Parents' Only Child Victim in Auto Accident
Miss Lilian Schidt and Mrs James Warren were among the bereaved as an auto collision near Thurmont claimed the life of a young girl. Driver Evers P. Portner was released on own recognizance after officials said the crash appeared avoidable. The victim's funeral is planned at Tom's Creek Methodist Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Raymond
Clessness Arcident
Wrdarsday
Evers P. Portner
Thurmont
Mure Ray C. B
Justthe Bohn
R F. Lewis
Lilian Schidt
James Warren
Portner
Catherine Moser
One Spot In City As Cool As A Cucumber
Frederick residents witnessed a cucumber laden truck crash near South Market Street and Clarke Kies when the driver swerved. Four crates spilled, an electric line broke, locals lost power briefly, and the truck sustained damage while cucumber crates were recovered later.
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Clarke Place
Poetomas Edison Company
Warvbaving
Charles Blumenauer
Harneon
Weather record and precipitation summary
Weather record shows precipitation for the 24 hour period ending today with some normal values and notable highs and lows. Yesterday’s high reached 104 and the low at night was 78 with today’s forecast showing cloudy conditions and continued mild temperatures.
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Sireame Mimorary
Merh
Market Advances Over Wide Front In Mixed Trade
New York markets rallied on varied offerings with gains seen across grains and bonds. Traders noted higher gold prices and a firmer dollar as inventories and futures moved to modestly higher ground amid mixed economic signals.
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New York
Sony Pottte
Mits
Mines
Gto Nore
Dee
Wagis
Trepo
Rebels May Face AFL Expulsion Over Split, Court Clash
Washington July 10 AP prominent members of John L. Lewis band of rebels within the American Federation of Labor were considering a move to block the A F L executive council from expelling them. The dispute, set for a decisive council vote next Tuesday, could oust unions representing a third of AFL membership for aiding Lewis committees in opposition to the federation.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
A. P. of T. Executive Council
Executive Council
AFL of L
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Mbe
Four Maryland Counties Cut Taxes in 1936-97
Baltimore July 10 AP Only four of the 20 Maryland counties fixed their tax rate for the fiscal year 1936-97 by reducing the rate. Five counties kept the rate unchanged while the rest raised taxes. No reports were filed in three counties. The counties cutting rates were Caroline Kent Charles and Queen Anne. The same rate was kept in Carroll Cecil Garrett Somerset and Worcester.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Caroline
Kent
Charles
Queen Anne
Carroll
Cecil
Garrett
Somerset
Worcester
Parker Car Damaged Near Middletown After Truck Collision
Couristan Smith of Middletown reported damage to his parked car when a large eastbound truck struck it Wednesday night. A Martinsburg, West Virginia resident, Jamey A. Trump, was cited by an officer after a state police investigation. The driver claimed inexperience and a two day delay in reporting, with charges of reckless driving noted against Foltz.
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Couristan Smith
Middletown
Malhameat
TTY RT
More
Smith Machine
Smith
Jamey A. Trump
Martinsburg
W. Va
Earl M. Foltz
Frederick
Carey Ee
Poliz
Folle
Camping trip companions face crate mishap near Monghe
A garbled report lists Samuel FO Brown and companions including Harry Baumgardner and TH Pravela Ro Chth et al heading to a camping site in Monghe. The fragmentary text mentions a trip from Woodehaen and references a mishap during the journey with unclear details and wording.
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Samuel FO Brown
Harry
Baumgardner
Pravela
and Bin'ey
Samuel Fo Broan
Wil
Teave Ha
Milae
Woedehaen
Carloads of Machinery Here for Sewer Work in Frederick
Construction crews rush to start sewer improvements with multiple contractors mobilizing. Delays due to heavy rock slow trenching near Carroll Creek Bridge and East Patrick Street. Ligon and Litzon and DeLashmutt Wynn teams encounter quarry-like stone along Trail Avenue and West Fifth Street while Laport Construction sets up at Seventh and Bentz for east-side work.
