Six Hurt In Head-On Car Collision Near Braddock Heights
Six persons were injured in a head-on crash on National highway near Braddock Heights around 2:30 am. Five remained in Frederick Gooy Hospital, one discharged. Injured include Clar W Huffer Grayson Crouse Russell Young Mabel Brodie Elizabeth Crossman and a sixth unnamed person. State Officer B H Cecil investigated.
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Teeen Muddletown
Braddick
Frede Gooy Hospital
Clar W. Huffer
North Ben Street
Lee
Grayson Crouse
Russel Young
Beach
Ohio
Biss Mabel Brode
Washington
Elzabeth Crossman
West Virginia
C. E. Cline and Son
Frederick
Ceci
Bo- Hee
Young
Tom Thumb Wedding Narrates Unclear Local Nuptials
A garbled report describes a wedding at Tom Thumb, naming guests such as President Roosevelt Col Lindbergh and Governor Nice among dignitaries. The Reverend Harvey Shue is listed as church pastor, with several attendees and ushers mentioned in fractured text.
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Tom Wedane
Irnemstown
Jean Ushers
Jesse Stun
Bosby Renn
Samland Soup Bride
Cataammy
Thelma
Roosevelt
Sistie
Buzzie’ Dall
Charles Lindbergh
Harry Nice
Harvey Shue
JAPANESE BEETLES SPURS CONTROL IN MANY AREAS
Federal inspectors report few Japanese beetles in the city while many areas show active beetle presence. University entomology officials plan a statewide survey to guide control measures. Interior farm spray recommendations are discussed as part of a coordinated effort to curb infestations.
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Cour
J. M. Wa
Sateline Entomology Department
University
Fand
Deniel Penal Farm Milk Sold in Washington Report
Governor announces a new form and report on penal farm milk sales in Washington. Officials say the state program is entered into concern and town involvement is noted. The text mentions Saturday activity and Kearns reply as part of the ad and government response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deniel Penal Farm
Washington
T Kearns
New Forma
Government closes in on fugitive Dainard linked to Wererhauser case
Reports say federal agents hunt William Dainard, brother of the Wererhauser kidnapping, as Margaret Waler awaits sentencing for involvement. G men roam the Pacific Northwest, denying or confirming pursuit amid speculation over the “U bersh law” conspiracy charges.
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Tacoma
Wash
Wiliam Dainard
George Wererhauser Kiping
Margaret Waler
Buc
Dainard
Alas Mahaz
Farm Bureau Meeting Address by Water E Burrai
Water E Burrai near New Market will address the regular Farm Bureau meeting of Bellencer County. Members gather to discuss local agricultural issues and cooperative programs.
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Farm Bureau
E. Burrai
New Market
Far Bureau
Bellencer d
Schuschnigg to retain post after fatal car crash
Ling Austria July 14. Chancellor Schuschnigg determined to lead Austria's fascist government despite his wife killed in an automobile crash near Vienna. Von Stahremberg temporarily in charge as investigation continues. Schuschnigg not seriously injured, visits church mourners, son Kurt injured in wreck left in hospital. Thousands march in Paris Bastille Day protests with sporadic clashes but overall calm.
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Ling
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austriaa
Stefan Matzinger
Associated Press
Schuschnigg
Vienna
Ermmst von Stahremberg
Home Forces
Stamp PS story of explorer Sturt and Murray River
A damaged OCR recounts European exploration in Australia. It mentions Sturt’s 1830s and 1840s journeys, a 1920 stamp marking the Murray River discovery, and later questions about a great ruler and the Persians. The text is fragmented and mixes dates, places, and achievements with unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co- South
Australia
Sturt
Murray Fiver, Co. Inc
Ills with Meningitis Strikes Conservation Worker in Salisbury
Salisbury Maryland July 14 Joseph Richardson 32 year old civilian conservation corps worker confined at Peninsula General Hospital with meningitis. One of six cases to be reported on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Joseph Richardson
Cilian Conservation Corps
Peninsula General Hospital
Maryland
Eleven Pass Examinations for Montgomery Police Eligible List
Eleven of twenty four applicants passed the State Employment Commission exam to create an eligible list for Montgomery County Police in Rockville. Top scores include Carl V. Ramey 88.22, Arthur T. Burke, Leslie B. Thompson, and others. If vacancies arise, commissioner Harry C. Jones will send the first five names to the county commissioners and may certify more if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
State Employment Commission
Montgomery County
Carl V. Ramey
Rock
Arthur T. Burke
Liver Spring
Leslie B. Thompson
Rockiille
Gassaway
W. Lin Boyds
Frank A. Lane
Takoma Park
Pranklin J. Waters, Jr
Germanton
Wiliam R. Travers
Thomas E. Brown
Francis E. Gamore
Rock Poolesvile
M. Whalen
Harry C. Jones
Convicted Banker Luke Lea Denied Pardon by North Carolina Governor
Luke Lea former United States Senator from Tennessee was denied clemency by Gov. J O B Ehringhaus at the North Carolina State Prison. Lea convicted in 1931 for conspiracy to defraud the DeJ Bank and Trust Co but his petitions for pardon or commutation were declined after a lengthy review. Also noted: Maryland farm count rose by 1 209 from 1930 to 1935 while farm land value fell by 356 170 168 to 24 064 142.
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Raleigh
N. C
Luke Lea
United States
Tennessee
North Carolina
J. O. B. Ehringhaus
Lea
Mar
Asheville
de J Bank and Trust Company
Luke Lea, Jr
Wallace B. Davis
The
Central Bank
Davis
Leas
Maryland
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East Second
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Howard T. Perkins
North Bentz Street
Dorothy Himes
Route 5
Lawrence Fagan
Franklin B. Wise
Dever. D
Phebus Felowme
Ben the More
Reckless
Orcer
Ane
Tom Thumb
Adamstown
U. S
Ars Lythmant Spee
Rilus
Edo Amd
yToday’s
Rembrande
Narra
Massachusetts
Lafayette
National Guard
France
Germany
Neamaha
Hip Tome
Emerald
U.S
Mahan
Schuschnigg 10
Paris
Veterans’ Organization
Voix de Fue
Limoges
Dijon
Strasbourg
Ceerigs
Explorer
Montgomery
Plaid Taffeta
New York
du Ponnt
John D.hendrickson
Westinghouse
America
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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