North Randall Horse Show Sparks Racing Comeback Effort
Brayson's North Randall track debuted a horse show alongside saddled racing, drawing a mixed crowd including old drivers and teetotalers. The event revived memories of early 20th century racetrack culture and drew praise for boosting sulky racing appeal across major venues.
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North Randall Troning Club
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Europe
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Crown Prince Humbert Poised to Lead Italian Army Division
Aged 30, Crown Humbert, pictured in uniform, may assume active command of Italy's division if hostilities erupt, with reports noting his potential leadership role alongside rising tensions in Abyssinia and region.
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Abyssinia
Tranan Brome
Ponce Humbert
Humbert Rame
New Deal Agencies Divide Nation Into Regional Districts
Washington July 18 AP The administration splits the country into regional units under its programs. The relief and agricultural agencies weigh reorganizing into regional setups as studies assess feasibility. Several departments already use district-like divisions to place work closer to sources and avoid widespread calamity.
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Solevasion Service
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Roosevelt
United States
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Impersonated judge charged in Petersville ruse
Justice Morgan P Ruckles presided as deputy sheriff arrested James Myers and John Lapole in the Moxville Petersville area for obtaining money under false pretenses and impersonation. The trial revealed Myers posed as Judge Runkles and Lapole introduced him, with Smith paying $8 to the fake judge before real authorities intervened. The court ordered return of funds and costs.
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Morgan P. Ruckles
Judge Ruckles
Petersville
John Smith
Libertytown
Runkies
Smith
Rumi
Wyudze
Snen& Charlies W. Smith
James Myers
John Lapole
Moxville-Petersville
Myers
Runkles
Lapole
Frederick man escapes house of correction then recaptured
Joseph Kupp near Shookstown escaped from the Frederick House of Correction last Friday under gunfire. He was recaptured at Braddock Heights by Sheriff Roy M. Hiner and Deputy Charles W. Smith and returned to custody Friday. He faces loss of 60 days for the escape and an additional sentence of six months.
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House of Correction
Braddock Heights
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Shkerv
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Joseph Kupp
Shookstown
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Smith
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Shen
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Klipp
Hillimer
Sheri Sraith
Iit
Isik
Proselyte Word Lesson From English Daily
A daily English lesson notes misused words and pronunciation tips. It defines proselyte as a new convert to religion, with examples and guidance to expand vocabulary through daily practice.
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Ranpit
Rabbes
Work Progressing At Mt Airy School
Construction on the Mt Airy consolidated school is advancing with brickwork nearly finished by late next week. The new building will exceed other Carroll County public schools in floor space and is due for occupancy soon after October 1. A laborer collapsed from heat during site work and was treated by a local doctor.
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Aire
Carrol County
Manchester
E. E. Stuller
Ernest Hiser
Taneytown
Co. M. van Poole
Airy
Fragmented Quotes From Varied Leaders and Figures
A collage of quotations features King Carol of Rumania praising the people’s will, former Governor Gifford Pinchot praising forest policy, Senator Thomas D. Scanal defending liberty, and baseball figure BiI Teery signaling retirement. The jumble includes stray names and musings on politics, sports, and national ideals.
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Carol of
Rumania
Frederick Tailoring Co Outing Brings Prizes and Festivities
The Frederick Tailoring Company held its annual picnic and dance at Braddock Heights with a large turnout. Contests awarded prizes to girls and boys including leather and camera cases, an electric clock, and cigarette lighters. Officers were elected led by Herman Kaudel as president. The article also notes banking holiday figures from 1933 with licensed banks and unlicensed ones.
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Frederick Tailoring Company
Braddock Heights
Stanley Szgner
Sutter
Joe Stephens
Charlotte Bowers
Cigarette Eshier
Case
Mildred Green
Inez Fisnagan
Margie Mul
Edward Mockley
Preston Miller
Carmey Reeder
Edward Mobley
Frank James
John James
Cost
Mary Heflner
Helen Dinstvest
Mary Miller
Benjamin Adams
Bank Failures in 1935 Casualty List Low Mortality
Washington reports that a Treasury survey shows only 14 banks suspended in 1935, with no comparable period data. Government statisticians say this may be the lowest failure rate since World War I, marking a notable decline in bank mortality.
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Treasury
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