Will Rogers and Wiley Post funeral rites detailed
A large guard of honor from March Field to surround the casket of Will Rogers as crowds pay tribute in Los Angeles. In Oklahoma City, Wiley Post's funeral moves from the Municipal Airport to Mayesville after a daylong arrival and fitting ceremonies. Both figures died in Alaska while on a flight around the world.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Military Guard of Honor
March Field
Will Magers
Thousads
Jim Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Rogers
Fim
Oklahoma City
Orla
Alent
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
Will Rogers
Winnie Mae
F. C Hall
Oklahoma Ity
Maysville
Garvin County
Frederick sees uptick in home permits in August
City engineer issued permits for four new homes since August began in Frederick. Planned projects include two side by side homes on West College Terrace, Dr Esther E Shaw’s two story brick house, and a Roy Heffelfinger dwelling about 24000. Other bungalow projects are underway on Center Street and Monroe Street, plus a major remodeling job for Rory B Shipley at 127 West Patrick Street costing around 500.
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Frederick City
West College Terrace
Esther E. Shaw
Hood College
Wreck Found Missing Passengers in Wyoming Mystery
A stray report from Laramie Peak in Wyoming describes a missing Indianapolis tied frail wreckage. About fifty men search the area for wreckage or clues as authorities work to confirm detentions and determine if survivors exist.
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Gendo
Wyo
Laramie Peak
Indianapolis
Montgomery County seeks health funding restart effort
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners plans talks with the U S Public Health Service and the State Board of Health to regain eligibility for national and state health aid. County leaders, including Paul Coughlen and Charles E King, intend to meet department heads to craft a plan restoring health funds and end the rift with health units. Civil service notices list openings at Frederick including bioscience and medical lab roles with salaries from 2600 to 4600 dollars annually.
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Rockville
Board of Mongomery
Wil Endeator
Ta Res
United States Public Health
State Board of Health
Paul Coughlen
Charles E. King
Shewa
Lautelive Dyaeutlly Die Pisioam
Oniodey
Aloperede
Ake Lake
Itiouticement
US Public Health Sevdes
Treasury Department
Washington, DC
Five Die As Bus and Auto Collide In Maryland
Five people die including three nuns and two men when a Washington bus carrying more than twenty African American passengers collides with an auto near Annapolis on a rainy Defense Highway. Driver C G Mason of Ballston faces inquest after posting bond. many hurt in the crash.
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Bowie
Washington
Annapolis
John McCarthy
Winifred Blavin
Galesburg
Winifred Jean
Glavin
The
Blessed Sacrament Convent
McCarthy
Defense Highway
Bowl
C. G. Mason
Ballston
Casualty Hospital
Nueen
Glendale
Mason
Louis Blundling
Lanham
Senate backs 1937 Charles Carroll bicentenary plan
Washington reports the Senate approved a resolution by Senator Millard E. Tytlings to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Charles Carroll of Carrollton's birth in 1937. The measure calls for a five member commission to organize a national observance and awaits House action.
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Carrollton
Washington
Senate
Millard E Tytlings
Maryland
Charles Carroll
House
William P. Cale
Ravel
Beantram Plated
Charlies Carroll of
Carroll
Agreement on New Tax Bill Heads to Congress
Washington reports an accord on the Roosevelt tax bill boosting corporate income taxes and surtaxes while harmonizing House and Senate versions. Leaders pledged to move a neutrality resolution next, despite Nye’s filibuster concerns, as conference committees finalize the $250 million measure.
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Washington
Pellmell
Senate
Sen. Nye
North Dakota
Senate House
Doug UH
Ls! & Statement
Sen
Mztealf
Rhode Island
Treadway
Renu vi
Massachusetts
Badnarach
New Jersey
Roosevelt
House
Meeting Series Opens at Brunswick Church of God
An eight day revival begins with visiting ministers delivering evening sermons at Brunswick Church of God. The concluding Sunday service will be led by Rev. John H Gonso Frederick. A revival also planned in Butler Hath near Weverton from Monday through August 31. The Brunsw ck Church of God Young Ladies class to host a bene ft festival at Bethel on Thursday evening August 29.
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Brunswick Church of God
John H Gonso Frederick
Church of God
Butler Hath
Weverton
Brunsw
Ck Church of God Bill
Bethel
Man Found In Corn After Three Day Fast
Clarence Huff, 45, of Raleigh N C, was found semi conscious on a local street after not eating for three days. He was rushed to Frederick County Emergency Hospital in serious condition and later showed some improvement after Dr B Thomas treated him at police headquarters before being moved to the hospital. He had gone into a corn field Tuesday for green corn to eat raw, later supplementing with sandwiches and apples.
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Satie Tewea
Clarence E Huff
Raleigh
Fredericks County
Huff
Frank Dorsey
B ©. Thomas
Charles W. Smith
Charles Blumenauer
City Prosecutors Await Warne Charge Against Willard
Fragmentary OCR notes report Dr C Warne delivering laboratory documents to the city prosecutors late today. The City Humane Department official Willard faces charging scrutiny amid unclear details about small animal issues.
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C. Warne
Humane Department
Fragmentary note on laboratory events and witnesses
An incomplete记 fragment describes several days in a refrigerator and a laboratory scene with newspaper men and Dr Warn ace, noting witnesses and a departure before a mysterious incident.
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Warnace AO
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