Plane Crash in County Field Causes Escape for Two
A plane en route from Hagerstown to Baltimore crashed in a field near Ijamsville Friday at about 10 AM after engine trouble. Pilot Dr Alexander and passenger Wright escaped with minor injuries. craft damaged, propeller broken, wreckage hauled to Hagerstown for removal.
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C. G. Miler
Ijamsvile
Ashury
Dr. Alexander
J. Weighs
Stilier
Hether Alexander
Wright
Kreiser-Reider
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Night Park Activities Planned For Kiddies This Week
Evening supervised recreation begins at Baker Park from 6 to 8 tonight and runs all week. Morning 9:30 to 11:30 and afternoon 2 to 4 and evening 6 to 8 sessions will occur during hot weather. Handicraft and storytelling head the afternoon program under Miss Helma Bann. Dodge ball results from Friday show North Market 8 Washington 4 and Baker Park 10 Winchester 7 with team standings listed.
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Baker Park
Stiss Helma Bann
North Market Street
Washingon
Winchester
North Market
Washington
T. Sandy
J. James
R. Orton
A. Summers
M. Cramer
G. Byers
F. James
E. Stidling
M. Yinger
W. Siedling
C. Suter
I. Suter
B. Bell
A. Berard
1 Beard
H. Houlff
A. Beard
M. Harshman
R. Busward
D. Shoemaker
L. Murray
EB. Smith
L. Ford
A. Tyeryar
E. Cramer
Baker Parx
Rinehart
B. Krantz
Fp, Rice
J. Titus
P. May
R. Murphys
W. Slagle
L. Wack
M. Faupel
Washton
Letter in Stone Case Ends Little Attention
In Az Little attention to a letter in a stone case is noted. Sheriff Dewey Bowtan reports a threat connected to a drawing and signature received by Suzy. The sheriff says another note arrived about an hour later from the same person and that he has identified a possible sender.
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Bel Az
Jay
Dewey Bowtan
Sheriff Lochan
Ad Gta
Pete
New Secretary Min Rowatie Named at University Role
New secretary Min Rowatie named at University of California system after lengthy service in prior administration. Former secretary to notable officials, Rowatie brings decades in public affairs and continuity to the new post amid ongoing policy shifts.
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Min Rowatie
Baca Geles
Chedren
Worn
University of
Frederick considers sites for new airfield this week
Frederick officials expect to host Thomas Bourne of the Commerce Department to review two possible airfield sites on the Possumtown Pike and between Montevue Pike and West Seventh Street Road. Bourne plans to visit with the mayor and Aldermen to select a site and begin preparations for an airfield and the new air mail route this fall.
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Frederick
Thomas Bourne
Airways Division
Department of Commerce
Bourne
Bours
Newir
Washington
Pittsburgh
Department of Commierce
Boothe
Precerick
Opossumtown , Pike
Montevue Pike
West Seventh Street
Rockefeller Birthday In Routine Observance
John D Rockefeller marks another birthday with no change to his daily routine. The oil magnate, aged among world figures, emphasizes staying healthy and useful. Others like A Eason, Von Hindenburg, Georges Clemenceau are noted as octogenarians.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Thouils A. Eason
von Hindenburg
Germany
George Heven
Putman
Georges Clemenceau
France
Baltimore Man Shot and Robbed by Two Negroes
Baltimore July 8 AP Early this morning Frank Griffith of Baltimore was held up by two negroes who shot him in the thigh and robbed him of 110 dollars. They fled in an automobile. Griffith eye-witnessed the plate. He fought to knock a pistol from one assailant. The incident occurred at Hamburg and Os street near a gas station.
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Baltimore
Frank Grifith
Grifith
Geib
Adald Tee
Cmed
Red Cross Tornado Relief Reaches Five Thousand Plus
A Frederick county tornado relief report shows 5564.68 raised to aid sufferers. Woodssoro Red Cross branch contributed 209.66 under Mrs. J. Pelser, with Libe rtytown funds from St. Peters Catholic Church totaling 25. Donations from townspeople aided individual cases near Woodsboro. Gilson chairs the Red Cross relief committee and Ebert thanks workers and contributors.
