Maryland Strips Roadside Signs Under New Tax Law
Maryland carves into roadside displays as part of a highway beautification law effective July 1. About 4 000 signs have been removed or slated for removal along Route 40 and Route 15 from Frederick to surrounding areas. State officials enforce a half cent per square foot tax on approved signs with sign owners given until August 1 to comply.
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Frederick County
Wads Commission
Maryland
Frederick
Thomas M. Liathicom
Ainly
Doe
Aich
New Jersey
Baker Park services at Sunday church gathering
Baker Park hosts regular community church service Sunday at 7 pm under the auspices of the YMCA. Rev Charles Dwer will preach and there will be music for male voices. Children's hour directed by Sister Evelyn Lukens and Miss Ina M Schattz. Traffic restrictions and park safety measures to avoid disruptions during the event.
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Yice
Baker Park
Charles Dwer
Baker Rk
Z Oglock
Evelyn Lukens
Missina M. Schattz
Immmene
West Second
Thieves Foiled In Auto Thefts At Braddock Heights
A thief attempted to steal two cars from Braddock Heights properties on Marinach Avenue. One car rolled down a dirt road and toward the back alley after garage doors were opened. a second car was left with ignition on. Delaplaine reported the incident this morning, warning residents the theft was thwarted and urging vigilance.
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Delaplaine
Bradéxk Heights
Marinach Avenue
Wanal Highway
Bradock Heights
Charles O. Hortel
Hottel
Braddock Heights
Two Held For Recent Holdups Near Fred
Two of four suspects held on charges of taking part in recent hold ups near Fred were sent to jail after preliminary hearings in Peoples Court. Raymond Nelson and Millard Bowl faced trial with bond to be set. Charles Palmer was released for lack of evidence. Charles Hallman freed on recognizing. Witnesses identified Nelson and Bowie, with conflicting accounts from road workers about Urbana hold up.
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Fred
Justice Motter
Peoples Court
Raymond Nelson
Frederick
SIAC
Millard Bowl
Centerville
Charles Palmer
Nelson
Charles Hallman
Bowie
Urbana
Hallman
Alton ¥. Bennett
E. Austin James
Frederick Grams
Wimington
Del
Singapore
Grams
Palmer
Nelso
John Noyes
Besten
Irving Randolph
Hoxie
Frederick Junction Bridge
Weather Notes and Local Garden Harvest Report
A fragmented weather and gardening item notes past 36 years of data and tomato harvests. It references Necmal 1937 figures, measurements of tomato crops including 1.10 tons collected by a resident, and mentions individuals such as M. A. Angieberger and Mr. Charles Wertheimer. The text also alludes to a forthcoming wedding and local community details.
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Necmal
Easis
M. A. Angieberger
Eass
Brunswick Hopes For Gain In Water Supply
Brunswick town officials fear a summer water shortage as Tremeron town near exhaustion shows slight gains with the new 10 inch Knoxville line becoming watertight. They plan to limit water use, pause lawn sprinkling and car washing, and rely on Yourtee springs once a seven mile line is connected after a $104000 bond election. A new meter system is being installed to monitor flows.
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Brunswick
Tremeron
Knoxville
Virginia Springs
Allgire
Willams
Water Department
Yourtee Springs
Yourtee
Tarhigeen
Potomac
Waite Hoyt Released to A's by Waiver Route
Philadelphia July 3 AP Waite Hoyt Detroit pitcher released to the Philadelphia Athletics by the waiver route He will join the A's in a few days The report also notes the will of Warren Lavere Hafer filed in Gettysburg with an estate valued at 133000 in personal property and 21400 in real estate executors Gettysburg National Bank and widow Lillie S Halter plus mentions a small family circle for a forthcoming wedding and a bride and groom event May include Guy Staub shot details.
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Philadelphia
Waite Hoyt
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
W. Lavere Hafer
Warren Lavere Hafer
Trsburg
Only survivor of crew of famous U S ship resides here
Dr. Derr, longtime medical director of the U S Navy, recalls the 1878 voyage of the Constitution to France, her return to Portsmouth and the chalk cliff mishap near England. He is the sole surviving commissioned officer of the ship’s Parma forage and reflects on battles, ship repairs, and later service while the venerable Old Ironsides is reconditioned at Boston.
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U.S.8
Parma
United States
Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Banern
Derr
Frederick
France
Havre
England
Portsmouth
Ward
Bay of Biscay
Spain
Libson
Portugal
Sarrassa
America
New York Hatior
United States Navy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Wingate
John Paul Jones
Virgine
New York
Movie Bay
Berepart
Samoa
China
Ironsides
Landings and plans mark Floyd Bennett Field weekend
Post and Gatty arrive at Floyd Bennett Field after a 10 mile hop. A police guard is posted to deter hunters. Tyers depart to Stamford for a weekend yachting cruise with four wives. Various names and phrases appear as fragmented notes from the eventful day.
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Floyd Bennett Field
Floyd
Ricinal
Tyers
Stamford
Conn
State Firemen Meet Next Week At Ocean City
Sixteen firemen will represent Jocal fire companies at Maryland State Firemen’s Convention in Ocean City. Delegates from Independent and United companies total ten, with three from Junior and Citizens truck units. Delegates named for Independents and Uniteds and alternates listed. event runs Wednesday through Friday with hundreds expected.
