Weather and water levels flag a warm weekend
A light rain Friday did not halt the Fishin Creek reservoir decline, now about 3,000,000 gallons below capacity. The spillway has not overflowed since last Sunday, and the level falls about one inch daily. Temperatures reached 90 degrees after a nine day heat spell with a warm night and forecasts call for partly cloudy weather and light showers later. Snow fell in Pueblo, Colorado with sub freezing readings across parts of the region.
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Fishin Creek
Frank Weddle
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Bismark
N. C
Canada
Denver
Yellowstone Park
Hayre
Montana
Lincoln
Neb
Swel- Benlg Co Neem
Schools to Reopen Despite Influenza Outbreak
Hagerstown and Washington County officials say public schools will reopen next month and stay unaffected by the influenza epidemic. Health bureaus report slow spread and no alarm, with measures in place to prevent further transmission. The note ends with an unrelated line about world population gains.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
New Serial Opens Amid Voyage of the Boldero
Captain Waep Bu launches a voyage aboard the Boldero toward Sinbao as Ivy Green, a former circus handler, joins the crew. Bowers courts her while Flint notes the ship’s movement and the dangers of reefs as the tiger troupe companion settles in aboard the vessel.
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Helen
Ivy Green
Harvey Bowers
Miss Green
Sinbao
Bag
Sinbaets
Wone Bo
Bowers
Transients rounded up by city police this week
Fifty transients were taken into custody by Frederick city police under Chief Aven Bares directing officers. Several faced charges including assault, panhandling, and disorderly conduct with a colored individual involved. One man, Herman Lang, to be removed. others jailed or fined for drunkenness and related public offenses.
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Botaatices
Aven Bares
Prederck
Assau
Wilam FoFre
Conde
Clarence Wouneoren
Frederck
Mickey Lewis
Herman Lang
Thwadey Sm
Oficer
Joseph
Charis
Washington
Haserstown
Tnamsienté
Seortral Arests
Pines
Guy K. Mattes
Manety
Frank
Jake’ Grove
Geome Hoffman
Daniel Swomlesov
Harry Glessner
Aso
Frederick
The Funny Man Hunters The Tiger Catenes
An old man awakes and meets a playful group including Dotty and Dan cy. A friendly hunter warns beasts and blows a flute, summoning a leopard as Duncy trembles. The scene promises continuation in the next story.
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Dancy
de Howe Tye
Duncy
NEA Service, Inc
Tiger Catenes Duncy
State Grange Plans Annual Meeting Here
The executive committee of the State Grange announces a two day meeting at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with 350 to 300 delegates and alternates. Delegates come from 30 subordinate granges with the master and wife as delegates. Sessions cover reports and addresses by prominent Grangers. The opening day includes morning and afternoon sessions and a social event, with headquarters at the Frances Scott Key Hotel.
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Hy Mas Gemts Boa
Lel Muar
Homer Remeber
Mudie
Chatraian
Lord Basamere
Baatmore
Atate
Pnd
Piaster
Aller
Remsbere
Rns
Ara Sul
Bitaineas
Frances Scott Key
Sesson
Bhace
LeRny Brooks
Harford County
Dae Phnuat
Adopton
Genk
Wall
Belair
Will Hanahoound
Radio Day by Day Recap of Aug 25 Weaf NBC Broadcasts
AP Radio Editor notes a WEAF NBC broadcast to be led by the Portland Maine Express and Press Herald with Maine Governor Brann and publisher Guy P. Gannett as speakers and a 40 piece orchestra. The schedule lists various programs across networks including the Detroit Symphony Humber, Jamboree and Hollywood on the Air. The article also notes Sunny Monday expectations for further airings and the Byrd expedition broadcast.
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New York
Weafnbc
Portland
Express
The
Press-Herald
Gov. Brann
Maine
Guy P. Gannett
Fred Allen
Old Orchard
WEAF
NBC
Sisters of the Skillet
One Man's Family
Lombardo Orchestra
Carefree
Carnimat
Wabc-Cbs
Detroit Symphony
Fidel Michany
Ran
Jan Garber
WJZ
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Freddie
Martin
Chicago i Symphony
Jimmy Durante
Leon Belasco
Byrd
Beecitelate
Hollywood
Opinions Split on Farm Price Outlook Amid Western Drought
Reporters quiz farmers about price directions as western drought tightens grain supply. Responses vary from modest increases to none, with some predicting government actions may cap rises to permit imports while others see limited gains due to surplus concerns.
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Frederice Countlans
Tobian E. Zimmerman
Adamstown
Wallace
Railroads ordered to deduct two percent for old age pensions
The Railroad Retirement Board requires railroads to deduct two percent from monthly salaries of all employees born on or before February 1, 1865 who are on the payroll after June 27, 1933. Deductions begin February 1 next year with funds to pensions. Railroads must report eligible workers by September 15 and continue quarterly payments into the fund.
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Railroad Retirement Board
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