Frederick Man Hurt In City Street Crash
Roy S Garver 52 a Mt Pleasant farmer sustained a broken pelvis after being struck by a northbound truck at 709 North Market in Frederick. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital in satisfactory condition. Emmett J Norris driver of the Potomac Edison truck dodged to avoid Garver and struck his parked car. Officer Herbert Strawsburg investigated. no charges expected.
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Roy S. Garver
Mt. Pleasant
North Market Street
Frederick City
Emmett J. Norris
Emmitsburg
Market Street
Graver
Garver
Norris
Potomac Edison
Gar-ver
Herbert Strawsburg
Canada
Calsandar
Ontario
Millard Crum
Frederick
Edward H. Mantz
College Avenue
Callandar
Barrie
Trafic
Crum’s
Mantz
Dodge
New Jersey
Parson F
Paris
Chrysler
Crum
Parsons
Maryland Receives Social Security Aid for 1937-38
The Social Security Board allotted 2,630,700 for aid to the needy and administration of public assistance in Maryland for the 1937-1938 fiscal year. Federal tax collections in Maryland under the social security act totaled 12,734,700. The federal grant for unemployment compensation, Jews, and the state employment service for the period was 708,000.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Maryland
State
Baltimore County Posse Hunts Negro in Woods
A posse from Howardsville hunted a negro through Baltimore county woods after Mrs. Elsie Talbott woke frightened by a man who ran as she screamed. Her husband William fired nine pistol shots in the frightened moment.
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Baltimore
Howardsville
Baltimore County
Elsie Talbott
William
German Plane Crosses Ocean From Azores to New York
Germany's 19 ton catapult flying boat Nordmeer landed at Port Washington New York at 842 am after a nonstop 2397 mile crossing from the Azores in 17 hours 42 minutes It was launched from its mother ship Schwabenland at 3 pm yesterday and averaged 134 mph on the flight The Nordmeer's trans Atlantic flight came just eight minutes after Britain's seaplane completed a separate crossing as part of summer plans to gather data and regular trans Atlantic mail service.
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Port Washington
N. Y
Germany
Nordmeer
Atlantic
Azores
Schwabenland
Great Britain
Mercury
Baltimore Judge Gives Short Jail Term for 46 Bad Checks
On July 22 Judge Eugene O'Dunne sentenced Lawrence Arnold, 26, to six months in jail for passing 46 bad checks, then reduced the term to five months. He remarked he wanted Arnold out in time to pass a check before Christmas.
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Baltimore
Eugene O'Dunne
Lawrence Arnold
Coal Miner Drowns In 3 Feet Of Water At Barton
In Barton Maryland a 24 year old coal miner named Harry Marquardt fell 20 feet into a well after being overcome by gas from a coal pocket and drowned in three feet of water. Two rescuers were overcome but saved. To clear the shaft, Mayor Arthur Hoffa lit the gas causing an explosion that blew out a nearby schoolhouse windows.
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Barton
Harry Marquardt
Arthur P. Hoffa
Marquardt
Pennsylvania Crops Damaged by Week of Rain
After a week of daily rain, eastern Pennsylvania streams rose over lowlands and farmers estimated crop damage in thousands of dollars across six counties. Lancaster and York suffered the worst, with tobacco harmed, wheat muddied, and corn shredded by hail.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
York
Candidacy Window Narrowing for Primary Elections
Supervisors announce that candidates have one month left to file for the primary. Selections to be made on September 12.
Rainfall tops normal as July ends in Maryland
A heavy downpour pushed July rainfall to 4.45 inches in Frederick county, with 1.29 inches adding in the last 12 hours. Forecasters predict more rain while farmers note crops benefit from moisture and a lightning strike lightly injures a Highland woman. Candidates file rules shift under new state election law, with deadlines set for August 22 and early September primaries.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections
G. Hunter Bowers
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Gail L. Catshall
Woodsboro
Isaac G. Waltz
Urbana
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Edward S. Delaplaine
Henry R. Shoemaker
R. L. Kelley
Ceresville Miller
Harry Grossnickle
Highland
Frederick officials attend Potomac Edison meeting at Cumberland
A group from Frederick and nearby counties traveled to Cumberland today for a Potomac Edison Company board meeting and subsidiary organization sessions at the Fort Cumberland Hotel. The attendees planned to tour the new Cumberland power plant, with participants from Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Frederick and
Cumberland
Potomac Edison Company
Fort Cumberland Hotel
Cuamberland
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
J. David Baile
Medford
G. Mantz Besant
Frederick
Morris& Birely
Thurmont
Leslie N. Coblentz
Western Maryland Ends Two Baltimore Hanover Trains
The Western Maryland Railway received permission from the Public Service Commission to discontinue trains No 47 and 48 between Baltimore and Hanover Pa effective August 1 after a hearing on the petition. The action halves an established service.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
Hanover
Public Service Commission
Gordy Visits Frederick As Governor Hopeful
Salisbury candidate for the Democratic nomination William S Gordy spent a visit in Frederick accompanied by Joseph O C McCusker. They stayed at the Francis Scott Key hotel for Thursday night and today called on many acquaintances in the city.
