Citywide push to remove roadside advertising signs
The Road Commission reports 23 advertising firms fled the license tax and area levies since June 1, with 98 firms quitting and many more planning exit. A July campaign targets roadside signs and August will launch a drive involving garden clubs to curb un sightly highway advertising.
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Ha’ Ar Jr
Dhet
Gigeer
Road Commission
Remae
Women's Garden Clubs
Williard
Mayor praises Freder ick for orderly July 4 observance
Freder ick Mayor Elmer F. Mun shower commends residents for complying with fireworks restrictions over the Fourth of July. He notes few arrests, wishes crackers ended by 10 p.m., and thanks merchants for withholding contraband sales until June 25. The mayor plans to issue lists of allowed fireworks to local dealers for next year.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
Aci Apprenatioe
Post and Gatty Seek Beds to Get Rest
New York July 7 AP Wiler Post and Harold Gatty returned by train from Washington after a quick breakfast and went back to bed after the welcome in the capital where they were congratulated on their world flight by President Hoover. Tonight they plan to attend a banquet of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America. Orphans Court Judge incapacitated and Harry J. Lampice of Manchester receives commission from Governor Ritchie and is sworn in before the clerk of the county.
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New York
Orphans' Court
Harry J. Lampice
Manchester
Ritchie An Ma Eee
Gours ¢ Woul
Wiss L
Campaign for 2290 planned in Frederick County
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education plans a Sunday night dinner and meeting at Braddock Heights with principal address by C. H Baltimore. A separate $2,250 campaign for the organization was announced by Maurice R. Hann and John Renn with Leslie N. Coblentz named campaign chair. Six fundraising teams will solicit Sunday School members from Sept 11 to Sept 31.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
C. H Baltimore
Music Church
Atiangreme
Moriv Izerance Committee
Maurice R. Hann
Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious
Ucation
Blubaugh
Myersville
Frederick County
Counci John
Renn
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Coblentz
Mr. Reno
Robert L. Smith
Middletown Valley
North of Frederick
South of Frederick
Frederick City
Convicted game wardens begin terms in prison
A damaged OCR fragment reports that two game wardens were convicted and began prison terms. The text is garbled, but indicates sentences started in connection with a case involving wildlife law or poaching. No clear dates, names, or locations are readable in the fragment.
Injuries in auto crash are fatal in county report
County commissioners tour affected roads after storms report fatal injuries from an auto crash. Bridges in Urbana district damaged along the road west of Urbana to the B and C Railroad tracks. Ditches filled with stones and dirt. portions of Jeff erson and Thurston districts show washed roads. Crews work to clear and repair as harvest season proceeds.
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Urbana
B. and C
Jefersom
John W. Holter
Thurston
H. Dery
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Roscoe FP
Brown
Amon Burgee
A. BH Derr
Whem
Stone Road Work Limited in Frederick County
Continuous stone road improvements in Frederick County proceed as an emergency relief measure. One mile from Linganore to Woodville and six tenths of a mile on the Thomas Devitt road at Liberty are planned, with funds largely unspent and further work anticipated after recent washouts. A fatal car overturn near Liberty injured Giacoma Ferrari. David Sheets rescued him and he died later at Frederick City Hospital. Ferrari, 44, left a widow and several siblings. Burial arrangements set for Mt Oliver Cemetery after services at 128 Otrel Street in Washington.
