Frederick Heat Wave Ends as Maryland Sees Relief
The Frederick thermometer hit 102 degrees today the fourth day of the heat wave, with a 64 degree night and lighter winds. The region welcomed showers in Western Maryland lowering temperatures, while Baltimore stayed near normal as forecasts predict continued fair weather improving crop conditions. A Maryland Holstein field day and judging contest are planned at Springfield Brace Hospital Lytesville with events from 10 am to 3:30 pm including 4-H calf shows and speeches by dairy officials. Separately a Christian Workers Conference at Bradock Heights runs July 27 to August 3, holding daily lectures, music by the English Family, and talks by noted pastors and educators.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Dees
Western Mary
Weather Bureau
Maryland Holstern Asociuent
Forge
Springfield Brace
Lytesville
J. Homer Remsberg
Muddletown
Maryland Holstein Association
John M. Dennis
Essex Farm
Riderwood
O. E. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
BM Clark
Boteein-Priesian Association of America
Natwick
Dunloggin Ferm
Ellicott i
Bern
Chistian Workers
Braddock Heights
Augusta
the Heights
Frederick County
Royal
Charles BE. Wehler
Atul Conner
Jefferson
W. C. Day
Middletown
Tete
OE A. Ti
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
J. B. Baker
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
York
Bartlett’ B. James
Washington
Charles English
Hoglish
Dr. Robertson
James
The
Philippians
Kingdom
Baker
Dr. James
Priday
Woodcock urges agents to use brains in prohibition work
Washington July 23 AP reports prohibition director W W Woodcock instructed agents to rely on brains rather than force in law enforcement. He suspended two agents for searching a citizen’s car without cause after an incident with E G Duncan Maryland reed commission engineer, and said no weapons were used.
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W. W Woodcock
Prohibition
Tusof
E.G. Duncan
Maryland
Reed Commission
Charis R. McCartney
John T.weigel
Duncan
Woodcock
Pla
Flood, Noted Political Leader, Laid to Rest in Baltimore
The body of Jack Flood, a colorful figure in Anne Arundel politics and resort life, was buried today in a heavy breast casket as leaders from across the county and Baltimore City attended. Governor Ritchie and other officials were among those paying respects. Flood died after eight weeks of illness at his home last Saturday.
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Baltimore
Jack Flood
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Ritchie
Anne Arundel
R C Lowndes Brother Former Governor Dies
R C Lowndes, brother of a former governor, died at his Cartavarg West Virginia home. He served from 1898 to 1968 and was a member of a Maryland mining family. Survived by his wife, president of the Second National Bank of Cumberland, and a niece, Mrs Rewa Lice.
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Cartavarg
Posse Comes Texas for Negro Slavers
A Marshall Texas dispatch reports an armed posse searching Greenwood Louisiana east of town for two black men who shot and robbed Greenwood merchant C J Mason and fled with his wife as witness. Sheriff T R Hughes said 300 to 600 men joined the pursuit amid fear of mob violence.
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Tex
Greenwood
C. J. Mason
Mason
T. R. Hughes
Caddo Parish
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two Children in Barnesboro Pa
Two children and a mother were injured when a dynamite charge exploded at a home on Eneigh Row near Barnesboro. Police say the blast was linked to domestic disputes with the father believed responsible. A search identified Lavina Langham, 16 months, and LaRue Langham among the deceased. the mother survived. The investigation focused on the husband’s recent activities and location before the explosion.
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K Tory
Langham
Eneigh Row
Lavina
LaRue
Ast
Heen
34 Bodies Recovered After Moselle Bridge Collapse
Coblenz Germany July 23 AP thirty four bodies of more than a hundred people swept into the Moselle back waters by the collapse of a rickety pontoon bridge had been recovered this morning among the victims was six year old American Raymond Lawier of Akron Ohio who drowned with his aged grandfather. The exact death toll could not yet be confirmed as others remain missing in the dark water under the crowded bridge near the fortress Ehrenbreitstein celebrating the evacuation of the Rimneland by French troops and government troops.
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Germany
Moselle
Raymond Lawier
Akron
Ohio
Willy
Catherine Lawier
Lithle
Baren
Sretetain
Rimneland
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Denver
Col
Jes D. Figgins
Jefferson
Admiral Peary
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Colorado Museum
Figgins
Anrid
Mt. Figgins
Corection Ince
Ms. Fingins
Danis
Impressive Stock Rally Amid Market Uptick In New York
An impressive list of stocks rose in New York as traders advanced prices today. The market moved higher with broad gains though some cautions remained as officials reported mixed conditions and limited trading activity.
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New York
Meat Prices Fall As Farmers Sell Cattle
Local markets show lower beef prices as cattle sales rise and drought trims pasture. Forequarter cuts drop while steaks, veal dip less. pork and canned fruits also ease. bread price cut passes to shoppers. Sugar corn price varies. tomatoes and beans stay high due to dry weather.
