Unprecedented storm damages Frederick area. homes, trees, roofs shattered
Wide scale destruction from a severe storm in Frederick with hail up to walnut size, 3.07 inches of rain, and high winds. Windows broken across the city, trees down, floodwaters, and widespread property losses reported. farms and businesses suffer heavy damage. several public buildings and residences endure extensive glass and roof damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court Square
North Market Street
Charles B. Groff
Aorist
Josa
Alfred Gain
Meetmosa
Zimmerman
Francis Scott Key
Kemp Mall
Arch
Market
Baptist Church
Loos
Court House
Te City Hall
Tivoli Theater
The
Union Manufacturing Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick City Hospital
Anthe Set
Baltimore
Frank Dollon
West Fourth Street
West Parsles
Adduim
Ebert
West Pat
Reet
Preve Co
Less
Tae C. & P. Teepaone Company
Storm Ravages Town Damaging Homes and Bridges
A severe night storm wrecked crops and shattered windows across the area. Lightning struck a church, a bridge washed away, and several homes and buildings suffered heavy damage with thousands in losses. Glass supplies were exhausted as Frederick residents hurried to replace windows and roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bittle
Lutheran Church
Wolfsvile
Pulpit Co
Mid- Werewa
Myersville
Frederick
Meron
Harmony
Bolivar
Middletown
Harmony Badown
Wheat Harvest Finishes in Most Parts of State
Unusually warm week with temperatures up to 30 degrees and brief heat. Wheat harvest completed in most counties except Garrett with good overall conditions. Corn and potatoes advanced. rye and oats nearing cut. fruit crops variable from fair to poor due to heat. Storm damage across Frederick area caused shattered windows, destroyed signs, and Ford debris cleanup efforts by six fire companies.
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ADA
Garrett County
Maplevec
Montevue Hospital
Corm
Arthur Jones
Park Place
James A. Jones
Episcopel
East Cinach Street
New Market
Bucceys
Alice Fogle
West Third Street
Frederick Art
Charles E. Hudson
Judge
Worthington
Record Street
Oxecor
C. Herbe
Taitd Street
ACW
Patrick Street
Che Iss
Secretas
Warehime
Ciy
Program Planned By Club Members
A largely attended meeting of 1-9 Women was held at the Pearson county courthouse to plan upcoming club activities. Chairmen outlined departmental programs from September to February including home management home furnishings and Christmas creations with meetings and deadlines set for November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
County
Crur
Q ‘Ee Pearson
Jane
Milas Pearson
Medi
Afiss Pearson
Ben
Court House
Urbana
Aubrey Daria
H. L. Davis
Misa Alice Bell
Mom L. ©. Powell
H. Cramer Powell
G. A Bolland
C. L McDevitt
EW. McDevitt
Willam
EB Hauver
Simon Koogle
Atrsew Smith
William P. Morsell
Preston Zimmerman
W. B. Werner
Charles Smith
Valerie Overman
L. E Sigarcose
William Thomas
Katherine Nusbaur
Harry Zimmerman
A. G. McKienry
D. Edgar Bute
George Ball
Monroe Lowton
Paul Benson
Grayson I. Bowers
Mise
Ivelyn Horhre
Waltel Kranta
Helena Stauffer
Why Smith Was Named By Democrats
Disjointed account on Smith seeking the Democratic nomination for president, noting divisions within the party. Mentions McAdoo, Reed, Walsh, and Montana Democrats, with debate over delegates, drys, and prohibition, and the Houston convention context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jim Reed
Missouri
Tom Walsh
Montana
Uktie Suly
Walsh
McAdoo
Simihs
McAdo
Welsh
Reed
Atsorn
Bartholows jailed after public profanity and related charges
Mrs Clara Bartholow was sentenced to 15 days in jail and her husband Guy Bartholow 13 days on similar charges after an incident Tuesday. They reside in Phe And-A-Half with a two month old child placed in Children's Aid care. Dorsey Siler received 60 days in jail for failing to stop after an accident with a 75 dollar fine. William Scott held on grand jury action for larceny on 200 dollar bond. Grace Radcliffe ordered to leave Frederick and jailed three months on public highway cursing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bartholow
Alton
Bennett
People’s Court
Guy Bartholow
Bartholows
Phe
Children’s Aid
Dorsey Siler
Justice Bennett
Sler
Strick
Pear
Wiliam Scott
Grace Radcliffe
Prederick
Fire destroys Glendale business district in Oregon
Grant's Pass Oregon July 12 AP reports fire last night devastated Glendale with about 690 residents twenty miles north of here. The blaze destroyed the post office ice Glendale State Bank and the Glendale Log focal paper plus five residences and portions of nearby buildings. Roof damage to the Household building and movement of a doorway area were noted. Damage extended to crops and local property with several adjacent structures affected. Continued on Page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant's Pass
Glendale
Ice
Glendale State Bark
Focal Paper
Armer-Norris Nomination Report Sparks Labor Party Interest
TheArmer-Labor Party nominates Senator Norris amid unexpected regional support and a burst of activity around party candidacy.Observers note shifting alliances and potential implications for upcoming ballots as local leaders weigh the endorsement and its impact on the ticket.