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Frederick County
A. LeRoy 7cCardel
Red Cross Relief Fund
Woodssoro
Red Cross
J. P. Pelser
Woodsboro
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Philip L. Farrell
Wilbur F. Hammaker
Cretty
C. Albert Gilson
Harry L. Ebert
Hoover Back After Sunday in Wilds
President Hoover returned to the White House from his weekend fishing trip in Virginia’s Blue Ridge. He and Mrs. Hoover relaxed with friends as the group engaged in horseback riding, hiking, and improvised rock dams to create fishing pools for next year, despite trout-fishing bans in the state.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Slashes in Public as Thousands Pass by Victim in City
In New York on July 8 a man confessed to police that he slashed Miss Caroline Goodwin, 33, of Rahway New Jersey, with a razor near Broadway and Vesey Street as crowds moved to work. She received a 12 inch wound but survived. the assailant claimed women had pestered him and linked the attack to a Detroit case from four years ago.
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New York
Charles Daiist
Detroit
Caroline Goodwin
Rahway
N. J
Broadway
Vesey Sires
Meresclist Kifted Near Hagerstown Incident
An incident near Hagerstown on August 7 involved Ernest Hous of Clearapring, Wes, being seriously injured after a disturbance. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The report notes a truce and minor injuries among those involved.
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Meresclist Kifted
Hagerstown
Latrense
Flagerstown
Ernest Hous
Clearapring
Wes
Ang
Hoover Uses White House for Private Film Showings
The White House hosts Monday and Thursday film evenings for a select audience of 15 to 29 attendees, often including Mr and Mrs Hoover, cabinet members, and lawmakers. Two Movietone projectors run continuously in a mobile setup, with repeats and short subjects, featuring mystery pictures and music reels as preferred by the president.
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White House
Hoover
Uked
Paul Mint
Marguerite Churchill
President Ukes
Rhur de Titta
Fox Film Incorporation
NEA Service
Inca
Local Justice Married Today in Quiet Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Sarah Virginia Staley and Alton Bennett were married at 2 30 PM at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. Rev Fawi W DeLauter officiated. The couple planned a brief honeymoon sailing on the S S Chatham to Boston then Nova Scotia. Mrs Bennett is Frederick High School graduate.
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Sarah Virginia Staley
W. T. Staley
Alton ¥. Bennett
Robert A. Bennett
Bennett
Frederick High School
Frederick Groom
Freen
Fragmentary note on cases at Reformed church event
Readable fragments describe two cases connected to a Reformed church event at Sias Vine Dulr Fellock with unclear references to symptoms or names. The text mentions a chest and a goat and two cases labeled Wopborg fever ness Eaunitabug.
King George Ill Ill Again Delays Sandringham Trip
London July AP reports King George the Sixth health improving but unsatisfactory progress in the chest area delays his departure for Sandringham. Official bulletin says no serious symptoms, seeks further x rays. court circles view bulletin favorably, noting no fatigue after Westminster Abbey service.
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London
Britain
King George's
Sandringham
Westminster Abbey
Betsa
Palace
First Regiment Begins Drills at Camp Ritchie
A fragment reports the First Regiment starting drills at Camp Ritchie this morning with parades planned and regimental activities led by officers including Medford and Fred as part of routine training and parade preparations.
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Camp Ritchie
Conference of Reform Church finishes at Hou
The Conference of the Reform Church ends with evening services led by Rev. Dr. Schadler of Philadelphia. Dr. Hendricks of Chambersburg preached morning service. Delegates and faculty gather at the college for the Blue Mountain Conference of the Episcopal Church opening with a dinner and sessions.
