Maryland Sets Shorter Duck Season Despite Dove Opening
Local sportsmen learn the action limits as Maryland shortens the duck hunting season to December 15 from January 31. Doves may be hunted September 1 through 30 with a second period November 15 to December 15. Squirrel wild turkey pheasant quail and rabbit seasons run from September 1 to December 31 with additional dates in November.
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Susquehanna Rats
United States
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Canada
Women protest sex ban in day law work
Baltimore August 26 AP The Business and Professional Women's Council of Maryland fired a protest against Prohibition Director Amis W W Wooddencks order that women no longer help obtain evidence for raids The council letter argues the policy is discriminatory and inconsistent with enforcing the law and public office It notes the paradox of excluding women from risky pay contexts while they remain involved in enforcement tasks
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Baltimore
Prohibiton
Amis W. W. Woddenck
Business and Professional Women’s Council of Maryland
M. LeClare Peach
Hotel Man Dies at Crout Hotel After Illness
Jason E Crout, Pen- Mar park hotel man and son of John E Crout, longtime Pen-Mar Hotel proprietor, died Tuesday afternoon after weeks of illness. He lived in Pikesville and left a widow formerly married to a Marriott of Baltimore and a son in California. A light truck from Potomar Edison skidded and became mired on the National highway near Linden Hill during a rain storm Tuesday. it was freed after about thirty minutes with no damage reported.
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Pen- Mar Park
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Mr. Crout
Pikesville
John E. Crout
Pen-Mar
Croat
Marriott
Baltimore
M Croat
Catfornis
Potomar Edison Company
Jack Morgan
Linden Hill
Sela
Akron Dirigible Pokes Nose Out of Hangar Today
Akron August 26 AP The Akron, queen of the air, staggers from the hangar as a 250 strong crew walks the giant airship. Navy officers and Goodyear-Zeppelin officials say maiden flight is not before September 5.
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Goodyear- Zeppelin Corporation
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Frank Harris Dies in Nice at Age Fifteen
Noted author Frank Harris died in Nice today from an asthma attack at age 15. He had lived in France since 1922 after selling his Pearson's Magazine interests. Best known for The Lie of Oscar Wilde, his later My Life and Love drew more attention despite bans in many U.S. counties.
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Prance
Frank Harris
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France
Pearson's
Oscar Wilde
United States
Warrior for Peace Dies After Naval Treaty Support
A 61 year old Japanese statesman described as a warrior for peace died today after being shot following the ratification of a naval treaty. The assailant, Tomes Sagoya, 23, was captured and described as mentally deranged by authorities. The death marks a grim end to a career that backed the treaty amid extreme patriotist opposition.
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Hamaguchi
Tomes Sagoya
Zinsman Elected Head At International Moose Convention
A. Brascs reports that Zinsman was elected head at the national gathering of the International Moose organization amid a lengthy convention proceedings and official addresses.
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Zinsman
International
MOOSE
Surprise Birthday Party Reported At Local Home
A surprise party was held Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ha Gare and other residents. The event included friends gathering to celebrate a local birthday with informal festivities and greetings.
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Mondar Gag
Ha Gare
Death of Officer's Wife Under Naval Board Review
The death of Mrs. Price, wife of an officer, is examined by the Naval Board after she fell on pavement near her San Francisco apartment following a party. Witnesses include Lt. Commander El Meer and Mrs. Price’s friends Spencer and Dawser who say she was urged to stay inside. The court weighs possible premeditated action and the circumstances of the event.
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McGinn
San Frantisco
Spencer
Mid-Year Meet At Braddock Heights For Maryland Utilities
Ac vrt arrangements are being made for the Maryland Utilities Association mid year meeting at Braddock Heights. About 225 attendees from Maryland and the District of Columbia are expected for morning business sessions and afternoon recreational events. A dinner at Vindebona is planned with dancing to follow.
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Caiactin Country Club
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Theevent
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District of Columbia
Balti
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James
Yorktown
R. E. Town, & Chy
Vingobona
Anerstaen
Children To Return Today From Yo Vera
Two children are scheduled to return today from Yo Vera with authorities confirming their safe handover. Officials declined further details while noting initial welfare checks have begun.
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Yo Vera
Li Boxer student faces possible deportation case at federal level
Immigrant Tao-Hsu Li, a New York University engineering student and noted boxer, faces possible deportation after a charge of Communist activity. Immigration officials say no policy change occurred as rights groups push to avoid sending political refugees to governments that may execute them.
