Ankrom Confronts The Golden Girl In The Ranch Chase
Ankrom meets Betty the golden girl on the trail and learns more about Drean Trone’s scheme. He suspects a backer in the background and debates Lee Trone’s view of him as a gunman while she accuses him of past killings. The tension leaves him feeling cold and betrayed.
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Ankrom
Betty
Ratenford
Keltor Drean
Struthers
Peso Pinto
Ankram
Drean
Gore Man
Trone
Troe
Lee
Running Blue
Goldie
Lee Trone
Golden Girl
Abe
Lee Trones
Hackett
Mar
Cosyright
Natsen C. Nts
Insurance to Be Offered on Wheat in Maryland
College Park Md July 22 Insurance on the wheat crop to be seeded this year will be offered to Maryland growers for a small cost. Coverage is up to three fourths of the normal yield with hazards including drought flood pests and diseases. The program covers listed Maryland counties and is open to tenants and landlords alike with meetings planned to explain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Henry R Shoemaker
Baltimore
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Anne
Talbot
Washington
Powers Seek Control of Atlantic Air Lanes
Port Washington New York July 22 ocean going airplanes of three world powers rested along the north shore of Long Island in a display of a polite but spirited contest over Atlantic air lanes A British seaplane arrived from Ireland after the first of a 1938 survey flights Germany sent a seaplane for a brief stop and an American flying boat later joined at the moorings as it prepared to depart for Bermuda, with future Azores routes in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Long Island
Ireland
Britain
New York
Azores
Bermuda
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses listed for Melvin Sponseller and Gladys Wallett from Hanover. Paul D. Benner with Virginia Kidwell from Hagers town. W Woodrow Bradham and Rosa Lee Priddy from Richmond. Deed transfers include Zimmerman to Maryland State Roads Commission for $1. Paul Eline to Gladys M. Toms for $1,000. J Vernon Boone to Gordon Rider for $10. W Clinton McSherry to Walter J. Shatzer for $625. Whitmore executors to Carroll E. Easterday for $2,500.
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Melvin Sponseller
Gladys Wallett
Hanover
Paul D. Benner
Smithsburg
Virginia Kidwell
Hagerstown
W. Woodrow Bradham
Rosa Lee Priddy
Richmond
Joshua E. Zimmerman
State Roads Commission of
Maryland
Paul Eline
Gladys M. Toms
J. Vernon Boone
Gordon Rider
W. Clinton McSherry
Walter J. Shatzer
Charles N. Whitmore
Carroll E. L. Easterday
West Lochner Reunion In Rocky Ridge Pa Held
Members and friends of the West and Lochner families gathered in Mi Tabor Park Rocky Ridge for the eighth annual reunion. Officers elected included President Charles E West Fayetteville PA Vice President Joseph H Lochner Secretary August Monath Treasurer Lewis F Lochner Frederick County. A committee selected Arendisville Park PA for the next meeting set for the third Sunday in August 1838.
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Lochner
Mi Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Park Auditorium
Charles E. West
Joseph H. Lochner
J C. Nusbaum
Charles L. Lochner
Thomas West
Ira Bushman
John West
Cornelius West
Arendisville
Norse Valhalla Entrances Described With Vast Passageways
A Norse myth depiction places Valhalla as a warrior afterlife with 540 entrances, each wide enough for 800 men to pass. The image conveys a malevolent arena-like hall where battles continue beyond death.
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Valhalla
Ten and twelve foot cornstalks rise in Kansas and Maryland
In a farm scene near Lewistown, Ray Delphey and his son Ray Delphy Jr. pose with a twelve foot corn stalk while others note a tall crop in Kansas and Frederick County. Ernest Utterback rents the Lewistown farm, and the tallest stalks appear taller than the background building due to camera proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Frederick County
Ray Delphey
Washington
Ray Delphy, Jr
Delphey
Lewistown
Ernest Utterback
Sucic
Pitcairn Descendants Face Supplies Shortage on Island
Mutineers' descendants on Pitcairn Island report a mild measles outbreak and shortages of medical supplies and gasoline amid eight weeks without a ship call. Radio operator Mrs Dorothy D. Hall plans to inform Bitcaim Island inhabitants that supplies will soon arrive, via a message coordinated with the British Consulate and Suva High Commissioner. Pitcairn, settled in 1790 by nine mutineers, now has 215 residents all descendants of the original crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
New Zealand
Bounty
Pitcairn
Pacific
New York
Dorothy D. Hall
Bitcaim Island
Western Pacific
Suva
Furi
Hall
Drove Down Railroad Tracks Arrested on DUI
A Baltimore motorist drove down East street railroad tracks and wedged in a frog near Fifth street. He burned out the clutch trying to free the car and was arrested for driving while intoxicated. H. B. Prewitt posted $111 collateral for Friday appearance on the charge and a separate reckless driving count. Police also arrested Jefferson on the same charge earlier, posting $1,?75 collateral for Tuesday appearance.
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Baltimore
East Street
Fifth Street
H. B. Prewitt
Frank Dorsey
Leon C. Gouker
Jefferson
Frederick Production Credit Association Loan Committee Actions
Ten applications were reviewed by the Fred erick Production Credit Association loan committee at local headquarters on Court street Friday afternoon. Nine were approved and one rejected. Walter D. Bromiley secretary treasurer and John T. Scott examined the loans. A directors meeting will be held next Friday at the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Producers Income Likely To Be Smaller
Washington reports that canning crop growers face lower incomes as large canned goods stocks lead to reduced contracts. Gustava Burmeister notes 1937’s big pack and weak purchasing power create carryover into 1938 39, while most canning crops are under contract and plantings shrink to offset oversupply.
