Death of Lucy Frost in Frederick County truck accident
Lucy Frost aged five died after stepping into the path of a heavy eastbound truck on National Highway near Braddock Heights. Eyewitnesses described her shading her eyes from the sun before entering the road. Driver Casper Cine and files from the accident were reviewed. death attributed to brain injury. Funeral planned at Calvary Methodist Church with burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss F. Lucena Frost
Tewartiy
Momig
Casper E Cine
Braddock
Abi
Chesver Nepper
Hagerstown
Mim
Frederick City
Hotel Vindorem
Braddock Heights
A Pearre
Akull Thepper
Louis Komm
Alton. Bennett
Woner
Branc
Cline
Meanes
Miss Prost
Frederick
Lucy
Calvary Methodist
Ott Braddock
Biss
Alghey
Alexander Klein
Egus
Baltimore
Wey
T. Milburn
Kuepper
Ahmen
Ferseas Law
Sivas
Millard
Kefauver
Acros
Gottlolb Bausler
Cilie
Dore
Makber
Trafic
Boer Crum
Maepger
Federal
Mies Prost
We En
Pannie Frost
Shia City
Cine
Highland Lodge
G. We Willems
Calvary Church
Weather summary and precipitation totals for today
Weather report notes 24 hour and 36 year precipitation comparisons with inches and percentages. It lists high and low temperatures, forecast for tomorrow, and mentions streams Monocacy and nearby rivers with related observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meries
Wmes Rivera
Motkty
Magyar Endres Reach Budapest This Afternoon
Captains Alexander Magyar and George Endres piloted the trans Atlantic monoplane Justice for Hungary toward Budapest after sighting near Vienna. They were reported en route from Vienna and expected to land in Budapest around the mid afternoon, with a three hour remaining flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Vienna
George Exdiee
Alexander Magyar
Hungary
Aspert
Extrade
Oo Lhe Gesters
Jay 18
Aires
Magyar
George Endres
Ling
Austris
Cepa
Brann and Castle Acquire Oyster Farm at Walkersville
Brann and Castle completed the purchase of the Chestnut Hill Farm near Walkersville, now Brann Castle Farm, totaling 146 acres. The deal, handled by W. Clin McSherry, includes plans to renovate buildings into first class stables with an exercise track. The price is reported around 50000 dollars.
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Chestnut Hill
Oyster Place
Walkerville
William Brann
New York
Rovert
Castle
Battinire
Brann- Caste
Messrs
Brann
Caste
Frederick
W. Clin McSherry
Lord DeWar
Frederick County
Walkersville
Messrs. Brann
Castie
Berkshire Mountains
New York City
Florida
Pramus Scott Key
Aovi
H. G. Gore
Washington
Jean de SeveLinges
Thouma Kelley
Palmer Found Guilty in Larceny Case Against Edison Co
The jury found Albers C Palmes of this city guilty of larceny of electric current from the Dotomac Edison Company. The defendant faced a sentence of 23 dollars plus costs, with bond posted for appeal. A separate review noted a related assault conviction involving Lenich and Lenhart, with Lenhart receiving a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotomac Edison Company
Albers C. Palmes
Goaz
Mater
Coaries Leniach
Lenhart
Lea
Hart Eas
Reduction in Gas Rates by Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison announces a gas rate cut effective August 14, with a 7 to 11 percent average reduction for domestic users. New monthly rates: 1.95 per 1000 for 27 000 cu ft, 1.65 for next 10 000, 1.20 for next 30 000, and 1.05 for additional. Old rates listed. Frederick, Maryland, remains the sole local gas supplier. The change aims to ease costs for domestic consumers despite reduced overall gas revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Thasm
Erick City
Frederick Cy
Four Army Flyers Die As Two Planes Collide
Four Army airmen including Major Charis V. Hart a flight surgeon and pilot Captain Carlos J. Chamberlain Lieut K Austin Rogers and Cadet Endicott Longacre were killed when their two planes collided four miles south of Brookes Field San Antonio Texas on July 16 The pilots were at 300 to 400 feet when the midair crash occurred Major Hart a noted night surgeon and air corps pioneer held a pilot’s rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Brookes Field
Brookesfield
Charis V. Hart
Carlos J. Cimmberlain
New York City
K. Austin Rogers
Endicott Longacre
Hart
Rogers
Air Corps
Railroads seek 15 percent fare increase at ICC hearing
Washington AP reports counsel for U S railroads urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a 15 percent increase and keep the case open for possible further raises. Henry Wolf Bide argued for the railroads. Stechard J J Peles countered that without extra revenue service could not continue, stressing it is vital to public welfare. A separate note mentions property damage to a fence on West Third Street from a collision and a Shrine convention gathering planned in Frisco with plans for a 1357 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Wolf Bide
Stechard J. J. Peles
York
Hartford
Promotion of NEA Aide to Undersecretary of State
A Cabinet aide from the NEA Washington Bureau has been promoted to Undersecretary of State. The move shifts senior diplomatic staff roles as officials announce the appointment and its implications for policy oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Susewy
Ot State
Missionary Conference Activities at Hood College Campus
Students and ministers from Westminster Reformed Church and Frederick Evangelical Reformed join a Summer conference at Hood College. Sessions include sunset talks by Dr Calvin K Staucs and Mrs Staudt, a Saturday campus grants program, an illustrated lecture by Rev Dr Jacov G Rupp, and a farewell consecration service. Delegates also attend a campus treasure hunt and baseball game between York and Westminster.
