City Sweeper Demonstration Delivers Thorough Clean
Frederick introduces a new Kigin motor driven street sweeper with on street tests along Sat Second Street East Fourth Street and Dill Avenue. Mayor Culier urges residents and shopkeepers to clear sidewalks and move cars to aid nightly sweeping in the business district.
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Frederick
Elga
Maxwell
Streets Culler
Sat Second Street
East Pourth Street
Dilavezoe
West Fifth
College Ave
Dill Avenue
Bent Street
West Second Street
Adolph Hahn
Nicholas
Mackey
City Light
Culier
State Legion Auxiliary Elects Cumberland Leader
At the Cumberland meeting last week Mrs Fainsburg of this city was elected state president of the American Legion Auxiliary. Steves was chosen as a delegate to the national convention in San Antonio Texas in October.
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Cumberland
American Legion Auxiliary
Fainsburg
Steves
the Auxiliary
San Antonio
Tex
Confesses Poison Plot That Killed Three Men in New Britain
Samuel Weiss, 32, confessed to poisoning homemade beer that killed his brother John Weiss and two other men, while John Stein died after drinking the beer. Catherine Weiss, widow of John Weiss, and Weiss were questioned by police in connection with the deaths.
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New Britain
Conn
oHice
Samuel Weiss
Hiad
John
Weise
Catherine Weim
John Weiss
John Rehr
John Stein Diel
Aken
John Webs
Samuel
Hoover arrives at new general headquarters early
Washington reports Hoover arriving at his new general headquarters for an early morning inspection. General end George Barr eker of New York join the first call at the office as work proceeds toward complete readiness. Hoover seeks information to shape campaign policies across the East with addresses in New York City and New England.
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Washington
Bea
Bertert Joover
Canett
Shea Reroey
George Barreker
New York
Hoover
Sea York City
County Offices Enter Fall Work Amid Busy Court House
Preliminary fall activities bustle Frederick County at the courthouse with County Treasurer Thomas A. Chapune and Clerk of the Court E. G. Haugh handling finance and court matters. Taxpayers are settling accounts, September taxes bear interest, jurors for the September term are drawn, and sheriff deputies process juror summons as fall work begins in county offices and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Thomas A. Chapune
G. Haugh
Frederick County
Cheptioe
Sherif W.C. Roderick
Sagi Stoners
George D. Smith
Lewis P. Lochner
Atchley R. Molesworth
Register of Wills Office
School Board
Health Department
Seca
Axbridge
Richard Potts
Seeger
Raymond E Town
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Chsses C. ‘Carty
Henry HL Abbott
Buckersteen
Grover Mosbharg
Edward
Urbana
Pearl Schwartz
Foc Jem
Laberts
Raymond E. Cashour
Albert L. Suitell
Benjamin
Duvall
Jackson
Elias E Sheps
John
Clark
Johnstine
William O. Repp
Harvey & Grosonickle
Tuscarola
Thomas C. Anderton
Denis C. Lenhar
Daniel W. Cuatic
Wil- Gam
Hargett Brunswick
George IT. Kirk
Crates W Smyth
Grover
Stewjar
Anthony B. Hedges
Dutchers Patent Hangers and Dahlia Tea Plans
A mixed set of notes covers Mrs. Byes patented picture hangers described as simple wall displays, a safety feature for cleaning, plus a friend injured during cleaning. Senator Howell studies artichokes for power and a U S tea crop, while dahlias intrigue him for sugar content. Gertrude Bowler solicits funds for Wisconsin Dems after a fast drive, and Dr. Cherrington leads anti Al Smith campaigns with poetic lines in mimeographs.
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Robert Beecher Howell
Nebraska
Smarl
Bureau of Standards
United Buates
de. B. S. Norton
Maryland State Agricultural College
Norton
Howell
Wilson C. Hefner
Gertrude Bowler
Sheboyan
Wisconsin
Democratic State Central Committee
Watau
Woking
al Smith
Myn
Bowler
Junge
Sroest Cherrington
World League Aginst Alicobollam
Department of Education
Wayne B. Wheeler
America
Scott McBride
League
Cherrington
Wheeler
Oraur Iayyam
Bodies of Flyers Found Near Wrecked Plane
New York reports the bodies of pilots M. M. Merrill and Edwin M. Ronne found near a wrecked aircraft after a large search. The plane crashed in woods near Milford Pennsylvania, catching fire. Rescue teams, including a party led by Charles O Case Jones, located the wreck. no one survived.