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William S Gordy
Salisbury
Frederick
Gordy
Joseph O'C. McCusker
Francis Scott Key
Third Term For Roosevelt Seen
Washington July 22 AP Harry Hopkins said 90 percent of federal relief recipients favor the Roosevelt administration touching off Republican charges of a third term movement. John Hamilton GOP national chairman said the remark signals an effort to perpetuate power. Senate investigator Chairman Sheppard said he would study the matter. Keenan hinted at third term possibilities during a Virginia rally.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
WPA
John Hamilton
Sheppard Dem
Texas
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Joseph B. Keenan
Virginia
Keenan
United States
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Mr. Roosevelt
James V. Allred
Elliott Roosevelt
John Garner
Franklin D.roosevelt
All‘red
Allred
Garner
Behind The Scenes In Washington
In 1938 Roosevelt contemplates Supreme Court candidates including Felix Frankfurter and Walton Hale Hamilton as potential successors to Cardozo. Frankfurter leads in lawyer polls while critics weigh pedantry against reformist aims. A western Catholic option and other shifts in court politics are examined amid Roosevelt’s broader policy focus.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo Frankfurter
Hugo Black
Stanley Reed
Brandeis
Cardozo
Roosevelt
Frankfurter
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ted
American Institute of Public Opinion
John W. Davis
Morgan
Ot A
F. F
Justice Black
Walton Hale Hamilton
Yale
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Michigan
E E Dodderer Dies At 68 In Taneytown Bank Veteran
Earle Edward Dodderer, 68, prominent banker and longtime Taneytown resident, died at home last night from a heart attack. He served as treasurer and director of Taneytown Savings Bank, director and former vice president of Union Mills Savings Bank, and a director of Taneytown Garage Company. A 35 year member of Baust Reformed Church consistory and former Carroll County treasurer, he leaves a widow and son George. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Taneytown
Earle Edward Doddrer
Doddrer
Taneytown Savings Bank
Union Mills Savings Bank
Taneytown Garage Company
Baust Reformed Church
Carroll County
George
Early Gains After Light Offerings In Tight New York Market
New York stocks edged into gains around noon after morning losses as volume stayed light. Aircraft and specialty shares supported prices while rail stocks provided resistance. The SEC probe into utilities touched Associated Gas & Electric, yet business news offered cautious encouragement. Bond activity slowed though rails and select industries remained in moderate demand. Commodities stayed narrow and foreign markets were subdued.
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New York
SEC
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Commissioner warns six local beer dealers over drunken patrons
County Liquor License Commissioner G. Ed Myers reprimanded five men representing four beer establishments for selling beer to intoxicated customers. He warned that repetition could lead to license revocation and urged all sellers to refuse service to intoxicated patrons to avoid public accountability.
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G. Ed Myers
Myers
John B. Hickman
North Bentz Street
Harry F. Schmidt
North Market Street
Roy B. Kidd
North Bentz
West Sixth Streets
John Callas
John Stamas
Blue Bird
South Market Street
Commissioner Myers
Mr. Myers
Tendondos
Hickman
Schmidt
Kidd
Callas
Stamas
Gilmer T. Castle
Castle
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
Andrew Peamroy
SEC Charges Association Gas & Electric with Securities Act Violations
The SEC filed a bill of complaint in a New York district court charging the Association Gas & Electric System with violations of the Public Utilities Holding Company Act of 1935 and the Securities Act of 1933. The action stems from the system's attempt to extend its 5 percent convertible investment certificates.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States District Court
Association Gas & Electric System
Public Utilities Holding Company
Will Probe Death of Legislator's Daughter
Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald planned an inquest into the death of Mrs Justine Sweeny daughter of Representative Robert Crosser Den Ohio The coroner said autopsy found death yesterday from an illegal operation May Connor held by police for investigation
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Washington
A. Magruder MacDonald
Justine Sweeny
Robert Crosser
Den
Ohio
Sweeny
May Connor
Harness Races Postponed By Rain In Maine
A greasy track at Old Orchard Beach delays harness racing on the grand circuit with only one day of racing completed that week. Heavy rain halted events and kept drivers and horses idle again.
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Old Orchard Beach
Court of Appeals Rules Chauffeur Status for Occasional Driver
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the Baltimore County circuit court ruling that a person employed in another capacity can be deemed a chauffeur if he occasionally drives for his employer. Arthur E. Depew, an accountant, was arrested returning from Frederick with an operator’s license but no chauffeur’s license.
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LeerEse
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Baltimore County
Arthur E. Depew
State Auditor
Frederick
Sharp exchanges widen rifts Russia Japan and hoped peace
Foreign observers in Moscow split hopes as Japan demands withdrawal from Manchoukuo territory. Russia cites treaty maps to claim the land, while observers expect a peaceful resolution. In Paris King George VI’s visit fosters Franco British ties, with Hitler rumored to seek a compromise on military aviation. Kiukiang may fall as Japanese forces press, and Spanish insurgents push government troops from key mountains toward Valencia.
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Associated Press
Aime ‘Sia
Japan
Far East
Europe
France
George VI
Britain
Russia
Manchoukuo
Manchoukou
Moscow
Engeland
Paris
Hitler
London
Smbasesdor
Berlin
Chamberlain
China
Kiukiang
Spain
Valencia
U S Asks Mexico To Arbitration Of Land Seizure
Washington July 22 AP Secretary Hull delivered a note requesting international arbitration for Mexico seized American farm land. About 1,008,000 acres expropriated since 1927 valued by owners above 10 million dollars. The U S seeks prompt payment while recognizing Mexico may expropriate with full payment.
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Washington
Mexico
Hull Hall
Roosevelt
United States
Hull
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Update
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 p m at 1 397 inches. July to date 438 inch. Normal July 4 inches. actual 1 48 inches. Deficiency in 1938 noted at 1 338 inches. High yesterday 0. Low last night 3R. Sun set 7 33 p m. sun rise 5 01 a m. Moon rise 1 132 mm. moon set 4 10 p m. Streams Moncesco muddy Potomac muddy at Poiag jot Rocks.
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Moncesco
Potomac
Poiag
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