Armory Projects in State Held Up and Conference Held
Maryland officials report delays in Civil Works Administration armory projects, with Gen Reckord confirming funding prospects and work continuing on other facilities. A successful conference in Baltimore involved 20 companies and the Fifth Regiment headquarters, outlining training policies and state-wide organization plans.
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Mars
Natecal
Civil Works Administration
Mitton
Maryland
Toid
Regumen
Dar Bancas
Comeres
CWA
The
Rate
Genesl Reckord
Cocmacxnning Offeer
D. John Markey
Reckord
Oswald McNeese
Louisiana
War Department
M. Chesten
Dutr Marland
G. M. Tydings
Baltimore
Fins
Masten
Cambraee
Salisbury
Poco- Toke City
Crisfield
Silver Spring
Kensingum
Hyattsville
Laurel
Gol. Marker
Marylard
L V. Beeb
Predemeck
Regidental
Carl H McCleary
Hagerstown
Haserstown
Across the Arctic Ride Ends With a Stranded Boat
An icebound journey with the Eskimo and companions continues as a sled crew spots a distant boat. Dancy falls overboard, Windy wonders who is aboard, and the crew plans to reach the vessel while the voyage persists in icy conditions.
Military drill talks highlight Salisbury safety and training
Lieut Branch H Phillips, Salisbury public relations official, described how publicity after drills keeps residents informed about guard operations. Other sessions covered marksmanship, intelligence training, and tactics for Company H, 60th Infantry, with demonstrations at the summer camp and specialized instrictions by Capt L E McGregor and Capt George D Ted.
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Freops
Branch H. Phillips
Salisbury
Eastern Shore Triurities Corporation
Lieut Phillips
Salsbury
Lieut. Philips
Salisbury Company
Victor P. Gilltropic
Centreville
Centreville Company
Reckord
Mre Weess
Frederick ©. Reynolds
Baltimore
L. E. Mec-Gregor
Vaugho T Gray
Wilhem T. McBengat
Dorchester County
MicGreber
George D. Tedd
Scouting Demonstration At Mis City By Lieut Trout
Lieut G W Trout led a sand table scouting demonstration using five non commissioned officers from Company A. Lieut William showed terrain feature preparation from maps. An hourlong concert by the First Regiment Band directed by Warrant Officer Henry Keller preceded supper. About 20 officers stayed at the Francis Scott Key hotel and returned home Sunday. others remained Saturday night.
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G. W. Trout
Mis City
William
First Regiment
Henry Keller
Francis Scott Key
Convict Recaptured After Bold Kansas Penitentiary Break
National Guardsmen and officers recaptured Charles Clifton McArthur, 29, in Kansas City after he escaped with six other convicts from the Kansas Penitentiary Friday. Two kidnapper accomplices abducted a school teacher near Lansing and forced him to Pawhuska and back before release. Guard towers fired during the escape. McArthur claimed not to know the others. Florida’s land area and shoreline figures appear as unrelated data in the same clipping.
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Lansing
Kans
Kansas Penitentiary
Charles Clifton McArthur
Kansas City
Pawhusks
Oxla
Jim Clark
Bob “Big Boy” Brady
Aged Woman Struck In City Automobile Collision
Barbara E. Anderson 83 of 6 East Second Street was seriously injured when a Buick Buick driven by Anna May Beard 429 North Bentz Street fainted after the crash at North Market and Second streets Sunday evening. Beard was questioned and later left for the hospital after aiding the injured woman. Witnesses conflict on whether the light was green or yellow as Anderson crossed the street. The car sustained front damage and no charges were filed pending outcome of Anderson’s condition.
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Buick
North Market Street
Barbara E. Anderson
East Second Street
Prederick City Hospital
Wimmesses
Sivss Anna Msy Beard
North Bentz Street
Miss Beard
Anders
Anderson
North Market
Secona
Mass Beard
Andersson
Mim Beard
Lef
Creomulsion Adpromises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for hard coughs and colds. It stresses quick relief, safety, and a druggist guarantee, noting higher cost but potential superior help and a refund if relief is not achieved.
Defends Crown After The Scendent And Glasses Found
A letter Mrs Anderson carried when a street crossing occurred led police to an accident investigation. Officers Harras and Layman led the inquiry. Meanwhile farmer Wham Smith, about 70, was stricken with paralysis Friday evening near Liberty town. He heard a noise from his dogs, began to investigate, then suffered a sudden attack. his right side was affected but improved by Sunday evening.
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Smith
Libertytown
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