Kidnapping Plot Against Brooklyn Doctor Foiled by Police
Police in New York City thwarted an aborted ransom kidnapping of Dr. Jacob Wachsmach of Brooklyn. Alleged abductors Michael Discolo and Vincent Mosci fired on officers after attempting to collect a fake money package, then wrecked their car and surrendered two blocks later at the Sixth Avenue and 42nd Street area.
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New York
Brooklyn
poce
rox
tne
Jacobachsman
nemelves
Michael Discolo
New YE
Vincent Mosci
Wachsmach
Wachsman
jan
Sixth avne
42nd street
UY police
Killed by Live Wire While Repairing at Charmian
Linebaugh Ira 29 of Greenmount Maryland died after contact with two wires he was repairing at Charmian near Punk ouser grit. He was found dead near an open night fuse box by coworkers. Body transported to Emmitsburg for burial preparations and funeral services planned in Greenmount. Survived by widow Eleanor and eight children. Ira Linebaugh and others noted among survivors.
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Charmian
Lawmoe Linebaugh
Greenmount
WES
wariors
Emmitsburg
g Besuies
Eleanor grenerow Linebaugh
br ix
Ira Lonebaugh
35 Workers Added To Ordnance Repairs In Brunswick Traffic
35 repairmen sent to Brunswick to clear stored cars and resume traffic flow. Westbound hump reopened Tuesday night while eastbound status remains unconfirmed. Middletown Memorial Commission formed by Burgess to oversee Memorial Hall affairs for the year with George A. Bowlus named manager and Edgar H. Koogie as secretary. Other members listed include Lewis P, M R Hoker, Water Ri Rems tant, Harry Shatter and Pram Gx. Fishermen reported beginning at 4:30.
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trafic
Middletown Memorial
Burgess Commissioners
Charles &. Darner
George A. Bowlus
Edgar H. Koogie
Lewis
M R Hoker
Water i. Rems
Weather fragment reports mixed readings and conditions
Fragmentary weather note cites unknown dates and units, mentioning clear and cloudy conditions and temperature readings. Puzzle-like data includes inches and times but lacks clear location or date context.
Victim of Drowning Buried Today
Miss Dudrow drowned Wednesday evening near Buckerstown in a mowr boating accident. Her funeral service was held this morning at Walkerside.
Women Claim Discrimination In New Deal Debate
Washington reports conflicting views on women in the New Deal era. Groups allege dismissal and unfair treatment of married and single women in federal service while supporters, including Mrs. Roosevelt, argue for expanded women’s employment. The debate spans political factions, labor groups, and public policy during a period of economic reform.
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NEA
Washington, Jr
National Woman's Party
mack co
ih Owen
min- Ross
County to pay for road equipment sale to Chicago
Payment of 14720 dollars is to be made by the State Roads Commission to the County Commissioners of Frederick county after the state assumed road management. The sale includes 240 rollers, four power excavators, four stone crushers, two heavy and 1500 inter tucks. The county supervisors had overseen road work under an act by the last legislature, but the roads commission is to make recommendations per sections. A separate item notes Gen Balbo leading an Italian air squadron toward Chicago with 24 seaplanes. weather forecasts warn of possible thunderstorms over Lake Ontario or Lake Erie.
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State Roads Commission
Prederick county
she uw Roads Commission
Montreal
Genetalo Balbo
Chicago
Italy
Augusto Rosso
United States
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence
hoover
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge installation attracts 100 plus
More than 100 persons attended the regular Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 meeting as officers were installed and affiliations with Dorsey Rebekah Lodge No. 68 and Margaret Jones Rebekah Lodge No. 67 were announced. Celeste R Thomas presided with Maryland officers and local dignitaries present.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
L. M. Brown
Noble Grand
Dorsey Rebekah Lodge No
Mr. Airy
Margaret Jones
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Mary ©. Harrington
Molue Haugh
Jane Houck
Elsie Stone
D. Rie
Katherine Wise
Mary Angleberger
Dorothy Stull
Elizaveth Seeger
Edith Starner
Miss Clars Paix
Belle McDevitt
Nannie Taller
Thelma Kefauver
Guardian
Edna Oden
Hevine
Miss Thomas
Bessie Buckingham
Mis
Lilian Hinsley
Lisbon
Rebekah Lodge
S. Elmer Brown
Grand Mast Grand Lodge of
Marland
Lucia Hail
Theresa Rebekah Lodge
Philadelphia
Rat- Told Ford
Oak Grove
Mary LHnkman
Royal Rebekah Lodge No
Smith
Naomi Rezekah Lodge No
Baltimore
near c
mture
Rebekah Zimmerman
Westminster Scout Camp Opens On Double Pipe Creek
Arrangements are complete for the annual Westminster Girl and Boy Scout encampment on Double Pipe Creek near Middlebarz farm. Forty girls and ten boys will camp under Captain and Lieut Kath with support from American Legion Auxiliary and Rotary. troops 341 and 321. Also notes on Garden Club meeting with Dr E Corv and issues of sheep killed by dogs in Emmitsburg area.
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Westminster
Westminster Girl and Boy Scouts
Double Pipe creek
Middlebarz
emain
EKath
American Legion Auxiliary
Rotary
Evans Bowers
bell
Captain Goes Down With Burning Ship Off Atlantic
New York July 15 AP Captain F L Sears perished with the burning tanker Cites Service Petrol in the Atlantic off Wilmington North Carolina as 34 crew members were rescued by the tanker Gulf Gem and steamer Tri Mountain Two other crewmembers died including engine wiper George Binninger Survivors were brought ashore injured at Charleston South Carolina The Gulf Gem assisted survivors then altered course to aid the rest.