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Ullua Levy Uepars
Arity Way West
New York University
Federal Circuit Court
Laver Department
Russia
William M. Doak
Communist Party
China
Wickersham
Tao-Hsuah Li
Mussolini and Pope Near Accord Reported
Reports from Rome indicate Premier Mussolini and Pope Pius XII have reached general terms for reopening Italy’s 13 006 Catholic Action clubs. Vatican sources say details remain to be settled but an accord is expected within a week.
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Executive Board of Md Federation to Hold Meet Here
The Northern District Maryland State Federation executive board meeting plans year’s program. Off icers include president Mrs Floyd R Youngkin and district president Mrs Russell Schaefer. Various chairmen named in Emmitsburg Westminster Frederick Hampstead and other towns preparing for October gathering.
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Washington
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Carroll
Harford
Floyd R. Younkin
Northera
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Westmilter
Elmer E. Dixon
Genwe Holland
Mu Plemsan
J. Ward Keetigand
Emmitsburg
Eleanor Sloan
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George K. Mather
Westminster
Elmer Dixon
Vernon Wicodemus
Monrovia
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Paune
Wiliam Claus
Frank Rowe
Hagerstoan
Francis Rees
Club
Elizabeth’ L. Lowndes
O. R. J . Mcintyre
Taoiion Pictures
H. Shoemaker
Mid- Galetown
Resolutions
Maryland extension offers landscaping help for courthouse grounds
The University of Maryland extension bureau offered its landscaping services to Montgomery County Commissioners. Zack Shoe proposed inspection of trees around the courthouse site, noting some were damaged or at risk. The commissioners discussed an agreement and referred details to Captain Jos P for action.
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Montgomery County
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Grand Officers Visit Planned by Frederick Chapter
Frederick Chapter No 79, Order of the Eastern Star, plans a grand visitation by Grand Officers of the Grand Chapter O E S of Maryland on September 4 at 7:30 pm at the Masonic Temple. About 150 to 200 persons from Frederick, Middletown, Hagerstown, Sharpsburg, Keedysville, Mt. Airy, Union Bridge and Emmitsburg are expected. The Worthy Grand Matron is Lulu Boucher and Worthy Grand Patron Carlos Yeager. The event includes multiple chapters, speeches, and refreshments after the meeting.
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Mayette Hershberger
Middletown
Queen Esther
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Flagerstown
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Plymouth
Hall and Coppet Make Quick Time New Orleans
New Orleans observers report Capt. James Goodwin Hall and Andre de Coppet arriving from New York on a nonstop flight in about 7 hours 34 minutes. The pair completed the transcontinental run despite stormy weather noted by Ayers, Bennet, and Youd.
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James Goodwin Hall
New York
Andre de Canpet
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Andre de Coppes
F.syd Bennett
Youd
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New
Minor arrests noted in unclear report
A brief item reports several minor arrests with scattered names and locations obscured by OCR errors. The readable fragments reference a motorist stop and small-town police action, suggesting routine charges and routine processing of detainees.
Judge fixes Luke Lea Jr sentence in conspiracy case
Asheville August 26 Judge M V Barnhill today sentenced Luke Lea Jr convicted yesterday of conspiracy to defraud Central Barton Treah Company to pay a 25000 fine and two year prison term suspended on payment of the fine Lea son of Col Leo Lea of Nashville Tennessee former United States senator was also present with his father
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Like Lea, Jr
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Col
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Nasaville
Fens
United States
Do-X Circles Norfolk Before Making Landing
The German flying boat Do-X reached the Hampton Roads naval air station at 11 30 o clock after a flight from Charlestown and circled over Norfolk before landing.
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Norfolk
Lotterk
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
Charlestown
Orfole
Lindberghs Arrive in Tokyo to Mesmerize Crowds
The Lindberghs arrived at Kasumigura in Tokyo after a 613 mile flight from Nemuto. Police kept crowds under control as Admirals and diplomats greeted them, with praise for their mission as peace messengers and hopes for closer U.S.-Japan relations.
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Lindbergha
Kasumigmura
Maniacal motorist shot after long chase near Chicago
A man identified as H. B. Young of Franklin Park, a railroad clerk, led police on a five mile chase after zigzagging across a street. He attacked two officers with a hatchet, wounded one, and was killed when officers opened fire. A crowd near a streetcar was struck as the suspect fled through intersections.
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H. B. Young
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Niles
Frank Stankowitz
Fred Kordes
Stankowitz
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Gandhi agrees to attend second round table conference
Mahatma Gandhi has agreed to take part in the second round table conference in Simla, leaving for England next Saturday, after talks with Viceroy Willingdon. The official notice followed reports of unrest and calls to end coercive methods in collecting taxes from peasants.
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Mahstma Gardhi
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