Warm Wave Keeps City Gripped as Showers Return
The city endures a sixth consecutive day above 90 with more showers likely. Mayor Lloyd Cuber and officials announce a renewed street shower program using the same crews and equipment as prior summers. A fixed schedule runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday with twenty minutes of showers at designated intersections. Weather forecasts predict locally heavy squalls possible this afternoon while temperatures hover near 90s after a 101 peak Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
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Record heat sweeps multiple states with high 100 in Kansas City
The weather bulletin shows a 100 degree high in Kansas City with 98 in San Antonio Oklahoma City and Omaha. Temperatures above 90 persist in Atlanta Chicago Indianapolis Philadelphia Richmond and Washington as thunderstorm risk lingers in the eastern third with no relief in sight per meteorologist John R Weeks.
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Kansas City
San Antonio
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Omaha
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Chicago
Indianapsib
Pa Etoaia
Richmond
Washington
Sc. Ted
John R Weeks
Jam and preserves from Sister Mary’s Kitchen
Mary F. Dague shares old fashioned canning recipes from Sister Mary’s Kitchen. Conserve from red currants raspberries raisins and oranges yields a glossy jam ready for sterilized jars. Watermelon preserve uses rind fruit ginger and alum to make a clear syrup and seal jars. Peach conserve plans ahead with early white peaches and market abundance.
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Raisius
Court News Carriage Licevess and Others
Court notices list several defendants including Guy Cook and Elizabeth Crum of Maryland and Walter Bakutis and Margaret Tomlinson of Cascade. Several couples deed property and various county transfers are noted with amounts. A long recipe fragment and tomorrow's menu follow, detailing fruit compote, breakfast, lunch, and dinner courses.
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Guy L. Cook
East Fourth Street
Elizabeth M. Crum
Waltersylle
Walter Stephen Bakutis
Margaret Cecila Tomlinson
Cascade
Max Elmer Stine
Ruth. L. Semler
Hagerstown
Myer Hillman Barnes
Washingen
Dorothy Elizabeth Stephens
Friendship Heights
Carl R DeLong
Emma
Letes
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Lewistown
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Leo Mis
Evelyn G Socks
Hagersoun
Herman H. Ricketts
Phin
Hit
Loretta Burger
Sear Frederick
Cifton P. Wood
Aloma A. Riddell
Alexandria
Local social notes from Harney area visitors and callers
July 23 notes record visits and dinners across Harney, Taneytown, Biglerville, Gettysburg, Hampstead and Baltimore. People like Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt, Miss Edna Slagle, Mr. and Mrs. Nall, Ruth Smider, Harry Sell, Pauline Qver holizer, and Mrs. Walter Fissell are mentioned among relatives and neighbors.
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Harney Barney
Herbert Schmidt
Clfford Hahn
Clarence Nall
Edna Slagle
York
Sentman Scott
Marga
Harney
Airs
H. H Sel
Lillie Slagle
Biglerville
Stauffer
Taneytown
Joseph Kelly
Samuel D. Smider
Ruth
Harry Sell Bigwaike
Lilie Slagle
Gettysburg
Jerry Qverholizer
Pauline
Mary Matilda Ott
Tanertown
Lake Wear
Weant
Martin My
Sirs Myers
Clara Sweikert
Kearherne Fieagke
Yeand
Farmers Union meeting to hear co operative talk in Taneytown
Taneytown reports an 8 p.m. Farmers Union meeting at the P O S of A hall with J Y Henderson of the Southern States Co operative in Baltimore delivering an address on co operatives. Also notes Emmitsburg Homemakers visit to DuPont Gardens and Hess Bushey reunion at South Mountain Fair grounds on July 31 with basket lunch at noon. Irene Shoemaker visits Ruthanne Eckard in Middleburg. United States controls 90 percent of the world’s lighted airways.
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Farmers’ Union
P.O. S
A. Hall J. Y. Henderson
Southern States Co-operative
Baltimore
Joseph B. Smith
Emmitsburg
DuPont Gardens
Wilmington
Del
Dorothy
Mary Stock
Donald Stock, Jr
Staten Island
Archie Crouse
Hess-Bushey
South Mountain Fair Grounds
Arendtsville
Irene Shoemaker
Middleburg
Ruthanne Eckard
Troops Called Out in Terre Haute Strike
In Terre Haute Indiana a general strike paralyses business as about 66 000 residents face disruption. Indiana National Guardsmen nearly 2000 strong move in to preserve peace and ensure essential goods distribution. Hundreds of workers join the general strike after a union official says the Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company imported strikebreakers to reopen a plant where 600 workers are affected.
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Ind
Terre Hauthe
Eugene V. Debs
Indiana National Guardsmen
L G Brown
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
Union Strikes Enter Second Month Amid Push for Recognition
Union men on a two month strike press for recognition of their organization. Revolutionists call it a labor holiday. Brown declared that the strikes...
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Untitled fragment on strike-breakers withdrawal
A fragmentary line mentions continuing until withdrawal the strike-breakers from the nah ing plant. The readable text provides no clear names, dates, or organization details to anchor a fuller summary.
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