Public meeting tonight on airport plan for Frederick
City leaders will hold a public meeting to consider purchasing land for an airport near Frederick. Options on Putman and Kemp farms, plus Lease and Moore sites, could be secured. work would start immediately if a site is chosen. Department of Commerce funds about 8000 and city offers $1 yearly. the project supports a new air mail route from Washington to Pittsburgh.
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Putman Farm
Fourth Street
Montevur Pike
Seventh Street Pike
Acron
Putman
C. Thomas Kemp
Moore
Opassimoen Pike
Oposwumtown Pike
Putman Aite
Thomas Bourne
Airways Division
United States Department of Commerce
Wil
Chamber of Com-pheres
Service Clubs
Department of Commerce
Washington
Pittsburgh
Floral
Air Mall
Streetcar riots erupt in New Orleans strike chaos
Violent mobs battered streetcars, bricks and sticks flew as police with loaded guns kept order. An injured man died shortly after, while a second victim was shot in the shoulder. Rescue attempts and guard operations followed, with cars sent back to the barn amid ongoing clashes.
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New Orleans
jOanal Street
al Strand
Sylvian Thibodaux
William Fore
SteGscia
Tatmen
Canal Street
Torilup Carls
Caral Street J
Carrollton Avenue
Montgomery County Moves To Condemn Court House Site
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners voted to condemn property for a new courthouse. A special committee reported asking $189000 for various parcels totaling multiple square feet, excluding Farmers' Banking & Trust Co. holdings. Attorneys were ordered to file proceedings and local officials urged to close a street to combine parcels for the project.
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Ar Ckearatson
Sp Neees
Board of
Montgomery County Commissioners
Benjamin ©. Perry
Circuit Court
Lacy Shaw
Berry E. Clare
Farmers’ Banking & Trust Co
Br Messrs
Charles G. McDonald
Deon
Joan T. Vinson
R. W. Vinson
Wallace E
Frank Higgins
Ciloréd
H. Robertson
Rockville
Cisse
Woodward
Rothyide
Urs Sréei
Commerce
Jeerson
Court Square
France Debt Views Stir Parliament Aids Ratification Text
In a foreign affairs committee session in Paris the chamber discussed incorporating debt views into ratification text. The debate touched on operations and sale figures, with mentions of New York based Reuters style reporting on 4.9 million shares and department purchases for county use.
Right to Revoke Licenses Upheld by Baltimore Court
Baltimore July 5 The Baltimore City Court under Judge Albert Owens upheld the Motor Vehicles Commissioners authority to suspend or revoke an operator license. The ruling follows Raymond A Stores appeal after license revocation for submitting a false statement on a vehicle title application.
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Baltimore
Commissioners of Motor Vehicles
Albert 5
J. Owens
Raymond A. Stores
Trafic
Kip Rhinelander Heiress Plans 509000 Alienation Suit
Mrs. Alice Rhinelander, wife of Leonard Rhinelander, files a 509000 alienation of affections suit against Philip Rhinelander in White Plains. The case targets the husband’s father and is led by her attorneys in a high profile family dispute.
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White Plains
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Indat
Philip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Past Week Sees Favorable Maryland Crop Growth
Weather conditions last week supported crop growth across Maryland with reduced rainfall. Tomatoes showed early ripening in southern counties while beans and cowpeas faced beetle damage. Early apples reached markets on the Eastern Shore and central counties, and peaches remained in good condition.
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Somhe
Cental
Policeman Courteous Reply Noted in Michigan Visit
At a St Clair Lions Club dinner the tale of a Frederick visitor’s near collision with a traffic light was recounted. Officer Hiltner gave directions with patience, earning praise for courteous conduct. The story, shared by a visiting motorist, highlighted respectful police behavior.
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J. W. Donnan
J.C. Penney
Coniact
Mr. Donnan
Lions Club
St. Clair
Donnan
St. Clair Lions
Frederick
St. Clair Club
Frederiick
Barbara Pritchle
Ofcer Roy Wiiner
Ofcer Hiltner
Mart
Ritchie Signs Passing Warrant for Marsh Case
Governor Ritchie signed a passing warrant linked to a serious case in Carroll County. The report notes a man accused in a public safety incident involving his wife, who was found at her sister’s farm. He was captured the next day and tied at Westminster.
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Annapolis
Ritchie
John Osesies Matsa
Carrell County
Maryland
Marsh
Het
Carrol
Ene
Westminster
Judee F
Untin Bowler Story Emerges From Fragmented Shoot Note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Untin Bowler and a refueling incident tied to Remi and Ontario. The text mentions Chicago travel, a night event, and individuals Witam E Hauver and Mrs Hau-Far, with unsure details about illness and investigation.
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Witam E. Hauver
Weve
Hau
City Reports Fiscal Year Spending and Troop Camp Plans
The city records show 336 829.17 in receipts and 91 192.87 spent for street work, water, lighting and police costs. Troops travel to Camp Bushie with detachments moving by bus and train for two weeks of field drills and sports activities.
