Quinty Man Has Leg Broken Below Knee In Crash
A Nashingtonian's car skidded on wet trolley tracks on South Market Street near Pauick Avenue and struck a parked auto, injuring the driver and breaking his leg. Frank Schofield, a retired U S Navy rear admiral, faced a Sept 10 hearing after posting $500 bond.
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South Market Street
Frank Schofield
Connecticut Aveue
N. W
Washington
D. C
Harvey Hargett
Schofield
United States Navy
Hargett
Pearce
Harstt
James Marks
Herbert Stransburg
Hartt
Schofeld
Chofield
An. Schofield
Holcer
Tater Schofield
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Fire Destroyed Ten Room Colonial Home in Cambridge
The ten room Colonial home of Mr and Mrs Sam Byrn near Cambridge was destroyed by a fire started by a detective flue in the kitchen. Cambridge and Easton firemen battled the blaze though only floor sections survived. Relatives and neighbors aided the Byrn family after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Byrn
Cambridge
Iearne
F. Cenyon
Louisville
Frank Mantz
Braddock Heights
Kenyon
Lynn
Mantz
Butt
Byrn
Cammidge
Easton
Brin
Strieken Kmuies
Brym
Lewes
Sam Byrn IV
Mr. Brisbro
Howard S.mons
Renyon
Chadren
Nan* Ron
Evelsn Mantz Kenton
Antz
Mary
Braddock Heigh
Hie
Medora Mantz Peant
Byrne
Yx, Md
Special Deputy Raymond C Whipp Qualified as Clerk of Court
Raymond C Whipp of Braddock Washington DC qualified for the office of Clerk of Court as a Special Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Hiltner.
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Raymond C. Whipp
Braddock
Washington, D.C
Momas
Sher
German general Kundt linked to Ethiopian war plans denied
The Naz government declares General Hans Kundt not a German citizen amid claims he aided Ethiopia preparations for war. Kundt previously commanded the Bolivian army during the Chaco conflict, and sources note his involvement spans several decades.
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Hans Kundt Jabove
Naz
Chaoo
Minister's Sister Killed in Wreck Near Up town Pa
Miss Sarah Stuff 32 of Mercersburg Pa dies in Hinsdale Illinois car truck crash. Miss Lois Greenawalt Chambersburg Fractured nose. William Stuff dislocated hip. Survivors include mother Mrs May Stuff and five brothers. Private funeral Tuesday at Upton Lutheran church. Burial Cedar Hall cemetery near Greencastle.
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Sarah Stuff
Upton
Clyde
Netzley
Naperville
Ill
Hinsdale
Lois Greenawalt
Chambersburg
William Stuff
Sarah
Miss Stuff
May Stuff
William
Mercersburg
Miss Greenawalt
George Stuff
Auburn
Neb
Eran Out
Baragia
Neiley Bis Ey Csacks
Stal Schwack
Mis Siad
Mos Stuff
Imamer
Avi
William Suull
John
Stuff
Brunswick
Esther Brake
Mechanicsburg
Greencastle
E E Bieber
Upton Lutheran Church
Concert Will Mark Playgrounds Closing in Baker Park
Mayor Lloyd C Culter announced a Friday night concert in Baker Park to close the Frederick playground season. H David Hagan’s orchestra will perform. proceeds aim to cover the 75 needed to finish the expense budget. The event caps the season after earlier playground programs and drew excellent public support.
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Hagan
Baker Ak
Frederick
Amphltheater
Baker Park
Lloyd C Culter
Playgrounds ‘Commission
H David Hagan
Patras
Rhea Kent
Culler
Two From Here Named To Attend Conference
The National Recreation Association announced 21 delegates appointed by Harry W Nice to attend the National Recreation Congress in Chicago, September 30 to October 4. Maryland is represented by Corrine Trout of Haseretown, Maver Tind Culler, Helma L Hann, Mrs Lau-Tons Bowers of Frederick, Walter L Bower of Cumberland, Brike M Bennett of Waynesboro, Samuel L O Hara of Frederick, and others.
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New York
Harry W Nice
Maryland
Soviet Rejects U.S. Protest Over Third Communist International
Moscow reports the Soviet government rejected the U S protest note about activities of the seventh congress of the Third Communist International. N N Krestinsky said the U S note contains no facts showing violations and the Soviet government cannot accept or assume obligations regarding the communist international.
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Moscow
United States
Third Communist Internationale
William C Bullitt
Union of
Soviet Socialist i Republics
Montgomery County Seeks Restore Grant for Health Work
A Montgomery County delegation asked Surgeon General Cumming to reinstate a 750 grant for personal salaries in the current year. They supported Tolson as milk inspector and Pennington as sanitary engineer to meet Public Health Service standards, with reimbursement via dairy inspections. The reply was promised in a few days.
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Board of
Montgomery County Commissioners
County Health
Surr
geon-General
Cumming
R H Rilly
Maryland Board of Health
Lawrence Tolson
Trainty
Board of Commission
Tolson
Pennington
Public Health Service
Famlk
Whip-Sawing Tendency Shows In N. Y. Market
New York August 27 AP reports whip sawing tendencies in today’s stock market. Prices backed and drifted, trading quieted after an active open, with profit taking and selective demand shaping the price structure. Cotton steady, grains listless, U S government securities heavy, money renewed at a quarter per cent. pound sterling open at 3.498.
