State Air Force Update 10 Make Up For Lost Time
State air force units resumed intensive training after weather delays. A 9 plane demonstration was planned for 5:15 pm with a buffet supper for 100 guests. Col Ernest Clark and Brig Gen Amos Woodcock were to attend, with Lieut Ross Cameron visiting from New York.
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Shine
M Charles A. Masson
H. E. Wheeler
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Ernest Clark
Third Corps
Baltimore
Amos W., W. Woodcock
Fifty-eighth Brigade
Ross Cameron
New York City
West Patrick St Home Damaged By Fire
A coal oil stove explosion caused a fire at Willard M. Garrett's bungalow on West Patrick Street. Firefighters connected a water plug after a booster stream failed. porch and kitchen walls were damaged while floors remained intact. Garrett called in the alarm and saved his car. Insurance covers the loss.
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Willard M. Garrett
West
Patrick Street
Independent Hose Company
Garrett
Car hits pole on Washington Pike near Frederick Junction
An automobile, operated by an unidentified driver, was damaged about 6 pm Thursday when it struck a pole on the right side of the Washington Pike near Frederick Junction. Occupants appeared to escape injury.
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Washington Pike
Frederick Junction
Summer Assembly Ends After Largest Attendance
The twenty first Summer Assembly session at Braddock Sleights concludes today after a record 715 attendees. Braddock Heights will host next year’s meeting July 8 1 with Rev W C Royal president and other officers named.
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Braddock
W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Assembly
Said
Braddock Heights
Omcers
Mr. Royal
Joseph T. Wails
Baltimore
Rufus W. Weaver
Washington, D. C
Samuel R. Barn
Sec
Maryland Woman's Mavy Union
Maryland-Distict of Columbia Baptist Pastors’ Conference
W. W
Eastern Paplist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Kyle R. Yates
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Abs. Barnes
Marylane Beptist Woman's Missionary Open
Training School
Baptist Training Union
Adams
Carter Helm Jones
Williamsburg
Unfair Practice Charged by NLRB to Republic Co
The National Labor Relations Board charges Republic Steel Corporation with numerous labor violations during the steel strike. It alleges 735 workers were discharged for joining the Workers Organizing Committee and that others faced threats of discharge, with Masillon and Canton employees locked out due to union activity.
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NLRB
Republic CO
Washington
Dais
Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Tine Board
Eo Workers Organizing Committee
John L. Lewis
Massilon
Canton
Ohio
Revocation of Beer License Upheld in Maryland Case
The Maryland State License Bureau affirmed Frederick County Commissioner G F Myers April 30 decision revoking Sidney B Michael’s beer license near Jefferson after findings he sold beer to minors Raymond Fatter, 17, and Morris Haines, 20. Michael denied the sale. Potter testified it occurred. Attempts to bring Haines to the hearing failed. Mathias and Schnauffer represented parties.
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Frederick County
G. F. Myers
Sidney B. Michael
Jefferson
Michael
Mr. Myers
Raymond Fatter
Morris Haines
Yarrowsburg
Washington County
Potter
Haines
State Bureau
Charles McC. Mathias
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Mild Selling Pressure Notes Stock Market Activity
New York reports mild selling pressure in today's market with fractional losses for several issues. Chrysler declines sharply while U S Steel loses early strength. some gainers appear near mid session as trading remains brisk and quick. The pound sterling closes at 4.965.
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New York
Chrysler
LU. S
Breaks Collarbone Ends Vacation for Miss Jean Roop
Miss Jean Roop daughter of Mr and Mrs G F Roap of Catonsville suffered a broken shoulder after falling from a bed striking a suitcase while visiting relatives James A Gil and wife. She was taken to a Baltimore hospital and has returned home.
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Jean Roop
G. FE. Roap
Airy
James A. Gil
Catonsville
Jean
Tinive Traltimore
Wees Loeph
Gas Tank Explosion Hurts Ten in Atlantic City
A 10,000 gallon gasoline tank exploded at the Pure Oil Company storage plant in Atlantic City North Carolina injuring at least ten people including three firefighters. A second drum and four smaller tanks also erupted as gasoline leaked into a nearby tenement district amid subsequent blasts.
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Atlantic City
N. C
Pure Oil Company
Appropriations Pass 7.5 Billion Mark
Congress has appropriated more than 7.5 billion dollars for federal expenditures this year. The Interior Department is allotted about 29.3 million, with potential reductions before final approval next week.
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Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Barius
Desperado Ray Trexler Tracked After Kidnap Case
Sapulpa Oklahoma reports roads watched for Ray Trexler the southwest's top criminal as he fleeced northward after abducting the son of a New York oil man. A 16 year old boy named Markham was wounded. two companions escape. A Texas convict seized Markham's ampahile and forced his companion before releasing him eight hours later.
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Sapulpa Okla
Ray ‘Trexler
New York
Baird If Markham
Ada Oklahoma Presley
Texas
Young Markham
Ampahile
Arcompany
Markhams
Here
Annapolis Site Valued for New State Building Project
City and county treasurers release figures showing the College avenue site totals 42 dollars in assessed valuation and taxes. The state would need to buy six parcels to obtain possession of the site for the proposed state building.