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Tees
Boy Drowned at Westminster Pool in Heat Wave Incident
Eleven year old John J ershing Phillips, son of Mr and Mrs W H Phillips, drowned Monday evening at Westminster near the W Frank Thomas estate. He and his brothers swam in a fifty foot pool when a wind shift left him stranded in the shallow end. After 25 minutes the body was recovered and attempts at resuscitation failed. The coroner and state attorney investigated. a funeral followed that afternoon.
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C. L. Billingslea
Westminster
George E. Benson
Theodore F. Brown
Virginia
Philips
Mary Lowe
Alow
Granville
Lacy C. Glassy Peasl
Ats
T. G. Addo
Doell
W.ese A
MAME Officials for Brunswick Election
Officials listed for Brunswick election include ward representatives and a at large seat. Names such as Ward and Bost appear among others with roles like clerk and patrol.
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MAME
Brunswick
Maryland Publishing Co. directors resign over county ad deals
A bill in equity filed July 7 in Montgomery County seeks to enjoin county commissioners and treasurer from approving county advertising and printing contracts with the Maryland Publishing Co. and from paying existing bills. Three commissioners who were Maryland Publishing directors plus a fourth stockholder are named as defendants. the case aims to prevent personal profit from official contracts. A judge set July 30 for appearances. the Maryland Publishing Co. president declined immediate public disclosure pending court.
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Suver
Montgomery County
Aistance
al- Amais
The
Maryland Publishing Co
Toder
Renselis
Unt
St Maryland Publishing Co
Walter W. Mobley
Derwood
Code of Public Laws
State of Maryland
Benjamin ©. Perry
Operd
Lacy Sis
Clagett Hilton
Maryland News
Dil
Robert L. Hickerson
Was
Ma. E. Brooke Lee
Robert B. Peter
Rockyile Careult
J. Forest Walker
Rippeon Faces State Charge Over Disturbance
Rippeon is charged at the state level following a disturbance on New Market nights. The case involves Demir Swirl Verne and Redmond, with ongoing proceedings and a scheduled hearing to determine further actions. Local authorities report the incident occurred several nights ago, leading to police involvement and preliminary charges.
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Demir
Frearth Conference Aims for Terrible Health Kids Meeting
A health conference for school age children is planned for Terriswick at Bert Erwick School under Frecevick County Health Department. Mus Gould Leck leads. public meeting invites all children and families to attend.
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Terseswick
Bert Erwick
Frecevick County
Mus Gould Leck
Atul
Chidren
Four Month Sentence For Radio Announcer Miller
Lester Miller, radio announcer, was sentenced to four months and fined 50 dollars after being convicted of driving after license suspension and using markers from another car. He faces a grand jury on additional charges linked to a Martinsburg and Harpers Ferry crime spree involving gas stations and auto theft. Accomplice Edger Webb was arrested. several Washington men were released after investigation.
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Lester Miler
Dad
Alton ¥. Bennett
Peoples
Miller
State Oficer M. BD
Brubaker
South Mountain
Commissioner of Monitor Venctes
E. Austin Baughman
Mukr
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Siath Suet
Soper
Justice Bennett
Benjamiy Bishi
Seer Wes Ieend
Aboline
Prederick
Martinaburg
W. Va
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Miler
Edger Webb
Frederick
Harpers Terry
Washington
Bribsker
Bremer
Three Men Shot in Lobby Watcher Buckley Slain
Gerald E. Jerry Rhuckie Buckley, 27, broadcaster against gambling, is shot dead in a hotel lobby by three men who flee in a car. Buckley, a Wayne County figure and recall opponent of Mayor Bowles, had long attacked gambling on WMBC. Authorities move quickly, with state officials proposing a $5,000 boost to enforcement.
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Much
Gervid E
Jerry” Rhuckie
Tado
WMBC
In Sale
Buckley
Charles Bowles
Paul Buckley
Wayne County Srab
Gerald
Threement
Mar Yard
James B Cheliot
Nf County
State orchardists meet at New Windsor
Gov Albert Ritchie addressed the Summerfield meeting of the Maryland Horticultural Society at Blue Ridge College in New Windsor praising orchards as income for farmers. The event included orchard tours of Mt Distance and New Windsor companies, demonstrations of grading and cleaning fruit, and speeches by Albert Allen and J. Walt Englar with W. Rees from the Farm Board. Two deaths reported in nearby Carlisle area.
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Albert ©. Ritchie
Tfrylanid Horticultural Society
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Mt Distet
Blue Ridge
Albert Allen
J. Walt Englar
Earth Tremors Cause Mass Deaths Across Regions
Reports from Rove and Naples record heavy casualties in a series of earthquakes. Officials cite at least 252 dead and thousands injured in southern Flerg H region, with numerous buildings collapsed including palaces and churches. Stefani News Agency notes around 100 killed in southern Italy and hundreds injured. Police and Fascist authorities mobilize to restore order and assist survivors amid chaotic scenes.
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Naples
Italy
Stefani
Piremez
Aviator Pioneer Glewn H Curtiss Dies
Obituary notes the death of Glewn H Curtiss, aviation pioneer, after a hospital stay for appendicitis and a blood clot. he died in Cincinnati after transfer from Hammondsport New York. The report mentions his prominence in early aviation circles and his long friendship with Nicholas Kim.
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Glewn H. Curtiss
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