Fatal collision near Ridgeville leaves one dead and five injured
One man was killed and five others injured in a Sunday night crash on National Highway two miles east of Ridgeville. William Jenkins of Baltimore died after his car collided with another vehicle driven by Charles Butler. Butler and other occupants were seriously injured. Police say Butler will face charges including driving under the influence and reckless driving. an inquest into Jenkins death will be held after the injured recover.
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Ridgeville
Frederick County
William Jenkins
Baltimore
Jenkins
Ellicott City
Wesneunerd
Plymouth
M Heinie
Chas. Butler
Alilis
Providence Hospital
Ratht
Butler
Arthur Kalb Lisbon Heinie
Relie
Frederick
Thermie
Gunegra
Experimental Balloons End In Tree Landing By Piccard
Jacques Piccard and colleagues attempted a high altitude balloon flight from Rochester Minnesota. The craft landed in a tree miles north of the village after six hours aloft. Instruments were destroyed by heat and a detonation related event, but Piccard announced plans for further experiments.
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Lansing
Jean Pierard
Che Pier
Precard
Ula
Gondaland
Piccard
Whester Minn
Merth
Injured Woman Taken to Hospital After Domestic Incident
An injured woman was removed to Preterm City Hospital Saturday night in an unconscious state from injuries and shock. Mrs Lillie Suindsex recovered Sunday to go home. Her husband, Arthur Veavis Burkitts, faced charges after alleged assault and drunkenness, with multiple officers investigating. Several others faced disorderly conduct and drunkenness charges, fines, and court appearances over the weekend.
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Lillie Suindsex
Iinstiiud
Omeer Lawsrenee Fagan
Neo Chorse
Aestult Sane
Fagan
Frank Qarsey
Acman
Ghob Thompson
Arthur Ro
Burkittsy
Conat Ile
Haner
Jar
Fisher
Oster de Stratey
Mary Thomas
Wird Wood
Omtcer
Dares Wharer
Agnes Boy Oierr
Warren Tarte Wis
Daracsana Ei
Rites Gel Lytes
William Wards Colorel
Reno
Weipy
Pepe Hanley
Devoncers
George Hoffman
Daniel Swomfey
Ralph Buver
Frank Crum
Annie Tittinger
Charles Rimenauer
Spanish insurgents seize British ship London
The Admiralty reported that Spanish insurgents seized a British ship, with officials noting the vessel was renamed Castle and linked to a renner variant. The incident occurred in July amid rising tensions, details sparse and unverified.
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London
Admiralty
Stipe Vndiestan Castle
Woman Slain in Canfiesina Police Say
Police described a fatal stabbing involving a woman named Mrs. Dennis and a suspect identified as Newton. Bloodstains were found in the suspect’s possession, and authorities questioned him about the incident at the scene before her death.
Reorganization Bill's Fate Is Now In Doubt
A fragmented report notes uncertainty over the fate of a proposed reorganization bill. The text references government agencies, a push to abolish some bodies, and potential reforms including a career service and possible extension of the pension system. The source is garbled but signals legislative debate and agency restructuring.
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Seestoi
Biavimis
Senda
Cansol Fiieoor
Warship movement tied to Spanish territorial waters
A fragment reporting British Royal Oak and another warship leaving a city port in Rio Jean de has expressed belief the movement aims at capturing a vessel. The text is garbled but suggests a naval maneuver near Spanish waters with ties to a possible capture.
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Royal Oak
Deer Basnex
Sidean de Fan Franc O Meers
Rio
Jean de
London
Maryland Welfare Board Study Commission Named in 1939
William B. Cutshall of Woodboro is named by Governor Nice to join a nine member commission to study Maryland relief and welfare, report to the 1939 assembly. Martin Hess of Taneytown and State Senator Raymond E. B Kennedy head the panel, which aims to provide independent relief recommendations and reduce duplication between agencies. The first meeting will be set soon with other appointees including Blanchard Randall and Senator Melvin Fine.
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William B. Cutshall
Woodboro
Western Maryland Trust Company
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Martin Hess
Taneytown
Raymond EB. Kennedy
Baltimore
Nice
Senstoy Kennedy
Sapmbiv
Blanchard Randall
Balfenore
Melvin Fine
R.th
Walter F. Per
Parachute Jump Delights Large Crowd at Detrick Field
Sergt George Diehl executed a 2000 foot parachute jump for a public demonstration by the Twenty Ninth Division Aviation Corps before 1500 to 2000 spectators at Detrick Field. He landed close to Yellow Springs road after slipping the chute from 600 feet. Major Charles A Masson and Lieut R T Bankard praised his performance while spectators noted the rugged landing and broken goggles.
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George Dick
Twenty-Ninth Division
Aviation Corps
Detrick Field
Sergt
Diehl
Yellow Springs
Sergt. Diehl
Lieut. R. T. Bankard
Charles A. Masson
Air Corps
Major Masson
Sergt. Dich
Ding
Lieut
Hannah
Boyd
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Swope
Bankard
Brodsky
Licent
Wheeler
Lynch
Providence Doctor Dies After Fatal Shooting
Dr. Geo W Webster, 39, of Providence Rhode Island, was shot twice as responding to an attack. He died on the operating table before he could identify the assailant to authorities.
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Geo. W. Webster T Above
Providence
R. L
Pol
Right To Charge Fees On Beer, Beverage Attacked
Two lawsuits filed in Circuit Court challenge Montgomery County Liquor Control Board fees on beer and light wine licenses. Plaintiffs allege the board illegally charges 10 cents per case and 1 dollar per barrel, exceeding 5 cents and 50 cents caps set by Maryland law, seeking injunctions. Former State's Attorney Joseph C. Cissell represents all plaintiffs.
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Rockville
Liquor Control Board of
Montgomery County
Richard J. Dicile
John M. Faulconer
David S. Tuchecy
Troy L. Waldrop
Joseph R. Harris
Joseph C. Cissell
Liquor Control Board
General Assembly of Maryland
Liquor Centre Board
Frick Contingent Deploys From Cascade To Camp Ritchie
The Frick unit from Cascade including Company A Regimental Headquarters Company and Band Section left Saturday morning by bus for Camp Ritchie. Troops from Eastern and Western Shores arrived by afternoon with advance party arranging reception. Command rests with Lieut Col Elmer F Munshower of Frederick while Col D John Makoy is absent in Europe.
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Cascade
Frick
Camp Ritchie
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
Europe
D. John Mackoy
Managing Editor of Washington Star Dead
Washington July 18 Oliver Owen Kuhn, long time managing editor of the Washington Evening Star and chairman of the executive committee of the Associated Press Managing Editors, has died.
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Washington Star
Washington
Oliver Owen Kuhn
The
Washington Evening Star
Associated Press Manag
Editor Kuhn Dies Known for National Forum Role at 33
Short biography notes editor Kuhn died at age 33. He was known for his role on a national forum and for introducing members of president cabinets and other officials. The obituary outlines his impact in official life and public work.
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Kuhn
Old
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