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New York
M. M. Merrill
Edwin M. Ronne
Daybeesk
Rumell
Pennsylvania
Milford
Tyers
United States
Plame
Charles O'Casey
Jones
Reymond L. Kitchexpan
Curtiss Plying
Joverhead
John W Wolfe speaks on Ox Fibre Brush at Lions Club
John W Wolfe, office manager of Ox Fibre Brush Co, addressed the Lions Club at the Hotel Frederick in Frederick. He described a large local plant employing about 400 people with payroll near 460000, producing around 60 000 brushes daily from 100 machines and boasting about 1 000 brush styles and extensive national distribution.
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OxFibre
Lions Club
Frederick Storey
John W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Progrem
Defecta
Knnd
Persuad
United States
Bruh
Monor
McClintock Young
South Street
T Ca
Boston
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Perta
Mater of the Union
Tre Land
Carwads Co
Florida
Local Elks Trip to Annapolis Meeting
A fragmented item describes Frederic Lach and others attending an Annapolis gathering with Elks. The text mentions a parade feature and a planned overnight stay with events tied to a local council. Details are garbled but indicate a scheduled trip and possible civic or fraternal activities in Maryland.
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ELKS
Annapolis
Frederic Lach
PO Bess
Ace
Asmao
le Gale
BF sMiges
Marylind Dravece
Cotnet
Columbia
Qate
Fa Tower
Animpolis
Labor Day Meet Officials Named for Brunswick Event
Labor Day celebration at Brunswick on Monday September 3 features an athletic meet starting about 9 a.m. highlighted by a tug of war and an Eggball game between Brunswick and Woolshoro in Frederick County League. Officials include honorary referees Daniel Willkard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and G W Galloway W W Wood E W Scheer and others with judges timers clerks and prize custodians listed for the events.
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Erverything
Brunswick
Woolshoro
Frederick County League
Daniel Wilklard
Baltimore and Ohio Flathoad
G. W. Galloway
W. W. Wood
E W. Scheer
C. A. Ci
O. E Went
R. E Brown
G. R. Galloway
W. W. Cal
A. Donovan
W. J. Grove
W.G. Musgrove
BB Bur- WO
Rau
Prof
J. C
L A. Nelson
Marvin Hirt
George Miles
D R. Kearfoot
Wiliam HB
Haree
Erate
Barnet
AL Iin
A J. Cinonta
Stewart
Henry Rinker
Marshall
Wm Beatty
Geo, Swank
Harry George
Win Divos
Bari-Kelley
J. H. Porter
Reckless driving leads to fines after Market Patrick crash
Claude Summers of Haserttown was fined 15 dollars plus costs by Justice Bennett for failing to stop at a traffic signal and colliding with Lester Wales of FrederickSanctioning. Officer Roy Ailtoer made the arrest on traffic duty at the Square. The Wiles car swerved opposite its lane and struck William G. Zisserman of the Frederick County National Bank, who was crossing the street, causing a minor arm cut. both cars sustained damage.
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Market
Patrick Streets
Claude Summers
Haserttown
Juste Alton Y. Bennett
Ofncer
Roy Ailtoer
Lester Wales
Frederick
Wiles
Summers
Pat- Hock Street
Wika
Reet
Wien
Williem G. Zissrerman
Fredetick County National Bank
Notification of Robinson Indoors Delays Notificatn
Rain in Hot Springs Ark forces indoor notification ceremonies for Senator Joel Robinson and Mrs Robinson. Officials shift plan from outdoor amphitheater to Arlington hotel ballroom while Robinson greets visitors and awaits the hour. Curtis Speakerm Marksberg Harrisburg Pa Aug 30 AP reports on Democratic tariff plank critique by Curtis. The speaker argues the Houston plank mirrors the 1924 policy urging protective tariffs to curb monopoly and fund government with fair revenue.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Albany
N.Y
Smith
Joel Robinson
Pha
Curtis Speakerm Marksberg
Harrieburg
Anc
Houston
Juvenile Court Posts Custody Decision For Betty Jane
A Juvenile Court hearing on October 10, 1977, found Betty Jane needy and unfit as guardian by her father. The judge placed her in the care of her grandparents Leslie Jr. and Mary and committed all eight children to care under the act, with further orders to follow.
