Trolley Crash On Market Street Injures Miss Shane
A Hagerstown Frederick trolley car malfunction caused the rear wheels to slip off Market Street tracks near Patrick Street. Miss Leona Shane of Madison Street suffered bruises to the left leg and head, treated at a nearby office before returning home. Traffic was diverted and investigators arrived as the vehicle was moved back onto its tracks and sent to the terminal. The incident occurred shortly after 11 a.m. and drew a crowd as officers directed pedestrians around the scene.
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Leona Schane
Madison street
ware Corner
Hagerstown
cne
Frederick
md F
East Patr Street
picked & kwitch
Square Corner
Market
Patrick streets
West Patrick street
Marbe street
ose
Miss Shane
orthwest
Market street
emp
F. Bline
reed
Trafic
Roy Hillmer
Maryland
Kemp's
fEcer George Hoffman
Sergt. Y. Anderson
pasmgers
Gonndor Chester Orr
Vilar Mount
Potomac icon company
Patrick street
Hegersbrown
Surplus Seen in U S Postal Revenues Forecast
Washington reports postoffice figures hinting at a possible surplus for the year ended June 30. Postmaster General Parker and observers weigh the impact of potential policy changes and the elimination of subsidies and ranking mails from the service.
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Washington
James A. Parker
postofice
Beny L. Sie
Immediate Probe Of Wire Charges Planned
The seven member Federal Communications Commission was formed into office and immediately planned to investigate telephone and telegraph rates. Eugene O. Sykes of Mississippi heads the board, formerly chairman of the displaced Radio Commission. A broad study was set up to report by February 1.
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Washington
pew comunication commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Msssissipsi
adio Commission
Weather Summary for the Day and Night
Observation notes show 0.02 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending today. Normal July rainfall indicated, with a deficit of 2.87 inches by July 1. High temperature not specified. Sunset at 7:39 p.m. Tomorrow’s sunrise at 4:52 a.m., moonrise at 5:34 a.m., moonset at 1:24 p.m. Monocacy and Potomac areas show clear conditions. Maryland side below Catoctin.
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wehes
Potomac
Catoctin
Marylend
Objections Drop as Gladhill Wins Mountaindale License
Mountaindale residents had protested Luther Gladhill’s license plan, with church members objecting to his two church locations. State officials then issued the license after objectors failed to appear, with Samuel A Lewis for Gladhill and Parsons Newman for the objectors.
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WETHDRAWS
Mountaindale
Luther
Frank P. Bratton
W. Clinton McSherry
Bureau
Samuel A Lewis
Gladhill
Parsons Newman
Clothing plant loss in rainstorm closes SOS operation
A rain and wind storm wrecked the Soo Work and Wind operation, causing a $750,000 loss to a clothing plant in Sonville Newfoundland. The impact forced the entire facility to shut down, affecting Bros., Inc., based in Baltimore.
Damage to Circus Wages Tangles ten Companies Ordered Pay Over 200000
A storm battered Jackson ville Indiana causing $759000 in property damage and injuring score of residents. A circus in town suffered $30000 to $40000 in damage as winds toppled tents and trees. Ed ward Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton were among the seriously injured. Fredericksburg Virginia plant closure displaced nearly 500 workers due to lack of orders while a federal ruling requiring back wages of nearly $200000 to ten factories in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania prompted the shutdown. Copyright text references unclear.
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Jacksenville
apa
Jackson
BISL trust
Edward Perry
Imlay City
Mich
Sam B. Dull
J. W. Hamilton
Jacksonville
Fredericksburg
G. and H. Manufacturing Company
ollows
rulin” b
National Recovery Administration
Department of Justice
Rural Carriers Elect Ocean City Adjourns
Ocean City held its annual Maryland State Rural Letter Carriers Association convention at the George Washington hotel with Jun A. W. Myers of Upperco elected president. Officers include G Parker Quimby Cordova vice president T G Eiler Westminster secretary and B A Hiethiey Elkton treasurer. Eder named national delegate to the National Rural Letter Carriers Association convention in Denver in August. Elmo Powell Princess Anne W C Stevens Queen Anne and Quimby named state delegates. Mrs William C Stevens Queen Anne president Mrs A W Myers Finksburg vice president Mrs Imao Powell Princes Anne secretary treasurer Mrs L C Hubbard Hurlock and Mrs J Ledman Scarborough Elston chaplain named as officers for the ladies auxiliary.
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Ocean City
Jun
A. W. Myers
Upperco
Maryland
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
George Washington hotel
G. Parker Quimby
Cordova
T. G. Eiler
Westminster
B. A. Hiethiey
Elkton
Mr. Eder
Elmo Powell
Princess Anne
W. C. Stevens
Queen Anne
Mr. Quimby
association
William C. Stevens
Finksburg
Imao Powell
Princes Anne
L. C. Hubbard
Hurlock
Marian
J. Ledman Scarborough
Elston
Powell
Jen, Md
Picnic Plan By Missionary Society In Town
Arrangements are set for a charity picnic hosted by The Missionary Society at Braddies on Thursday night. A large crowd of men and women is expected to attend with events including a race, egg contest, and dancing. Prizes will be awarded and a beauty or dress contest is planned. Charles Appel and Gerson Rosenstein are among escorts.