Norris declines third party bid for presidency
In Chicago last night Senator Norris of Nebraska said he would not head a Farmer-Labor third party ticket. His secretary reported he had not agreed to lead any third party and would not accept such a nomination in the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Walch
Jim Reed
Dis
Smith
Iben
Han
Gory
Olor
Weakey
Camp Arrangements Set for Maryland Regiment Training
Air arrangements are complete for Company A Headquarters Company and Regimental Ban as two weeks Lehi training camp opens July 28. Governor’s Day August 10 features Governor Ritchie, prizes and medals. Veterans Day August 5 invites former Regiment members and state veterans for a regimental parade and special pennants for best units. The rifle range with 400 targets at 209 yards will be busy. Regimental Chaplain Frederick C Reynolds oversees recreation and water sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehi
Maryland
Inké Te
Cannes API
Ritchie
American Legion
Sumilar
Frederick C. Reynolds
115Th Infantry
Wal Hese
Aihe Yater Sperts
Washington County Storm Damages Roads and Cars
Washington County endures a severe storm that floods roads and disrupts traffic. Dozens of vehicles stall on flooded routes as wind and floodwater damage acetate infrastructure and homes nearby. Local officials report extensive travel disruption and property impacts throughout the area.
Soviet Ship Rescues Two Italian Crew Members in Arctic
The Soviet icebreaker Krassin rescued Captain Alberto Mariano and navigator Filippo Zappi after six weeks in Arctic ice. Captain Mariano’s leg was injured. Captain Zappi was reported in poor condition. Dr. Malmgren died earlier, his body brought aboard with the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nisan
Kircsain
Italus
Brrassia
Vhurd
Finn Malonearen
Alberto Mariano
Piiot
Italia
Pilippo Zappi
Mariano
Zappa
Chukhnovsky
Ayer
Ben
Zappl
Marlano
Dr. Malmgren
Lions Club Plans May 27 Joint Meeting at Hotel Braddock
Frederick Lions Club held a noon meeting at the Francis Sout Ray hotel announcing a joint Lions gathering of all clubs from Pennsylvania at Hotel Braddock on May 27. About 200 Lions expected. speaker will be William Coleman governor of Pennsylvania. telegrams and notes from members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Sout Ray
Bes Hess
Richard Simmons
Gas Cniemaimment Committee
Pennsylvania
A. Pranker
Lions International
Rabhid Wolf Wilner
WLC
Royal
Pee Siled
L. E Canebeil
McK. Etchison
Birchestee
Watts
Washington
Philadelphia
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Market St
AL Hood College
Datmo
Sant
Albee W. Condon
Episcopal Orphanate
P. S. Landake
Frederck
Baker
T. Stuart Baker
Quynn
Tramsville Road
Gambrill
Reich
Ford Road
Mountain City
Stauffer
Whitchester Va
Long Branch
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
T. Stuart Haller
Busey
East Church Street
Fatlick Street
Tear
Badonsvn
Charch
Potorat
Edison
Mpicres
Wolfsville Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
J. W. Rhottrick
East Eighth Street
Ovier
Horm
John D. Hendrickson
J. Clarke Derilbiss
Masonic Temple
Kouney
Ana
Pere Pora
New York
Meadroo
Mas McAdoo
Haway
Adoo
Fate & Deadink
Drys
Houston
Cora Bartholow
Iglendale
Ore
Best
North Marine
Trcken
Erty
Poplar Terrace
Arthur
Armer
Labor Party
Sen
Norris
Sut
Nebraskans
Stepho
Third Party Movement
Washington County
Krassin
Sat
Vigiert
Stig
Malmgren
Arctic
Norgé
Recaldo Amunhwa
Umberto Nobile
North Pola
Amundsen
Lions Club
Si Botel Frogertete
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