fields blamed for symptoms. It lists cures from shots and capsules to home remedies, notes varying climates as proposed cures, and references patient misery and doctors studying the condition.
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Influenza outbreak in Washington County claims officer life
Reports from Hagerstown say an influenza outbreak spreads through the region. An officer escorting Farley on duty was killed while on patrol. Authorities work to identify the outbreak’s scope and confirm fatalities. officials describe the illness as an unusual flu variant and compare it to a double influenza form.
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Miss Sara Archer Weds James Walker Carty in Frederick
Miss Sara Janice Archer daughter of the late Mr and Mrs B Franklin Archer of Washington Pennsylvania married James Walker Carty son of Mrs Carty and the late Charles Carty The ceremony occurred in Frederick with Rev Dr Joseph H Apple presiding Archer a Hood College and Washington Seminary graduate Carty a Frederick High School Mercerburg Academy and Princeton University alum engaged in the family furniture business and president of Frederick Brick Works The couple planned a immediate departure for their honeymoon travel to unspecified destination.
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B. Franklin Archer
Washington, Penna
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Charles C. Carty
Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
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Washington Seminary
Washington, Pa
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Thomas Vice Governor Federal Reserve Board
The White House announced President nominated J. as vice governor of the Federal Reserve Board for a threeyear term. The move follows the resignation of Eugene Black and comes as Adolph Miller’s term nears its end, with no successor named yet.
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Weather report fragment with unclear terrain notes
Fragmentary weather note reports mud on streams Monocacy and Pocomac and mentions low temperatures and afternoon sun. Names and dates are unclear in the OCR.
Bandits Loot Brooklyn Armored Truck For $427000
A Brooklyn armored truck robbery at Bath Beach yields about $427000 with $29000 left behind. Three bandits, aided by accomplices, fled in two cars after a three minute heist outside Rubel Ice Company. Eyewitnesses say the getaway car reached 70 mph as the largest Brooklyn holdup on record draws pursuit.
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Brooklyn
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Death penalty sought in Richmond court case
Commonwealth's Attorney T Gray Sladdon asked for the death penalty in the Walter Lojenza case for the murder of E M Huband a Federal Reserve Bank truck driver in Richmond on March 4 The argument centered on whether Lojenza fired the shot or aided in the Broad Street station holdup during a mail transfer with a black helper and a partner.
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Commonwealth
T. Gray Sladdon
Walter Lojenza
William Davis
E. M. Huband
Federal Reserve Bank
Legenza
Hueband
Broad Street
Huband
Parish Priest Murder Victim Found in Chelsea Area
The body of Rev. William P. Drennan, about 50, parish priest at Our Lady of Grace Church in Chelsea, was found under a tree on Ames Junior High School grounds in Dedham. Police reported a head wound and robbery indicators, with an empty packet book and a lone dollar bill nearby.
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Wiliam P. Drennan
Our Lady of Grace Church
Chelsea
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P C A Ends Snake and Spider Fight in Baltimore
An SPCA worker halted a four day death duel between a tiny black spider and a garter snake in a Baltimore home. The agent removed the head of the snake, ending the display of predators in the basement.
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Baltimore
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Battimore
Two Hurt In Firet Fight At Cloak Company Strike
Aug 21 in Ont shows violence as two men seriously hurt amid clashes between striking garment workers and Popular and Superior Cloak Company employees. It marks the first violent episode in the city's industrial history.
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Mr Benjamin Rosenour Jr Celebrates 65th Birthday
A notice marks Mr Benjamin Rosenour Jr of College Park as observing his sixty fifth birthday today.
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Calege Park
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