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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1931

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Gasoline Explosion Injures York Box Car Worker

A train incident near York injures 50 year old Alliam I Comer from Frederick. A hose breaks during unloading causing 19,009 gallons to ignite. Comer suffers first and second degree burns across his body and is hospitalized in critical condition. three crew members escape unharmed.

Mura Comer Frederick H Im Hysitians Mart East Worl York Efset Theamily Pennsylvania

Pet Show at Baker Park Draws Crowd with Unique Pets

About 200 people gathered Friday evening at Baker Park for the annual pet show. Dogs scampered and cats hissed while mice stayed quiet as owners paraded their animals on the grass. Prizes went to Paul Maione for smallest exhibit and Yullan P Delphey for most unusual pet a duck won a clay modeling set and Gilmore Flautt Jr received water colors.

Baku Park Wien Paul Maione Yullan P. Delphey Gimore Flautt, Jr Baker Park Mary C. Oto Charles W. Tales

Weather Today Declares Mopacacr and Sco Town Streams

Report notes numerous streams in Mopacacr and Sctomaa towns with varying levels of river flow. Indicates potential minor flooding near low-lying areas and advises residents to monitor increases in water levels and heed local alerts.

Political forecasts amid Hoover moratorium debate

Rodney Dutch her comments discuss Hoover's debt moratorium and its potential political impact ahead of 1932. Republicans seek improvement in business conditions while Democrats push for a national victory, with forecasts noting uncertainty and the role of public mood in elections.

Rodney Ductcher TEA Weiler Washington Hoover Snd Mr. Hoover Europé

Jefferson shoulder protest prompts site inspection

Delegation from Jefferson alleges road shoulders are misaligned with sidewalks, some higher or lower than pavement. Engineer Williar to visit Jefferson Monday to inspect the site as state road officials hear the complaint. Roadwork along the Frederick to Jefferson stretch continues, with concrete pours noted from Jefferson to Knoxville and condemnation proceedings ongoing on the Zimmerman property.

Abram Hemp W. Hayes Brown David Pry Emory Reinberg Lem Bos Chad Censer Joan W. Grove A. H. Ed Baltimore Wednes de State Harry D. Williar State Roads Conmission G. Clintor Uhl Sta Roads Commission Mr. Williar Robert Reindollar Pri Wililar

Four Die in Storm as Lightning Strikes Farmers

In Detroit on July 18 four people were killed by lightning and seven drowned during a severe electrical storm after a 100 degree day. Farmers Clark Hixon of Rochester and Edward Lang of Saginaw were killed, while 11 year old Aisoa Hayes and Edna Dupiss of St. Joachim Ont died when lightning hit a barn. Many others suffered prostrations.

Detroi Clark Hixon Rochester Edward Lang Saginaw Aisoa Hayes Edna Dupiss St. Joachim Ont

Pilot aims to break Hawks Havana record in nonstop flight

Roosevelt Field July 14 AP reports James Goodwin of New York attempted a nonstop 1400 mile flight to Havana to beat Capt. Frank Hawks record of 9 hours 20 minutes. Hawks returned in 8 hours 44 minutes with refueling stops at Miami and Charlotte.

Roosevelt Field N. X James Goodwin New York Zee Droker Havana Cuba Frank Hawks Hawks Mami Charlotte N.C Hall

More Non-Stop Cases Heard in Peoples Court

Reported docket details show frequent hearings at Peoples Court with several defendants named including Houck, Sensan, Mouck, Maint, and Wood. The session involved multiple appearances and preliminary releases, with case statuses unclear due to OCR issues.

Peoples Court Sik Houck W. R. Sensan Omer Mouck James Maint Fone M. Wood

Paris Opens Talks with German Leaders in High-Stakes Meeting

Paris July 18 AP Negotiations charged with importance to France and Germany began today as Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius arrived from Berlin. It marks the first official German presence in Paris since 1871 and both sides warn peace hinges on this outcome. Bruening signals aim for a settlement as a basis for lasting peace, while Paris demands a principal agreement before London talks.

Paris France Germany Premer Laval Chancelier Brieficg Poreignister Curtius Berlin Bismarck German Empire Versailles Europe London I Curtius Bruening

Chicken thief whipped and sentenced to six years

Wilmington July 18 AP Robert Elliott 33 convicted at Georgetown on larceny for stealing chickens was whipped with ten lashes at the New Castle workhouse and will serve six years. His term also includes additional prison time as part of measures to curb rising chicken thefts.

Wimngton Del Robert Elliott Georgetown New Castle Elliott

Representative Vincent Dies Aboard U S Ship

Representative J Bird J Vincent Republican of Midhwan died today aboard an Army transport ship. The AP dispatch from New York reports markets closing as traders paused during two hour session. The incident marked a sudden halt amid stock activity and the ship's voyage details remain unconfirmed.

Saginay Ative Bird J. Vincent Midhwan

Temelex Prague Czechoslovakia Destruction and Homelessness

A report from Prague in Czechoslovakia notes widespread destruction and about two thousand homeless people after a disaster. The text mentions a destroyed school and impacts on the area around the Duricing ASLOTROOT.

Temelex Prague Czechoslovakia Aslotroot

Roads Damaged by Rain in Severe Storm Month

Flooding and rainfall cause repeated road damage across the region this month. Officials warn motorists to use caution and expect closures where washouts occur.

Lightning Knocked 500 Telephones From Service in Middletown Valley

Storm damage across Middletown Valley and nearby areas left about 500 telephones out of service. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co reported the outages largely from lightning on Friday afternoon, with fewer poles down than in the July 1 storm. A bolt damaged a stone house near Frederick, tearing a chimney and lighting fixtures while a city transformer on East Fourth Street exploded, though no injuries were reported.

