Corduroy Road Unearthed by Sewer Diggers in Frederick
Work on the downtown sewer project exposes old log road beds along Market Street as trenching reveals shifting courses of Carroll Creek. Consulting engineers from Whitman Requardt and Smith report progress is satisfactory and costs are reasonable, with street resurfacing plans pending final specs.
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Fredenorands
Carroll Creek
J. A. Laporte Construction
Markey Street
Market Street
Soecer and Company Hardware
Waa
Altvo
Second Street
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Patrick
Washington Road
Ezra D. Whitman
G. J. Requardt
Whitman, Requardt and Smith
Baltimore
Weather record with various figures and garbled data
Weather data fragment reports 24 hour precipitation and temperatures with many garbled terms and nonsensical figures. It mentions July precipitation, historical totals, and tomorrow forecasts but lacks coherent values or locations.
Jury to Hear Case Involving Stomach Injury Claim
In New York a witness testifies about a fatal misfortune during a public incident. The defendant allegedly attacked a woman after she refused a demand, citing threats and coercion linked to a local gang. The case centers on claimed injuries and motive.
Two Held For Quizzing In Girl Torture Case
New York reports two Brooklyn men, Joseph Silver, 36, and Leo Marmone, 34, were detained at Washington authorities request to question them about the Joan Beil torture tale. They are not under arrest and are held awaiting word from federal prosecutors. The assault involved carvings on the victim, including Indals C. L. on her thigh and the numbers 3-12 on her abdomen.
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New York
Washington
Joan Beil
Glec
Mnic
Joseph Slver
Leo Marmone
Brooklyn
C. L
Navy Officer Farnsworth Charged With Sharing Secrets
John W Farnsworth former lieutenant commander in the U S Navy pleaded innocent to a charge of communicating confidential naval information to a Japanese agent He was arraigned by U S Commissioner Needham with bond set at 10000 He allegedly sent a confidential naval publication to a Japanese naval event on May 15 1935
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Washington
John
Farnsworth
United States Navy
Japan
Naval Clert
Navy
Department of Justice
United States
Needham
Tumarge
Gow
Ileat Warped Roads Cause Of Detours
Mro and Mt. Elmer Fr Long and son Preston and Mrs. Sam Gerrich and Mr. Tess A. Marman returned from an eight day Middle West trip. They visited Canton Ohio Woodland Kentland and Seymour Indiana with Chicago Louisville Indianapolis and White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Heat caused many detours with temperatures from 80 to 120 degrees in parts of Indiana.
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Mro
Mt. Elmer Fr. Long
Preston
North Market Street
Middle West
Long
Sam Gerrich
Tess A. Marman
Canton
Ohio
Woodland
Kentland
Seymour
Indiana
Chicago
Louisville
Indianapolis
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Demonstration Agents Meet in Frederick County
Demonstration agents from Frederick Washington Howard and Carroll counties held an all day meeting Monday at Yo MoC focusing on distributing illustrative material for treasures of etching protection. Present were Miss Florence Wilmer Mrs Ard Martin Mrs Martha Manahan and others from Howard Carroll and adjacent areas.
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Frederick
Washington
Howard
Carroll Counties
Misa Florence Wilmer
Pradecicks
Mart'n
Wasteinfon
Men Tifran
Carrel
Martha Eo Manahan
Karpis Admits Conspiracy in Hamm Kidnapping
Court proceedings reveal that Alvin Karpis admitted to conspiring in the Hamm kidnapping. Trial dates are deferred as other cases proceed. Co-defendants Barro Bolton and Charis Mt Angeles face sentences. two indicted participants remain in custody serving other terms and were not brought to trial.
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Paul
Minn
Daly
Semmer Posts
John Preifer
Whee
Karis Pier
Wyes
Ada Secon
LSS
Matilde
Pet dog dies in gas accident at Schroeder home
A family mourns when Pup, a two and a half year old dog, dies after accidentally starting a gas fire during a storm. The pet slipped while jumping toward a kitchen stove, gas filling the room and causing fatal asphyxiation. The Schroeder children buried their pet. the dog had previously survived a traffic accident the previous April.
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Roy Schroeder
West Seventh Street
Schroeder
Stock Market Rises in Broad Advance on July 14
New York stock prices edged higher as advances in stems, aircrafts, rails, utilities and specialties lifted many issues. Second quarter earnings for U and Strel were reported near $1 a share with overall turnover around 3.6 million shares. The market held firm amid limited profit taking and steady transfers.
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New York
Apade
U, & Strel
Doe
Barometer Seen As Predictor Of Pupils' Behavior
A group of teachers in Spartansburg claim barometric pressure forecasts student conduct. They observed sunny periods bring calmer classes while cloudy, stormy days correlate with more unruly behavior. Our report notes these claims rely on limited observations and are not scientifically proven.