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Theederick Tailoring Co. Inc
Braddies
Charles Appel
Gerson Rosenat
Mississippi Holds To Day Status By 270
Jonathan Chapman figures in early pioneer days as settlers moved through the region. The text notes a tract near Branpir where plantings grew across about 100600 square miles, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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MISSISSIPPI
Jonathan Chapman
Wesley Brotherhood Outing Sets More Baseball Practice
A Wesley Brotherhood outing conducted by Rev. Cam Harris and followed by a business meeting led by Lewis Crawford added four new members. Upcoming baseball practice is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 1 30 at the Washington Street School grounds.
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WESLEY BROTHERHOOD
BrENners Ashee
Ca M~ Harris
Lewis Crawford
Washington street
Four youths face $1500 bail after Fairgrounds fire
State's Attorney Sinn said bail of 1500 dollars each was set for Eldridge Tox James Hart Clyde Mosley and Joseph Blar Jr on arson charges for the Fairgrounds fire. They have been jailed since early Tuesday morning after Chief Bartgis received a written statement implicating the youths.
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Fairgrounds
Walter E. Sinn
toda
Eldridge Tox
James Hart Clyde Mosley
Joseph Blar, Jr
Allen Bartgis
Bartgis
Fox
Monthly clinic held by G and Leck Tuecines drew large crowds
A widely attended monthly clinic organized by G and Leck Tuecines gathered a large audience, signaling strong community interest and ongoing engagement in the program.
Club Women Plan Fall Activities in Frederick County
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs meets at M. P. Co. to map summer and fall programs. New chairman chosen, premiums awarded at the fair, and 4-H participants noted. York cigar industry strike closes about fifty factories with clashes and a mass meeting planned for a possible general strike.
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Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
M. Co
Johnsville
Lewistown
Unionville
Pleasant Grove
Jacob Shawbaker
Monrovia
Charles Martin
Braddock
federation Frederick Fair
Daniel J. Thomas
Frederick
Richard Hargett
federation Fair premium committee
Frederick county
Jonas Burner
federation deleg
Quinn
Pearl
Washington
York, Pa
York county
Red Lion
York city
Lupe Velez Sues Wesmuller For Divorce In LA
Lupe Velez files a divorce suit in Los Angeles charging Johnny Wesmuller a screen actor and Olympic swimmer with cruelty. The move follows reports of marital strife as the couple parts ways amid Hollywood attention.
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Los Angeles
cAPY
Lupe Velez
Johnny Wesmuller
Market Exhausted Prices Irregular
New York July 11 AP market closed with an exhausted tone after a hopeful rally. Early buying lifted quotations fractionally then activity dwindled. wheat jumped on crop report predicting lower yields while corn and others rose slightly. Cotton gained about a bale lifting toward February highs as favorable weather forecasts buoyed sentiment amid cautious trading.
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New York
Airship Los Angeles Condemned for Further Flights
Secretary Swansen told reporters the airship Los Angeles has been condemned as unsafe for more flights. The craft, designed for Lakehurst 1922, will not be missioned for missions or tows. no safe way to tow exists.
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LOS ANGELES
Washington
Swansen
Lakehurs
Gas and booze boost U.S. tax revenue
Washington July 12 AP Ex tax income rose in the fiscal year ended June 20 driven by gasoline and alcoholic beverage revenues. Commissioner Helvering reported a gain of 68,253,989 over the prior year as gasoline and liquor collections accounted for more than a third of the increase in tax income.
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Washington
Tso
T Helvering
internal revenue
Dollfuss Opens Drive to Purge Austria of Nazis
Vienna July 11 AP Engelbert Dollfuss Austria's chancellor announces a sweeping purge of the Nazi movement, concentrates military and police power in his hands, imposes the death penalty for possession of explosives without authority, and signals a cabinet reshuffle and new posts for defense and security chiefs amid a grace period for surrender.
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Vienna
Engelbert 3iifuss
Austra
Dollfuss
whale group
Niklas
Austria
Mussolini
Dallfuss
porfonios
public sey
Improve Nurses Home and City News From Frederick
The Frederick City Hospital board held its regular meeting at the Nurses Home with president Mrs. Casper E. Cline presiding. Donations of fly swatters fans flowers and magazines were acknowledged. Linen replenishment and repairs to the Nurses Home continued. June report showed 202 patients treated and 39 remaining with six births and four deaths. A map feature noted Fredericktown in 1797 and local geography details. A correction was issued regarding an automobile accident driver name, clarifying J Rickerds as the driver and William Rickerds as the affected party.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianns Houck Simmons Nurses' Home
Casper E. Cline
Charles W. Ross
William R. DeLashmutt
Theews Mondar
Jedersomee
J. Rickerds
J. Ponce
Olson
William 5. Rickens
J. M. Rickerds
Renner Files for County Commissioner Nomination
Jesse I Renner of New Midway filed his certificate and $25 fee with the Election Supervisors becoming the third candidate to seek the Republican nomination for County Commissioner.
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Jesse I Renner
New Midway
Renner i
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