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Jocal Fire
Ocean City
Maryland
United and Independent Companies
Junior Fire and Citizens Truck Company
Independente
C. 3B
Willard
Lewis Flaischman
Leonard B. Kreh
William D. Bowers
Emory Carmack
George Wallace
Albert Baker
Jesse Dinterman
Robert Rumpf
Russell
Willam Shipley
Charles
Robert Thomas
Walter Krone
Andrew Meisling
Samuel Gardiner
Uniteds
Rodvers A. Beninets
H. J. Bennett
Alion Y._ Bennett
O. Leonard Form
Fight hysteria grips Cleveland as big boat nears fight
Hysteria gripped Cleveland as thousands of fight fans gathered ahead of the heavyweight title bout between Young Stribling and Max Schmeling. Hotels overflowed with fans, celebrities, and reporters while fans formed lines for $3 general admission tickets. Weather cooled to the seventies as cars, trains, planes, and even yachts ferried spectators into town. Stribling opened as a slight favorite at 10 to 9.
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Cleveland
Ong
Max
Lake Erie
Holiday program for Heights Meet at Braddock Heights
The Maryland District of Columbia Bible Class Conference of the Baptist church will be held at Braddock Heights July 5. Delegates are expected to arrive for several meetings with addresses by attendees. Dr E Weeks of Clemson College will give a patriotic address on Our Presidents. The event includes notable speakers and a quarter of the program features a talk by Mrs J M Dawson.
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Maryland District of Columbia
The
Baptist Churchill
Braddock Heights
Maryland Baptisteae. Assembly
Oclock
E. Wikes
Clemson College
J Clemson
S. C
Theanes Cnalsee
J. M. Dawson
Wato
Tex
of Baltimore
More Baptist Sunday School Association
T. SS
Condition of Russi Lewellyn in Maryland Accident
Russi Lewellyn of McCook Maryland remains in critical condition after a neck fracture from an accident near Frederick. The injury was reported at Frederick City Hospital this afternoon.
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Russi Lewellyn
I McCook
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Weather and market notes amid July heat and rain risks
Weather outlook for the holiday weekend shows scattered showers possible everywhere with a cautious forecast from forecaster Mitchell that a third of the country might see wet conditions. Baltimore noted as unusually wet, while York and other East Coast cities reported mixed rainfall and a dry spell in Fairfield Maine. Stock market rallied late in trading on talk of an early war debt record, United States Steel leading gains as overall volume stayed light.
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Washington
J. C. Milchetl
Walne
Rocklen
Mitchell
Samdar
New York
Baltimore
George G. Velet
French National Bureau For
Aleshol
M. Velet
M. Welof
Belien
United States
M. Velez
Moon
Yerser Aity
Fairfield
Wall Street
United States Steel
Bass Season Opens Amid Rainy Start to Fishing
The July start to bass season brought heavy rain that muddied streams and hindered anglers. Rivers rose Wednesday evening then fell but remain murky on the Monocacy and Potomac as reports indicate conditions may persist for days. Tuesday marked the final day of the trout season.
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Bown
Potomac
German Captures Wimbledon Tile At Wimbliedon Stadium
Helen Wils Moody vacates Wimbledon women’s singles crown after loss to Hida Krahwinkel at Wimbliedon Stadium. Final scores 6 2 and 7 5 reflect a decisive match in straight sets.
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Wimbliedon Stadium
Esza Cumtar
Helen Wils Moody
Hida Krahwinkel
Als
Paris and London Plast Debt Talks Backed by Optimism and Pessimism
Paris officials reported fairly reasonable prospects for a France United States accord on Hoover debt suspension by tonight though no agreement had been finalized. London’s Snowden warned the latest data were not very satisfactory while noting Britain faced an $11 million potential burden from any settlement.
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Wiesmgat
Mellon
Paris
United States
France
Hoover
Castle
State Department
Mills
Treasury
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Ofice
Secere
Edge
Parks
Germany
London
Snowden
House of Commons
Khe
Great Britain
Baker Park Fourth of July Event Draws City Involvement
Fourth of July at Baker Park features city instructors coordinating a morning of games such as line ball dodgeball and relay races for all ages. Afternoon activities include Crawfish move peanut in box Kangaroo hop and caterpillar walk with prizes of peanuts and candy.
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Baker Park
Wilcom
Pomeris BI Contact
Wien & Canny
Netra paper Saturday offices open after five
The Netra announces no issue on Saturday and that offices will reopen after 5 p m on Sunday.
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Baker Park Services
Trafe
R. E. Delaplaine
Millard Bowie
Star
Tedar. Raron Ltdh
Thorn
Sivdan
Charles Wertheimer
Mr and Moe
Koua
Lowing
Wight
Guy Staub
Throz
U.S
Esra Z. Derr
Ceresville
Pormer
Aldesmar Jonn S. Renn
de Avenue
Deron
Frederick Companies
S Baptists
Weather Man
York
Wirts
O. Chinnall
Flelds Creek
Scitzland
Dorothy T Chinawlt
Eleanor Skillman
Schrming
Dorothy
Ada L. Chinalt
Eleanor
Doroiby
Kolb
Ada
Anneal Reamien
Presbyterians
Chlérez
Satan
Yunmy
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