Abundant Water Supply Reported Amid Drought Strains
Amid hot weather reports say water supplies remain plentiful in many towns despite some localized shortages. Officials note reservoirs and springs continue to feed towns such as Freeland, Thurmont, and Emmitsburg, with infrastructure upgrades and WPA projects aiding reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawlaad Las
Alrthan Tichard
Henry Oo
Preston
Myersyilte
Wachtel
Te Foxn
Ilok
Maveriitie Fire Company
Serenity
New Middletown
PWA
Rube A. Reed
Emmitsburg Water Company
Thompson
Thurmont
Walkeravite
Woodsbro
Buckeystown
Fishing Creek
Borah Allies Talk With Calverner Evel rnd Topeka Kans
Fragmentary report from Topeka indicates Borah allies meeting with Calverner Evel and Governor Lahdy to discuss Republican prospects. Mentions John Thones of Idaho and a rural Senate ally in the context of future conferences and candidate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calverner Evel
Topeka
Kans
Tao Presconen
Ion Meralhomen
Ail M. Lahdy
Frank One
Rome
Immediate Steps To Control Beetle Urged
Dr George Langford of Maryland Extension warns delayed control fails. Beetles emerge over weeks, threatening apple peach grape and cherry trees. residential fogging advised. Sprays and traps plus soil treatment recommended. jarring infested trees catches many beetles.
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Afary
Jan i
George So Langford
University of Maryland Extension Service
Langford
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Aberdeen
Chesapeake City
Delmar
Ele
Tangford
Moo
Almple
Tradt
Mormon Monument Impact Grows in Palmvera Branch
Since the erection of the Mormon monument a year ago on the Hill of Cumor near Palmvea NSW membership has risen about ten percent in the Palmvera branch.
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Cumorab
Palmvea
Nsw
Mfomman
Palmvra
Thousands Of Wyonting Cattle Sent To Markets
Drought woes hit Wyoming counties with thousands of cattle moved to markets as pastures fail. Farmers report losses, water holes dry, and grazing lands burned, while land records show estate sales rising in Maryland as markets react to drought pressures.
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Roly
Bag Catiiemen
Billie Hope
Peorniinens
Akouthy
Landownie
Siborkdon
Fred
Tate Conn
Stock Swindling Scheme Indicts Twenty-One People and Five Firms
Federal grand jury in Gainesville charges twenty-one individuals and five corporations with participating in a large stock swindling operation. Indictments return after year-long probe by postal inspectors, Justice Department, and the Securities Commission, alleging multiple violations of securities law across twelve cities, centered in Chicago.
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Washington
Uly
Gainesville
Gavan
Jett Jurns
Burns
Lawrence S. Camp
United States
ALOE
Tie
Chicago
Une
Mlace Preseni Tahen
Miso
Varny
Wie Department of Justice
Securities Commisistor
Heat wave grips Midwest with record highs and storms
Chicago and surrounding counties endure a harsh heat wave with temperatures reaching 105 degrees on city streets and 104 at Cumberland. Forecasters warn of continuing heat as high pressure systems move east, with cooler rains aimed for the east later.
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Rocky Manavin
Atlantic
North Pacific
City
Airport B
Emmitsbury
Tere Mourrters
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Olive
Frederick
Discovery of Asphalt from Caribbean Pitch Powering Global Roads
A historical account recalls Walter Raleigh’s voyage on March 22, 1592, where he discovered a pitch rich island near Trinidad. The pitch, used to caulk ships, proved superior and today underpins much of the world’s asphalt supply. The narrative notes a long decline in the lake’s level and features a stamp picturing Raleigh’s seaside find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raleigis
Owas
Trinidad
Raleigh
West Virginia Wins Right to Condemn Bridge
West Virginia obtained legal authority to condemn the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge over the Potomac at Harpers Ferry. The action follows a dispute over state and Maryland power to condemn the structure and set a price via five appointed appraisers. Work is to begin after Maryland officials meet to finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Toan
W. Va
West Virginia
Potomac
Cyreale Cours
Harpers Perry Bridge Company
Maryland
Woot
Washington County
West Varaina Banks
Commission
Maryland Commision
Rumanian Reform Effort Fails Under a Reformist Ruler
A reform-minded ruler sought to modernize Romania but facing entrenched opposition failed to implement sweeping changes. The effort aimed at liberalization, modernization of institutions, and economic shifts, but resistance from elites undermined the agenda.
Lindbergh To Make Call On Adolf Hitler
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler will meet with Colonel Charles A Lindbergh. Arrangements are said complete for Lindbergh to visit Germany July 22 and 23 with officials keeping the trip secret. The envoy seeks a scientific, non political framing of the visit.
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Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Adolf H Hltler
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tom Morrow
Germany
United States
Weather drives bans as crops suffer and pools stay crowded
Residents say ongoing heat requires mediate rains to save crops and corn showing sun damage while the town leans toward swimming pools amid another ban ker day.
Girls Return Home After Brief Runaway From Mansfeld
Two teenage girls Dorothy and Ataoood left Mansfeld after their parents died. They rode with a couple to Hagerstown and then Rockville before returning home after being found. Authorities say the girls feared consequences but were eager to return.
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Qleamont
Jiny
Mansfeld
Ghigo
Dorothy Eacileh
Wiltini Hull Aince
Ataoood
Bere Atwood
Mansfield
Oblo City
Rocksite
Hagerstoan
Iong
Mapsteed
Ouf
Mt Helwing
Dorothy
Polite
Atwood
Dorothy GS
Edge Work Planned For Vehicular And Pedestrian Traffic
A report notes that a project improves access for vehicles and pedestrians will proceed with phased construction. Officials say completion is anticipated in three percent intervals, aiming to minimize disruption while widening the route for safer transit.
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Klein 'Gh Et al Hebert
Bennett
Dota
Shantung
Aprelict MM Ntla Service Inc
Rumania
Frederick Memorial
Hinten
Toourtet
Mar Omre
Patrick Telephone
C.E. Cline & Son
Prompile
OLD
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Thone
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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