Snow Squalls Hit Camp Ritchie Flyers Above 12,000 Feet
Snow squalls through Camp Ritchie disrupted operations as patrols and air observers recorded snowfall at elevations from 10,000 to 12,000 feet. Dr Ezra Z Derr, age 82, made his first flight from Camp Ritchie, comparing altitude with his Andes ascent of 43,000 feet, while radio and artillery drills continued nearby.
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Weather summary for today with past normals and temps
Daily weather data shows 24 hour precipitation around .62 inches, with 1931 and 1920 records noted as 4.57 and 22 inches respectively. Yesterday’s high near 92, low around 70s, sunset at 7:32 p.m. Expect generally clear conditions tonight, with possible light winds.
Truck Company Auxiliary Formed Amid Odd Details
The Calvin Pase Auxiliary is formed to assist Citizens Truck Company. Attendants include board members and a pageant of names such as Mrs. G Nevin Revert, Mrs. Witam Ai Storm, Mrs. Liis L ova, and Mr. Byron Ross. The event highlighted company aims and involved attendees from the Citizens Truck Company leadership.
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Thursda suisotia
Citizens Truck Company
Page
emerin f
Rouse
Francis
Summer Session of Red Men and Pocas held in Brumstick
Frederick section of the Degree of Poosherias attended the Summer session of the State League of Red Men and Degree of Porshontes in Brumstick Tuesday afternoon. About 159 persons attended with Great Councils from West Virginia, Virginia, and Washington. Tippecanoe Council No. 17 of Martinsburg won a $2.50 prize for largest attendance. Frederick and Winchester participants noted. Next meeting scheduled in Frederick in October. wives and officers listed among attendees.
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Frederickh
Degree
Poosherias
State League of Red Men
Porshontes
assatiatiion
Colum
Dia
Nelie Pollock
Maryland
Mt. e
Ars. Martinsbers
West Virginia
Vland
Washington
Tippecanoe Counce No
Martinsburg
Frederick
secur
Marinsburg
Mir
Winchester
astevant
Gertrude Stewart
more
Emma Shafer
Pretferick
Governor Ely to Meet Roosevelt in Albany Next Week
Springfield July 22 AP Governor Joseph B Ely Iaxier of Massachusetts and James A Parte Franklin D Roosevelts campaign met for two hours to arrange Ely to meet Roosevelt in Albany next week. Ely said he has reviewed the situation and will have Governor High meet Roosevelt in Albany before the national campaign proceeds.
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Ieaxier
Massachusetts
James A. Parte
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Higl
Recseves
Birthday Surprise Social at Lester Saith Home
A local birthday event near Taimoat honoring many residents including Mrs Sue and Mrs Spessard. Attendees listed include Mary Dorser Airs Will Spessard and others. Reported fines of 25 dollars each for unspecified violations.
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Lester Saith
Taimoat
Mcs
Roy
James Charles Smith
MEE ran
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Mar
Mos
Meren
Pramkiin
Mary
Dorser
Airs
Willin
Spessard
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Warn
Sama Mary
G. Stone
deashies
Eda Saim- Gearhar
Vianna Re
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B. Wars
SnaRes
Brunswick boy injured by baseball bat blow
A Brunswick youngster, son of Mr and Mrs, sustained a minor fracture while at a Methodist Episcopal Sunday school picnic when struck by a baseball bat. He is recovering well at home with his parents nearby. James A Long Bridgeville Del
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Brunswick
Chavies Co
Woman's charge leads 10 another arrested in police raid
Police on West Sixth Street stopped a midnight disturbance in which Mrs Anna Wisser, 110 West Sixth, faced charges of illegal possession of liquor for sale. Martin Benner, released on bond, faced assault charges related to Wisner's daughter. Leroy Weedon, 16, pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a horse. Nearby, Jack Purman, 35, of Lawrence, faced possible relocation as authorities pursued his case. Hearing set tonight on Wisser case amid ongoing public order actions.
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Justice Bowers
Beoples
Anna Wisser
Brust
yman
Martin Benner
Frederice
Jack Purman
Lawrence
Maryland
Furman
sie Bowers
Prederick
Leo
Sheriff Crum
Washington road
sheriff's office
House of Correction
Steiner
Cam cold
Massachusets
Texas
Thomas Kerr
Fessie
Murray
Pennsylvania passenger train wreck near Dauphin Pennsylvania
An early morning Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed near Dauphin 34 miles north of Harrisburg after a stalled automobile blocked the track. Five cars went off the rails and overturned, with some abandoned on the scene. No further details available.
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Pennsylvania railead
cain
Deyshin
here
Maurice Chevalier Files Divorce Suit
French actor Maurice Chevalier, married to Evonne Valle since 1927, seeks a divorce amid claims of desertion. The filing follows a stormy period in his career as a film star with reports of strained domestic ties and possible counter actions.
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MAURICE CHEVALIER
mis
Maurice Chethe
Chevaler
Chevalier
Evonne Valle
Shoulder road work and guard fence planned on Feronville road
Siete Roads Commissioner Sh Git confirms macadam shoulder work on the Feronville Harpers Ferry road and on the Einstale emis goed. Ere liom reports a new guard fence along the road west of Knoxville is under way.