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We J Oy
Laport Constructhom Company
Con Pfof Constiletiai
Ered Fee
Baihimane
Oura
Weseth
Bom Wells
Opassomtowi Pike
Ninth Street
Thanidat Seventh Street
Carroll Creek Bridge
South Market Street
Wells
Ligon and
Lizon
Northewest Frederick
DeLashmutt Arathess
East Patrick Street
Engstram and Wynn
Frederick
DeLashiutt
Carrolt Creek Bridge
East
Patrick Street
Lhyon
Ligon
Salvation, Army
Wats
Trail Avenue
Fifth Street
Laport Construction Company
Dents Street
Seventh and
Bentz Street
Temperatures Set New High Marks For U.S.
A mid morning report shows record heat across the United States with several cities reaching new highs as fires and drought intensify the nation's drought scourge. The government also announces adjustments to soil conservation efforts in the North Central region.
Mussolini and Hitler Form New Pact of Their Own
The article outlines a provisional understanding between Mussolini and Hitler on the fate of Austria and a broader European settlement. It notes Locarno era diplomacy discussions, potential Franco British overtures, and questions about postwar boundaries and security arrangements amid tensions in Central Europe.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Maly
Boeke
Tenontine
North
Aho
Weather report for Maryland cities and counties
The report notes extremely hot conditions across Maryland with temperatures near 90s in several locations. It lists high heat in Frederick and Bargerstown areas and cites Cumberland reaching 102 degrees with no immediate relief expected for the state.
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Maryland
Bagerstown
Cumberland
Heatwave and drought grip Chicago and Midwest
July heat pushes temperatures near record highs across the nation with forecasts of potentially new all time highs. Crop losses mount as forests burn and smoke fills the air. the Weather Bureau notes little rain in the drought belt while a federal conservation program aims to protect forage and boost conservation crops next year.
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Chicago
Nathan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Chiccago
Countians On Peace Conference Program
The Brethren peace conference of the Middle District of Maryland held Sunday in Charre. James Grovnickle of Myersville presided at the afternoon session of the District Young People's Department. Rev Earl Mitchell and Rev Harold Snider offered prayers for peace. Bene diction by Rev Robert Sherry. Musical features included anthems by United Choirs from Hagerstown and quartets from Bradsford, Meadow and Weyersboro with a solo by Mrs Ward Mitchie of Brownsville.
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Chinel
Middle District
Maryland
Young People's Department
James Grovnickle
Myerssle
Earl Mitchell
Brownsville
Harold Snider
Martinsburg
W.va
Robert Sherry
Tec Lotal
Cadman Predicted to Survive by Doctor Burst
Plattsburgh N Y July 10 AP Dr George T Burst personal physician in Brooklyn predicted victory today for the famed clergyman Dr Oswald Cadman amid illness. Burst expressed confidence Cadman would recover and resume duties, despite uncertainty over his condition.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Os. Parkes Cadman
George T. Burst
Brooklyn
Peritons
Amd
Ube
Tulat
Collision in Kanehanana Alley Near North Market Street
A collision occurred about 9 30 this morning in Kanehanana alley between FIR and Sisth Streets involving Marcimes operated by Charles and a man named Myers from Virginia. The damage was to fenders and charged by Officer Marion Carmack.
Baby Dionne Gets Clothes Of Quins
Baby Dionne, the blond brother of the quints, born early yesterday at eight pounds, received extra attention at birth. He lay in a crib swathed in blankets as his sisters’ fame grows. Named in Olivia and Elzire Dionne's Ontario home, christening services were planned for the near future.
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Callander
Ont
Dionne
W& Tanxatioua
Aarid
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Ontario
Stolen Car Recovered After State Police Search
A Ford coupe owned by George Fizes of Wootehara was recovered after a police action. Authorities reported extensive efforts and noted insurance coverage of the vehicle. Details remain in official briefs with local state police lines and investigators continuing follow up.
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George Fizes
Efnten Wertiesitay
Dhvarsdvy
Hese
Brunswick Man Charged With Theft of Saker Items
A Brunswick man faces theft charges after a Navy trial heard allegations of stealing various articles including items labeled as Saker. He was committed for a hearing at the next term, with arrest records showing prior detentions and transfer from Braneurk authorities.
