Heat wave grips Maryland as July opens with record highs
Baltimore notes a sweltering start to July with temperatures near 93 in the city and forecasts of 100 later. A heat wave claimed one death and two autos wrecked on the Ridgeville bridge as four others were treated for injuries. Deputy Sheriff Madison among the injured. investigations proceed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Burma
Bureau
Cumberland
Perston
Ridgeville
Edward C. Talman
Buckingham Apartments
Ballmore
Carol Buck
Dundalk
Tal
J. Stanley Grabill
Mh Ais
A. F Anderson
Frederick
Weather page fragment with times and figures
Fragmentary weather note lists temperatures and sunset times with scattered digits. Mentions daily highs and lows, schedule times around afternoon and evening, and references to women and age figures in unclear context. Some numbers resemble 72 and 4 am entries, but the text remains garbled.
Funeral Notice for Denton S. Gehr Prominent Westminster Merchant
Denton S. Gehr 73 prominent Westminster merchant died at home Monday night after a paralysis attack following a baseball game. He owned a hardware business since 1895, formerly with First National Bank, and held civic roles including Westminster Fire Department charter member, Chamber of Commerce director, and Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance vice-president. Funeral Thursday at 19 a m at his home with two pastors officiating. burial Westminster Cemetery. He survived by widow Mary Adams Gehr, six daughters, a son Edwin S. Gehr, a sister, and twelve grandchildren.
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Denton S. Gehr
Westminster
Gehr
First National Bank
Westminster Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
William Shrivex
Charles M. Elderdice
Methodist Protestant Church
Harry N. Bassler
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Westminster Cemetery
Heat wave grips widespread regions and unusual deaths
Across many states and cities heat waves bring record high temperatures while a series of coinciding incidents stir news. In Ohio and nearby areas authorities report heat related harm, storms, and emergency responses as markets and Vatican diplomacy make headlines.
Century of June marriages in Frederick county tops records
The Frederick county clerk reports 101 marriage licenses issued in June and 395 for the year to date, with April still setting records. A late rush brought the hundredth groom from Washington, pushing the June total past a century and signaling a peak in the marriage year alongside strong April and August totals.
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Missioners For Action
Cupill
Frederick County
Washington
Cupid
Dan Cupid
Forty Day Agents Raid Reno Barrooms
Reno police and federal agents conducted a wide raid on barrooms in Reno Nevada arresting numerous patrons. The operation aimed to crack down on illicit activities and enforce federal authority with General Albert T Gooday and other officials quoted as discussing enforcement boundaries.
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Reno
Nev
Women Club Directors Plan Busy Year At June Meeting
The Frederick federation of women’s clubs held a wide ranging session listing new officers and county chairmen for the coming year. Reports praised the war effort and noted plans for two programs in August, plus a home event on July 9. Forthright discussion covered recreational letters between clubs and anticipated demonstrations and activities across the counties.
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New Market Hormemaker's Club
New Market Homemakers Club
Stanley Davis
Hilda Ryzlaf
Colege Park
H Albaugh Ami
H L. Davis
College Park
Stank
Davis
Thairmmean
Smith
Jones
Hlol
Lucile Niemwiemus
Ruth Nicodemus
Ann Bouder
Ims
Madte Io
Project Demershain Tee
Ted
Pans
Conny Frederacon
Fed
Misa Het Pot
Goil¢ge Park
Frederick County
Pearson
Barbara
Sam Gaver
Adamstown
Lewis Topper
Emmitaburg
Gaver
E E. Dixon
O. B. Stone
iLaberty. Ag
George A. Holland
Pleasant
Mary McGoierick
New Market
Oram Lease
Lewistown
J. Ward Kerringan
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Howard Quinn
Braddock
Cmvess
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Prederick Fair
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Thomas P. Culler
Baslenger
Pariaatian
D. Edgar Bittle
Harting
H. L. Davis
W. E. Kinciey
Windsor Aims
Harry Borie
J. le ‘Opper
Alen Pryor
Grayson * Bowers
V. W. Nicodemus
Jacob Strawbakes
M. Thomas P. , Mof
Annnabele Grantham
Liam Gaver
Elmer Dixon
Floyeshex
Roy Pemsberg
H. C. Eré
Bible School Ends at M. E. Church
A Vanation Bible school at the M. E. church closed sessions with seven pupils enrolled. The event drew a good average attendance and concluded a successful term.
