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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1931

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Frederick Under Air Defense Drill Tonight

A city air defense drill will deploy three inch guns and a battery at an air field near Frederick. Major Masson leads Dement Field flyers and Major Burns comments on plans as weather could affect the simulated air attack with three Douglas planes and blank shells for anti aircraft defense. The exercise aims to observe maneuver and reporting from the public viewing site along Serenta Street.

Frederick Woetcurponigha Akies Perms Charles A. Masson Deerick Field Serenta Street Frederick W. W. Furs 260Th Coast Activg District of Columbia National Sued Charles Masson Wvision Aviation Eckared Detrick Field Bokimander Penimore Ebel Masson Baw Hurns Ares

End Of M'Donald Reign In Britain Near End Of Era

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Britain political transition linked to the end of an era named M’Donald. Mentions change, preparations, and a shift involving national business and leadership figures in a period of instability.

M’donald Britain

Auto Strikes Pole Leaves Young Man Critical

Russell Wellen aged 24 son of Mr and Mrs B A Wellen 419 West Poto Mac street Brunswick remained in a critical condition at Hangs Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W Va after the auto he was driving left the highway near Charles Town skidded on a slippery road and wrapped around a pole He was extricated by Kirby P Orn dorff and taken to the hospital His skull was badly fractured Doctors held some hope for recovery The injured salesman for the Bureau Maryland Assurance Company was identified by cards in his pocket as his family reached the hospital

Russell Wellen B. A. Wellen West Poto- Mac Street Brunswick Hangs Daughters Hospital Marestinsburg W. Va Charles Town Young Welen Mgirlfriend Wellen Kirby PF. Orndorff Martinsburg Bagely Baltimore Burekx Maryland Assurance Company Fils

Elinor Smiths Transatlantic Flight Hopes Die in Crash

New York Aug 22 AP reports aviator Elinor Smith 20 is grounded after a Roosevelt Field crash on landing from Farmingdale. Damage to wing and undercarriage will sideline her plans to depart for Europe by Sept 1, delaying the proposed trans Atlantic attempt to next season.

New York Elinor Smith Europe Roosevelt Field Miss Smith Parmingdale Henry Meare Miss Saith

Couzens Proposes Million Dollar Gift to Detroit Welfare

Senator James Couzens offers Detroit a 1,000,000 gift to aid welfare work if 59,000,000 more is raised by citizens. Mayor Frank Murphy accepts the proposal as part of a city relief effort reported from Washington.

Washington James Couzens Frank Murphy Detroit

State Rejects Plan to Change Road at Present

The Maryland State Roads Commission rejected a proposed road alteration from near the Sanatorium toward Blue Ridge Summit, citing high costs and current state road work. Gov. Ritchie reportedly supports the idea, but the change cannot proceed now. The plan may be reconsidered in the future. The county will also begin a 0.1 mile macadam project on the Myersville to Grossnickle route, 12 feet wide, to start soon.

Maryland Sta Roads’ Commission 1 Co Board of County Comsmissios Mur Williar Ritchie Iifinity Blue Ridge Summit Cama Arteale Baltmore Board of County Commissioners Roscoe P. Brown Macafiam Myersville Grosenickie Church Grossnickle School

Return to Work At Brunswick Shops After furlough buildup

Thirteen former Baltimore and Ohio workers, furloughed up to three years, are recalled to Brunswick shops including four machinists three machinist helpers one boiler maker one pipe fitter one pipe fitter helper and three machinist apprentices. The rise follows Mallet locomotive work on the Cumberland division, Brunswick terminal, with more double engines demanding service. Rumors say further recalls are possible soon. Palestine Encampment No. 20 I O F met Friday under Chief Patriarch Millard D. Gaither. A second Odd Fellows rally is set for Westminster Thursday September 4 with a parade at 7 pm. Initiations and degree work planned for No. 5 and No. 28 lodges and Mt. Air Rebekah Lodge No. 66. Committee heads include Robert A. Bennett and George L. Mobst.

Baltimore and Ohio Brunswick Keyser Cumberland Brunswick Terminal Palestine Millard D. Gaither Odd Fellows Westminster Order A. Guobect Isaac Royal Purpie Bs Excarepen Dorsey Rebekah Lodge Mt. Air Robert A. Bennett George LD. Mob St Ste Mulard D. Gs. i Horace H. Aibauch Wm. E. Iron

Wayor Leaves 10 Take Part in Rifle Matches

A fragmented report describes Wayor leaving ten as they take part in rifle matches. The text includes garbled lines about a mayoral acting role and a rosette, with unclear events and outcomes due to OCR errors.

Wayor

Eight Middies Face Dismissal Inquiry At Navy Academy

Washington reports Acting Secretary Jahncke requested reasons why the Naval Academy should not dismiss four midshipmen over alleged misconduct during the summer European cruise. A preliminary report was sent to the Bureau of Navigation. formal defense is to be provided by involved midshipmen.

