Despondent Man Fatally Shoots Self at Oak Orchard Home
Miller a 59 year old resident of Oak Orchard area walked to a woodshed with a 12 gauge shotgun and triggered it with a stick after removing hat and coat. Mrs Clinton and Mrs Miller were nearby as the tragedy occurred. Dr J Geauvy and investigators arrived within minutes but Miller died at the scene. Funeral plans to be announced. Oak Orchard lies about four miles northeast of Libertyport.
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Maller
Simcker Oak Orchard
Shier
John H Clinton
Cimon
Patrick Mo Schnaufler
T Tere
Sucude Miller
J . Geauvy
New Windsor
Wal Wed
Milter
Oak Orchard
Libertyrorn
9 Year Old Boy Wounded in Mouth by Torpedo Incident
The 9-year-old son of Mr and Mrs suffered a badly lacerated mouth and tongue from a torpedo explosion at his mouth Saturday evening. He was treated by Dr Let Cnaries UL Uterback and remains not seriously hurt. The accident occurred while he was at home.
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Ips
Eos
Bruns Wick
Poiilips
Let Cnaries
Buddy x
Ohtvs.c.an
Shriver Steps Down as Regents Head at Maryland
George M. Shriver resigns as Board of Regents chairman after Dr Raymond A. Pearson exits as university president. The governor accepts Shriver's resignation as Pearson departs, marking a major leadership change amid ongoing correspondence and revisions in Baltimore.
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Shriver
Biltimore
The
Maryland
Tarant
George M. Shriverman
Regin's
Gi Nice
Raimiond A Pearson
University
Tormine Rears Shriver
Shosing
Enaion
Pearson
Oday Tne
Tha’ Ous Acon
Atuim
Rim
AAA Proposes 1935 Rye Crop Aid Plan
Secretary Wallace signed a proclamation approving a flexible plan for 1935 rye aid and berefits to wheat producers. About 30 farmers from principal wheat states met with AAA officials and endorsed the four year wheat production control contracts with changes in farm prices. Details on benefit payments were not disclosed and state representatives will meet to outline operation plans.
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Washington
Wallace
Tentaine
AAA Wits
Crowspe
Masssiap Dumps Dirt Into Gail of Mesiza
A report notes that Masssiap dumps more than 400 90000 tons of dirt into the Gail of Mesiza, causing environmental disruption. The incident highlights ongoing pollution concerns and local impact on waterways and nearby communities.
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Masssiap. 7
Mesiza
Fashion Show by Kiwanis in Fall to Aid Underprivileged Children
Kiwanis will revive its Fashion and Business Show in September to raise funds for crippled and underprivileged children. President Parsons Newman announced the plan at Tuesday noon meeting at Hotel Frederick, with committees to be named soon and new member Rev DeWitt P. Zuse introduced.
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Fiuwanis Club
Parsons Newman
Hotel Frederick
DeWitt P. Zuse
Red Brethren Church
Hom B Bennett
Charlies E Wehle
Newman
San Antonio
Kiwars
Willam J. Carrington
Atlantic City
Smeraldaw
Carrington
Hod College
Carneden
Ree O
Madsonvihe
Madisonville
Edan
Washington, D.C
Trust
Comeniuen Civ
Frederick Club
Conavenbon
Owen J
Wabash
Giana
Leon
Truth Seekers Class Meeting in Calgary Area
A Truth Seekers class session was held on Lane 27 at Irene Geisbert home with Mrs Cor Barrick presiding. After business, readings and benediction closed the hour with refreshments. The next meeting is planned for September 26 at Miss Cota Bartr.ok home.
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Calsary M Gay Senes
Irene Geisbert
Cor Barrick
Gesbert
Cota Bartr
Board rejects East Sixth street garage permit bid
After residents opposed a garage proposed by Wilbur Hargett on East Sixth street, the Board of Zoning Appeals upheld the city engineer’s denial and dismissed the appeal. Chairmen Rohrback noted three board members visited the site and several objectors cited potential depreciation of home values.
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East Sixth Street
Wilbur Hargett
Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Dis Fcuss
Jacob Rohrback
Rohrback
Hargett
Charman Rohrpack
Elmer St C. Maxwell
Chapel Alley
Middle Alley
Earl Hargett
Marshall H. Fogle
Sumon C. Rice
Alice A. Glessner
Clara Fogle
East Sith Street
Henry L. Whiser
Michael B Hou
East Fifth Street
Fogle
Demurrer in Farm Sale Suit Upheld by Court
In a week filed opinion Associate Judge Ar D Willard sustained two defense demurrers in the suit over the 236 acre farm of the late Jona C Lamar at Tuscarora. The LaMars, son and grandson of the deceased, challenged the sale to Meta Lam and Parsons. The case, with details of the farm and the sale, remains unresolved pending court action and a new scheduled date.
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Ar D Willard
Lamar
Jona C Lamar
Tuscarora
Lamars
Meta Lam
Parsons
Sock
Chapline Takes Oath as County Treasurer for Four-Year Term
Thomas A Chapline was sworn in as county treasurer for a four year term starting July 1. The oath was administered before Clerk Eu G Haugh, noting his term differs from other county officials who take office about a month after the general election.
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Treasur
Thomas A Chapline
Ofice
EU’ G Haugh
Chapline
Bird of Paradise on stamps stirs tropical charm
Voyagers return from the South Seas with tales of the wingless hovering Bird of Paradise. First perfect specimen seen by 1760, its golden orange tail plumage prized worldwide. Nations ban import and sale of its feathers. Papuan and New Guinea stamps depict the bird, sometimes with a wild boar tusk.
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South Seas
United States
Canada
Papua
New Guinea
Court upholds teens’ claim to gold coins found in cellar
Annapolis July 2 the Court of Appeals upheld two 16 year old boys Henry Gorb and Theodore Jones as sole title holders to about 11000 coins worth 1127 each found in a Baltimore home copper pot. The 3548 coins sold at auction for over 20000 with proceeds held pending the ruling.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Henry Gorb
Theodore Jones
Baltimore
140 LIVES LOST IN JAPAN SHIPWRECK NEAR INLAND SEA
The Japanese cruiser-steamer Midori Mara carrying holiday passengers sank after a collision with the freighter Senzan Maru in foggy seas. Rescue vessels saved 113 aboard the dark waters as hopes faded for others missing at 5 a.m.
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Osaka
Japan
Man Charged With Drunken Driving Fails To Appear
In Police Court David A Nash of near Liberty faced drunken and reckless driving charges after not appearing Tuesday night. The case was continued to 3 pm in Peoples Court with Nash at liberty on 400 dollars bond. Also present were J B Lambert of Parsons Virginia on a speeding related charge and Adrian Maker, a colored man, arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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David A. Nash
Liberty
Peoples Court
Nash
J. B. Lambert
Parsons
Ben Phe
Adrian Maker
Offi Fhebus
Frank Dorsey
Aing
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AAA
AID
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China
Russia
Wanchukuo
Nppo
Great Wall
Coma
Nousay Gate
Toyko
Nanking
Kiwanis
Willard
Eae Peet
Akad Raed Tor
NEA Service, Inc
H. L. Mills
E. Patrick ST
Westinghouse
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
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