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Annapolis
College Avenue
Whcn
Louis N. Phipps
Thousands to take state exams in three cities
More than 1,000 persons will take state examinations tomorrow in Hagerstown Cambridge and Baltimore for appointment to positions in the personnel of the State Roads Commission and the State Conservation Commission.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cambridge
State Roads Commission
State Conservation Commission
Behind The Scenes In Washington Labor War Fizzled Plans
Washington reports say lawmakers plot to appeal to labor leaders to halt jurisdictional strikes stirring public anger. A senate ally of the labor movement reportedly asked Roosevelt to propose a peace formula, while figures like George Berry and John Lewis are connected to the stalled plan. Some see the White House as avoiding this approach.
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Congress
AL Foof L
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Ol-Afl
Lavarnoage
George Berry
Tennessee
Pressmen’s Union
Lavor
Crude Forecast on Labor Row Palaver Headlines
The column notes a potential bid by liberal legislators to urge an agreement preventing jurisdictional strikes between the A F L and craft unions. It predicts friction with Lewis and Green as realists push for a neutral board to settle disputes while the Roosevelt era politics loom. It also mentions a renewed temperance clip sheet from the Methodist Church: Supreme Court decisions on strong drink and prohibition debates amid a wet nation.
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Roosevelt
Labor
A. F. of
Congress
A. Flof L
C. OJ
Lewis
Green el Als
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Supreme Court
Methodist Board
Con Italg
NEA Server, Inc
Petitions Seek Farm Legislation And Grain Stabilization
Washington July 16 Five petitions circulated among Congress members call for early enactment of farm legislation including ever normal granary and price support scrap control. They warn next year’s surpluses could cause disastrously low prices and are signed by several administration leaders. Bushey named to Carroll county election board after committee recommendation, replacing the late Edward Gilbert.
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Washington
Congress
Bushey
Airy
Board of Election Supervisors
Carroll County
Republican Central Committee
Edward Gilbert
New Windsor
Impasse in Spanish control plan cloudy amid war in Madrid
Insurgent planes bomb Madrid suburb as government forces push westward on the eleventh day of the central Spain offensive. French and British diplomacy seek substantial progress and withdrawal of foreign fighters before granting belligerent status to Franco's forces.
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London
England
Europe
Spain
Charles Corbin
Albert Labrun
France
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Franco
Pennsylvania Troops Head to Indiantown Gap Training Camp
Indiantown Gap hosts a two week summer encampment for the 2th Division Pennsylvania National Guard. About 700 officers and 8 344 enlisted troops will train under U S Army supervision with simulated combat, fortifications and counterattacks. A separate notice reports the Etzler property sale in Libertytown where Jesse M Pittinger purchased the nine room dwelling and storeroom.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania National Guard
Etzler
Lelta Ro Etaler
Libertytown
Jesse M. Pittinger
Thertytown
Fdscia Deviliss
Sterling Spurnee
Fo Learaine Simpson
Irving
Albaugh
Leslie
Cablentz
Altariny
Arkansas Governor Candidate Speculation Shifts Senate Race
Political observers expect Governor Carl Raney Chavez of Arkansas to enter the race as the election circle tightens. The field sees Battley aligned with Rew Wood supporters amid shifting alliances and potential cabinet implications.
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Senate
Carl Raney Chavez
Arkansas
Baitey
Rew Wood
Senate Bitter to Roosevelt Amid Court Bill Battle
Washington, July 16. Bitter Senate reaction to President Roosevelt’s court bill and the death of Senator Robinson mark a tense period. Senators Nuys and Burke denounce dictation, while others say reopening proceedings after the funeral tempers the period of mourning. The stalemate over judiciary legislation signals renewed partisan clash when the Senate resumes.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Washington
Little Rock
MM Robinson
Robinson
Vitr Nuys
Burke DO
Snd
Senate
Physicians Death After Shooting at Home
Dr. George W. Webster died after being shot in his home in mysterious circumstances. Police say the physician, who was attacked in the early hours, named no attacker before collapse. Patrolman Charles McNamara reported injuries to the stomach and shoulder. An ambulance surgeon noted Webster claimed robbers tempted him. The shooter remains unknown and S100 was reported.
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Tyratte Couriel Webster
Roosevelt Leads Nation in Paying Last Respects to Robinson
Washington July 16 AP The nation gathers in the Senate chamber to mourn Senator Robinson. President leads nation in paying respects as floral air fills the marble hall. Relatives including Mrs. Robinson and her brothers sit near the casket amid wreaths and the empty chair the senator used for 24 years.
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Roosevelt
Robinson Romage
Washington
Welt
Senate
Cignithari
Aseph Robinson
Terie
Robinson
Cha
Grady Miller
Joseph Brewer
Joseph Robinson
Jap Casualties In North China Climb To 20 Dead
The Japanese official reported 20 dead and 60 wounded among North China casualties with two new deaths noted after a clash between Chinese forces. Reports say Japanese defenses are massing to isolate Peiping as residents flee. Chinese ambassador Wang said he pressed Washington and other treaty powers to act in the Sino Japanese crisis.
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North
China
Associated Press
Tao
Peiping
Washington
Clt. Wang
United States
Wane
Vento
Weather Record Precipitation and Temp Report
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation 0.75 inches, July to date 177 inches? July normal 0.40 inches. Actual July 1956 4.28 inches. 1937 was wetter. Temperature same period notes high and low: year ago 94, last night 72, year ago low 62. Potomac streams muddy. sundry data unclear.
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Alcon
Tomerray
Potomac
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