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Frederick County
Linganore
Woodville
Thomas Devitbiss
Liberty
Burgee
Giacoma Ferrari
Fru
Bus Sheets
Elmer J. Harp
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
G. E. Choe and Son
Washington
Otren Street
SN. EL
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Washington, D. C
E. Gline and Son
Soldiers Head To Camp Ritchie For Summer Training
Camp Albert C. Ritchie at Cascade readies for Maryland National Guard drills this summer. The Pitth Regiment from Baltimore arrives July 11 for two weeks, followed by the First Regiment from Maryland counties on July 28 for two weeks. The 29th Division staff from Maryland Virginia and DC comes August 11 for four weeks of training. Governor Ritchie will inspect the Maryland units with regular officers.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Cascade
Maryland National Guardsmen
Frst
Pitth Regiment
Baltimore
Pitth
Pirst
Maryland
Camp Ritchie
Divison
Virginia
District of Columbia
Ritchie
Retreat plans announced for Harrisburg diocese men and boys
The Diocese of Harrisburg schedules an Mt. St. Marys retreat in Emmitsburg starting Friday July 20 at 6 p.m. for men ages 20 and older and a separate July 17 to 20 session for boys ages 14 to 19. Retreat masters include Rev Charles Connor S J and Rev Louis Wheeler S J with Rt Rev Phillip R McDevitt presiding.
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Diocese of
Harrisburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Phillip R. McDevit
Charles & Connor
S. J
Louis A. Wheeler
League
Phillip R. McDevitt
Frank A. Daf
York
John F. Tooter
Danrite
Rural Carriers Meet Concludes Two Day Maryland Session
Fifty Maryland rural mail carriers closed a two day convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore presided by Samuel D Crone president of the association. Mayor Howard W Jackson of Baltimore spoke of his boyhood as a letter carrier and contrasted early long walks with modern rural service. A. W Myerag president of Carroll and Baltimore county branch also spoke along with ladies auxiliary.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Samuel D. Crone
Howard W. Jackson
A. W. Myerg
Carroll and Baltmore County
The
Organizatle Association
B. T. Mitch
Eden
Somerset County
Maryland Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Samuel 2
Crone
Frederick
Arthur W. Myers
Patapaco
Theodore G. Kiler
Westmlaster
Grote Smith
New Windsor
Los Angeles
Suit for 10000 dollars filed in circuit court
Med Mondar sues local tobacco dealer Harry F Schmitts for alienation of wit claiming damages. Hazel Irene Tri Cages named as defendant with a complaint stating losses of comfort and solace due to alleged conduct. Also listed is a separate entry for absolute divorce by Stoney wife in related matter.
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Mondarin Circuit
Harry F. Schmitts
Saph! L. Trier
Hazel Irene Tri
Repien
Hag
Three Men Held in Bail After Ship Detention
Three men were taken into custody after being found aboard a ship and placed under bail. Details from the incident remain limited with authorities continuing investigation and awaiting further statements. The event occurred at an undisclosed port, with no additional names or charges released at this time.
Jail departure looms as G Carbaugh faces 45 days
The case centers on G Carbaugh who lies to authorities about his work, prompting a warrant and a suspended sentence. In Mercer, he planned road work then vanished, leading Deputy Foreman to track him. He eventually pleads guilty to theft related to a watch, receiving a 15 day term and restitution.
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Lings+ nore
Frederick
G. Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Mercer
Stnganore
Ugh
Court News Equity Case and Marital Licenses Noted
Court records list equity suit proactive divorce alimony and counsel fees with names such as Margaret Harris and Robert M Hart plus multiple property deeds and county and city assignments. Marriage banns include years old pairs like Ezra Weimer and Verna, Raymond Dicks and Mabel Stees, with location Frederick and Emmittsburg and several accompanying names, ages and towns.
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Margaret Harris
Robert M. Hart
Partia
Aim Vorce
Alimont
Reno S. Harp
Foster
Remshure
David C.ipp
Horace A. Williams
Edward Pryor
County
Ernest Rollins
Albert M. Thomas
E. Troxel
Bo My Rashie Stons
Mildred Wires
Frederick
Canms
M EL Beker
Myrtle
Washington
Hendocks
W Marsares L. Pugh
Rom
HE. Goodart
DeWitt
Carisis
New Observatory at Braddock Heights Opens to Public
The Potomac Edison Company completed a new Braddock Heights observatory for amusement park visitors. Built 40 feet high and 20 by 14 feet at the base, it offers a broad view of the countryside. Construction began mid June and finished Friday, with crowds climbing the top on Saturday. Fireworks were banned that night to prevent danger below, and lights and painting were planned for later.
