Waking Airport Ready for State Unit Encampment
Maryland National Guard units will train at the city airport in August as construction continues on two thirds of the new concrete block buildings. Mayor Munahbower reports close coordination with Guard officials and Lt. Rogers of Baltimore inspecting progress. Water, wiring, a disposal plant and showers are planned, with facilities to serve mess hall administration bathhouse latrines and other needs, for an encampment from August 9, shifting from Martinsburg, West Virginia.
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Aryland National Gus.d
Munahbower
Gity
Marylancations
Cleut. Rogers
Baltimore
Rogers
Frederick
Sd St Martinsburg
W. Va
Rockville Pike Survey Under Way For Widening Plans
Survey teams for Maryland State and County commissions are studying Rockville Pike to prepare for widening the main road to 30 feet. A five foot concrete border will be added on each side of the current 20 foot roadway and the center filled with material. Another crew is examining a section needed for sidewalks along Wisconsin Avenue between Bradley Lane and the District. County commissioners expect early construction of Wisconsin Avenue improvements. Cedar Lane from Old Georgetown Road to the Baptist Home has been surfaced with cinders and is open to traffic after straightening in several places, per County Commissioner Robert D. Hagner.
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Maryland State Ande Commission
Rockville Pike
Preparatton
Montgomery County
Wisconsin Avenue
Bradley Lane
Montgomery County Commisoners
Cedar Lane
Earpetown
Trafic
Robert D. Hagner
Histel
Weather delays flight of Hungarian flyers to Budapest
Barber Grace July 14 AP reports weather concerns kept Alexander Magyar and George Endres from taking off for Budapest. They planned to wait 630 gallons in their plane and depart once skies cleared. They landed from Roosevelt yesterday at 5:32 p.m. to await better flying conditions. Also noted, Col D John Markey invites American Legion members to Camp Eichie for August 2 Veterans Day events at Camp Albert C. Ritchie. General Henderson will head the Legion delegation for the encampment with programs for veterans, including land and water sports.
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Barber Grace
N. F
Iexander Magyar
George Endres
Budapest
Hungary
Roosevelt
Wid
James H. Kimball
New York
Veterame
Eichie
D. John Markey
First Infantry
Maryland
American Legion
Albert C. Ritchie
Casade
Genwi Henderson
We American Legion
Wep
Veterans
Dar
Sna
Weather fragment reports past precipitation and an airplane accident
Fragmentary weather note records 74 hours of precipitation and comparisons, noting 1.68 inches in a period and historic summaries. It references an airplane accident about three miles away with uncertain details and dates.
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I & Ta
Ermal
Avery
Oraar
Eight Russian Flyers Killed in Plane Crash
A Russian military transport plane crash killed eight pilots, with debris found near the site. Weather data and tidal notes appear in the surrounding text, noting high temperatures and river conditions as readers tracked coastal conditions.
Critically Il Lorado Taft collapses in Indiana lecture
Chi cago sculptor Il Lorado Taft collapsed twice within hours in Muncie Indiana after leaving Ball State Teachers College where he was to speak. Officials cite overwork and travel fatigue as the cause, with Taft a well known figure from Frederick.
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Lorado Taft
Chicago
Muncie
Ind
Ball Tate Teaphers’ College
Taft
Prederick
Jury Recalled for Condemnation Cases in Rockville
Judge Robert B. Peter ordered recall of the jury from the March term on July 27 in Rockville Circuit Court. Three major condemnation suits by the Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission concern parcels at the Sligo Creek Parkway junction with Flower Avenue in Silver Spring. Owners R N W Baggott Frank Heath and J N Holland refused offers, prompting the commission to pursue condemnation after failure of amicable settlement authorized by the state legislature.
