Local troops prepare for two week summer camp at Cascade
Frederick units depart Saturday with 163 men and 9 officers, joining other Maryland companies of the Fifth Regiment Infantry for two weeks of training at Camp Ritchie Cascade. Tactics and overnight maneuvers planned as 104th Aero Squadron aviation summer encampment shifts to August 6 to 19 in Detnek eld near Baltimore.
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Frederick
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Pisss Regiment
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Regemenia
wederick armory
Silve
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Baltimore
ol. D. dabm Marker
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104th Aero Squadron
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Detnekeld
Auhrough
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Suit for 2500 Alleging unpaid wages to store workers
A suit filed in circuit court seeks 2500 dollars for alleged unpaid wages covering July 7, 1932 to April 17, 1933. Plaintiffs claim they and others worked for Low Sunt The vestator at Amm a general merchandise store near Peachman and were not compensated. Defendants Elizabeth Smith and Charles J. Smith executors denied the claim. The matter centers on a long‑standing family business and wage payments.
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shalimer
Lous PF. Sith
Arnold
Anne Ar county
Harry Smith, Jr
Market Smith
near Pea
Cint
Elizabeth Smith
Charles J.mith
Low Sunt
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Thames
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David C. wie
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Weather Report From Daily Ledger
The weather page notes today’s housing and precipitation figures with July readings and historical comparisons. It lists temperatures with yesterday and year ago values, sun and moon times for today and tomorrow, and mentions clear conditions over the Potomac and adjacent areas.
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Potomac
onatacy
Dollar Wheat Drops as Prices Slide on Chicago Board
Chicago July 20 dollar wheat falls on the Chicago market with bids ceasing, quotes at 88 cents a bushel in one instance, and a drop of 24 cents from earlier highs. Barley steady at 30 cents per bushel, sold at 375 a barrel. New York market sees weakness after sharp prior losses and general uncertainty.
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Chicago
Jotal wheat mart
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De and Gambach
Le Farmers Co-opera Association, Inc
Bat
board of crade
New York
Jay MN
Pimancia
ted
aimerous
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fregulaniy
Sissons osenes
Post En Route 10 Must Increase Alaska Buying Power
A chaotic World War II era dispatch reports Witey Post beginning a Pacific hop toward Alaska from Siberia aiming to beat the 1931 world flight record. Timing varies with Moscow and Nome references, noting exhausted pilots, weather delays, and attempts to surpass Harold Gett’s milestone from New York to Khabarovsk.
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KHABARGYSK JOHNSON
Moscow
Witey Post
Hichabarosx
Siberia
Rukh
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Rukhovo
almos
Harold Gattr
Gety
New York
Khtarosk
Post
Afoscow
Novostvirsk
Irkutsk
Bukhova
Khebarovsk
Khabarovsk
Fairbanks
Wages Must Rise to Meet Higher Prices Under Recovery Plan
Washington July 20 AP Industrial Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson unveiled a plan for nationwide minimum wages and working hour limits to restore purchasing power as prices rise. He warned a crisis looms in 30 to 60 days if wages and hours are not boosted, with Roosevelt awaiting promulgation. The system would voluntarily raise wages and cut hours to spread employment across industries including coats and salts.
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Washington
Joinson lodar
Roosevelt
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
hemism
Final Session Friday at Calvary Methodist Vacation Bible School
Closing exercises for Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Daur Vacation Bible School occur Friday morning from 9 to 11 20. An open session invites all parents. The school began in July as a laborat ory session for Hood College conference. Enrollment included Miss Anna M Schautz as general supervisor with divisions for Nursery Kindergarten and Intermediates led by several staff members.
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Daur
Calvary
Episcopal church
Hood Colege
Named Chief of Dairy Section for Government
Washington July 1 AP Dr Cayde L Ring of the station of the iam 720m Hing who was ch a. 2 Pabkie U Comm ssio of Pennsylvania was mix commissioner 07 eastern states under the United States food administrative on going the war.
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Washinton
cayde L Ring
Hing
ssio
Pennsylvania
United States
Repeal by Christmas Farley Tells Roosevelt
Pos master General Farley told President Roosevelt repeal of prohibition by Christmas is achievable and the President agrees. Farley, also Democratic National Committee chairman, returned to Washington after touring southern states for the repeal campaign.
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Farley
Roosevelt
chaman
Democratic National Committee
Washimeton
reneal
Four Hurt In Brunswick Auto Crash In Baltimore
Four people injured in a crash en route to Brunswick from Baltimore. Ernest W. Burch and wife and daughters Miss Frances Burch and Agnes were hurt when their Dodge collided with a Studebaker at a Baltimore intersection. Mrs. Burch suffered two broken ribs and a head injury. Frances Burch required stitches. Agnes had minor injuries. Mr. Burch had bruises and a sprained knee. The Studebaker occupants fled the scene. police indicated failure to yield right of way. Mrs. Burch and daughters were hospitalized, then returned to Brunswick Tuesday evening.
