Brunswick printing plant destroyed by fire
The Blade Times printing office in Brunswick was wrecked by a fire that heavily damaged the frame shop. Owner Henry Rinker reported total losses near eight thousand dollars and planned to rebuild while continuing publication of the weekly Blade Times.
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Wswick Blade-Times
Henry Rine
Ker
Soreet
Bricskk
Wmsewice Fire Department
Anvay
Rinker
Joss
Biade-Times
Brunswick
Blade
Times
Bride-Times
Vera Calan
Louis Robin Nears New Record Flight Milestone
Louis Robins near a historic flight record at Louis Robins Field. As time ticks down, the plane piloted by Dale Jackson Porest O Brine has been aloft for 243 hours and trails the Armene o record by about 3 hours 43 minutes.
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Lous. Mo
Louis Robins
Sam- St. Louis Field
Armeeno
Culver City
Cal
Dale Jackson
Porest O'Brine
Speedboats collide off Lake Michigan injure several. one missing
Two speed boats carrying passengers collided 200 yards off a Lake Michigan pier last night. One passenger, Leo Mekind of Yonkers, is reported dead or missing, while Davidson of Chicago is unaccounted for. Several others were injured as boats were driven apart at about 40 miles per hour. Rescued by nearby craft. conditions unclear due to scattered details.
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Hitage
Lake Michigan
Leomekind
Yonkers
Davidson
Chicago
Calmont
$250000 Paid For Houdon Bust Of Washington
July 23 AP report says John D Rockwell Jr bought Houdon’s 1785 George Washington bust for $250000. The sale funds will go to the American museum. A group of 16 business and professional men in Rockville formed Beckville Rotary Club plans to recruit members and hold a luncheon as a first step.
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Aoden
Ameri
John D. Rocken, Jr
Jean Ant¢ Houdon
George Ington
Mt Ver
Ts Ye Armetican Museum
Beckville
B. Brockwar
Curtis L. Ward
F. Bacherat
Fey
Bertram Mf. Osgood
Seer J. Ballard
Guy Hicks
Frederick Wedres
Ube
Glarke pleads guilty in bank case report
J R Glarke pleads guilty in a bank case. the article notes a family tragedy with one dead and another near death in the same household. details are fragmented but imply a nervous collapse and multiple related deaths. Names include Miss Syed and Mrs Scott, with unclear connections.
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J. R. Glarke
Scott
Syed
Harry
Fresh Airs Two Weeks Half Over At Baker Camp
Twenty five Fresh Air Fund children from New York and Brooklyn enjoy two weeks of Camp Baker at Braddock Heights under Joseph D. Baker with swimming, baseball, hiking and forestry lessons led by City Forester C Cyril Kieln. They attend services, play ball, swim in the new pool, and visit High Knob as their vacation nears midway.
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Kiddles
New York
Brockli Ag
Baker Camp
Braddock Heights
Joseph D. Baker
Fresh Air Fund
New York Tribune
Frederick County
Wall
C. Cyril Kieln
Fresh Air
Johnsons
Walter
Jack
Eric
High Knob
George E. Kerstetter
Ces
Jack Johnson
Walter Johnson
Eric Johnson
Joseph Natchez
Alexander Murray
Raymond Jones
Andrew Warberanz
Lorimer Welding
Henry Bishop
Michael Ganges
Robert Urban
Philp McCrane
James Fitzpatrick
John O'Neil
Raymond Bolger
Tony Endofuvvl
John Ryan
Willam King
Philip Lenox
Martin Curtin
Francis Curtin
Sam Jacobazintz
Dasiel Carer
J. Shancahan
Joan Gregory
Two Killed in Auto Crashes in Baltimore
Baltimore July 23 Automo bile accidents claimed two lives in the vicinity. Mia George F Way 20 was struck on Edgewood Road and Edmonson Avenue and died at a hospital. Harry Korcreil the driver was arrested. Mrs Way’s husband served nearby with the Fifth Regiment. A second victim, an unidentified truck driver, died when his vehicle turned on a curve between Cockersville and Glindon.
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Baltimore
George F. Way
Edgewood Road
Edmonson Avenue
Harry Korcreil
Cockersville
Glindon
Aitch
Richard Aeh Bassimore
Ute Giber
City Densp On Fire Near Brick Works
A large fire broke out near the brick works this afternoon forcing authorities to assemble a response. Smoke affected nearby residents as crews fought the blaze. elevations and access routes were impacted while flames were contained. In Washington, July 23 AP, Navy orders or related measures were discussed as part of the incident response.
