Logal Soldiers Prepare Two-Week Camp at Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard units from Company A First Regiment and Regimental HQ accompany Captain Guy Anders Captain Philip Winegrener and Warrant Officer Kellar to a two week field training camp at Camp Ritchie California? Noting the state’s Cesada reservation in Washington County The event runs July 28 to August 11 and features a 50 000 enlisted mens club house lake and facilities The camp aims to maintain military proficiency per the National Defense Act Governors Day August 3 will include Governor Ritchie review and a 4S piece Regimental Band concerts plus a trip to the Gettysburg Battlefield and daily lake activities and athletic events
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Maryland National Guard
Guy Anders
Regmental
Philp R Winegrener
Kel
Af Ae
Cesada
Washington County
Ritchie
Enet ta-Mar
Monterey
Blue Rage Spinit
Buena Vista
National Guard
Secretary of War
National Defense Act
Confess
Theegular Army
Maryland
D. John Markey
Fredsex
Getheburg
Ye Lake
Wogram
Paiufes
Weaxdog
Colonial Design in New Calvary Mi B Church Here
Plans call for a new Colonial design Calvary Methodist Episcopal church at West Second and Bertsy Street. Native Catoctin stone will clad walls with white cornices columns pilasters and balustrades. A spire rising 146 feet will dominate, while a two story Sunday School unit will include classrooms library parlors and a parish hall with stage and kitchen seating about 650 for assemblies.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Cormer
West Second Aml Bertz
Catoctin Mountain
Fisher wins promotion at Pittsburgh McCreery's store
J Roger Fisher of Pittsburgh won promotion from advertising manager at McCreery's after four years in the post. He previously held roles at McAlpin's Cincinnati Schuneman's St Paul and Wm Hengerer Buffalo. The Mercantile Stores Corp unit honored him with golf rewards. Fisher praised newspaper advertising as essential. Indpls call for UMWA meetings next week by John L. Lewis to review strike situations.
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J. Roger Fisher
Pittsburgh
Ohio
McCreery’s
McAlpin'’s
Mercantile Stores Corporation
Ith Schuneman’s
St. Paul
Pisher
Schoolboy Interviews Earhart Aboard Liner
A nine year old from Washington interviewed Amelia Earhart off the President Roosevelt liner in New York. The interview is Earhart's first since her Atlantic flight. Louis Gordon of the crew is to wed Nise Anne Bruce in July, with Wilmer Stultz also aboard. the trio is to reach New York Friday.
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New York
Summer Missionary Conference Opens at Hood College
The annual Summer Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church opened at Hood College Monday night and runs through July 9 with about 116 attendees from Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Delegations from Baltimore and other cities are expected Wednesday.
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the Reformed Church
Hood College
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Camelman
Philadelphia
Lewistown
Casrelman
Jesus
Christ
York
Baker Park
Brodreck Hall
Stahl
Hanover
Africa
Friends of Africa
Jean Mackennis
Carr M. Kerachner
Ruth Heinmiller
Cleveland
Ajunmie Hall
Edna Martin
Institute
Carre M Berschner
A. V. Casselman
Philadel
Phis
US Girls’ Missionary Guild
ITV
Bana Martin
Henlover
July 4 A Landmark Date in United States History
July 4 marks a historic convergence of events from 1634 to 1912, linking Roger Williams settling Providence Plantations to the completion of the Pacific cable and the 48 star flag. The date also notes Hawthorne and Adams Jefferson birthdays and other pivotal moments shaping the nation.
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United States
Shirall
John Adams
Theauas Jeferson
In & Sete
James Mogroe Anh
United
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Roger Wu- Lamy
Mackay daughter memory fund set at 2.5 million pounds
London reports a 2.5 million pound trust to honor Elsie Mackay, widow of the late Viscount Inchcape. The fund supports debts and will be managed for 30 years, with Elsie Mackay’s Atlantic air crossing cited. In Washington, fires destroy hangars and air wheels at Hoover Pier along the Potomac.
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London
Ete Mackay
Elsie Mackay
Atlantic
Walter Fincheilffe
Washington
Hoover Pier
Potomac River
Frederick 10 Have Regular Fourth of July
Frederick observes a regular Fourth of July with heavy traffic and holiday mood. The day features fireworks at Bakes Park and a Braddock Heights mountain dance with pyrotechnics, plus a baseball game between Frederick and Hanover at McCurdy Field. Weather will decide the day’s events.