Washington Europe Jahncke Navy Naval Academy Arkansas Wyoming Department Bureau of Na Dies Claude C. Bloch Ralph E. Pope Bureau of Navigation Pope

Germans Off On Flight Probably Across Atlantic

Berun August 22 AP Wily Rody and Christian Johanssen German airmen flew from Tempichof airfield toward Liston in a 300 horsepower plane once owned by Charles A. Levine. An unnamed Portuguese was aboard. The craft carries fuel for 40 hours and is equipped for blind flying with a gyroscopic compass. Johanssen piloted while Rody navigated. Rody, a 20 year old aviation enthusiast, recently used a legacy to buy the plane.

Berun Wily Rody Christian Johanssen Tempichof Liston Atlantic United States Charles A. Levine Johanssen Rody

Bomb Thrown at Mansfield Journal Plant Shocks City

A bomb from a speeding car struck the Mansfield Journal plant at midnight injuring a guard and breaking windows. The incident follows a series of threats aimed at the paper which had published about a year ago. Authorities suspect a passenger in the vehicle, identified as Mrs. Dour Gann, and the car is linked to the attack.

Mansfield Mansfeld Dour Gann Curtis Cotsmta

Air Forge To Return Here For 1932 Maneuvers

Accommodations announced as the Air Force fortress prepares for 1932 maneuvers and associated housing arrangements.

AIR Forge

Frederick unit wraps two week training at Detrick Field

Airmen of the Twenty-ninth Division Aviation leave Frederick Field after two weeks of maneuvers. Major Charles A. Masson notes the field’s advantageous setup and predicts a return in 1932. The unit’s photographic section mapped 110 square miles around Frederick and surrounding regions. Details hint at continued field use and ongoing mapping work after departure.

Sume Myers Charles A. Masson Twenty-ninth Division 104Th Arco Squadron 104Th Phowgraphic Unit 104Th Medical Corps Masson Detciee Feld Langley Field Washington Shepherd Field Martinsburg W. Va Frederick Tse Fredence Radicami Liew W. K. Ebel Yielnity Fishing Creek Cascade Ab Tink Fieic

Appointments Of More Than 300 County School Teachers

A lengthy notice lists names of teachers appointed across the county including Mary Reinhart Sara Boalus K Green Bertha Trundi Charlotte DeLashuntt Sadie Hahn Katherine Cronin Ruth Soish Herbert Dass Mary Rhoads Mantullan Mars Exne Springer Nel Bradburn and many others. The article notes the appointments are announced at chalets noa and continues on page 5.

Coeriy Peter Mary Coarson Virginia Wena Stair I. Loews Tema Begga Pricy Young Ida N. Reinhart Sara Boalus Mes K. Green Boutak Moderty t—Bill VY K Amnabel Kine Mary E. Muck Edits Mo Mier Minne E Dockerty Bertha T. Trundi Charlotte T. DeLashuntt Sadie €. Hahn A. Katherine Cronin Ruth E. Soish Ey Co Wie Herbert P. Dass Mary FE Rhoads Mantullan Mars Springer Nell Bradburn Bel Gisninger Cresget Treat Emimitsourg EB Smith Margaret Ei A Harman Saranna White Edia CG Stail Y Hle-Marshall H. Leatherman Carlotta Hays Bextrice Lingg Julia B. Dryden H. Madelynne Smith Puliax Delight Glen M. Pryor

Lindberghs Down Again in Flight Toward Nemuro

Por downed Charles and Anne Lindbergh resumed their long flight from Japan toward Nemuro after a forced descent in fog over the Kurile Island chain. They had hoped to fly about 400 miles non stop but weather and motor trouble forced further stops and a landing at Shana.

Nemuro Japan Charles A. Lindbergh Murgton Bay Shimushiru Island Kurlic Petropoviovse Kamchatka Nemura

Archer elected Maryland American Legion state commander

Robert H. Archer of Bel Air was elected state commander of the Maryland Department of the American Legion at the close of the convention. Ocean City was chosen as the meeting site for the upcoming year.

Robert H. Archer American Legion Progsburg Bel Air Maryland Department of the American Legion Legion Ocean City Nettsear

Six Dead in Wake Bandit Car Chase

Intense gun battle in New York left six dead after a payroll robbery on East 13th Street. Two highwaymen and four others including police and a taxi driver perished. twelve more were wounded. Authorities recovered the payroll intact from the getaway car.

New York Sir Persume Bronx Oloria Lopes Dewcathe Edward Churchil Central Park Motorcycle Squal No. 1 Vincent Hyde

Baltimore butcher stabbed to death in shop

Baltimore, Aug 22 AP. Max Berman, 58, a butcher on South Charles Street, was found stabbed in his shop by burglary. A knife with the handle wrapped in a handkerchief was buried in his abdomen. His son Maurice Berman and a clerk discovered the body. Nearby, two bags of change and other pockets were untouched. The report also mentions a farm corn exhibit unrelated to the killing.

Baltimore Max Bereman South Charles Street Berman Maurice Berman

Weather notes and precipitation data for August 1930

Weather record shows August precipitation around 1.714 inches to date with normal 3.48 inches. Temperatures yesterday high 77 low 56. Forecast: sunny with 3.38 pm tide-like outlook and moonrise noted. stream conditions referenced as Potune.

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