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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1931

Page

10

Summer Camp of First Regiment Begins Saturday

The First Regiment prepares for a summer camp starting Saturday with an advance detachment posting through morning transports by boat bus and train. Various units including Company D and Headquarters move to Camp Ritchie by bus or rail with arrivals staged through the day, while Western Shore troops travel by rail and bus to join the camp. The plan calls for multiple special trains and motor shuttles to assemble detachments by noon Saturday.

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Rotary officials plan bay cruise for district meeting

In Baltimore on July 20 the Thirty fourth Rotary district governors assemble Mart land Virginia and parts of Pennsylvania plan a two day cruise around Chesapeake Bay aboard the John Cadwaide. They will depart Monday morning from Peri and Light sitecig, with events at Dewy Hall. The organizing committee includes C. E. Noland and Sam Kreegwan¢ Pro James Woodsens of Chesterton.

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Anniversary of Kerensky Cabinet Appeal to Army

On July 41 1937 the new Russian Kabinet issued an army appeal urging close ranks and liberty. Three weeks earlier the southwestern front began an offensive under the commander in chief. The mutiny in the rear was suppressed yet the Revolution faced danger. General Kornilov urged troops forward. The executive committee of All Russian Councils granted Kerensky’s cabinet supreme joint unlimited power.

Southwestern Front Commader-In-Chief Kornilov All-Russian Kerensk

Fall Enters Prison to Begin Serving Time

Albert Fall former Interior Secretary convicted of bribery in Federal case arrives at New Mexico State Prison to serve a year and a day. He is taken from El Paso Texas by ambulance to the prison hospital where he will begin his sentence after a routine fingerprinting and classification are skipped until he can stand the procedures. Fall rests two nights at his Three Rivers Ranch New Mexico before moving to the prison. He is described as suffering from chronic tuberculosis.

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Annual Outing Held by Ladies Class 54

The Sunday School Evangelical Lutheran church Ladies Class No 54 held its annual outing with a cringe and supper at Braddock Helens last Wednesday. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Amos J Trayer Miss Clara Zinmerman Miss C Nusbaum C E Steele Stacy Ro Burnes Paul Phy E Kreh Mrs E Sitale W Stater Mr and Mrs Charles Schrodel Mrs Ida Gees Mrs Ed Mes A J De Mrs Pan Piuavkert Miss A Zimmeenin Miss B Nusbum Miss Dass Miss A Hildebrand and Miss Frances Adams.

Ciass The Evangelical Lutheran Church Braddock Helehis Amos J. Trayer Clara Zinmerman C Nusbaum E Steele Stacy Ro Burnes Paul Phy E Kreh E. Sitale Charles Schrodel Ew Auswar Ida Gees A.J de Pan Piuavkert A Zimmeenin Nusbium Dass A Hilidebrand Frances Adams

Wounded Pigeon Returns Home From Fort Monmouth

Florence Nightingale, a Signal Corps homing pigeon from Fort Monmouth New Jersey, was believed to be deserter after 24 days missing. Pigeon expert Thomas Ross notes the bird sustained crippled wing injuries but is expected to recover.

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Thundershowers Barely Eased Summer Heat In Frederick

A hot humid day in Frederick County with highs near 90 degrees and a 90 percent humidity crest. A afternoon thunder shower around 1 PM produced about a quarter inch of rain, briefly easing the heat but leaving the city uncomfortable into the night.

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Solution of World Financial Crisis Urgently Sought

World leaders gather in London for a decisive parley to craft a coordinated plan. Officials press for swift action to stabilize markets, restore confidence, and address debt strains. Key figures from major economies signal willingness to endorse sweeping reforms and shared measures.

Britain and Hoover Plan to Face German Crisis At London Conference

London and Washington reports describe Prime Minister MacDonald and President Hoover backing a moratorium and proposals to ease Germany’s economic distress. Hoover’s concrete ideas, sent to Secretary Stimson, aim to replace the French loan plan and guide forthcoming London talks. The court docket notes drunkenness, assault charges, and a chicken theft case linked to Zeigler, with several traffic fines listed.

Washington Germany Hoover Stimson Castle State Department London Somorrow United States America Great Britain

Lightning strikes street car injure five in Baltimore

Five people aboard a Baltimore street car were hurt when lightning struck the overhead line during a late afternoon storm. Passengers rushed for open doors as the car crossed an 18 foot trestle, with one man slipping into a water-filled area. All victims were Bethlehem Steel plant workers. two were hospitalized. The storm dropped temperatures and dumped rain across the city and surrounding areas.

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McLean barred from pursuing divorce suit in Mexico

Washington July 20 Justice James B Proctor of the District of Columbia Supreme Court signed a permanent injunction restraining Edward B McLean publisher of the Washington Post from prosecuting a divorce suit against his wife in Cuernavaca Mexico Attorneys for McLean now in Europe noted an appeal The Mexican proceedings had McLean claiming residence there but the court found he gave no satisfactory answer when asked to choose between residence there and here The case has run about six months Mrs McLean opposed a proposed fate of the Post and the matter was later abandoned by McLean

Washington James B. Proctor District of Columbia Supreme Court Edward B. McLean Washington Post Cuernavaca Mexico McLean Europe

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