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Erck
Uniteds
Negro Slayer Sentenced to Death in Alabama
Lester Bouyer alias Chris NERTO was sentenced to electrocution for the July 7 killing of Tage Hines near Eutfaula Alabama. A special train carrying 1500 National Guardsmen arrived to guard Bouyer as 1000 to 1500 locals gathered at the courthouse amid heightened tension.
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Eutfaula
Ala
Lester Bouyer
Chris
Nerto
eMing Tage Hines
J. S. Willams
Gia
Graves
Court House
Court House Square
Drive to End Auto Safety Campaign Starts Monday
State police launch Save-a-Life drive to force auto safety compliance. About 10,000 cars statewide lack required windshield stickers and will face roadside inspection, tests, and possible court action for inadequate brakes or other mechanical faults. Police will issue sticker violations and pursue further charges if defects are found.
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Austin Baughman
Ithe
Steamship collision reported near Grand Banks causing injuries
An Atlantic collision between a steamship and an iceberg near the Grand Banks was reported to the coast guard. Initial details indicate a number of injuries and debris observed as the ships proceeded.
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Coast Guard
Grand Banks
Dutma Ome
Proceeamy Ipaarcs
Fethion In Bankruptcy Case Against W. Woodward Restaurant
The petition alleges bankruptcy involving 3 W. Woodward, a restaurant operator. Claims show a debtor total of 585 dollars and 1,037.363 dollars in listed obligations. Creditors are ML Matar and related referent orders.
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Fethion
W. Woodward
Orcers
Matar
Russo-Chinese Tension Eases Amid Diplomatic Hope
Amicable easing of Russo-Chinese tension reported as China and Russia pledge to honor the Kiely pact. Troop movements noted on the Manchurian frontier with no clear overt acts, while a reported capture of an American woman and baby by Soviet forces remained unconfirmed. Moscow seeks restoration of the Chinese Eastern Railway status quo before settlement. Shanghai notes Nationalists optimistic a peaceful resolution will prevail. Washington shares hope to avoid hostilities.
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Associated Press
China
Russia
Moscow
Shanghai Dispatches
Washington Aso
7000 Attend Services At Hoover Barn Sunday
Thousands gathered at the historic Hoover Barn in Wolfsville to mark an anniversary, using the same Bible and stand their forefathers did 110 years ago. Rev. J. W. Yee led a morning devotion, with Rev. J. Stewart Hartman, Rev. Dr. P. Berry Plummer, Dr. A. A. Lamar, and Rev. Tobias Henry delivering talks on faith, love for the church, primitive life, and mission.
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Wolfsville
Hoover
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
J. W. Yee
J. Stewart Hartman
P. Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
Eugene ONeill Married in Paris
New Work, July 23 AP reports playwright Eugene ONeill married in Sterday to actress Cilla Monnterey. Barry Weinberger announced the union. The couple plan a Tahitian honoimoon in the Tyrol as Mrs Agnes Boulton ONeill has divorced the player Zin Reno Nerv. Paddle Tennis Tournament entries listed for 6 20 at Baker Park with several players named including Thomas Dope Shoemaker Tassos Gana Lewis Fagas James Grimes Exwoot Cramer Mervin Harshman Conrad Suter and chair Bri
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Eugene
Sterday
Cilla Monnterey
Barry Weinberger
Ocelli
New York
Tyrol
Agnes Boulton O'Neill
Zin Reno
Nerv
Baker Park
Ate
OFS
Thomas A Dope
Lau- Tassos Ganas
Lewis Fagas
James’ Grimes
Exwoot Cramer
Mervin Harsman
Conrad Suter Chaior Bri
Broadcast Peace Pact Ceremony Planned in Washington
The July 23 AP report notes the Kellieg peace pact signing will be staged in the East Room of the White House tomorrow afternoon and broadcast from Washington. The ceremony will feature senior officials and is part of the international peace efforts.
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He York
Ceremernie
Hms Waite House
Tomorow
Washington
Iva 2
Ballona
Church And Bentz Streets Most Dangerous Intersection In City
The text describes Church and Bentz Streets as the city’s most dangerous intersection. It references traffic hazards, local sites, and mentions nearby landmarks and affected areas. Observations imply high accident risk and calls for caution and potential safety measures by authorities.