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Camp City
Carroll Creek
Fort Beniz Street
Water Department
Light Department
Blue Ridge
Service Company
Silver] Spring
Wheaton St
Camp Bushie
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Lewistown
Vic Kreh
Silver Spring
Laurel
Hyattsville
Kensington
Thirteenth diocesan retreat set for Mt St Marys Emmitsburg
The Harrisburg diocese announces its 13th annual Catholic laymen retreat at Mt. St. Marys College Emmitsburg from Friday July 5 at 6 p m to Monday July 8. Rev Father Charles Reilly will lead the retreat as selected by Bishop McDevitt. About 200 men are expected to attend and a new youth retreat for boys ages 14 to 18 follows the laymen retreat.
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Harrisburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Charles Reilly
Philip R. McDevitt
Knights of Columbus
Father Reilly
Take Up Duties at Church on Friday
Church announces that a service will be held Friday as duties are taken up by Cutts Ys on.
Automobiles Violations Dominate Local Court Dockets
Justice Sher nan P. Bowers presided over a morning session with most cases involving automobile law violations. Defendant list includes W. Remeberg of Waterstown for no license, fined $10, and Dr Isidore Lattman of Washington found guilty of reckless driving, fined $10 after a collision that injured J. M. Wharton and damaged multiple cars. Other defendants include Francis Staley, George Lee Rosewell, Walter Cook, Robert Milberry, and Charles T. Brosws, all cited for various driving offenses with fines up to $100 or jail. A Stop Sign campaign led to arrests for ignoring boulevard signals and a note on a high volume of motor vehicle cases.
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Shernan P. Bowers
W. Remeberg
Waterstown
Bizzard
Francis Staley
Yellow Springs
Omeer Blizzard
Isidore Lattman
Washington
Dr. Lattman
Sheckley
Lattman
Frederick
Hubert A. Partlett
Hiattsville
J. M. Wharton
Richmond
van James Wharton
Mr. Wharton
R. F. Sappington
Linerirtown
Sappington
Wharton
George Lee Rosewell
Blizzard
Walter ©. Cook
Dundalk
Robert Milberry
East Street
Henry Nusz
Vand
Charles T. Brosws
Peaplgs Court
Ser- Omeer
Shockley Court
Braddec
Detroit rum runners caught after chase
Police nabbed suspected rum runners following a high speed chase through Detroit streets. Officers recovered firearms and seized contraband while detaining two men and securing the scene for investigation.
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Detroit
Miss Wills Captures British Singles Title
Miss Wills wins the British singles title in a recital at Myersville. The event featured performances by Joc Tia W and other competitors as spectators noted notable gains and the winner received acclaim.
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Miss Wills
Stultz Drunk When Plane Took Three Lives
Public records indicate Stultz was intoxicated at the time of a fatal plane incident that claimed three lives. Investigators confirmed his state influenced the crash, with no immediate charges filed.
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Stultz
Goettler Stuka Pilot Dies In Nassau Field Crash
Nassau County authorities report Dr. Goettler, known as Stuka, died in a Roosevelt Field crash while two passengers Beare Woot and Castelluci perished. Investigators found a large amount of alcohol in the stomach and brain and in the kidneys, concluding the pilot was very drunk. The crash occurred during stunting at about 300 feet, prompting a campaign against drunken flying at Nassau field.
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Goettler
Stuka
Nassau County
Thas Piers
Amelia Earhart
Abe Auantic
Wales
Sam
Nassau Field
Fifteen Hurt as Trains Collide at St Louis Union Station
Fifteen people were injured when a Burlington passenger train from Kansas City backed into a Frisco accommodation train at St Louis Union Station. Five suffered fractured ankles as two crowded Frisco coaches were pushed onto their sides and overturned. All injuries were among Frisco passengers in the overturned cars.
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S J. Louis
Pete Sons
Burlington
Kansas City
Union Station
St. Louis County
State Drownings on Holiday Climb to Five
Five drownings reported in Maryland over the holiday. Frank J. Oncsak, 42, Baltimore, drowned in Bear Creek near Battleground while with two sons. Harry Dombroski, 18, Mattimore, died in Rang Creek. His wife Peggy Dombroski reportedly perished in five feet of water as undertow pulled her under. Red Rose social club members present.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Frank J. Oncsak
Bear Creek
Batth
Grove
Harry Dombroski
Mattimore
Rang Creek
Domoroski
Red Rose Social Club
Florence Stevens
Tim
Disarmament Question Debated in House of Commons
London July 5 The disarmament question again dominates discussion in the House of Commons as parties debate mechanisms and aims of international control. The article notes continued concerns over enforceability and potential regional balance impacts.
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London
House of Commons
Roe
Shoots girl father kills in unclear incident
A fragmented report describes a shooting involving a girl and her father with one or more fatalities. The text is badly garbled but indicates a fatal shooting and possible self-inflicted harm, referencing a farmer and local names.
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Thurmant Ft Department
Samuel M. Kefauver
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Alexander Legse
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Federal Farm Board
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France
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Camp Ritchie
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Libertytown
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