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Frederick
Ehouse
Antietam
Harper's Ferry
Nocacy Battlefield
Barbara Pritchie
Bakes Park
Braddock Heights
Hanover
McCurdy Field
Curtis Mot to Resign Senate Seat in Contested Move
Providence July 3 AP Charles Curtis Republican VP candidate says he will not resign his Senate seat to campaign for vice presidency. He asserts it is unnecessary to quit and notes Harding did not. He plans to continue Senate duties while seeking national office.
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Curtis Mot
Senate
Providence
R. T
Charles Curtis
Harding
Shipping Board to Sell Two Big American Lines
The Shipping Board plans to sell two large American lines amid campaign tensions. Leaders discuss religious issues in politics, urging Maryland to resist religious framing of the race. The Kiwanis meeting in Francis Seeth hall featured remarks by C. Winebrenner and attendees including J. M. S. and Rev. Dr. C. E. Webbet, touching on religious liberty and enforcement versus state control.
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Shipping Board
Howeog
Lewes
Devie
Bowin
Kiwanis
Francis Seeth
Ker
Mae Tho
Sash of Seystans
Bath
Joseph P. Tumuly
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Winebrenner
Beald Ty
Houston
Rorya
Jon
Smith
Exchate
Govermor Smith
Bowman Catholic Church
Maryland
Mary
Calvert
Eassett
Mr. Hoover
Governormith
God
United States
L. Wilko
International Kiwanis Consvention
Seattle
Wash
Sin Ry
Geatte
Bes
Marry Lombert
J. M.S
Ursani
C. E. Webet
Robert Stuckey
Bucyrus, Obie
Asher A. Hall
Philadelpha
Hearing on Motion to Strike Out Judgment
Proceedings extend through the day before Judge Pammodd Umer with NM Dorsey Beeman and W. OM representing plaintiffs and Even James and Rene B Merp for the defense. The docket references cases involving Dome of the late Justice Roger B Taney and charges from the death of James Campbell, with parties Wertheimer Klein Weinberg Sweatmoar and Willard also appearing.
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Wn Bk
Theodore Ho
Alexander
Judeis Pammodd
Mewran Wise
Ifm
NM Dorsey Beeman
W. OM
Gem
Alexander Ie
Even James
Rene ‘B. Merp
Roger B. ‘Taney
Tha
U & Supreme Jovur
Independence Day Playground Activities at Baker Park
City playgrounds suspend activities on Wednesday with attention shifted to Baker Park for Fourth of July events. Morning events start at 9 30 and afternoon relays and games run from 2 30 with prizes awarded. Recreational director Mua Heima Hahn leads the observance as city playground officials plan large turnout.
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Baker Park
News-Post
Board of Alder
Cascade
Willow Tree
Tour Telescope
Mua Heima Hahn
Plane Crash Kills Three During Fourth of July Air Show
A display plane refueled for exhibition lights ignited midair and burned after tumbling 500 feet, killing three men identified as Willard Ames of Rapid City, James Leonard Botell from Lemmon area, and Frank Gibson from southwestern Iowa. The bodies were cremated in the crash.
Broker Isbell Ends Life After Domestic Strife
Chicago July 3 AP John F Isbell a wealthy Chicago broker shot himself in Kendallville Indiana dying in hospital fifteen hours later The act followed marital difficulties with his wife who had previously survived two gunshot wounds she inflicted during an earlier assault The notice mentions recent family troubles and suicide by isbell and his wife.
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Chicago
John F. Isbell
Kendallville
Fred
Ispid
Kiwanis Fashion Show Plans Return Event September
The Kiwanis Club announces a second fashion and business show at the State Armory in September to benefit underprivileged children. Plans include multiple booths of uniform size, two matinees, and numerous exhibitors. Organizers cite strong support and note potential Armory renovations may affect scheduling.
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Frederick
State Armory
Kiwanis
Tsix
ERE Town
Baltimore to mark centennial of railroad stone laying
The hundredth anniversary of laying the first stone of the Bete more dé Objo Railroad will be celebrated in Baltimore on an upcoming Wednesday. The ceremony involved Masonic grand masters from Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, with Charles Carroll of Carrollton symbolically turning the earth.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles Carroll
Carroll
Eig
Editorial Office Closed For Independence Day
Brief note states the editorial office will be closed the entire day for Independence Day with no paper Wednesday and some services suspended. The wash room will operate after BD. Please check later for updates.
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Ees Lite
Borm Sarap Amet Min
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Adnap T. O'Connor
Sarsacmiseoory Beds
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Ftrom
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Ter Grand Jory
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Bruwens Youll
James Campbell
Brunawiek
Knoxville
Sherman
P. Som Os Marder
VanQossa
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Charles Wertheyner
Klein
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Wertheimer
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W. M. Sweatmoarthur
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Malizia
Jon Leas
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Termada
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