Frederick center of community progress says McKinsey
Folger McKinsey former Frederick News editor told the Kowantens at a Hotel Frederick luncheon that Frederick held a tender spot in his heart. He recalled rivalries with Hagerstown and Cumberland, and praised Joseph D Baker as a key helper in city improvements. He championed paving streets, removing iron railings, and installing a municipally owned electric plant, which Frederick achieved ahead of many cities. The talk, introduced by Francis Perrott, drew guests from Frederick and Baltimore.
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Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Bertztows Bani
Frederick
Cumberland
Wildernes
McKinsey
Joseph D Baker
Church Street
Fredenck
Baker
United States
Biker
Francis Perrott
Manuel Mc Weinberg
Ellin
Howard M. Ashall
Baltimore
Lasscer Attacks Winebrenner in Maryland Senate Race
Annapyubs Md July 19. State Senate President Lasscer lashed out at Ms Balvinore city opponents in the Democratic gubernatorial race. He singled out David C Winebrenner and Al Frederick as targets for a broadside against the political oligarchy blamed for Governor Ritchie’s defeat. Lasscer defended his faction amid party fighting and references a Paris is service editorial.
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Annapyubs
State Senate
Lansdale
G Lasseer
Balvinore City
Mayer We
Ritchie Lacscer
David C Winebrenner
al Frederick
Jackson
Riche
Saseter
Winebrenners Weeny
Paris Isservice
Sisgeer
Ima
Lescer
Winebrenner
Stralien
Ritebre
Nice
Prince Georges County
Ritchie
Ade
Dr Robert V Smith Dies at His Frederick Home
Dr Robert Valentine Smith veteran veterinarian and racehorse owner died at 730 PM at his home 300 Rockwell Terrace Hagerstown aged 68 after eight months illness Born in St Marys Ontario he practiced in Fredericka for 40 years founded the veterinary hospital in 1907 served on the Maryland Veterinary Examining Board and the Frederick County Agricultural Society racing committee He was affiliated with Columbia Lodge 58 A F and A Masons Royal Arch Jacob De Aigle Commandery and the Presbyterian church He is survived by a sister Funeral services Thursday at 2 PM from his home under Columbia Lodge 48 AFP and A Masons with burial in Rose Hill cemetery conducted by C E Cline and Son funeral directors
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Robert Valentine Smisth
Foederen Reanty
Adie
BA Rata
Ferrace
Cateun
Menine
St Marys
Ontar
Su Fad
Frederica
Suthass
Cotegate
St Mars’s
Onvar.o
Onvar
Dr South
Middle
Atlanta
Fredgcock County Agricultural Society
Smith
Frederick County
Martin
Sarah Parkinson Smith
Ontario
Columbia Lodele 58
Masons
Enody
Royal Arch Chapter
Jacques Deaiglav Commandery
Knights Templar
American Veterinary Association
Maryland
Presbyterian Church
Mass Salle T Frank
Silas Frank
Hagerstown
C. E. Cline and Son
Athens Quake Shocks City Center on Challis Island
An earthquake struck Athens at 10 pm causing widespread panic. The center of the shock was at Challis on the island of Euboea, east of the mainland. The village of Neapalaha, 65 miles northeast of Athens, was partially destroyed and unknown fatalities are reported.
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London
London Exchange Telegraph
Athens
President Grandfather For The Eighth Time
A seven pound boy born at Little Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. He is the President's eighth grandchild. The father and mother, the former Ethel du Pont, expect to name the child later. The birth followed the President’s son returning from a movie and came as reporters heard the baby was fine. The father also speculated the birth might occur as late as September.
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Philadelphia
Lttle
Pennsylvania Hospital
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
First Regiment In Tactical Maneuver At Camp Ritchie
The Maryland National Guard first regiment tested motorized tactics at Camp Ritchie Maryland at the War Department request. Under Gen Milton A Reekord the exercise included three focal units with a brigade level maneuver progressing from trucks to tactical deployment and a planned bivouac in the mountains near Emmitsburg. The Fifth Regiment conducted an offensive problem near Pen-Mar while the First moved through Harbaugh Valley for defensive drills.
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Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Amos W. W. Woodcock
D John Markey
John W. Leonard
Frederick
War Department
Emmitsburg
Twenty-ninth Division
Milton A .Reekord
Maryland
Ythe
Harbaugh Valley
Frank JA Hancock
Pen- Mar
Motor Vehicle License Hearings Shut Several Drivers
Motorists failed to appear before License Examiner W. Dana Rudy at the Court House as sixteen cases were heard. Frank F. Jackson of Adamstown had his license revoked and permanently refused for a second offense. Others received suspensions from 10 to 60 days for speeding and related violations while some were reprimanded and placed on probation. Rudy noted improving conditions with few repeat offenders within short intervals.
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W. Dana Rudy
Court House
Ruds
Frank F. Jackson
Adamstown
Jackson
Elmer B Simpson
Frederick
Route 1
Harry Jenkins
Edward F. Fort Walkersville
James A. Fraley
Thurmont
John Henry Jackson
Monrovia
Geo. C Halcomb
East Church Street
Rudy
True or False: Notable historical figures and places list
James Bailey Cash-lrids Aubrey Williams West Point and the cathedral at Rheims France are cited as examples. The statement presents true assertions about notable people and places with emphasis on American involvement in rebuilding the Rheims cathedral after a disaster.
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James Bailey Cash
Lrids
Aubrey Williams
West Point
Rheims
France
Americam Money
True
Falls From Platform At High Knob Injures Child in Frederick
Loyce Mae Biggs aged two was taken to Frederick City Hospital after falling from an observation platform at High Knob into chestnut growth about 15 feet below the ledge. A collision occurred later involving the car carrying the injured child to town, driver leaving after explaining he was rushing the injured to a professional building.
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Loyce Mae Biggs
City Hospital
High Knob
Joyce Mae Biggs
Baxter Biggs
Gambrik Pare
Frederics City Hospital
Frederck
Ember
CCC
Buing
Frederick
Fourth
Market Streets
Gilmore R. Flanutt
Middletown Valley
Biggs
Nove
Japan Protests Russia Over Manchoukuo Border Incident
Tokyo reports a new protest to Soviet Russia over the Manchoukuo border clash. Japan also allows its protectorate to demand Russian forces withdraw from territories Manchoukuo says were invaded on July 11. The protest, the second since the incident, was decided by the War and Foreign Ministers. The Moscow envoy will deliver it to the Soviet Foreign Commissar.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuroan
Moscow
Slightly Cooler Forecast Dampened by Clouds and Showers
Weather bulletin notes slightly cooler conditions with increased humidity and cloud cover. Temperatures edged down from 90 to 88 degrees with a 0.6 inch total precipitation from recent showers. nights remain warm, around 76, the warmest July reading so far. An unrelated line mentions ancient Egyptian glass-making over 4959 years ago.
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Weather Bureau
Shetty
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Mathematics and spelling quiz corrections listed. Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest peak. Lorna Doone was written by Richard Blackmore. Matriculate means enroll or enter. The Hague and Amsterdam are capitals of the Netherlands. Omar Khayyam was Persian.
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Kilimanjaro
Africa
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