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Pan
Job 3
Mecitman
Betty Jane
Leslie, Jr
Keedy Murder Trial Seeks Alcohol Link To Cause Of Death
In Los Angeles a defense theory claims Mrs Mette Melius died from alcohol effects and a head injury rather than homicide. Isa P. KeDey faces murder charges as Frank Melius testifies he believes the death resulted from the assault. The prosecution seeks to prove Kelley and Melius drank that day with Dr A F Wagner involved as a county surgeon witness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mette Melius
Isa P. KeDey
Metlus l and Kelley
A. F. Wagner
Crusade Against Wagons Without Lights Begins
A countywide warning urges farmers hauling loads on public highways after dark to display lights on rear wagons. Officials say failure endangers public safety and enforcement will be swift.
Capital Kiwanis District Meet Highlights Club Roles
Frederick Kiwanis club members attended the tenth anniversary of the Capital District of Kiwanis in Washington with Washington and Baltimore clubs. About 48 district clubs were represented, some traveling up to 300 miles. Notable participants included Barry Marr of Baltimore and other Frederick residents who toured WRC radio studios and NBC facilities in the National Press Building.
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Frederick Riwanis
Capital District
Washington
Baltimore
Hotel Washington
Barry E Marr
Wagam
Special Artillery
Cavalyaria
Port Myer
Newr
Colonel Henry
Washington Club
Predericktonians
Leslie N. Dobien
A. A. Radel
W. T. Delaplains
W. O. Kolb
Roland E. Long
F. B. Seppington, Jr
Ghucho
Radio Stat
WRC
Vincent Callahan
National Broadcasting Company
Seria Tee
Prederick
Callahan
Tims
Frederick Vis
Cifmule
T Hat Stallion
Ang By & Stuine Geo Emmen
Baby Show to Highlight Kiwanis Armory Event at Frederick
Kiwanis Club announces a special tabloid edition with a baby show at the State Armory September 25 to 28. Frederick County prepares three age classes for infants up to three years, with D. T. Dutrow as general chair and Dr. A A Radcliff in charge Thursday afternoon. Tickets total 15 000 and fashion displays by Carroll Henrickson promise a larger, uniform-height runway.
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Frederick
State Armory
Kiwanis Club
D. T. Dutrow
A.A. Radcliff
Little Folte
Harry MicDonald
Thinset Committes
Armory
Carroll
Henrickson
Ebic
Smith Urges Registration and Get Out The Vote
Governor Smith urged heavy efforts to register voters and energize turnout on election day. The Democratic State Committee members were addressed in Syracuse during the New York campaign stop ahead of the presidential election.
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Syracuse
Smith
Democratic State Committee
New York State
Mott
Report wreckage of Amundsen Slane found
London reports that a rumor from Harstad North Norway claims wreckage tied to a Latham plane missing last June has been found. Officials say no confirmation yet and further investigation is expected.
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Amundsen Slane
London
Coomhegen
Oslo
Aftenpochen
Harstad
Norway
Latham
Heatwaves Sweep East, Third Day Brings Storms
The region endures a prolonged oppressive heat wave with forecasts of continued warm conditions and possible thundershowers. Temperatures are not easing soon, while the forecast calls for relief by late day. The notice also records a property deed transfer and a marriage license row with local names and places.
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Emsters
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Joover
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Eugene O Lynch
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Federal Radio Commission
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Sykes
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Rome
Wreck
Berige
Alvey Renn
East Egtch Redt
Sazé & Deidge
Blew
Miler Bens
Jah Renan
Dull Renne
Renn
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Prise
Mary Benson
Bewah Rean
Rent
Akko
Mary Ben
Harriet Crothers
Beatrice Oronise
Benigh Renn
Virginia Doub
Jars
Jonn Renn
Mra
Zeno Pyle
Mrs
Isle
Baten
Glarkshore
W. Va
Thy ‘Rothing
Hitn
Ox Fibre
Lions
Merbers
Hagerstown
Square Corner
Robinson
Harrisburg
Harue
Juste
John Ko
Hughey Berg
Hat Ont
Capital
Pricss
Tatay
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Wier Moarson
Hotey
M. Oecong
Davis Leietle
Howe
Marrege
George S. Lewh
Lemme
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