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Calvin K. Staucs
Staudt
Bagdad
Iraq
Sonteht
The
Reformed Church
Brodweck Hall
Hood College
Ween
Varus
Jacov G. Rupp
Allentown
W. C. Hut
Joseph H. Apple
Westminster Reformed Church
New Mexico Asks Clemency for A B Fall
A telegram from New Mexico’s two senators and both houses asking clemency for former Secretary of the Interior Albers N. B. Fall was sent to the White House and then to the Justice Department. Fall awaits commitment to a New Mexico prison to serve one year and a day for taking a bribe related to a natal reserve lease. The President will act after Justice studies the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Mexico
Albers N. B
White House
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Interior
Bridge Bid Notice Near Ceresville and Mt Pleasant
State Roads Commission invites bids through July 28 for the construction of a one way bridge over Israels Creek between Ceresville and Mt Pleasant about one mile east of Ceresville. The project aims to replace a bridge on a section with a history of accidents. Estimated cost details and scope described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Seei
Go Creek
Ceresvile
Mt. Pleasant
Ceresville
International Parley Looms As German Crisis Rises
A Paris meeting with U S France and Britain yields no firm decision on the Young Plan and Hoover moratorium. Secretary Stimson travels to London for a heads of government gathering while Berlin banks reopen for payrolls amid a tense diplomatic crawl.
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Donal Supervision Atte
Serres
Dsres
Ths
Germany
Stimson
Paris
Hruensing
MacDonald
England
Berlin
London
Hoover
Bruening
United States
Three Die In Maryland Auto Crashes
Three people died in Maryland auto accidents today. A ten year old boy and a woman perished in separate embankment crashes near Gwynn Oak park and Braddock and another victim, Miss Lucy Prost, 39, was killed by a truck driven by Chester Knepper at Braddock. A picnic party from Elisabethtown, Pennsylvania, collided with a Kingsville resident’s car at an intersection. Authorities reported one man fined and others injured as details emerged.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gwynn Oak Park
Elisabethtown
Exnes
Amy
Kingsville
Conowingo Road
Lancaster
Eva BR. B. Daveler
Harry
Daveler
Pennsylvania
Lou G. ‘Snyder
Alma Snyder
Posee Percena
Tas
Lucy Prost
Chester Knepper
Hagerstown
Braddock
Knepper
Ces Allan Rogers
Woodiam
Item
Guyon
Marriage of Mrs Esther Coblentz Sams and Mr Englesing
Announcement of the July wedding of Mrs Esther Coblents Sams daughter of Senator Emory L Coblentz of Predetick and Middletown to Mr Francs C Englesing son of Mrs Sarah W Englesing and the late Frank C Inglesing 3rd of Port Gibson Miss at Christ Church by the Sea Cristobal Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Coblents Sams
Emory L. Coblentz
Predetick
Middletown
Francs C. Englesing
Sarah W Englesing
Frank C. Inglesing
Port ‘Gibson
Miss
Episcopal Church
Christ Church by-the--Sea
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Hood College
Columbia University
Balboa Heights
Atlantic City
N. J
Englesing
Quartermaster Construction Service
A. S. cAmmy
Fort Davis
University of Mississippi
Magdalen College
Oxford University
England
Royal Flying Corps
South
Central America
China
Rev Kip Resigns After Several Years at Brunswick Church
Reverend Samest A Kip announced his resignation as pastor of the Brunswick Church of God after several years of service and delivered his farewell sermon Sunday, ending his tenure with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipe
Samest A. Kip
Petto
Brunswick
Bank Directors Hold Annual Outing at host’s home
The annual outing of local bank directors was held Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael with a buffet supper of iced chicken ham sandwiches deviled eggs and molded jello. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C E Cline Mrs Exrntat C Webb Mr and Mrs B D Michael and many others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Derdenkins