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Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison Company
George E. Fulmer
Maryland City Populations Report Shows Frederick Rise
State Health figures put Frederick at 14 632 on July 1, up 328 in the year. Baltimore 313 539 Cumberland 38 712 Hagerstown 31 202 Annapolis 12 691 Salisbury 11 ALi. Frederick County total 48 54 873 remains the state’s fifth most populous. Other counties show mixed gains, with Emmitsburg Thurmont Westminster Rockville Gaithersburg and more contributing to a statewide shift. The report notes enumerations and minor shifts since 1930 while referencing project demonstrations and a club meeting.
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Frederick
State Department of Health
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Salisbury
Brunswick
Ellicott City
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Westminster
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Siegany
Washington
Prince George's
Mont
Carroll
George's
Garret
Negotiations Begin on European Experts Conference Plan
Markets rose in Paris London Berlin and New York after the plan's outline. President Hoover welcomed the accord signaling German relief and the State Department prepared remaining details as Germany urged thrift amid the moratorium funds.
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Europe
London
Be 5
Washington
Hoover
State Department
Paria
Berlin
New York
Frederick County Flight Inspectors Miss Schedule
Frederick officials including Major Charis A Masson Lieut L Bandi Lieut George M Hanash and others failed to reach Frederick for a planned Maryland National Guard plane inspection Monday due to sunburn caused by excessive sun and sea breeze. The July Fourth weekend ended with sunshine fading, prompting the group to return home to recover. They expressed hope to visit Frederick later in the week.
Justice postpones Falk case to Thursday in Washington
Washington AP Justice Bailey of the District of Columbus Supreme Court postponed actions in the Albert B. Falk case until Thursday. Government counsel sought immediate execution of the sentence, but the hearing was delayed due to other cases. District Attorney Rover said an examination of Falks physical condition showed he could travel from El Paso to begin his term. Falk was convicted of taking a bribe from Edward R. Doherty in connection with a naval air reserve lease dating to the Harding era.
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Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbus Supreme Court
Albert B. Falk
Bailey
Cass
Rover
Palls
Pall
Edward 4. Dohent
Harding
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Post
Gatty
Council of Religious Education
Bantz Park
Bantz
City of
Bantt
C. Earl Hamm
Louise
Poin
N. J
Hahn
Barnigat Bay
Essex
Mars
Saken
Harry A. Jochier
Maryiane
Lee Wee Faraer
Giacomo Ferrari
Rotary
Viola Mar
Frace' & Ban
Lantz
Weaver
Nescoro Anc
Frederick Man
Rengin Spring
Asbury M. EB
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Jte Bowers
Poe
Sanclumen
Weday
Senay Tor
Marcus Tal- Wer
Mawuchuesy
Tre Jaumene
Soiro Lary
Navy
Peaton
Jahocke
Giambril
Vnapolis
Irentides
Irentides” In Charge of the Midshipmen
Tycipgx
Garmbrill
Vivle
Jahncke
Byrd
Wiley Fost
Marold Gatty
Richard E. Byrd
Wm. H. Todd
Mrers
Pont and Gatty
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Reading
United States Steel
American Telephone
Union Pacific
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Auburn
J. I. Case
Betwen
Austin W. Howard
National
Luther) League
Herbert W. Fister
Valley Forge
Trappe
Atlantic City
Samuel J. Trier
Barry F. Senmiat
Bacser GS Peat
Ree L. Y
Ady
Martin C. Carbaugh
Court News
Reamstern
Vo Moerman
Allen
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Vngton
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Heights
State Dept. of Health
Jay
RE. Bakes
Moxier
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Braen
Vang
Heo
von Hindenburg
Germany
Fetun
Iney
T. Hed Beamon
George Philip Duddra
Philadelphia
Mt. Tator Park
Rocky Ridge
United States
Duerow
Dudrear
Pennsylvania
Mackland
Virgina
West Virginia
Exis
Peter T. Dudderar
George F. Dutteta
Littestown
Dorothy
Verenon Dotterer
Union Brigre
Secompebist
Juarte Dudderaz
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