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Cronin
Brodbeck H
Philadelphia
Board
Wome
The
Reformed Church
Charles E. Schadiler
General Synod
Reformed
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Synodical Council
Joseph HH. Appice
Blue Mountain
Episcopal Church
Cobientt Hall
Fear mob violence take four from jail in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City officers moved four detainees to prevent mob violence after a July 4 liquor raid that left James Harris dead and Oscar Mowery wounded. Federal agent WW Thomason and three others are jailed on related killings as tension rose in Tecumseh.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
TeguMeek
Thomason
Harts
Tom Liveamos
James Harris
Oklahoma County
Jess Harris
Oscar Mowery
James Hanis
Growth in Frederick Banks Deposits and Resources in 1929
A 1929 survey shows Frederick city banks and their stations increased deposits to 28 418 046 52 and total resources to 34 614 263 02 for the year ending July 1. Central Trust raised capital to 600 000 with Smitsburg station aiding growth. six city banks now hold 1 285 000 in capital. Surplus and profits total 4 000 016 04, deposits near 28 million, checking 35 409 347 74. Dividends rose at Central Trust and Frederick County National Bank.
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Frederick
Central ‘Trust
Smthsburg Bank
Central Trust
Frederick City
Central Trust Company
Frederick County National Bank
Air rail service of Pennsylvania opened in Columbus
Despite rain two planes The City of Columbus and The City of Wichita launched the new air rail link between Columbus and Washington with ten passengers aboard each craft. Secretary Lamon started the event with a ceremonial gong at the airport. The first flight carried notable TA T officials.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Transcontinental Air Transport
Columbuus
Wichita
Washington
Copm- Merce
Pathfinder Off On Hop To Rome Makes Good Time
In a high seas test flight from Orchard Beach Maine pilots Roger Williams and A Yancey aimed to reach Rome 4700 miles away in 45 to 50 hours. Weather reports from meteorologist Dr Kimball and a coast guard escort guided the attempt as fog and fuel concerns influenced early progress.
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Pathfinder
Rome
Orchard
Roger Q. Willams
A. Yancey
Yancey
Ben
Vlaibuney
Wiliam
Cape Gable
Nova Beat
L. Mlihaetia
Coast Guard
Witney
Mrika
Td Plane
de James H. Kimball
New York
Atlantic
Dr. Kimball
Kimball
Lindbergh Flies Big Passenger Airplane from Glendale
In Glendale California at 8 50 am today Charles A Lindbergh flew a large twelve passenger airship from the Grand Central terminal bound eastward for Chavis the opening flight of the new Transcontinental Air Transport lines. Market activity showed slight rate firings and profit taking on the New York stock market with total sales near 3 309 000 shares as investors watched the days start. River conditions noted clear on the Potomac near Point of Rocks with cloudiness on the Virginia side.
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Glendale
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ln Ube
Grand Central Afr
Chavis
Transcontinental Air Transport Lines
New York
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J. Wallick
E. Rinehart
E. Albaugh
E. Kran
G. Dery
J. Examin
T. Oa
W. Crawford
P. James
T. Samty
Chesley
V. Moore
B. Leiching
R. Otrison
M. Crum
RK. Grumbins
H. Howth
B. Bel
B. Anderen
L. Suter
L Beard
L. Baker
H. Fey
R. Bussard
R. Haines
E. Cracer
B. Otten
3. Harshman
L. Mum
Dept. of Commerce
Esra Es Cran
Drabin
Bowmnandaie
J. Cockiin
Bir. Beil
Tornado Relief Fund
Hazerstown
H. LS
Sefer Gerson
Sunmon
DAN Sisters
C. Duirow
Wilds
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Maan Ish Prewer
Furth
Miss Staley
Alton Y. Bennett
Nova Scotia
King George
Jfrearcvick
Fred Anday
Conference OF Reformed Church
Hou
Harold
Kerschner
Schaeffer
Chambersburg
Comlahan
Joan T
Angdriscus
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Eta
WEW Air
Pennsy
Anna
Julius iWolt
Roy Green
Frank Henson
Erd
Coast Gerd
Dees
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Lindbergh
Agrom
Italy
Point of Rocks
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