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New York
jHven
Congress Ilya
U.S
Prowler Reported Near Upper College Terrace Home
An intruder was heard near Sam W Maples residence on Upper College Terrace shortly after midnight. Mrs Maples alerted her husband as footsteps were heard in the Westwite dining area. Police found no traces of an entry. A prowler sighting on West College Terrace and an eight shot incident were reported but not substantiated.
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Callers Park
Sam W Maples
Upper College Terrace
Two Showings Today As Circus Brings Family Fun To Fair Grounds
The circus opens at 2 PM with the Walter L. Main troupe performing after arriving from Annapolis. A second show follows at 8 PM rain or shine, featuring the Aging LaMars, Guno-Grant acrobats, Milzy and Harry, trained elephants and bears, a trained pony, and the Wild Cargo film. Nearby court action recounts a divorce case over an Easter morning ladder incident.
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Frederick
Fair Grounds
Walter L
Annapolis
Fair
LaMars
iGuno-Grant Company
Milzy
Harry
High Wire
William Newist
Andrew
Cupid
Educated Pony
Mickey McGuire
Chimpansee
Jb Labe
Indiana
Thor Poat
Crcus
Blood Transfusion May Save Woman's Life
Mrs Carroll Erker of Oak Orchard, mother of twelve, faces critical condition after a mower accident at New Windsor Fruit Farm. Her badly lacerated left foot required amputation, and eight neighbors offered blood for today’s transfusion at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. donor Howard Cantwell of Oak Orchard was not a relative.
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Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll ‘Beker
Oak Orchard
Erker
Westminster
Mra Erker
Howard Cantwell
New Windsor
Zonta Club Meets for Reported Nova Scotia Trip
The Zonta Club holds its regular meeting presided by President Helen Smith. A letter from Dr. Brindfield resigns prenatal clinic work as she joins the University of Pennsylvania. Members noted a trip itinerary to Nova Scotia with sites including the Way Over Inn and an Exangeline statue. No meeting planned next week. list of attendees and next hosts noted.
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Zonta Club
Barbara Fritwae Bbea Uleader Bellup
Mua
Helen Smith
Anna M Snautz
Bihel Brandfield
Frederick Osrager
Pennssiana
Lastaer Sady
Washington Club
Frederick
Ness
Apple
McTouns
Novia
Scone
Acadia
Bapus
Grafid
Qaan
Atch
Exangeline Jaar
Neen
New York
Zents Club
Harpers Ferry
Emmitsburg WPA Sewer Grant Approved in Maryland
State WPA administrator Franca H Dryden announced approval for Emmitsburg and twelve other Baltimore area projects totaling substantial funding. The joint agreement clarifies future federal agency coordination and project supervision while keeping local input in funding revisions and work allocations.
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Emmitsburg
Works Progress Administration
WEA Ana
Wahnston
Baltimore
Abel Wolman
Dryden
Washington
Wertankea
WPA
Jand Pwa
Great Britain and Italy Concentrating Fleets in the Mediterranean
London reports Italian battle fleet ordered for extensive movement as Britain concentrates its Mediterranean fleet near Suez. Japan seeks emigration access to British possessions while Massawa arrest of fifteen British subjects tightens tensions.
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Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
London
Mussolini
Britain
Suez Canal
Pee Treere
Eritrea
Japan
Germany
Aur
Daily Herald
Netherlands
Far East
Foreign Office
Massawa
Aden
Arabia
Four Men Questioned In Slaying Of Mrs Estelle Teulon
Maryland police questioned four men after the body of 49 year old Estelle Teulon was found in her home in Prince George's county. Only one suspect, 46 year old George Lusby, remained in custody for further questioning as investigators probe possible jealousy over her affections. A 45 caliber revolver lay beside the victim and an autopsy was to determine the fatal bullet’s path.
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Maryland Park
Estelle M. Teulon
Prince George's County
George Lusby
Vodey Wieo
Teulon
el Cumstaries
Elon Turner
James Boyd
Weather Summary for August 1934 and 1935
Readable weather data shows August precipitation 4.49 inches in 1934, a deficit to normal 165 inches. High yesterday 86, last year 66. low last night 66, last year 55. Sun today 8 51 am, sun tomorrow 5 34 am. moonrise 1 4 pm, moonset 6 24 pm. Monotacy and Potomac streams described as cloudy and stagnant.
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Inchea
Potomac
Mussolini moves to show naval power amid Med conflict
Rome reports potential British and Italian naval force displays near the Suez Canal as Mussolini discusses strategy with Eritrean Somaliland envoy De Bono by phone. Ethiopian bank rush as foreigners convert to silver prompts guards and mass evacuations while villagers return home with scant belongings.
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Rom
Rome
Suez Canal
Dtely
Bolzano
Mussolini
de Bono
Eritreas
Somaliland
Addis Abava
National Bank
French Somaliland
Sewer Meeting Tonight in Winchester Hall
Final seating was set for a Winchester Hall public meeting to explain Frederick’s proposed million dollar sewerage system. The city has a $432295 PWA grant. Abel Wolman and a Baltimore firm will answer residents’ questions. Mayor Lind C. Culler will preside and hopes for women’s attendance. meeting starts at 8 o’clock.
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Winchester Hall
Frederick
PWA
Abel Wolman
State Board of Health
Bere Bwr
Iranana AF Rearsy
Baltimore
Lind C. Culler
Wall
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