Rado Wjisv
Predesek Hill GroUp
Edward Gue
E. K
Edwar
Yies
Major McBride
Mrs. Michael
Michael
Bank
C. E. Cline
Exrntat C. Webb
B.D. Michael
E. McBride
Mari H. Howard
Arthur H. Dall
John N. Clary
Mas
A. Dewey Zimmerman
Mir
Lewis H Enoch
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Albert J. Bussard
Hammond Clary
H. Dorsey
Charles A. Ogle
Edgar E. Thomes
Earl K. Linthicum
Francis B. Sappington
Albert A. Boyer
Lemuel J. Meller
Roger L. Dade
Maurice J. Dade
John 8. Bowlus
Ira D. Watkins
D. Edgar Smith
M. L. Nicodemus
Harvey W. Moxley
Henry L. Bushey
Herman A. Young
H. Ray Smith
C. O. Gochnauer
C. E. Smith
Harvey EF. Ramsburg
J. Windsor Williams
George F. Smith
Charen P. Knock
Spencer E. Stup
George W. Heinlein
de. A. A. Radcliff
John M. Culler
James H. Falk
E. Cline
Jr. Upton Michael
James Etchison
Thomas A. Barnes
H. ©. Bummers
Herbert
Schroeder
Ernest C. Webb
Alen R. Smith
Melvin McEngie
Henry 5. Keller
Nathan G. Dorsey
George W. Grimes
Exiwin Tec Linthicum
Jesse
Carey
Helstey Corrie
Helen S. Michael
Harriet E Shoox
Virginia S. Cline
Isabelle
Two Die in Labor Union War in Chicago Forest Park Saloon
Two men were fatally wounded in a Forest Park saloon early today in a labor union outbreak. Victims were L. Murphy, Bernard Dakey, and Frank Davis, all with police records. Gunmen entered the back room ordered patrons to surrender, fired about a dozen shots, then fled in a waiting car.
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Chicago
Forest Park
Charlerot Drops Out of Middle Atlantic League
Charlerot withdraws from the Middle Atlantic League affecting upcoming schedule. The franchise returns to Offinrais the Hague, with today’s game cancelled and no play by Jeane mette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlerot
Wharlerol
Middle Atlantic
Offinrais
Hague
Jeanemette
Porto Rico Day Violations Reported By Provisional Unit
AP dispatch from San Juan reports that Porter Woodcock said violations of the promat on act were found in Porto Rico. He sails for New York where the enforcement unit will be increased to 900 officers to provide closer contact and better cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsan
PR. SF
AW. W. Woedcock
Med States Pro
Porto Rico
Sman Woodcock
New York
Burned by Gas Explosion in Frederick Apartment
Mrs. Alice N. Willard, 73, was gravely burned when gasoline fumes ignited from a stove in her third floor apartment on West Second street. Her granddaughter was lightly burned. both were treated as firemen extinguished the blaze after attempts to douse it with water worsened the fire. The incident occurred as Willard cleaned a bed spread with gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Aliee NL Willard
Mowpit
Wilard
John N. Clary
West Second Street
James
Wee
Independent Bar
Wiliam Meredith Sarith
Willard
Frederick
Clary
Crops and weather shaping up in Maryland week ending July 14
Weather and crop report by John Weeks notes favorable growth across Maryland with mild to warm days and showers. Corn and wheat progress, strawberries being harvested, and fruit trees developing while some heavy showers caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mderyland
John RL Weeks
Maryland
Allecheny Mountain
Washington and
Allegany
Siere
Tate Gateeoy
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Lucy Frost
Frederick Lady
B.cline Summer Hoke
Vomn
Baye
Budawal
Sidxiy
Oyster Farm
Palmer
Potomac Edison
Sumers
West Third Street
Crabtree
Sheine
Frisco
Geveland
Jair
Sen Pos
Mat Basselec
Shrine of North
Davention
Airaghts
Point of Reoks
NEA
Comirg
Mrs. Staudt
A. B
Israels Creek
Nota America
United
Rein
International
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Mercury
U. S
France
Britain
National Committee
Harford County
Balsianore
Mary End
Sam Snortress
George Gover
Consolidated Gas and Eectric Company
Emmerton
Shortress
Gover
Shortreas
Rhett Tema
Pionte
Conowingo
Sren
Horace
Cesaur
Ron Telaoman
Esther ¢. Sams
Churches of God
Alice MW
West
Second St
Greeline
Angier
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