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Feronville
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
New Yorkers Wed in Early Morning Ceremony
Miss Anne Pazmin of New York and formerly of Washington married Quen E Fang of Rochester in a 2 30 am ceremony at West Church. Pastor officiated as the licensee’s office records listed the ceremony. The bridegroom gave a ring, with details shyly noted and the couple residing in Washington.
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Anne Pazmin
New York
Washington
Quen E Fang
Roenester
art West
Denuty Clerk
Co. H. Mar
East Lick
Miss Wirgina
Florence Aride
Wasan
Woman Improves After Accident Near Frederick
Mrs John Whitington of Warner, Pa, reported improving after an accident Thursday near Clure, with plans to move from Frederick City Hospital to home. Two related crashes injured a dozen and a half, including Mrs Pearngnton seriously and Lena Evans, both treated at Frederick Ch Hospital. Swank avoided injuries, passengers and drivers from Gaithersburg and Rockville were treated. police investigation ongoing.
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John Whitington
Warnerbord
autemoni
Cis
moon
Frederick City
meaely
Clure
tington
Wadelphia
Swan
Whittington
Pearingion
ss Griver
Fredeck Ch Hospital
Lena Evars
Swank
G. Davis
Gaithersburg
Ralph BM
Bing
Reel
Walker
Gaitherspurt
Mont— General Hospital
Davis
King
Montgomery County
Roczsiie Au
Young and Roosevelt to Confer Tomorrow Meeting Planned
Young and Roosevelt will confer tomorrow amid upcoming talks with Rails and Gils Aid Market. The conference follows preparations by the Commerce Committee and Trade Department, with officials awaiting the agenda and potential market implications.
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YOUNG
ROOSEVELT
Bonus Army Marchers Carry On To Washington
A fragmented OCR item notes a caravan of marchers moving toward Washington in support of the Bonus Army cause. The text mentions women and the marchers but lacks full details or clear dates and organizations.
Long Road Ahead to Repeal the Eighteenth Amendment
Byron Price argues repeal of Prohibition will take years due to constitutional amending rules. He notes Senate House concurrence, form of change, and national campaigns shaping a two-thirds ratification path, with statewide ratification later and factions diverging on timelines and text.
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Senate
supreme law of the Inn
House
Washington
orlater
roo jbires
congress
Two Men Shot to Death Linked by Tape
Two men were found shot in the head with lips sealed by tape, located under a tree along a Queens roadside. Police believe both victims were murdered elsewhere and abandoned at the scene. The bodies were discovered by passersby, and investigators started a homicide probe.
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New York
Queens
Dorsey charges dismissed in white woman incident
AP report notes charges of attempted incident on a white woman against Charles Dorsey were dismissed by Magistrate Greenzell in Hotleywood. The morning proceedings resulted in the Black defendant's release as the magistrate found no warrant for further action.
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Charles Dorsey
Mag X
Greenzell
Hotley- wood
Greenteil
Dorsey
American boxers near semi final stage results
American boxers approach the semi final round with bouts underway. Reported progress highlights include key victories and promising performances as competitors advance, with emphasis on notable fighters and upcoming scheduled matches.
First National Receiver to Pay First Dividend
A brief notice states that the First National Receiver will issue the first dividend. The timing is set for just after noon with details to follow.
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FIRST NATIONAL
FIRST
Jahncke to Attend Shrine Gatherings and Olympics
A short note indicates Jahncke will attend Shrine gatherings and the Olympic events, with expected appearances and travel plans outlined amid other civic duties.
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JAHNCKE
Von Gronau off on new flight to Chicago bound
Captain Wolffang von Groneu leads a seaplane flight from Frist Island of Sytt with Franz Hack and Frits Albrecht aboard. The route traces Iceland Greenland and Labrador with Montreal as first North American stop. About 3½ hours after takeoff he reported position west of the Orkneys.
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Wolffang von Groneu
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Germany
United States
Chicago
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Greenland
Labrador
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Montreal
Franz Hack
Frits Albrecht
von Gronau
Gert Vom Rosh
Orkney Islands
Matron named for new Old Folks Home in Hagerstown
Mrs. Salle Haines is appointed matron of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church home in Hagerstown. The four acre site includes a large brick dwelling and outbuildings, with occupancy planned for September 1. The home will house about 42 residents initially and will expand as needed.
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Salle Haines
Hagerstown
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Board of Trustees
Placid lake storm drowns ten in Pontiac heat relief
A sudden lake storm near Pontiac Michigan sent waves as high as 65 feet, trapping at least ten people in rowboats and drowning them while spectators on shore witnessed several others struggling. One body was recovered, with nine believed dead including two women among the victims.
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Pontiac
Mich
Life term prisoner disrupts prison with mob gathering
AP reports Henry Rawlins, a life term prisoner, caused a disturbance prompting guards to overpower him as a crowd formed outside to harm the facility. He had prior escapes from Spring Grove State Hospital for the insane. Brunswick man Richard T. Caner was arrested in a raid on evidence of illicit production and contraband. Authorities described copper stills, mash, and related seizures. Draper, Garfield resident, injured when a gun misfired while handling a barrel. he received hospital care and was reported improving.
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Henry Rawlins
Spring Grove State hospital
Brunswick
Richard T. Caner
Charles Cashne
Tess
Carter
Sted
U. S
Hagersteen
Draper
Garfield
Glance Shane
County Hospital
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