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Baltimore
Ernest Wi. Burch
Misser Jenes
Frances Burch
Agnes Burch
Mr. Burch
Studebaker
Fal station
nepehw
Burch
Repeal Vote Remains Unchanged Across Arkansas Ballots
Arkansas totals show 62 176 for repeal and 41 232 against with fewer than 10 000 outstanding. Complete tabulations from 1513 of 1 986 precincts maintain the 3 70 27 repeal ratio. Alabama and Tennessee results referenced with convention plans and delegate selections noted.
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utile Rock
Ark
arkansas
Justice Department solves Luer abduction case in Illinois
Justice Department agents announced the kidnapping of 77 year old banker August Luer was solved with suspects nabbed at a farm near Eagle Park. Prisoners later named as Michael Mussers Anna Mussers Randall Norvell Norman Vaughn and Frank Douglass, all connected to East St Louis.
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Louis
Department of Justice
August Luer
Alon Ti
davighi
Michison
Eagle Park
Michael and
Anna Mussers
Randall Eugene Norvell
Granite Guy
Muss Norman Vaughn
Frank Douglass
East St Louis
Police ride into Lansdale strikers outside mall
Police battled pickets as strikers blocked a driveway at the Dexdale mall in Lansdale Pennsylvania. Officers on horseback pushed through the crowd as rocks and sticks flew. Police Chief Rodney Snaver was struck in the back and an employee was cut. Several protesters were arrested as about 300 workers reported for work.
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ream
suiker
Rodney Snaver
Jesiuntoen
MAS
Taxi Company Files Suit Amid Stalled Trail Plans
A taxi firm filed suit over disputed fees in a case touching on a local transportation project. The action follows a series of claims about damages and regulatory delays, with the plaintiffs seeking explanation and redress from city authorities and related agencies.
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tawcad
plazi
Opposition 10 Agreement Debated by Maryland Dairymen
The Maryland milk producers and distributors oppose parts of a marketing agreement proposed by the Maryland State Dairymen's Association and Dairy Service Bureau. At the opening hearing, Joseph W. Starlings offered an amendment, while Francis Goertner urged deferral to first decide if any opposition exists. Page and Starlings stated they do not oppose an overall marketing agreement but oppose features that would bind dairymen to a collective via the association.
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Washington
Maryland
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association and Dairy Service Bureau, Inc
Department of Agriculture
Joseph W. Starlings
Francis Goertner
Goertner
Starlings
Charles G. Page
Page
Escape from Jail Grips County Benefit Plan Details
Fragmentary text describes an escape from a jail labeled escape proof and references Dr John E Meisen Hanover Pa. The article mentions an estate valued at $25 000 or more and a benefaction plan to support the Gow College scholarships with portions directed to Phar and other entities. The garbled OCR blocks clarity on full actions or names.
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county
John E Meisen
Hanover
Getissbure College
Balbo Arrives in Washington Amid Ceremony
Gen Balbo head of the Italian air armada arrives in Washington aboard a navy plane for a reception with President Roosevelt. He is greeted by Lieut. Col Yount and dignitaries at Bolling Field amid a 19 gun salute and events with the diplomatic corps.
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Nala Baloo
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Atlantic
Chicago
Roosery Sminng broadhs
New York
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B. K. Yount
Bolliig Field
Meid artilery
United States Navy
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Yount
coriexing
Swansen
Roper
Rosse
diplomatic corps
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Bennett Field
Floyd Bennett Field
Roosevelt
Etalo Balbo
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Navy
Trellan air force
Balbo
RE. W. Spencer
Pellegrini
Tommy Priestman
Frederick 37. Priestman
naval aviation
Montgomery County Spends 50470 For Needy Aid
Montgomery County reports total spending of 50470.72 for care of needy residents in the just‑ended fiscal year. The supervisor notes 2431721 was disbursed for confinement of the insane deaf blind and delinquent wards at state institutions. Pensions totaled 15 and 10415 were for treatment of indigent emergency cases in Washington and Maryland hospitals.
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Montgomery county
Odozon W Roby
Washington
Maryland
Jury Awards 4000 in Auto Crash Case
A jury awarded Edna M King and her children 4000 in a wrongful death auto crash case against von Knight of Rockville. The verdict splits 3000 to Mrs King and 1000 to her children James E. and Herzz E. Rang, with the remainder to be divided. The suit argued a shared fault and noted the truck overturn and fire after the collision.
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Edna ML King
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James E. Edma
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