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F. L. Sears
Cites Service
Atlantic
Wilmington
M. C
Sears
George Binninger
Gulf Gem
Tri-Mountain
Petroi
Charleston
S.C
Pinchot Fires Labor Secretary Northrup in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot dismissed Dr. A M Northrup as Secretary of Labor and Industry in Hamisbura Pennsylvania noting dissatisfaction with conduct and stating Northrups resignation was not voluntary. Acting secretary is Miss Charis E Carr previously head of the bureau of inspection after a deputy post loss to legislative action.
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Hamisburg
Judiy
A. M. Northrup
Pinchot
Labor and Industry
Dr. Northrup
Northrup
Chariots E Carr
Miss Carr
bureau of inspection
legislar action hich
Specials Lead Stocks Up Again
New York July 15 AP reports renewed market hope as wheat prices surge and business activity shows cheer. Stocks opened irregularly but rallied with specialty sectors leading gains and closing higher, though some transfers and minor fluctuations noted.
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New York
Roosevelt’s Yacht Sequoia Docks at Crisfield on Bay Trip
The Sequoia bearing President Roosevelt and party docked at Crisfield at 1 30 p m during a weekend Chesapeake Bay trip. A marriage license was issued for Hagermown to Leroy Harrison 27 and Rachel Wilson 18 both of Mt Aut.
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ROOSEVELT
CRISFIELD
Chesapeake Bay
Hagermown
Leroy Harrison
Rachel Wilson
Mt. AUT
Program for Service Sunday in Baker Park
The Presbyterian church conducts a community service in Baker Park at 7. The schedule includes Psalms led by Rev. MG Whison, Ralph E Harman. offerings received. a duet by Mrs Dixon and AUS EK Rhoads. announcements by Rev 3 Hartman. a hymn sermon by Rev. Dr Charles E Wehler. hymn benediction.
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pSakier
Jed
MG WHsor
Ralph E Harman
EE. Dixon
AUS EK Rhoads
Hartman
Charles E Wehler
Presbyterian church
Maryland public works plan faces revision over federal codes
Baltimore July AP reports that if the federal government requires projects funded with loans to be sold off, Maryland must revise its $16 million public works program. Chairman Frank Roberts notes possible eliminations include school, water and sewage development, and restoration of Fort Frederick as a national shrine. Washington June 15 AP recalls industry codes and wage proposals to boost purchasing power, with calls for a 23 to 40 cent hour for common labor and a 13 percent wage rise for skilled workers amid debates on fair competition and work hours.
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Maryland
Frank Roberts
Stately Works committee
Roberts
old Fort Frederick
Washington
Shel
marea of industries
ai steel
Alleday De Lame
Tire thieves strike twice in overnight raids
Police report two tire thefts during one night with minimal car damage besides a left front tire taken from G Leicester Thomas Jr.’s coupe at 47 East Third Street. Thomas offered a reward for the culprits as the incident was logged at police headquarters. Auditors named. These Commissioners aday QO. We: St0at year. commie 12 ro dui.es .m-
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Mulard Brust
automoslee
G Leicester Thomas, Jr
East Third street
Unidentified Youth Stages a $1,400 HoldUp
A youth unidentified in reports staged a robbery seeking $1,400. The incident occurred in the morning amid a Weather Outlook for the week with general temperature notes. Authorities say the suspect used unclear means and fled the scene before police arrived. Detectives continue to investigate the motive and identity.
Two Planes Take Off On Flights Across Atlantic
Two planes launched on transatlantic flights marking a bold step in air travel. U S officials emphasized the mission's significance for international aviation progress and global connectivity.
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Atlantic
Robot pilot aids win Winnie Mae solo flight try
New York reports a robotic assisting pilot aboard the Winnie Mae as Wiley Post and a Lithuanian-American crew attempt a solo world flight from Floyd Bennett Field. Officials in Washington warned a country stopping the route could trigger penalties. The modified Bellanca carried 779 gallons of gasoline and faced a cautious takeoff as observers questioned permits and legalities with Lithuania en route.
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Lithuania
Floyd Bennett
Wiley Post
Ger Darius
Girenas
official Washington
America
Commerce department
Washington
May drop charges Carroll board acts on Ehrhart case
At a special Carroll County Board of Education meeting to consider Mrs. Olive Ehrhart and a proposed reinstatement with back pay, no action was taken, and amended charges were proposed but not seconded. The superintendent noted witnesses were scattered and Ehrhart’s teaching certificate had lapsed.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Canada
Calfornia
University of Virginia
Tait
Arrest Warrant Issued In Hansonville Vandalism Case
Annie Davis reported vandalism by her son Norvel R. Davis about 35 near Hansonville. A warrant was issued for his arrest after she claimed he dug up a hedge, chopped a rose bush, and damaged vines and trees at her property. Davis was taken into custody and sought bond as hearings were set for Monday in Peoples Court.
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Norvel R. Davis
Hansonville
Annie Mr. Davis
Davis
Caon
mabie
Charles W. Smith
Datis
Peoples Court
Daves
odar
15 Per Cent General Wage Raise By Steel
The Montgomery Womans Christian Temperance Union elected officers at Rockville. Mrs. John Gamesville was reappointed president with Miss Rebecca Turner as recording secretary and Miss Mary Marruder as corresponding secretary. Mrs. Grace Sherman and other officers were named.
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Montromers W. C. T. U
Rockville
Montgomery or Womans Christian Temperance 230
Coles
John Gamesvile
osher
Rebeca T Mreri
Mary Marruder
John F. Ham
Grace Sherman
Non-Support Charge Against James Walter Powe Continued
A non support case involving James Walter Powe was continued in People Court before Justice Bothis. The hearing occurred Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock, after Avon Bennet Powell’s attorney moved.
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James Walter Powe
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