National plan to unite forces against crime faces pushback
A proposal to unite federal, state, and local law enforcement into a single massive army to combat crime was presented to the Washington administration. Critics warned it could overstep state rights while supporters argued it would curb crime by arming and coordinating officers nationwide.
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Geeers
Malloy
Washington
Association
Clarence E Martin
America
Homer Cummings
Soldier Convicted for Possessing Military Secrets
A Brooklyn man Robert Osman was convicted under the Espionage Act of 1917 in a court martial for attempting to transmit secret military documents to America. He received a sentence of hard labor for 45 days tonight at Fort Sherman Canal Zoro Aus POx.
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Fort Sherman
Canal Zoro
Ogrp
Robert Osman
Brooklyn
America
Osman
New York
Herman ‘Mbyera
Graceham Social Tidbits Round Brimming Sunday Visits
A Graceham column lists numerous visitors and family gatherings from Baltimore Wolfsville Keysville Buckeystown Hagerstown and Frederick. Entries note Mr and Mrs Troxel Chus Boller Harvey Butler and others hosting or visiting relatives including Warner Morningstar Beiler Trowell Pittinger and Eyler in late weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Gail P Stottlemier
Baltimore
George R Stottlemper
Wolfsville
Charles Chus
Keynille
Chlut
Harry Boller
Harvey Butler
Fwe
Buckeystown
James Con
Mollie Fister
Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Naomi Hamerick
Raymond Boller
York Springs
Howard Simpkins
F Adkins
Mullica Bill
Waj
Simpkins
William W Troxell
Som
Donald
Inter
Hamerick
Rosa Wood
Hughes
Hagerstown
Edgar Stonesifer
Emmitsbure
Harry Groshon
Mra B Wastler
Mary's
M and
Mroe Elmer Bullman
Marguerite
Madnaline
Atlantc City
Bertha Reynolds
York Pa
Ethel Morningstar
Washington, D
Harr
Nellie Morningstar
Ross Springer
Ohio
Chas Beiler
Norman Valentine
Thurmont
Ray Beitler
Westminster
J B Pittinger
W . Burton
Robert G Seip
Catonsville
William W Trowell
Lester D Trowell
Trowell
C R Miller
Farle Young
Ida Pittenser
Helen Krom
Gaithersburg Damaged by Wind and Rainstorm Report
Aug 30 Gaithersburg residents salvage debris after last week’s severe storm. uprooted trees blocked lawns and damaged homes chimneys and power lines. flooding in cellars and outages disrupted daily life. Outlying farms suffered losses as corn stalks lay flat and may rot. Eastern Star unit to hold first post‑summer meeting at Masonic Hall. Local families respond to illness and travel, with social events noting guests from nearby towns.
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Gaithersburg
Gaithrsburg
Pentalpha Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Helen Etechison
Leslie Etchison
Charleston
Maryland Avenue
Frank Etchison
Mass Hazel Jacobse
Thomas Ward
Woodfield
Wards
Roland Ward
Snow Hill
Mary Ward
Ruby Williams
Damascus
Sprige Ward
Observatory Heights
Julia Ward
Pearthercore
Mgr
Merie Jacobs
Charles
Ann
Baltimore
Goodyear Granted Patent for Vulcanizing Rubber in 1839
The fragment notes Charles Goodyear was granted one patent for vulcanizing rubber in 1839. It mentions a social scene with friends in a city during the past week and references Mrs Ja Odemotler and Mie Mac Wass among others.
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Ja Odemotler
Charles Goodyear
Advertising Expansion Plans for 1933
The statement outlines large scale advertising goals for 1933 with 9 000 000 lines of newspaper space and 30 000 000 booklets to be distributed door to door across every state. It emphasizes maintaining current advertising levels.
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Mpre
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U. S
Alerant
Gekee
Watkins Gen
N. Y
Rus
Watkins Glen State Park
yAmerica
New Jersey
Brielle
N. J
Groshon
Me and
Mre
Harvey Gue
Barnesville
Raymond Eyler
Roger Eyler
Frederick
Ball
Russell Green
Stoensier
NRA
Thomas H. Haller, Inc
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Roosevelt
Pledge
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mieaae Medicine Company
Lynn, Massachusetts
North Market
Rodock & Son
Chevrolet
Patek
Americas
Jar
Spein
Pamente
Plein
Chease
Ouvaker Maid
Valle
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