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Montgomery County
Robert B. Peter
Rockville
Pete
Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commision
Sligo Creek Parkway
J. Bond Smith
Planning Commission
R. N W. Baggott
Frank Heath
J. N. Holland
Plower Avenue
Sligo Creek
J. B. Cissel
Silver Spring
Park and Planning Commission
Frederick County Lutheran Reunion Planned at Braddock Heights
About 1500 to 2000 Frederick County Lutherans are expected for the 24th annual Frederick County Lutheran reunion at Braddock Heights Thurston August 6. The program starts at 1 PM with Loysville Orphans' Home Band, a devotional, then 2 PM address by Prof. W C Waltemeyer of Gettysburg College on church history. Rev Charles H L Corbett will preside. further band concert to close. Officers Virgil W Doub, Spencer C Stup named.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Thurstey
Loysville Orphan's
W. C. Waltemever
Gettysburg College
Walttmever
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Washington
Thusmont
Charles HL Corbett
Thurmont
Loystille Orphans’ Home
Corbet
County Lutheran Reunion Association
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Spencer C. Stup
Bethel
French Flyers Await Rescue After Siberia Crash
French aviators Joseph Le Brix, Doret, and mechanic Mein began a non stop flight from Paris toward Tokyo and ended up in the rocky foothills of the Sayan mountains in Siberia after their ship Hyphen failed. They parachuted to safety and await another plane to retrieve them as recovery efforts proceed.
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Moscow
Joseph le Brix
Paria
Tokyo Ste
Siberia
Anpother
LeBrix
Parcel Doret
René Mein
Est ‘Sayan
Paris
Tokyo
Annual church outing to Braddock Heights
The At Laíncs church school plans a Wednesday picnic at Braddock Heights. Pupils assemble at the church school and depart at 2 o clock on special cars for the mountain.
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Laincs Church
Schoor
Braddock Heights
Church School
Examinations for Profusion of Barbers Planned
Examinations for barber profusion were planned with notices sent to Frederick city barbers for a July 16 test in a public room. Arthur R. Mason was named deputy examiner for Frederick County, with city and county groups preparing for future tests in Brunswick and Middletown. State health rules govern sanitary requirements, and beauty parlors will also face examinations.
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Arthur R. Mason
Praderick County
Petic Furr
Brunswick
Middletown i
State Board of Health
Maryland State Board of Barber Examiners
Frederick
E. C. Hefaurer
State Board of Barber Examiners
John H. Giseser
Baltimore
Afr. Mason
Hearings Tonight In Police Court For Four Negroes
Four negroes are scheduled for appearance in Police Court tonight after arrests by city officers Monday night. Mary Mahomet freed of a cursing charge celebrated at home by throwing a lamp downstairs. her husband John Mahomet filed a complaint and Officer Brust took Mary into custody. Joseph Lee jailed at 5:10 for disturbing peace and quiet with $15 collateral. Officers Murray and Hoffman took him in tow. Charles Butcher, colored, arrested by Officer Strailey on a cursing charge on the street. he went to jail about midnight. Chief Steiner arrested Edward Thomas for a small battery on his wife, who said he struck and bit her at their home in Middle alley. A traffic case was set for this evening. Frederick Graefe of Baltimore charged by State Officer Bloom per hour on Highway west of Predes.
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ATL
Mary Mahomet
John Mahomet
Brust
Mary
Joseph Lee
Murray and
Hoffman
Charles Butcher
Strailey
Steiner
Edward Thomas
Middle Alley
Frederick Graefe
Baltimore
Bloom
Predes
Bishop Tyler Dead in North Dakota at 69
Bishop John Poyntz Tyler, 69, of the Episcopal Church in North Dakota, a grand-nephew of President John Tyler, died after a short illness. Born in Hanover County, Virginia, he served in Philadelphia and held key church positions in Virginia, Maryland, Alabama, and Southern Virginia. He was remembered in Predence and All Saints Church, and survived by his wife Ada Rodrick and six children.