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Bentz
Rockville Plans Growth With Courthouse and Streets
Rockville Maryland article outlines rapid town growth after the planned courthouse and county building. Irving C. Root of the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission will draft an area plan around the courthouse and downtown, adding new streets to divert traffic from the main artery and create a crossing near the railroad. The work ties to broader county development and street networks to anticipate increased traffic and orderly expansion. The Maryland State Dental Association holding semi annual meeting in Frederick September 9 10 with hotels, clinics, and social events at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Rockville
Court House
Mr. Root
Irving C. Root
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Mrr Root
Root
Washington
D. C
Park and
Trafic
Norbeck
Artory
Seay
Maryland State Dental Association
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Baltimore City
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Salisbury
Francis Beatt Key Hotel
William E. Trail
A. A. Radclif
Frederick County Dental Society
Bernard M. Davis
Wiley W. Smith
Baltimore
N. A. McDonald
Editor Charged With False Pretenses In Annapolis
Charles Camstian editor of the Southern Neryland Times was arraigned in Police Court on July 23 in Annapolis for allegedly obtaining 1850 dollars under false pretenses from Green Arundel County Justice S J Everd. He was held in bail and released on condition.
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Annapolis
Charles Mr. Camstian
Southern Neryland Times
John W. Anderton
S. J. Everd
Green
Arundel County
Everd
Christian
Methodist 70 Unite in Reunion Thursday
A reunion gathering of about 70 Methodists is planned for Thursday led by Pastor of the church. The event will feature communal activities and messages reflecting on past chapters and future plans.
September Court to Hear Heavy Civil and Criminal Dockets
Dockets show a sizable rise in civil appeals and criminal cases for the September term. Current counts include three civil appeals and 26 criminal appeals, plus 37 original docket cases and about 50 defendants on bond awaiting grand jury action. Jail holds show 24 prisoners, most awaiting grand jury or ongoing sentences. Civil case filings at the sheriff’s office also rose sharply, about 2.5 times higher than fifteen years ago, with fines and levies increasing, largely attributed to automobile-related actions and finances.
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Uberty
Sheriffs Office
Three Marines Die in Nicaragua Plane Crash
Washington July 23 AP Lieut Clarence M Kroght USMC passenger in plane crash near Ocota Nicaragua yesterday died of injuries. Pilot and mechanic killed. Two other Marines, Captain E D Howard and Robert K Moody, also killed. The home of the OL wasCham bis widowresides. Imperiled By Armonia Fumes. J Goskiman Boyd and wife of Baltimore imperiled by ammonial fumes but escaped serious injury when a automobile crashed through a deer of animals manufactiving plant and shattered of ammonia under high . Boyd drove and jammed 2 the tower wart of seepee intert antrom one per cent The closing was Stone AIL 600 shares
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Washington
Clarence M. Kroght
U. S. Marine Corps
Ocota
Nicaragua
Navy
E. D. Howard
Robert K. Moody
Chambis
J. Goskiman Boyd
Imore
Aniics
Boyd
Seepee
Hoover Plans Ten Army Cost Cuts Announcement
President Hoover outlined a plan to reduce military expenses by ten measures. The announcement details reducing overhead while preserving essential defense capabilities.
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Hoover
President Pushes Review Of Obsolete Equipment
The President proposed forming a commission to examine military spending and identify obsolete equipment. He urged faster disposal of outdated items and longer term planning to reduce costs while preserving readiness, noting U S military outlays exceed those of any nation and suggesting possible tax relief tied to trimming defense expenditures.
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Ettabush
Arny
AL Sut
United States
Kechnie Reinstated as Cardinals Manager After Downturn
St. Louis July 23 AP President Sam Breadon announced William McKechnie will again manage the Cardinals effective tomorrow. Billy Southworth returns to Rochester to manage the farm club. McKechnie led the club to the pennant last season but was moved after a string of losses to the Giants in the World Series. The change comes as the Cardinals slumped from first to fourth since June.
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St. Louis
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Wiliam McKechnie
Rochester
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
McKechnie
Cardinal Farm
New York Fame Bees
Light Court Session Fines Auto Off Lights
Justice Sherman Bowers presided as a light docket heard few cases. Witbur Palmer of this city paid 5 for driving without lights and 1 for registration. Allen, Kenzie and Margaret Phetwa appeared on automobile charge. A reckless driving charge against Kents and a separate charge against a girl for letting him drive were noted but not resolved. Civil action against the pair is pending. Report mentions a July 4 incident on a private road near the Monocacr bridge.
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Sherman Bowers
Witbur Palmer
J. J. Cass
Allen
Kenzie
Margaret Phetwa
Kents Wes
Agice Mobie
Br Kendle
James R. Keefer
Ramy
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Atlantic
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Hoover Barn
Eugene O'Neill
Paris
Thes Streets
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Potomac
Strett Pla
In Strest
Raa
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Chater Key
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Antrom
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Rochester Club
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Kiel
Hi Paso
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