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Spartansburg
Wittie Johnny
Mary
Saya
Aed
The New Deal In Washington Campaign Echoes
A garbled Washington report notes figures like Maverick Melmaty and Morrison amid New Deal era politics. It references Roosevelt Regt Wattlitg and promotional talk, plus Osher Texas fears of Morrison’s influence and high campaign funding tied to the Roosevelt camp.
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Iwer
Gunneng Fae
Roosevelt Ty
Lemke Ts
Mrs Rowsrvilt Dictates Daily News While Car Heads To Jeave
An unclear scene unfolds as the presidential party rides past the Blur Rider Mountains. Ains Mrs Rowsrvilt appears distracted, dictating a daily news item to Marguerite Weiland while the car proceeds toward Jeave.
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Gow
Gary Bpsery
Virginia
Poory
Morrison and dam project role shapes political drama
Morrison’s fame rests on steering the Hamilton Dam project on the Lower Colorado, an effort derailed by loans in stasis until a state power authority was formed. The authority secured a $22.59 million loan and a $7.5 million PWA grant to finance the dam, with Morrison reportedly drafting a sale plan. Amid party shifts, Lemke’s Union candidacy draws quiet support from major factions, while radical critics accuse Lemke of London ties and ties to extremist groups.
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Morrison
Bers
Hamilton Dam
Colorado River
Insuil
REC
PWA
Texas Irgislatum
Auhority
The
Power Authority
Alta Lemke
Union Party
Lemke
Father Courghini
Temke
Atoote
London
Liberty League
Okia
Cleese Tigway
Outtis
Neweton Jenkins Biy
Perfert
Denking
Jenkins
Lamppbste
Nas Hon Fee
Roosevelt Sets Sail On Two Week Potomac Cruise
President Roosevelt began a two week cruise along the Potomac River. He is accompanied by his party and a naval escort as he inspects ships and reviews coastal defense plans. The voyage aims to showcase American readiness and naval progress.
Hunger marchers in Pennsylvania seek ten million dollars
A noisy Capitol demonstration in Harrisburg demanded ten million dollars for unemployment relief. Delegates, led by hunger marchers, pressed for funds while legislators debated totals and timing, with talks extending into mid-July. The crowd shouted for higher aid and a fast resolution.
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Dhe
CoNorald Spacer
Aline
Witkostairre
Saale
Whitey Qeetsnan Georgs St
Earle
Demarral
Republicans
Senate
Ax Bi
Elect
Teenie
Men's Bible Class Host At Jefferson
The Afone White place at the Jefferson Evangel Itab and Reformed church hosted a Thursday evening gathering of men’s and women’s groups. President Waery Pennell led, with Frank Fry as teacher, featuring readings, guitar pieces, and duets.
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Afone White Place Ag
Jefferson Evangel+ Itab and Reformed church
Waery Pennell
Frank Fry
Ue Toller
Hiie Clase
Starry Bievier
Tech Entertainment Committes
Tym
Cheist
Scripture Woese
Dr. Conner
Puller
Clarice Renneberg
Mira Guyton
Mira Stall
Harry Pennell
Wendel Kidnap Case Before U S Inquiry
Attorney General David T. Wilentz spent over an hour before the federal grand jury detailing the Wendel kidnapping case. He declined to disclose specifics after discussing the matter with the jury and indicated further proceedings would unfold with a related Lindbergh kidnapping context.
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Newark
Atttorney
David T. Wilentz
Federal Grand Jury
Pan Wendel
Wentz
Lindberg
Bruny Toehards
Nationalists Clash Near Paris in July Military Action
Reported clashes between nationalist groups and Parisian police on July 14 near the Champ de Mars amid tensions in the capital. No injuries confirmed, authorities pledged to restore order as crowds dispersed after protests.
Labor Council Moves to Oust Lewis and Allies
A labor council committee proposes removing Lewis and associates after failing to answer questions before the council. The move aims to unite workers across industries under a single federation, with Walter Mune leading the effort and pledging to organize all workers.
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Peter Wr
Pepe
Uva
Pati
Leste
Walter Mune
Uarlowa
Lewis Abd Hla
CLP
Federation
Temperature At 99 Here Again Today
The heat wave continued with 99 degree readings by 2 PM and a forecast of slight cooling to near 90s later in the week. Forecaster J R L Nyltlt predicted a loosening of the heat tomorrow with possible thunderstorms across the northern central states and the Ohio valley by tomorrow night.
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Freesay
Oyear Agra
Potomae Ciear
C. C
Etek
Butler
Saat Dadtay
Chicago
Nord Central
Noth Contra
Louis Sister Claims Ile Was Given Dope Shocking Claim
Chicago July 14 The Evening American quotes Mrs Fare lalla Barros Caines of Detroit, sister of Joe Louis, as saying the fighter was given dope the day he was knocked out by Max Schmeling.
