Frederick Officials Urge Expert Review of Water System
Frederick daily water use nears 2.09 million gallons with a 3 million gallon pipeline capacity. Mayor L Culler backs immediate engineering study of the canning season bottlenecks, leaks, and low duty stoppages to ensure adequate flow across all sections and full value from the reservoir project.
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Frederick
Rom
L . Culler
Uller
Culler
Civie Homes
D Baker
Redarick
Canning
Major Whitman
Mr. Smith
Whitman
Reynardt An Smith
Baltimore Engineers
Frederik
Inc
State approves eight summer camps in Frederick county
State health officials report eight Frederick county summer camps approved after inspection for water supply and sanitary facilities. Dr Robert H Riley said 55 camps statewide have passed, with four more awaiting inspection as authorities encourage applicant cooperations to prevent disease in outbreaks.
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Fredaric County
Foiais
State Department of Hearth
Robart H. Riley
Bueau
Health Department
Frederick
Ir. Foley
Frederick County
State Board of Health
Alellatt
Howard Coun
Riley
Howard
Tarrell
Smith
Terry's
Alver C
Tery
Tragedy at Brunswick Gas Tank Explosion Kills Three Boys
A gas tank explosion in an old Maxwell car at a Brunswick garage claims three local boys. Welty Speaks aged about 10 and Benjamin Stultz aged about 7 died, James Leo Jenkins aged about years was hospitalized with burns but to recover. The Speaks boy unscrewed the cap and lit a match, triggering the blast that set the car afire. The Jenkins boy was injured but improving as of the next day.
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Brunswick
Welty Speaks
Frank Speaks
Benjamin Stultz
Joseph Stultz
James Leo Jenkins
Speaks
Stultz
Frederick City
Jenkins
Petersviks Pike
CH. Feete
Biser
Shear
Buried in Baltimore Dr Edwin Zimmerman Dies
The body of Dr Edwin Zimmerman longtime New York physician and resident of Green wich Village was laid to rest in Loudon Park Cemetery Baltimore on Saturday. Born in Manchester Carroll County in 1858 he died Friday at 298 West Eleventh Street New York. He distributed his possessions to friends and left a Lincoln cane to Gettysburgh College. He survived by brothers Leander Zimmerman Jeremiah Zimmerman Theodore Zimmerman David Zimmerman and sister Ellen Zimmerman.
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Edwin Zimmerman
Green Wich Village
Loudon Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Zimmerman
Manchester
Carroll County
West Eleventh Street
New York
Weath
Abraham Lincoln
Gettyshurz College
Leander M.zimmerman
Atlantic City
Jeremiah Zimmerman
Syracuse
Theodore Zimmerman
Westminster
David Zimmerman
Carrol County
Ellen
Maryland
Forced Prohibition Is Religion Enemy, Says Leader
Baltimore businessmen petition President Coolidge from White Pine Camp seeking removal of Curtis Bay ammunition depot containing 15 6 million pounds of smokeless powder and up to 15 million pounds of TNP and nitro cellulose citing Lake Denmark disaster. Mayor Jackson had protested earlier. Officials say low explosion risk due to vault spacing and daily tests.
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Wialtimore
Baltimore
President Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Adirondacks
Curtis Bay
Baltimore Business
Lake Denmark
New Jersey
Jackson
Army
Rising Sun Man Slain by Florida Policeman
Sanford Florida July 13 AP John A Hunter Rising Sun Md was killed by policeman J W Martin after an attempted disarmament at a service station Hunter about 22 years old allegedly created a disturbance when approached by the officer The patrolman fired at his feet then at his body He died 17 minutes later No charges have been placed against Martin
Welty released on $3000 bail in child sex case
Edgar M Welty of near Creagerstown was freed on $5000 bond by Judge Worthington after arrest on charges of carnal knowledge of a 13 year old girl, with abduction alleged. He faces September grand jury action while the girl returned to her parents. District details note他n. A summer missionary conference opens at Tod College with about 156 delegates attending sessions through Sunday July 18, led by Rev Dr A V Casselman and others, focusing on youth, Bible study, and missionary topics.
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Edgar M. Welty
Creagerstown
Dorothy Wastler
Glenn H. Worthington
William R. Seisa
Rocky
Ridge Welty
Horace Radcliffe
Charles W. Crum
Loys Station
Welly
Frederick
Welty
Totomac Synod of the Reformed Church In
United States
Toad College
Bredbeck Hall
A. V. Casselman
Philadelphia
Oclock
Iranucis TL Casselman
Winchester
Paul
South
Charik
Rew Paul
Codoras
America
Stohamamedan Waoru
Teroa Vo Casselman
Drasselman
Jed
Margaret R Motter
Ats
Thor
Brodheck
S Pecal
Esening
Bee Cassellman
Bagdad
Murray 1 Nees
Arenderville
William M. Brieh
Ana Mice Fielen Mo Barnhart
York, Pa
Strike Chiefs Threaten NYC Subway Service
President Frank Hedley of the Interhorouah Rapid Transit Mo and E. P Lavin head of the brotherhood of awitchbmen and waotarmen threaten a transit disruption that could affect millions of New Yorkers daily. Hedley said he would run trains with substitute workers after defying pay demands, risking violence.