National Highland Middletown-Burkittsville Middletown Valley Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Middletown Frederick Myersville Brunswick New Market Mt. Airysus Thurmont Emmitsburg Walkersville Harry M. Pree Monterue Pike East Pourth Street

Plot Against Machado Is Checked in U S

New York July 18 AP The Sun and the Justice Department aided by New York police uncovered and checked a plot against Cuban President Gerardo Machado. A distinguished Cuban exile in New York was named as instigator under the alias Dr Blanco. Authorities said Blanco planned to raise about 1 million dollars and acquire arms for shipment to Cuba and urged him to abandon revolution plans or face arrest and deportation.

New York the Sun United States Department of Justice Hax Gerardo Machado Cuba Sun For York Dr. Blanco Ir. Blanco Blanco Supmit

Removal of Bonds From Security List Hits Railroads

Washington July 18 AP testimony warned that bonds worth 5.7485 billion dollars might be removed from the security list due to railroads failing to earn fixed charges. Railroad leader Dick testified the industry shows only two lines meeting the 1.50 dollar fixed charges today based on early year figures. The hearing proceeded as the commission weighs the petition for a 15 percent rate increase.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Arman R. Dick New York Commis

Has Broken Finger Rosie ONeal Be ing from a brand

Fragmentary note mentions Rosie ONeal with a broken finger and unspecified brand context. Details are unclear but imply an injury linked to a brand or product. Further readable facts are insufficient to determine full event.

Rosie O'Neal

Reunions Planned and Will of Mrs Zieler In Probate

Plans for Bess Bushey and Brandenburg reunions are noted with dates at Piney Creek Church and Brandenburg Methodist near Berrett. The will of Mrs Emma Zieler, died in Frederick, names trustees, executors, and bequests including a $1000 legacy to John C Lam bert’s daughter and a nine-way division of the residue to heirs and guardians.

Bess-Bushey Piney Creek Church Taneytoan Minnesota New Jersey Virgins Pennsyvania J. M. Hess Woodbine Associati Emma Zieler George W. Perry Frederick Martinsburg W. Va Ed Pard. Trout Citizens National Ban Piri John C. Lambert Reisterstown Ben Greenland Nusband Hosa Minnie Lambert Martha Lambert Mary R. McClure Walter D. Owens Ghryl Owens Wayne Owens Mable Henretta George Percy Fred Maud Lambert Nellie N. Owens Clara Boyd Lamkinsburg Lita Cramer Marion Ailen Cramer Minnie Maude Martha

Junior Democratic Club Air Circus Opens Under Cloudy Skies

The Junior Democratic club staged an air circus this afternoon despite uncertain weather. The event featured acrobatics and a parade of more than a dozen cars along Main Street, with Curtiss Wright officials supervising at the airfield.

Democratic Club Curtiss.Wright Flying Corporation

Solini Orders Trial of Editors Over Vatican Pamphlet

Rome July 33 AP Premisr Mus solini orders trial by a special tribunal of five editors accused of distributing a pamphlet titled Away with the Vatican. Defendants Amilio Setti Ottome Rosai Bruns Rosai Remo and Alberto Mauriz face charges related to urging the Pope’s arrest and trial before a tribunal. The pamphlet advocates defense of the Pope and criticizes Vatican authority.

Rome Premisr Mussolini Today Trini Trivanal Whiting Ot Aowas Amilio Setti Ottome Rosai Bruns Rosai Remo Alberto Mauriz Pops

J Rulon Miller Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack

J Rulon Miller dies suddenly from a heart attack. The notice records his passing and mentions a brief line about an associated event or figure letters, with no further details available in the readable text.

J. Rulon Miller

Stolen Ford Vehicle Report From Walker Residence

A Ford owned by Walker at 307 Rockwell Terrace was stolen Friday night from the garage. Doors were forced, keys left nearby, and parts scattered in the garage. Mrs Jollette reported the loss in the morning. Walker S Jr mentioned a possible suspect and an initial investigation.

Ford Asdan Walker Rockwell Terrace Marage

Clarence Mackay and Anna Case wed in New York

Clarence Mackay and Anna Case married in New York as the bride aged 42 and the groom 57. The ceremony was attended by Elin Mackay and Irving Berlin among others, with prior remarriage histories and family reconciliations noted.

Clarence MacKay Anna Case New York Clarence Optitan Opers Ac &T Cardinal Sie Dutch Reformed Church Mackar Lef Mackay Katherine Duer Abe Josph A. Blake Ako Irving Berlin Berlin Elin Mackay Amyetica Bertin

Operation of W. B. and A. Approved by Engineers

Engineers who surveyed the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis line recommend continuing operation. Bondholders and a protective committee supported the finding noting the line’s depreciation margin is thin but repairs keep the property well maintained. The report also suggests no clear revenue decline over ten years after adjusting for current business.

Tepor W. B Legienre Baltimore Anne Arundel Prince Gates Secretary of State Allomney Lane

Showers and Storms Bring Relief from Heat

Central states saw relief from a brutal heat wave as showers and storms moved through. The toll from the prolonged heat topped 70 deaths, with additional fatalities reported across Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio and Tennessee and into Canada due to lightning and wind. A powerful Ohio storm damaged crops and killed four, while a wind storm uprooted trees near a road dedication event causing injuries. Two farmers died in Michigan fields and two more people perished from lightning in Wind­sor Ontario.

Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio Tennessee Canada

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