Ten Hurt In Auto Accidents On Frederick County Highways
At least ten people were injured in three accidents on Frederick county roads over the weekend. Mary Ellen Miller of Gaithersburg suffered a fractured jaw and facial injuries in a head on crash near Hyattsville on the Georgetown Pike. Her husband George C Miller and son John Joseph Miller were treated at local hospitals for various injuries. a passenger infant escaped harm. Norman W. Clark of Airy and Edward White of New Market were involved. Clark faces charges of reckless driving. Two other guardsmen and four county National Guard members were injured in separate incidents near Castade and Sabillasville. A fifth crash on Buckeystown Pike left Leonard Coleman of White's Ferry with a serious arm injury.
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Frederick
Mary Ellen Miller
Gaithersburg
Frederck Cine
George C Muller
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
John Joseph Miller
Miller
Norman W. Clark
Mr. Airy
Clark
Frederick City Hospital
Lester Sundsy
Edward White
New Market
Walter Ko May
MOR Etchison and Son
National Guard
Castade
Sabillasville
Thurmont Road
Charles E. Ramsburg
Keymar
John Aubrey Snoots
Creagerstown
Frank Wenzel
Thurmont
Charles Rams
Charles Ramsburg
Buckeystown Pike
Ballenger Creek Bridge
Leonard Coleman
White's Ferry
Corp Ainy
T. A. Short
Eppos
Question on Page Fear i Arteries carry blood away
The item lists four statements labeled 1 to 4 and a stray phrase. It states arteries carry blood away from the heart, Bolivia is south of Ecuador, a chaparral is a thicket of scattered shrubs, and dichotomy means division, plus a garbled line about the husband of an empress.
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Boliva
Ecuador
Eu“te Waa Hi
State beetle trapping inspection in Cecil County Maryland
Nice Asked To View State Beetle Trapping College Park Md Juh 17 invited state officials and local leaders to Cecil County for an inspection of the most extensive beetle control campaign against Japanese beetles led by Ernest N Cory and Dr G Langford. About 30100 traps were deployed, with focus on Elkton to prevent widespread migration to other areas.
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College Park
Harry W. Nice
Dee
Ernest N Cory
G & Langford
University of Marylind
Cantor
Cecil
Elkton
Cory
Two Youths Held For Robbery Series
Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle announced confessions from two of three youths held on a spree of robberies in Montgomery and Washington counties. Marion Wolford and Thomas Emerson confessed, Wolford implicating his brother Charles. Items recovered include a stove near Rockville and ten hams from a Montgomery County farm where Charles Ford formerly worked.
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Hagersteun
Leister Isanogle
Sesterman
Monitomery
Washington
Marion Wolford
Thomas Emerson
Charles Wolford
Smalls Stove
Rockville
Roosevelt Embarks for Panama Amid Mexican Greetings
President Roosevelt sails from San Diego aboard the USS Houston en route to Panama after a stop in California. He exchanges friendly words with Senator McAdoo and receives greetings from Mexican President Cardenas via the gunboat Maguro as the Houston nears Cedros Island.
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San Diego
Houston
Roosevelt
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Senate
Panama
Pacific
Keday
Lavaro Cardenas
Mexico
Cramer Trouston
Cedros Island
Calfornia
Roberto Gomezuguro
Naval Service
Guaymas
Cardenas
Maguro
Maryland and Baltimore divisions merge into new Pennsy unit
The Maryland and Baltimore divisions of the Pennsylvania Railroad consolidate into a single Baltimore headquartered division effective Friday. The merged unit runs from south of Philadelphia to Washington and from Baltimore to Harrisburg, including the Octorara branch and lines to York, Frederick, and Columbia. About thirty Maryland division staff will relocate. E. S. Reed leads the new division.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tve
Philadelphia
Washington
Harrisburg
Columbia and
Port Deposit
York
Frederick
Columbia
E. S. Reed
Riots in Tel Aviv Over Solomon ben Yosef Execution
Armed troops clear a Tel Aviv demonstration sparked by the late Solomon ben Yosef, the first in 1500 years to be executed in the Holy Land. A Jewish youth kneels, shielding his head from police blows as others look on in fear and tension rises among Arabs and Jews.
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Tel Avov
Solomon Ben Yosef
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Palestine
2200 Troops Pass In Review At Maryland Guard Camp
Camp Ritchie Md July 17 Gov Harry W Nice capped Maryland National Guard encampment with a 2200 guardsmen review. Awards were presented to Frederick unit members for long service and proficiency. Parade drew thousands as First and Fifth Infantry regiments joined in camp. A coal stove explosion caused a Brunswick fire damaging two houses. residents evacuated with insurance on Dixon property. Mrs Greenfield and children moved after extensive roof damage.
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Camp Richie
Harry W. Nice
Maryland National Guard
Amos W. W. Woodcock
J. L. Parsons
Third Corps
Milton A. Reckord
Frederick National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Vernor Nice
Sergi
Waler R. Abrecht
Company A
Sergis
Henry J. Mask
Wilbert H. Rinehart
Landis C . Fox
Charles W. Wenner
Donald R. Gearinger
George R. Keller
Lemuel D Keller
Allen R. Kinsey
Governor Nice
D. John Markey
Hardihood
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Sadie Greenfield
Brickward Hill
M. Jennings
James Dixon
George Chick
Dixon
Greenfield
Death penalty and espionage policy in wartime speech
Earl Grander, secretary of the Communist party of the U S, discusses grave penalties for certain espionage acts likened to wartime measures. The note mentions Rep Bertrand H Sail retiring after 24 years in Congress. It references a Luftwaffe attack on Deutschland and Loyalist airmen response, with mentions of New York and San Francisco.
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Earl Grander
Communist Party of the
Bertrand H. Sail
Cone Press
New York
San Francisco
Cumberland Mayor Backs Tydings in Senate Race
Cumberland Maryland July 17 Mayor Thomas W Koon who survived a Sunday night fire and is managing rebuilding plans backed Senator Millard E Tydings for reelection against Rep Davie J Lewis in a political development. Mayor Koon declined further comment and remains a registered Democrat.
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Cumberland, Md
Thomas W. Koon
Cum
Berland
A. & Senavwer Millard E. Tydings
Davie J. Lews
Koon
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