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Washington
Gustava Burmeister
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Burmeister
Wheat Price Bumps Then Falls On Market Reactions
Wheat futures in Chicago rose briefly on July 22 as traders priced in lessened danger of a Russia Japan clash, but later reactions erased much of the advance. Month end liquidations and July delivery sales pressured values, with September wheat around 70 3/4 and December about 72 1/4.
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John P. Boughan
Chicago
Earle Orders Special Assembly Session in Pennsylvani a
Gov George H Earle cites court usurpation of legislative power and calls a special assembly to open inquiry into campaign charges against the governor and thirteen associates A grand jury probe is already planned Democrats control both chambers and will convene Monday night.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Maryland Farm Bureau Forms Cooperative Partnership Plan
At a Baltimore meeting the State Farm Bureau and Southern States Co operative finalize a plan making Southern States the state wholesale cooperative and the Farm Bureau the general educational and legislative farm organization. Frederick Anne Arundel and Howard counties are exempt. Wilbert L. Smith of Braddock, SB representative, attended.
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Baltimore
State Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Farmh Bureau
General Educational and Legislative Farm Organization
Frederick
Anne ,Arundel
Howard
Virginia
North Carolina
Frederick County
Thurmont
Wailkersville
Brunswick
Wilbert L. Smith
Braddock
State Farm Bureau
Smith
Four H Club Week Week August at University of Maryland
Four H Club Week at the University of Maryland in College Park August 13 will attract 600 to 700 county 4-H members. The program includes assemblies demonstrations and discussions on agriculture and youth problems with leaders from the U S Department of Agriculture and college staff.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Maryland
T B Masny
Charles E Powter
Mass Eta Gardner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
H. C. Byrd
University
Tomas B. Symons
College of Agriculture
Hester Beall Proverson
Department of Speech
Style
Florence £. Williams
Frederick County
Ruth Nicodemus
Monrovia
Jane Grams
Buckeystown
Frances Coblentz
Janet Coblentz
Joyce Remsburg
Carol Remsberg
June Sheffler
Esther Holter
Glenna Remsberg
Connie Remsberg
Rachel Waters
Betty Jane Wise
Middletown
Mildred Crum
Frederick
Virginia Remsberg
Kathleen Buhrman
Lewistown
Christine Shaffer
Martha May Wirts
Petersville
Dorothy Zimmerman
Peggy Himes
Irene van Fossen
Walkersville
Betty Betson
Mary Edith Mainhart
Evelyn Howard
Ruth E. Davis
Mildred Betson
Afontovia
Oneda Albaugh
Unionville
Eleanor Joy
Libertytown
Pomona Grange
Oakland tavern operator linked to 1933 New Orleans murder
Wirtle Barnes, 35, arrested in Oakland as a suspect in a New Orleans torture slayings case dating back five years. She claimed two men forced her into the basement of a restaurant where Joseph Famularo was stabbed in 1933, then drove them to Pittsburgh, insisting she knew nothing of the killing.
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Oakland
Calif
New Orleans
Wirtle Barnes
Joseph Famularo
Pittsburgh
Community Notes From Sabillasville July Visit Details
Richard T Pryor visited Philadelphia relatives and others from Salisbury, Woodsboro, and Sabillasville share recent visits. Raymond Elder, working on a Norfolk boat, vacationed at home. Eva Harbaugh heads to Colorado Springs and Yellowstone Park. Local gatherings include St Mark's Lutheran workers entertaining at Lantz, a capsule sisters gift exchange, and plans for a Red Men Hall festival on August 11. Birthday celebrations honor Samuel Fox. multiple families visit Catonsville and Westminster.
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Sabdillasville
Richard T Pryor
Hubert Merritt
Philadelphia
M. Roberts
Salisbury
R.A. Harbaugh
Raymond Elder
Norfolk
Eva Harbaugh
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Pack
Laura CaubhSoner
Washington
Helen Stoner
Woodsboro
Bertha Eyler
Romey Perry
Jesse Black
Aliss Gladys Black
Salsbury
Ocean City
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Jesse Miler
Lantz
Samuel Fox
Charles Fox
Wilbur Fox
Francis Manahan
Lester Sanders
Betty Jane Fox
Agnes Fox
Senious Brown
Joseph
Clifford Fox
Speeding fined ten dollars in Washington court
A. R. Ashcraft of Washington pleaded guilty to exceeding 45 miles per hour in a Police Court Friday night and was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer. Officer Sergi W. R. May of the State Police made the arrest. A separate matter, Lewis Hurst of Ceresville faced a board bill charge by Harlan DeGrange that was settled out of court, with Hurst arrested on a warrant by DeGrange.
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Speeder
A. R. Ashcraft
Washington
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sergi W. R.may
Lewis Hurst
Harlan DeGrange
Ceresvile
Hurst
Verner Redmond
DeGrange
How much more debt can the government stand
A reader’s poll shows mixed opinions on US debt. Respondents name figures from none to forty billion more, some arguing there is no limit while others call for reducing debt and cautious spending.
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A. I. Ellin
Feederick
Charles S. Wilson
Frederick
United States
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Edward Hook
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Wilbur Reynolds
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Charles Wertheimer
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Roy I. Hyndman
Gordon P. Gever
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