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Fargo
N. D
John Poyntz Tyrof
North Dakota
John Tyler
Hanover County
Philadelphia
Virginia
Hagerstown
Alabama
Tyler
All Saints Church
Ada Rodrick
Martinssurg
W. Va
Blake
John Pormz
Watt Henry
Mary, Jane
Ada Triex
Lewistown Grange Holds July Regular Meeting
Lewistown Grange met July 3 with a lengthy session and all committees reporting. The degree team prepared to confer degrees next meeting. Program included songs and remarks by Miss Srivla Eyler and others. notes mention W A R Bell Sidney Berger and Leslie Green. An international convention and a total club address were referenced for upcoming events.
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Levistown Grange
Lewistown Grange
Rogram
Song
Srivla Eyler
Roections
W. A. R. Bell
Sidneyberger
Leslie Green
Meases Milard Sut
Pang ‘Noah
Tae Roaches
Firemen Save Barn as Strawstack Burns
Firemen battled a blaze that swept a strawstack and damaged a barn at a farm, with the blaze also threatening nearby structures. Fire crews saved an adjacent haystack and prevented further spread. the cause and extent of damage remained under investigation.
Hoaxer’s call ends Steinberg’s execution in Toronto
Abraham Steinberg was hanged for murdering his nephew Samuel Goldberg after a hoax caller claimed a reprieve from Ottawa. The family waited with eight children as mayor and premier weighed mercy, but the black cage rose and Steinberg was executed despite the false report.
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Toros
Abraham Steinberg
Samuel Goldberg
Steinberg
Steward
Bennett
Ottawa
AIDS TO AUTO INDUSTRY BY LAW DESCRIBED
Ocean City July 14 AP James J Lindsay Jr House of Delegates leader described aids to auto industry through legislation at the Auto Trades Association of Maryland annual convention He reviewed enacted bills and their impact Leo Bannigan Motor Wholesale World editor gave outlooks The convention closes with a reciprocity laws discussion and Governor Ritchie as principal speaker
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Ocean City
Alda
Ante
James J. Lindsay
House of Delegates
Lindsay
General Assembly
Auto Trades Association of Maryland
Leo Bannigan
Motor Wholesabt World
Philadelphia
Ritchie
Maloney and Yerrington Resume Mexico City Hop
Edward Maloney and Seth Yerrington, forced to land four miles from Tampico, boarded a repairable plane for Mexico City after surviving a harrowing ordeal. They reported no water and sunburn while awaiting rescue on the beach, then prepared to continue the flight.
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Maloney and
Yerrington
Mexico City
Tampico
Mexico
Edward Maloney
Seth Yerrington
New York
Read
Maloney
Werrington
Port Jervis man dies before notice of glassware post
William T. Gillender of Port Jervis, New York, elected vice president of American Glassware Manufacturers, Inc., died before he could be notified. He was attending sessions in Atlantic City when his car crashed through a bridge on Absecon Boulevard. George Dougherty of Morgantown, West Virginia, was elected president of the association.
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Tlantic City
William T. Gillender
Port Jervis
American Glassware Manufacturers, Inc
Gillender
Absecon
George Dougherty
Morgantown
Anso
Jockey Kennedy Dies After Car Crash in New York
Jockey H Kennedy, 21, of Haershore Maryland, died after an automobile crash that occurred last Sunday. The accident happened as the market sagged and affected traffic in the area. Kennedy succumbed to his injuries today.
Marriage Notice for Kansans and Jones at Rekuikt Yale
Marriage notice indicates Kansans and Mary Winnam Jones both aged 22 couple tied the knot near Rekuikt Yale. Bride Mary Winnam Jones is daughter of Dickerson. Ceremony details are incomplete in the source text.
