Sunday Storms Sweep County Across Maryland Towns
Hail varied from peas to walnuts as storms hit Frederick County, bringing minor power outages, dropping temperatures from 96 to the upper sixties, and delivering brief heavy rain. Local towns including Camp Albert C. Ritchie and Hyattstown reported hail, while thunder and lightning affected several areas and the National Guardsmen were seen taking cover.
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Wolfsville
Wrz
Ellerton
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Hyattstown
Middletown Valley
Rain Steady Through Walkersville Evening Delays Events
A steady one hour rain in Walkersville Tuesday evening benefited ground soaking much deeper than a quick heavy shower. Residents found opportunity in the slow downpour as picnics were ruined and motorists hurried home from auto races while pools and streams gained from the heat before the rain. The weekend saw anglers on muddy county streams as Sunday reached 65 degrees after a 69 degree Saturday and a 97 degree peak last Monday.
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Walkersville
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Hagan Property Sold at Market and Fourth Corner
The former H J D Hagan store at Market and Fourth streets sold by Miss Elle Grace Hagan and H David Hagan to Mrs Eleanor H Staub Brad dock Heights. Title transfer expected on August 1. Sale price reportedly 3000 with private terms. The building includes a store and apartments once occupied by the late Mr Hagan. Purchaser plans extensive improvements. Sale handled by Noah E Cramer and Son realtors.
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Noah E. Cramer and Son
Sheriff Identifies Man With Big Feet in Cow Theft Case
Oklahoma City July 18 AP A. J. Beddo Garvin county sheriff arrived to investigate a cattle theft and instantly declared only one man in the county has feet as big as that. He traced to a home where a man wearing oversized shoes confessed. Sandpaper often is made of ground brass.
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Oklahoma City
A. J. Beddo
Garvin County
Inquest Opened Into Death of Mrs Horlick Sidley
Canadian Attorney General Gordon Conant ordered an official inquest into the death of Mrs Marielle Horlick Sidley, 61, a wealthy malted milk heiress, who died at the Toronto home of lawyer friend W. Perkins Bull. Her son William Horlick Sidley announced he would contest the will, which left the bulk of the estate to Bull. A private autopsy cited natural causes, but authorities ordered further investigation amid many disturbing rumors.
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Gordon Conant
Canada
Marielle Horlick Sidley
Heress
Toronto
W. Perkins Bull
William Horlick Sidier
Buila Lestate
Week End Arrests Shock City Police Court Tonight
A large number of weekend arrests were reported with many jailed for trial tonight in Police Court. Officers Fagan and Six detained four colored persons Calvin Orme Jonathan Blackson Leana Blackson and Darby Brown on charges of disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct. Chief Barigis jailed Raymond Weedon for disorderly conduct and George Herbert for drunkenness. Images of disorderly conduct were also protested against Hubert Hawke and Hazel Krenger. Arrests were made by Officers Horace Alexencer Daniel Soomile y and George Hoffman.
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Lawrence Fagan
Reno
Calvin Orme
Jona Blackson
Leana Blackson
Darby Brown
Alien S. Barigis
Raymond Weedon
George Herbert
Republicans mull early national convention in 1939
Washington observes internal GOP debate on delaying the 1940 convention after the Democrats. Aims include preempting bolting anti New Deal Democrats and courting potential tickets like Burton Wheeler. News notes Edward J. Noble as a Roosevelt ally and aviation regulator, plus his shift to public service and education funding.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Republican Party
GO. P
Roosevelt
Burton K Wheeler
Montana
Civil Aeronautics Radio
New Deal
Edward J. Noble
New York
Nobie
New York Ciy
Life Savers Corporation
Candy Corporation
Thousand Isands
Noble
Will Administer Wage Hour Law
The difficult task of administering the wage hour law falls on Emer F Andrews, chosen after long experience as a civil engineer and industrial commissioner of New York state to establish a nationwide minimum labor standard. He will set a floor under wages and a ceiling over hours for industries in interstate commerce.
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Emer F. Andrews
New York State
Andrews
Paris Leaves Fashion and Student Unions Urge Action
Paris reports leaves used for fashion from belts to gowns in daylight and evening wear featuring lacquered greens and spangled black and gold. Separately, Presidents of many British university unions issue a manifesto urging government to stand against international barbarism and complacency.
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Students’ Unions of Universities and Colleges of
Britain
Roosevelt Seeks to Promote Veteran Senator from Kentucky
The article notes President Roosevelt seeking to elevate veteran Senator Alban Barkley over Governor Happy Chandler, arguing Barkley’s long Senate service would make him a more valuable senator. It points to the trend of rewarding longtime Democrats with committee chairmanships and power, highlighting political strategy ahead of possible promotions.
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Roosevel
Kentucky
Alban Barkley
Chandler
Conress
NEA Service. Inc
Japanese Defense Across Lands Water Skies Reported
A long dispatch details Japanese attacks across land, sea, and air with mentions of Manchoukuo, Soviet protests, and border tensions near Nar the nevter, plus a report of a man’s fall on West Third Street and two minor court convictions.
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf Hopes for World Peace
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden arrived in Minnesota with Princess Louise and Prince Bertil for a centenary celebration. He stated a sincere hope for global peace and emphasized Sweden’s long-standing policy of staying out of war. The heir to the Swedish throne urged peaceful conduct and trust in efforts toward universal peace.
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St Paul
Gustaf Adolf
Sweden
Minnewota
Louise Amd Price Bertzd
Tasdas
Thie Suertres Thrane
Pyran Rae Thom
Calvary church class hears Houck with 1126 present
The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary church was addressed by James Houck with brief talks. Attendance reached 1126, about one third higher than last year. A public picnic is planned for Tuesday July 25 in Houck’s woods to celebrate the event.
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Calvary Church
James Houck
Houck’s Woods
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