City Firemen Win Prizes In Friday Brunswick Parade
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association held its third annual meeting with a Friday parade in Brunswick. Juniors won 75 dollars, United Fire Company took 40 dollars and two prizes for best appearance and most uniformed men. Hampstead company won for distance with apparatus. Various bands, decorated floats, and special honorary prizes followed, including a unusual B&O exhibit of a two thirds size model of an early engine.
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Carroll County
Francis Senit
American Legion
Westminster Hose Company
Eagles Lodge
Imperial Theater
Hahn
Kaplan
William Kanade
Margaret Thompson
C. AL Feete
Levin West
William Bo Gross
Frank Hagel
Myer Kapton
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American Legionnaires
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Carry R. Mace
Maryland State Firemen’ Section
Washington County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
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Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
Philadelphia
Westminster
Union Bridge Company
Francis Scott Key Post
United Rescue Truck
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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News-Post
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Funkstown and neighboring towns parade in drab march
Fire departments and engines from Funkstown Boonsboro Emmitsburg and Middletown lead a civic parade with auxiliary groups in white blue caps and decorative uniforms followed by salve and salvage units Commercial floats entertain as clouds threaten rain a parade ending with a convention dance Supper served by Ladies Auxiliary before the march The Peeping Tom case of Robert Schraver scheduled for Police Court Friday night is continued to August 6 due to custody issues
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Hampstead
Myersville
Taneytown I
Emuno
Emmitsburg
Guardian It Company
Thuarmont
Theos
Campans
Middletown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brunswic
Salvage Corps
Trperiak Thesater
Frederick
Ashe
Robert Schraver
Sixth Street
Emmett Ro
Bowhis
Hieman Ele
Daker
Explosion Fire Injures 170 in Atlantic City Plant
A massive blast at the Pure OWL Company storage plant in Atlantic City injured 170 people, including firemen, as underground tanks exploded and more than 50,000 gallons of gasoline burned. Firefighters battled the blaze for three hours from rooftops. several evacuated to hospitals.
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Pure Owl Company
Locpitals
Contra
Frank Wo
Beatty
Mars Hidden Behind Moon Tonight Across Nations
Washington July 16 The Nautical Almanac at the U S Naval Observatory reports Mars will be hidden behind the Moon during the eclipse, making the spectacle hard to see from the eastern horizon before dark. Mars reappears about 3 10 pm EST then fades as daylight. In Europe the event will show in a dark sky.
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Washington
Mars
Nautical Almanac
U. S. Naval Observatory
England
Europe
Ballenger Outing Planned by Bal lenger Farm Bureau
Plans completed for the Ballenger Farm Bureau local annual outing at Braddock Heights Thursday at 7. A basket picnic supper will be served. Theating will replace the regular Monday meeting.
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Ballenger Farm Bureau
Oeloek
Braddock Heights
No Favorite in Senate Conflict
Washington July 16 President Roosevelt stated he is not taking sides in the battle to select a Senate majority leader to replace the late Joseph T Robinson. He named Senator Harrison Mississippi as a candidate and said he has not endorsed him or any other. Harrison after meeting with the president said he had assurances no administration backing is involved. Barkley Kentucky also seeks the post and received a letter from the president urging court reorganization. Harrison said the letter was misread as a sign of White House preference.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Harrison
Mississippi
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Kentucky
Robinson
Court Rules Mae West Is Wife of Frank Wallace
The Superior Court in Los Angeles ruled Mae West is the wife of Frank Wallace and she must pay the costs of his suit. Judge Robert Kenny closed the case and stated West has been Mrs Frank Wallace since 1911, a decision met with mixed reactions from attorneys.
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Los Angeles
Mae West
Frank Wallace
Robert Kenny
Compromise Offered in Zimmerman Suit Endorsed by Court
A settlement around 24000 dollars approved by the Frederick County Court ends long litigation in the Zimmerman versus Coblentz and Fulton case. Coblentz and the Fidelity and Deposit Company would pay 18500 and 12590 respectively, Fulton 5500, with Coblentz delivering unsecured notes and transferring interest in certificates of the Peoples Liquidating Corporation, plus expected 2500 cash from trust assets, to settle all claims arising from the Central Trust Company loss. The executory trustees recommend acceptance to maximize proceeds from trust funds after costs.
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Frederick County
Eugene Zimmerman
Baltimore
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Newton A. Fulton
Walkersville
Cephas M. Thomas
Maryland Court of Appeals
Coblentz and Fulton
Thomas
Zimmerman
Central Trust Company
Fulton
Coblentz
Orphans Court
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Coblentz, Fulton
Bonding Company
Settlement Amid Trust Disputes and Trustee Resignations
Settlement approved amid questions on bonding company liability and executor bonds. Trustees report $4,723.43 remaining, after court-ordered payments, and resignations urged. Zimmerman group consents with right to nominate new trustees. court set July 31 deadline for discharge consideration. Trustees’ counsel to be paid. $150 advanced to Zimmerman repaid. rare flour par deposits found in Texas.
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Bonding Company
Fulton
Zimmerman
Donald Zimmerman
Madeline Englar
Charles E. Moylan
Michael P. Smith
Texas
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Frederick, Md
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