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MD. Ee TL
Kansans
Mary Winnam Jones
Beir
Dickerson
Germans at Ostend Hit by Money Shortage
Luxembourg banks suspend marks as Germans cross into Belgium to buy foreign currency Ostend hotelkeepers refuse marks leaving travelers unable to return home World Bank ready to renew a large German credit. Berlin extends rediscount line for three months Wall Street reports indicate renewal likely but no formal decision yet Mirrors wider bank tension amid Hungary Romania and Germany financial strain
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World Bank
Bank of Pranor
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Alec
Germany
Darmstaedter Ind Methonal Bank
Hungary
Mercur Bank
Viemha
Darmetesdter
Jassy
Rumania
Dack Bank
Tums
Arthur Hendeson
Brith Foreign Paecretary
Luxembourg
Ostend
Duker Ends Run in Los Angeles California
Baltimore July 14 AP A nationwide manhunt for Herman Duker, sought for the holdup killing of milkman Joan W Ander son in April, ends when he is shot by a Los Angeles police officer as he tries to flee in a stolen car. Duker admits identity as he lies dying. He is the son of a prominent Baltimore family and used the alias Bob Wlatiow at arrest before fingerprints confirmed the suspect.
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Baltimore
Herman Duker
Joan W. Anderson
Duker
Los Angeles
Trnker
Anyother
Gove
Bob Wlatiow
Baltimore bids to strengthen South River bridge
Baltimore July 14 AP The State Road Commission bids for 60 piling pieces to undergird the wooden bridge over the South River at Edgewater while awaiting a new span. G Clinton Uhl says the current bridge is safe after inspection and a study for a new bridge from Parole to Marino is underway as funds become available. The exact design is undecided but construction may start before year’s end and a site study is planned.
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Baltimore
State Road Commission
South River
Edgewater
G. Clinton Uhl
Teeth Swallowed Fatal to Pvt Nelson at Fort Bliss
Private Olaf Nelson of Fort Bliss Texas died today after failing to remove artificial teeth swallowed last Saturday. He choked while breakfast at the army post and died at 7 oclock. The incident follows a noted airway blockage and a prior illness. Henry Brown Family To Meet. Gesiendants wf tadine Hem Mat Bru%m
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Pvt
Nelson
Washington
Olaf Nelsor
Fort Bus
Texas
Coldie
Texas Army
Tme
Henry Brown
Visitors throng Thurmont Boy Scout camp on Sunday
One hundred thirty visitors visited the Thurmont area Boy Scout camp amid approval for the mountain site. Fred erick county groups plan meetings there. Executive Henry R. Gostes said dining will be available on request as the third week of camp continues with hundreds from Frederick Thurmont and Emmitsburg.
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Thurmont
Frederick
Henry R. Gostes
Wiliam B. Lebbers, Jr
Early mailing urged by Frederick post office changes
The Frederick post office asks residents to mail early after the Brunswick star route departed Monday evening fifteen minutes sooner. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad schedule change speeds up eastbound Metropolitans, shifting the last evening mail to 6 PM. Postmaster Siser praises other local dispatches and urges mail before 5 30 PM. A large post office staff shift occurred on the first night due to heavy late mailing volume.
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Frederick
Irving S. Biser
Brunswick Star
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Metropolitan
Siser
New York
Biser
New Shell
Maii
Coast Guard Sinks Another Rum Runner
Coast Guard action sinks a rum runner amid wartime patrols. Odd garbled lines mention Marines and irregular terms, with unclear details on ships, dates, or locations.
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Coast Guard
Fall's sentence altered to a year and a day
Washington July 14 AIDSTS B Fall's jail term was changed from one year to a year and a day to permit serving in a western prison. The attorney general will designate the prison, then the clerk of the District of Columbia Supreme Court will send a warrant to the U S Marshal in New Mexico or Texas for transport to jail. Remaining steps to send Fall to prison are expected in two or three days.
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Washington
Aidsts B. Fall
District of Colombia
Wiain
Pail
Edwart L. Doheny
Bik Hill
CMLL
LaTal
Doheny
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Gilad Circle Society
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R Russell Peage
Yellow Springs
Claude Magaha
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Victor Mercer
Lake Vier
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