Allotment Forms Forwarded for Wheat Contracts in Maryland
Thomas & Anderson announce about 209 loan applications under the Frederick, Washington, Carroll, Montgomery, Allegany and Garrett counties program. The Agriculture Department will mail the first of three installments totaling about 70,000 in checks to Henry N. Sosemier, county agent, with copies of contracts sent to College Park. Changes to hog numbers and acreage were approved after board scrutiny, and three copies of each contract are being produced.
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Amocner
Washington
Enecks
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Adimen
Board of Reey
College Park
Predersick Production Credit Association
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Thomas& Anderson
Metropolitan School of Music suit over pupil recruitment dispute
Roy D. Seachrist Trading as the Metropolitan School of Music sues Ernest Reichenbach for 1000 dollars alleging he induced pupils to leave the school. The complaint claims a July 1933 agreement allowed half the earnings to Reichenbach and that he left the employ and collected student fees after September. The case, filed in Frederick County, names attorney Leslie Cobienty and cites prior contracts and penalties.
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Roy D. Seachrist
Metropolitan Set of Music
Ernest Reichenbach
SEI
Fitling
Seachrisi
Leslie ¥. Cobienty
Ana
Plaintuff
Frederick County
Reichesbach
Seachsisl
Reachenbach
Schoor
Seachost
Pla
Fed Sea Hrisi
Rechenbach
Punus i Ee E
Metropoltan School of Music
Visit to Monticello in observance of twenty second anniversary
Rev Dr Amis J. Traver pastor of Evangelial Lutheran church and Mrs Fraver will leave today for Charleston. Thomas Jeffro to be named in one way by automatic means.
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Monticello
Amis J. Traver
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Fraver
Charloster
Sowa
Thomas Jeff Tro
Aucomonle
Further Inquiry Into Case Of Man Held Here
A. L. Robinson, a transient charged with vagrancy, was remanded to jail for investigation by Justice Alton Bennett after being arrested Sunday by Officer Marshall Murray. He claimed impending transport to West Virginia for a replacement artificial limb. Police noted prior trouble and reports from a transient director. Robinson denied intoxication. Separate drunkenness and disorder charges involved William Repp, Anna Brown, and another man identified as Facan, with varied bail conditions and holds pending hearings.
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West Virgin
A. L. Robinson
Alton ¥. Bennett
Robinson
Marshall Murray
Irving
West Patrice Street
George Hoffmand
Jen Bartgu
Robissom
Vitherann
Frederick
Repo Shocksioan
Sanday
Sherif
W Crinr
Diputy
Frank Doll
Repp
Anna Brown
Joseph Whuisner
Laurence Facan NoSham
Mig
Chueh
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Opposes Stabilization in Democrat Fiber Campaign
A fragmented OCR reads like a political note opposing stabilization efforts. It references Governor George L and a Democratic faction, with unclear phrasing about an “Ang Brea” and “monger of Corges.” The readable names hint at a political dispute or stance within a state context.
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Washington
Democrat
George L Uarria
Maryland gas price area expands toward Washington
Baltimore July 9 Distributors widen the Maryland area where gas is sold at the District price to cover the 2 cent gap versus the 4 cent Maryland tax. The move reaches ten miles from Frederick and toward Laurel, with filling station owners unsettled by the shift. The local association plans a meeting at Ocean Crest to discuss forming a broader group.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Columbia
Frederick City
Orth
Laurel
Cenis
Washington
Sesson
Ocean Cres
Deeds Become the State at Be Ras 2054
A cryptic notice notes a deed action labeled Be Ras 2054 with a $500 value. The fragmentary report hints at a filing or transfer proceeding but provides limited details beyond the price tag and the deed reference.
Benefits for Maryland firemen sought in 1935
Annapolis July 9 A forecast that economy measures will rise again in 1935 highlights calls from two groups. The State Firemen Association seeks higher benefits for Maryland firemen while parent teacher associations push to restore teachers salaries. Candidates will be urged to pledge support, shaping primary and general election positions.
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Annapolis
State Firemen’s Association
Emen
General Assembly
Markiand
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court Over Weekend
One divorce granted, another dismissed, and two more started in Circuit Court. Vera Studley Bailey of this city obtained an absolute divorce from Dr Chester Lee Bailey of Frederick, with custody of infant Dorothy Jean and alimony pending court decision. Testimony heard before Albert S. Brown. Sherman P Sowers for the husband. Mary C Wisner vs Paul R Wisner was dismissed. Emma Steivemyer of Cheasville, Washington county faces abandonment charges in a second filing by Levi E Steivemyer. married March 8 1916. case heard in county court.
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Vera Studley Bailey
Hammond Urner
Bailey
Chester Lee Bailey
Frederick
Dorothy Jean
Albert S. Brown
Bennett
Bani
Sherman P Sowers
Fey
Bazler
Mary C Wisner
Paul R Wisner
Plaintff
Reno S. Harp
Almopy
Defend
Plan to extend wheat program faces delay in final decision
May continue plan as observers read pronouncement on grants and costs. The statement notes a possible expansion of wheat programs if Japan and others align with the London agreement. Final decision on wheat coast program deferred to next month before winter wheat planting time.
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Termalvey
Londor
Wallace
McColl
Dillinger Gang Sighted Near Fond du Lac Car Chase
Federal agents hunt a possible John Dillinger gang after a gunfight with deputies in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. A gray battleship car shot at officers. a stolen Indiana plate sedan carried a wounded man alleged to be Dillinger. Witnesses noted a gunman resembling Dillinger and the pursuit extended for miles.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
John Dulnger
Sheri Gilbert Booth
Anton Raffenstein
Indiana
Dillinger
Chicago
John Dilinger
Entered Prison in Lewisburg for Bank Fraud Term
Joseph W Harriman, a convicted New York banker, reported to the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg Pennsylvania late today to begin a four and a half year sentence for falsifying records.
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Lewisburg
Joseph W Harriman
New York
Former bank president moved to train after incident
A 62-year-old ex president of Harriman National Bank Trust Company was removed for transport to training. Ten minutes later an automobile arrived at the prison gates. He smiled wanly at deputies, spoke of the surrounding tamaracks, and walked briskly toward the prison yard.
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Harriman National Bank Trust Company
Thum
Heat Wave Bakes London as Forest Fire Rages Near Bournemouth
London records a July heat wave the hottest in 41 years as fires sweep a forest on the Tarast estate near Bournemouth. Guardsmen and local volunteers battle blaze in multiple zones while churchgoers help in the five mile area. Clarence Bachman and John D. Roop headline a farmers gathering at Local Hall to organize farming local. Wilbur Nail elected temporary secretary treasurer.
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Earl
Clarence Bachman
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County Union
Eker John D. Roop
Linwood
Arraugh Orchestra
wUll
Wilbur Nail
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