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Frank Hedley
Interhorouah Rapid Transit Mo
New Yorks
E. P Lavin
Brotherhood of Awitchbmen
Waotarmen
Sugar theft probe expands as two suspects jailed
Detectives trace a 1100 pound sugar theft from a rail car near Th GC Wine Brewer and Son Inc. Two men, Harry Engle and Wamilton Burdete, aged 23 and 22, are jailed awaiting preliminary hearings after admitting involvement. A third man, William Howse, was arrested for alleged liquor manufacture and remains at large on bond as grand jury action looms.
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Th. GC. Winebrewer & Son, Inc
B.& C. Hallroad
Harry Engle
West All Saints Street
Wamilton Burdette
East Patrick Street
William Howse
Centerville
Grand Jury
Grakelow Heads Elks of America
Charles Ho Grakelow of Philadelphia was unanimously elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks by the grand lodge. He succeeds Judge William Hasley Atwell of Dallas and was nominated by Philadelphia mayor W Freeland Kendrick. Grakelow directed public welfare in Philadelphia and was elected without opposition.
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Chicago
Charles Ho Grakelow
Philadelphia
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
William Hasley Atwell
Dallas
Texas
Trakhelow
W Freeland Kendrick
Real estate sales total over nineteen thousand dollars
Two properties were sold at the courthouse this morning totaling $19,205. The Blumenanger property on DI avenue sold for $600 to Gilmore Rowautt under trustee Jacob Rohrhark. The Thomas property at Adams town, about five acres, fetched $4,290 and went to Chas Wertheimer under assignee Walter E Purrall. Auctioneer John Dutrow conducted the sale.
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Court House
John W . Blumenanger
DI Avenue
Gilmore Rowautt
Jacob Rohrhark
Joseph G
Edith Thomas
Adamstown
Chas Wertheimer
Walter E Purrall
Morriager
Los
NSN Coblenty
John Dutrow
Two Boards Named to Probe Jersey Arsenal Disaster
Dover July 18 AP Soldiers sailors and marines scoured Lake Denmark battlegrounds for bodies after a catastrophic ammo depot explosion. Ten of 17 victims recovered. two boards to investigate the blast were to be appointed by Secretary Wilbur as recovery and relief continued for injured and displaced residents.
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Dover
N J
Jersey
Lake Denmark
Navy
N. O
New Jersey
Washington
Wilbur
Hugh Drum
Badley
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Ute
John Moenree
Richmond
George W. Bott, Jr
Red Cross
Pacific
From Cub Reporter to Bank President Van Vechten
Ralph Van Vechten quit a Cedar Rapids paper to write, then moved to banking. He rose to president of the State Bank of Chicago, reflecting on his unlikely career shift and family connection to novelist Car Van Vechten.
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Ralph van Vechten
Cedar Rapids
Leek
State Bank of Chicago
Car van Vechten
Suit Over New Road Vexes Frederick County Court
The suit by Charles Kehne and Henry Rittinger against the Frederick County Commissioners seeks an injunction to halt a road across their lands. Court session focused on whether the land lies within Frederick City limits and damages to the plaintiffs. Kehne testified a road strip damaged 40 bushels of wheat valued at 1374 dollars, with no compensation for damages offered. Attorneys included Arthur Whillard, Samuel Lewis for plaintiffs, and Borser Etchison, Rucker for defendants.
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Charles Ft Kehne
Henry Rittinger
Frederick County
Frederick
Hittinger
Enor
Arthur
Whilard
Samuel A. Levds
Borser Etchison
Princeton Rucker
Move Baltimore Ordnance Depot Proposals Questioned
In Baltimore in July 1960 delegates to a Father Walther League convention heard Theodore Graedner of Concord Seminary denounce as hostile to state and religion any civil rights or antiobstruction measures that undermine Christian citizenship. He warned against agencies allied with Christian nation efforts that cross purposes with true Americanism and stressed the separation of church and state.
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Baltimore
Theodore Graedner
Concord Seminary
St. Lavaly
United States
Mussolini's Brother Challenges General to Duel
Rome July 3 AP Arnaldo Mussolini brother of the Premier has challenged General Bendvega to a duel after critical remarks by the general who leads the opposition to the Fascist government regarding an article written by the Premier's brother.
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Rome
Arnaldo Mussolini
Bendvega
Krim to Be Exiled to Reunion Island
Abd al Krim, the Riffian leader who surrendered to the French, will be exiled to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean under terms of the Franco Spanish Moroccan accord announced today in Paris. A separate court report notes a Monday evening traffic collision near Square. a man who gave the name May Keonts was jailed for careless driving causing injury and without proper registration. Witnesses and police were notified.
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Paris
Abd-El-Krim
Reunion Island
Indian Ocean
Keonts
Ted Keonty
Cameer Willer
Dustien
Sherman P. Bowers
Boston Police Probe Gruesome Girl Victim Murders
Boston police face a grisly murder mystery after a dismembered unidentified girl, aged about 23 to 25, was found in boxes between Calvary and Mt Hope cemeteries. The body showed signs of an illicit operation and professional dismemberment, with no identifying marks and fingerprints collected to aid the investigation.
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Boston
Jay
Te Mattapan
Palles
Bolles
Calvary Cemetery
HM Street
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Tarrio Jenney
Cemeterien
O'Leary
New England
Coolidge Has No Present Plan For Campaign Participation
President Coolidge has no plan for involvement in the Congressional campaign. Reports of his political intentions are treated as suppositions. At the White House he handled government matters and spoke with newspaper correspondents during his mountain stay. Police fined several men for fishing with a trot line in the Potomac near Poolesville.
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Paul Smith
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
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