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AL Brunswick
Fin Pottee
Rome
Harpers Ferry Site Approved By Ickes
Harpers Ferry National Historic Site approval announced by Secretary Harold Ickes. Details of the design plan unavailable. officials note links to Shenandoah Park, Washington DC area plans, and the broader Civil War era significance of Harper’s Ferry in early American commerce.
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National Park Service
Harold
Ickes
Harpers Ferry National Historic Site
Vob Chintelath
Historic Ates
The
Park Service
Federal Park Plana
Shenandoah National Park
Vite
Finda
District of Columbia
Geretysburg Park
Chatelain
Harper
The New Deal Costs And Consequences In Washington
A reader notes the New Deal’s rising food prices and scarce meat as drought bites deepen. The piece critiques debt, federal programs, and political spin while weighing costs claimed by Republicans and Democrats amid farm shortages, potato prices, and cattle supply concerns.
Regular Church School Sessions Discontinued
The regular sessions of All Balata Episcopal Church in this city have been discontinued for July and August. Repairs are being made to the Parish House on Court Street where the school meets, and the building is closed until improvements are completed. Ladies and Men's Bible classes will continue to meet, and a special session is planned for the younger pupils before reopening.
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Balata Episcopal Church
Parrish
Court Street
Sainte Ehareh
Anand
Jas
Collision injures tractor operator near Poerang
A crash on a farm tract near Poerang yesterday afternoon left Paul Teather, son of Mr and Mrs Tra Leatheern, with a collapsed collarbone after a barrel spout opened during coal tiling work. He was conveyed to the area for medical aid.
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Aith Coal
Paul Teatherman
Leatheeran
Poerang
All-Time Weather Record Tumbles In Heat Wave
An era of extreme heat gripped the city with 109 degrees recorded at 3 p.m. as temperatures surged past prior records. The heat persisted with forecasts showing no relief soon, and rural farming suffered from drought, with wheat yields declining amid the scorched conditions.
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Premrick
Roosevelts Attend Mrs Owen Wedding in Washington
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt plan to attend the marriage of Mindster Mth Bryan Owen to Captain Borge Rohde of the Danish King’s Wifeguards at Sochwelloitv Park Fylacopal church. The ceremony, to be followed by a wedding supper hosted for Mrs Gwen, will be held Saturday with the Roosevelts in attendance.
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Washington
Bryan Owen Ito
Borge Rohde
Sochwelloitv
de Park
Fylacopal
Roosevelt
Gwen
Former Senator Dill Granted Divorce in Washington
Apokane July 10 AP Former Senator Clarence Dill’s divorce from Tasalle Jones of Til is granted. Judge W A Huncke ruled the former suffragist general did not owe 8400,000, noting charges of incompetence and immateriality. The wife, a lawyer with five college degrees, defended her actions and expressed satisfaction with the ruling as she returns to New York.
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Apokane
Wash
Clarence
Tursday
Tasalle Jone
Til
Abe
W. A. Huncke
Mareredate
Huncke
Din
Roosevelt
Dim
Tatoma
State of Washington
New York
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Central Region
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Tures
Locarno
Frederick Loaudis
Toeat
Countians
Dr. Cadman
Hiness
Quins
Wally
Callander Parm
Harpers Ferry
Mary Mare Palith
Weston Medlora
Crouth
Paogorthon
AAA
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Arm Credit Administration
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Ioatis
REC. Pwa
Fereice, Inc
Drouth
Martens
Riehem
Faror
Mes Bila Stull
Blaine Nodam
Antoville
Spencer Mort
Lewiston
Wydigdice
Fehin
Pheu Musee Ac
Mabuinges
Mamaria
Oscom
Victor Kapien
Reunsaick
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Jefersen
Fregeen
Arnold Fame
Hocrey
HALT
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SFM
Dillon
Oshborne Schade
John Rubeck
Misa Iekens
Misa King
Harry Nicodemus
Howard Kelly
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Glyde Roney
Ay Tsaw
Demus Cod Mos
Flias Woastler
Harold Uweter
Charles R. Heiter
Arcident
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