War on Disease After Big Flood in Albany Area
Floods across upstate New York left about 40 dead and 3,000 homeless with property damage near 1 million dollars. State and federal agencies mobilized water purification and emergency medical efforts as fire crews pumped floodwaters from homes, preventing typhoid fever.
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Albany
Unis
Upstate
New York
Herbert H Lehrman
Thomas H Parran
Hornell
Walton
Delaware County
Front Street
Binghamton
Suspect Tied to Michigan Assaults Arrested in Case
Authorities linked a New York resident to a string of assaults on Michigan children. Details indicate the man cooperated with a partner, while his wife faced charges for aiding in the fight.
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Goodrich
Two Thousand Homeless After Tornadoes Hit Fort Peck Area
In Glasgow Montana July 9 two thousand people were left homeless when tornadoes struck the Fort Peck dam region last night. The storms destroyed fragile shanties and left two dead and thirteen seriously injured in the rapid, sweeping disaster.
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Glasgow
Mont
Fort Peck Dam
Northeast Maryland Flood Waters Recede After Storm
Havre de Grace Maryland July 9 floodwaters receded as residents assessed damage. No deaths or injuries reported, but property damage runs into thousands. In St Marys County roads and bridges damaged, Great Mills Run area homes evacuated, crops in lowlands flattened by heavy rain, and dozens of homes flooded prompting rapid action by the roads commission and fire crews.
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Coorrigh
Changich
Hunan
Havre de Grace
Maryland
St Marys County
Great Mills Run
St. Marys County
Hatre Dec Grace
Elkton
Tugher
Roads Commission
Cenars
Eiston
Frederick Lions Club to Install Officers at Ladies Night
Newly elected officers and directors of the Frederick Lions Club will be installed at a Ladies Night meeting Thursday at the Ebert House Jetlock. Past Presidents Seeger Mier and Wolfe will present chevrons and honors, with entertainment planned for the charter members and attendees.
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Frederick Lions Club
Jetlock
Ebert
Bradnxck Hege
Chares
F Seeger
Frank Mier
Chartes
Obo
R B Wolfe
Charies FE Hudson Emor
Shpiev
Franklin X Sapeyv
Thomas Summers Trere
Ickes Scorches Tydings In Senate Hearing Skirmish
Secretary Ickes assails Senator Tydings during a Senate committee probe of internal departments on Virma Island. A brief warning to witnesses precedes a tense clash outside the hearing room. Tydings declines comment on whether the warning targeted Ickes office.
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Ickes
Washington
Sen Twdings
Maryland
Senate
Intenor
Virma Island
Tesla promises world greatest invention on 78th anniversary
Nikola Tesla, famed inventor of modern power transmission, announced on his 78th anniversary that a new invention would be his greatest contribution as a mechanical engineer. He has authored 700 inventions and claims to solve a century old electrical puzzle, promising a world changing breakthrough.
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Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Unusual Heat Wave Hits Topeka and Farm Regions
A fierce heat wave gripped Topeka and surrounding Kansan counties with temps exceeding 100 degrees. Farmers faced mixed effects as wheat and other crops show stress while new meat programs are introduced amid ongoing agricultural concerns. A peculiar four-legged creature was displayed by William Del at 155 West Patrick Street, drawing local attention at the News-Post office.
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Topeka
Capr
C.ous
Manons
Wiliam Delthey
West Patrick Street
PCA Loans In Four Counties Reach 125000 Total
About 125000 in loans, mainly to farmers in Frederick Carroll Washington and Montgomery counties, distributed by the Frederick Production Credit Association. Some borrowers have repaid or are paying monthly, with loans averaging 790 and terms often under one year. Loans funded farm needs including livestock, machinery, and supplies, aiding liquidation of old obligations and farm restocking.
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Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
Frederick Production Credit Association
Thomas S Anderson
Simce
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, DC
Anderson
Adegam
Garrett
Maryland
Frederck Association
Baltamore
W W Hodges
Montgomery County
Snoemake- Caer
Power dispute grips Congress over Roosevelt utility issue
Washington July Congress confronts a bitter power issue with both houses in session. Senators planned an indirect vote on abolishing a redundant utility holding company while the House debated the Tennessee Valley Authority bill and faced a possible final vote tomorrow. The atmosphere remained tense as leaders navigated the crisis and pressure from the President.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
200 Road Men Furloughed Amid Construction Cutback
About 200 road workers from Mf J Grose Lice Company will be furloughed Saturday for an indefinite period as the state road contract ends. The closure includes roughly 125 road workers and 75 from quarry and truck departments, with hopes for future ads or relief funds to restart projects.
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Mf J Grose Lice Company
Searce
William J Grose
Grove
Boomsboro
Wegerm Marsland
National Administration
Lime Run
Buckerstown
Jefferson
Middletown
Hull reply called evasive by Rep Fish in Maryland
Representative Hamilton Fish of New York, ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs committee, condemned Secretary Hulls reply to A byssinia as the most evasive state department document in 150 years. He spoke at the Maryland Parent Teacher Association Congress and urged action to prevent war, calling the League of Nations failure a hollow shell.
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College Park
Hamilton Fish
New York
Hull
Ital
State Department
Maryland
Fish
Mies
United States
Ginke
League of Matons
Dicker
Roosevelt
Joseph Ansons
Australia
Washington
London
America
Property Sold on Hamilton Avenue Transfer Recorded
The Island Export Company sold property on the west side of Hamilton Avenue to Ining Weil. The transaction was recorded in the clerk’s office on Tuesday with a consideration of about 2000.
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Hamilton Avenue
Island Export Company
Ining . Weil
Cracked 100 Years Observed at Independence Hall
Philadelphia July 9 Mayor J Hampton Moore spoke from Independence Hall steps observing the 190th anniversary of the Liberty Bell crack. The bell cracked on July 8 1835 during Chief Justice John Marshall’s funeral procession, the mayor said the bell remains a symbol of liberty and independence. He placed a wreath on the bell as Sons of the American Revolution members attended.
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Philadelphia
Independence
J Hampton Moore
John Marshall
Chestnut Street
Addr
Sons of the American Revolution
Maryland Governor urges motorists to improve safety
Baltimore on July 9 Gov. Harry W Nice said most traffic accidents causing 535 deaths in Maryland last year resulted from careless inattentive driving and urged motorists to cooperate with safety measures and enforcement to reduce fatalities.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Om Motorsts
Statewide safety campaign opens Monday with police
Law enforcement bodies across the state join a safety drive starting Monday to check on bit and run drivers and to monitor garages taking in damaged cars for repair, with police notified to report such activity.
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Louisville
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