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Bible School
Iai Jeferson
Yen
M. E
Trial of a Truck Driver for Desertion and Non Support
Weldon Gospell, 38, faced trial in Peogie's Court for desertion and non support of his wife and four children after claiming a threshing job. He received a suspended three month sentence and was ordered to pay $9 weekly to his wife and children. The couple's dispute involved alleged relocation with another man and care arrangements by the Children’s Aid Society. The case also touched on a separate charge related to a vehicle tag and DC plates.
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Merning
Peogie's
Chiidren
Weldon Gospell
Justice Motter
Children's Ass Society
Baltimore
Goenelt
Elle Linthicum
Meat Mayfield
Howard County
Paul T
District of Columbia
Constitution Ready For Sea Again
The USS Constitution, after a ceremony in Boston, is prepared to sail once more on a mission of war. The event drew a larger crowd and emphasized renewed readiness. details of the ceremonial events and costs were noted as part of the historic return to sea duty.
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Boston
Royal Wedding Type Meats Tale of Priedeas Theathira Tale
A garbled note notes a royal wedding involving Priedeas Theathira, former king consort and the daughter of a prince favored by Grete. It mentions Da her enmageniens and references Dr Berisid Ts. naval.
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Priedeas Theathira Tiece
Cons
Enmageniens
Berisid
Minister Weds In Washington Square Church Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Bent of Hagerstown to Rev. Mr. Mowbray was held with the Rev. Dr. J. M. G8 presiding. The bride wore canton crepe bearing blue accessories and carried a bouquet of lilies and larkspur. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Baltimore after July 7.
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Claneis Eectives
Edwin D. Bright
Maryland
Potomac
the Reformed Church
Somerset
Pittsburgh
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mr. Bright
P. K Heimer
Thurmont
Thurmond
Lexis Higbee
Emitaburg
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Charles Walder
Thur i
F. ,Roeenberger
Walkersville
Bready
Ralph K Hartman
A. LeRoy McCardel
Harry Smit
Harvey Shut
Adamstown
Bright
Mr. Bread
Tantytiown
Roten
Oo Teestay Moenis
Rma L. Kersvy Hodis
J. ML
Nestor
Fintan
Eneamini
Ps Wiivan
TL Bane
Dawning
Howard
Lobengrin
Miss Bent
J. L. Bent
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Mowbray
Washington Square
EB. Church
Baltimore
Rey
Mrs. Mowbray
Jilly
Installations Highlight Christian Endeavor Officers
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church installed new officers led by president Miss Catherine Thomas with Willim M. Moore as vice president. New secretary staff and chairmen were named. a summer picnic at Lakeview is planned for members and guests.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. W. L. Carty
South Market Street
Catherine Thomas
College Arthue
Christian Endeavor
Willim M. Moore
Ernest Stephens
Terature
Roenna Fabrocy
Pranklin Marshi
Socie Ho Beheld
Lakeview
Suspects Released After Tuesday Frederick Incident
Police released Lewis and Sam Bes, Californians, amid a Tuesday event in Frederick involving debts, caps, and a $200 theft. Connections are unclear. authorities present statements but could not link the pair to the case beyond a partial sequence of circumstances.
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Lewis
Sam Bes
Frederick
Capes
Harris and Filler
Lenete
Franco American Outlook Brighter Says Secy Castle Declares
Secretary Castle asserts a brighter Franco American outlook in a public briefing. He emphasizes improved ties and ongoing cooperation between France and the United States.
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Secy, Castle
French Americans press debt moratorium talks progress
Washington reports indicate France received the U.S. note on the Hoover moratorium with mild cheer and a willingness to discuss changes. Secretary Castle and Senator Morrow led the note drafting as negotiations with Laval continue in Paris. The aim remains to find a workable settlement on German indebtedness and relief funds through proposals and possible U.S. participation.
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Castle
Hoover
America
Paris
Casiie
Sme
Due
Mellen
France
United States
Germany
Federal Reserve
Pla
Piarce
State Department
Dereht W. Morrow
Morrow
Mexico
Europe
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