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Louis
Ile
Chleago
Farelalla Barros Caines
Detroit
Joe Loute
Fran
Max Schmeling
Map of Yugoslavia with Belgrade in Petrovgrad text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Belgrade and Petrovgrad in Yugoslavia with altered phrases. Several garbled lines reference places, names, and a discussion of authorities or notices. The legible content is insufficient for concrete facts or a cohesive news item.
Fire Alarm Row From City Streets After Blaze
A sequence of fire alarms reported on multiple city streets including Pitre, Jefferson, and Third Street. Fire units from Citizens, United, and McCurdy fields battled a house fire with water efforts noted. no serious injuries reported.
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Dra Nusy
Gailnet
McCurdy Feld
Citizens Truck
Wiley la Equppeet
Aol Mee Mathis
Hunter
United
3 Million More Funding for Soil Erosion War
Washington on July 14 President Nowevelt announced an additional 3 million dollars for soil erosion with reforestation and related developments. Hopkins noted the action was part of emergency measures, detailing allocations to states including Pennsylvania Maryland and others. Major Harry Ward, WPA administrator, described small ongoing payments and fund transfers between accounts as funds are depleted.
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Washington
APY
WIA
Cherry L. Hopkins
Jay
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Adada
Maryland
Harry
WPA
Matsi
Witla
Card System For Montgomery Voters Rocks Me
The preliminary work on implementing a permanent registration law passed in a recent special session for Montgomery County begins. Registrations will use duplicate cards and books. the process is expected to take about eighteen months to complete under supervision of Arthur England, a Republican, and Dryne Austin, a Democrat. Registration cannot start until January 2, 1938.
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Montgomery Coumty
Arthur England
Dryne Ausin
Prominent Hearing Before Milton G2 Orie In Cape Way
A prominent hearing was scheduled before Judge Milton G2 Orie in Cape Way. Attendees included George Flickinger, Farr y Dadtrosa, and Jack Weaver Bates, with attorney Byerman representing the defense and Matick Mo Sehimint for the defense. The proceedings involved Mee Chartee Wo Rite ad Stee Mery Flavteth Smoh and others, with references to vast Congress Hall and Cape Way location.
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Chater
Asap
Oma Ape
Brouht
Elrst
Musee Moezan Ny
Wary Hey
Ak Prominary
Dold
WuonGe
Milton G2
Orie Er
Ah Morning Witteged
Cleorge Flickinger
Farry Dadtrosa
Dack Weaver
Bate Aet Orney Byerman
Wovere Aggwevced
Rhe Erie
Matick Mo Sehimint Fer
Defiant
Cape Way
Helen
Nation's Loss Through Drought Shapes Farm Troubles
A drought devastates nationwide crops and livestock with grain losses and subdued prices. Estimates cite reductions in corn and feed, hit pasture and poultry, and widespread damage to agriculture. Private and government sources peg the drought’s effect on shortages and costs, with millions in predicted losses.
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Tata
Drouth
Judy T
Leat
Jack
Minister Ordained in Brunswick Church Services
Ordination and installation of Rev. Clark S. Biyith as pastor of the Burkittas Ville Dranswick charge occurred Sunday evening before a large Brunswick audience. Rev. Mr. Smith also ordained to Christian ministry and installed as pastor of the new charge formed by Hurkittevile and Mrudswick. Maryland Classis officials and Rev. Edward Mitt guided the service with visiting ministers from Adamstown.
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Clark S. Biyith
Burkittas Ville Dranswick
Evyahachal and Reformed Church
Brunswick Chine
Mr. Smith
New
Charce
Hurkittevile
Mrudswick
Maryland
Cassis
Coffey
Alvill Coiner
Classis
Edward T. Mitt
Eider J. Eatgar Ferrell
Chatge
Eider Perrett
Stev. Slargey
Blue
Adamstown
Toul Yoder
Smith
Conner
Mite
Bridge Program Ready for Public Works Board
The State Roads Commission plans to present its Potomac river bridge program to the Public Works Board. It outlines bridges at Point of Rocks and nearby areas including Hare pena Ferry Shepherdstown Stanwork and Keysere McCool. Virginia and West Virginia agreed to cover their share of costs for one new bridge following a Washington conference. The Federal government will match state appropriations for construction. Chairman H. W. Tabert has not indicated the commission’s final recommendations.
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Ae Uo
State Roads Commission
Board of Pubs Weli
Prain
Point of Rocks
Harepena Ferry
Shepherdstown
Stanwork
Keysere McCool
Washington
Virginia
West
HW. EB Tabiet
Full Olympic Team for 0.5 in Assured New York
A full Olympic team of 384 has been formed by last minute financing led by T. Kirby, treasurer of the American Olympic committee. Warren Postessing announces a 20 percent reorganization related payment, with bank activity noted and local residents moving homes amid the upheaval.
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New York
Prince of Chistavus T. Kirby
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