Frederick High School enrollment tops 1100 for new term
Frederick High School expects about 1100 students this year with 300 to 400 seniors. Freshmen report Tuesday as sophomores juniors and seniors return a day later. Principal Albert L. Leary plans a day focused on acclimation with school buses and new courses.
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MacDonald Expelled From Hampstead Labour Party
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald expelled from Hampstead Labour Party for anti social and anti working class actions. The move follows alleged party discord and parliamentary strategy affecting Labour unity.
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Fragmentary Local Note on River Incident and Names
Disconnected OCR fragment mentions a leap from a boat into a river and references people and groups such as Copstenars Batuimareans Demo Naiona and Raskob's daughter. Context and details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Raskob
Death of Naval Officer's Bride Prompts New Clues
In San Francisco on August 28 AP reports police and naval officials seek new clues in the death of Mrs Daisy Price wife of Lieutenant Commander George D Price. She died after falling four stories from her apartment after a party. The key to the apartment was found inside and witnesses at a coroner's hearing described sounds before the fall. Her husband was aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington on duty.
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New York Gang Violence Flares Amid Calm
In Brooklyn an escalation of gang clashes ends with police storming a building and arresting suspects after a deadly encounter. The report notes a 30 year old Brocklyn man among those involved as authorities attempt to quell the latest round of street violence.
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New York
Ponce
Brockiss
Brooklyn
Cannon Foresees Hoover Victory Over Wet Democrats
Bishop James Cannon Jr, touring Paris, predicts the Democratic ticket will be wet and bolted by Southern Democrats, boosting Hoover's re nomination. He says Al Smith could dominate the next convention or name the candidate, while McAdoo might win the dry South but party unity seems unlikely.
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Humorist Uses Chain Letter Satire to End Low Mood
In Frederick a humorous column mocks a "Fortune Chain" letter promising luck if nine copies are sent to the most intelligent friends. The piece lampoons the idea, cites federal law concerns, and imagines bizarre effects on the post office and economy. It frames the chain as a misguided remedy amid a deteriorating mood.
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Alfred P Dennisman dies by own action in maritime tragedy
Alfred P Dennisman, long associated with the Tariff Commission, is found to have died by drowning in Casco Bay after leaving his Maine cottage in pajamas. His death comes amid reports of poor health and prior public service, with his widow and two sons surviving.
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Lindberghs Attend Japan Society Dinner Amid Toasts
In Tokyo a dinner honoring Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh was presided by Prince Iyesato Tokugawa. Lindbergh spoke briefly as guests ate raw fish and other delicacies, first being introduced to it in Italy. The prince praised Lindbergh for his 1927 New York to Paris flight and for promoting US Japan air routes.
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Lindbergh
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Lindberg
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Japan
Skidding Truck Sparks Fence Damage Dispute
A truck skid damaged a roadside wooden fence and led to a court action when the property owner pursued damages from the driver. Deputy Sheriff Howard B. Smith summoned Eugene Poreman on charges of resisting arrest and cursing on the public highway. The magistrate found Poreman not guilty on resisting arrest but fined him $10 and costs $28 for cursing, and advised consulting the State's Attorney.
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Frederick Junction
A. B. Smith
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Jolsted
Robbers fatally shoot man in Bulkes Missouri
A fragmentary report describes a fatal shooting in Bulkes Missouri. The injured man was attacked by two robbers near a residence, with authorities noting a fatal outcome and ongoing investigation.
Hearing Tenigat Egwards Estes Sign to up by Officers
The report notes charges against a group with unclear names and a 70 year period emphasis. Officers pursue a case connected to a grume with tentative identities mentioned as Tenigat and Egwards.
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Estes
Howemacee
Grumer
Walton League Outing Highlights Frederick Picnic
Simtytaix members of Frederick Chapter of the Trask Walton League held a Friday picnic in Reich's Ford Markell meadow. Trap shooting produced top scores, prizes of engraved silver spoons awarded, and a chicken and ham supper served. six draw prizes given. The event, first Waltonite picnic since 1929, was a complete success.
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Trask Walton League
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Samuel Nash
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Fred Clayton Former Hotel Braddock Manager Dies
Fred Clayton 72, longtime hotel executive in Frederick County and former Hotel Braddock manager, died Thursday at Stroses Home New York City after a year of ill health. Born in Trenton New Jersey, he spent 40 years in hotel work including Baltimore Washington and Lake Placid.
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Blue Ridge S. S. Weeting Prt by Rev Hs
A short note from Blue Ridge Sunday School mentions printing of a sermon or program led by Reverend H S. The text is fragmented but indicates religious instruction activity and a publication event.
Market firm on easing nervousness over international finance
New York investors cheered by the easing nervousness over international finance after a short loan to England was announced. Analysts expect September to bring modest improvement in general business activity. about 560000 shares changed hands as the market firmed amid cautious optimism. Amelia Court House sees Robert Jones, son of Mrs Jeston Allen Jones, on trial for murder. he testified that his mother plotted his father's death and identified a letter he had written denying the accusation.
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Walter Baker
Thurmont
John Moody
Maurice Wastler
W. Mar Mn
Edward Nunnemaker
George E. Diffenbachb
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Austrians Abandon English Channel Water Ski Walk
Two Austrian men who began this morning to cross the English Channel on water skis gave up the attempt this afternoon after making about half the distance. The feat started near Cape Gris Nez in France.
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Weather summary for August with rainfall and temperatures
Daily weather record reports precipitation for 24 hours at 0.33 inches and August to date 1.38 inches in 1996. It compares 1931 and 14 other years with long term averages for 98 years, noting deficits to August 1 and monthly temperatures. Yesterday high reached near 0, low near freezing with sun and moon events listed.
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