County Firemen Open Their First Annual Meeting
The Precinct County Firemen's Association held its inaugural convention in Winchester hall with officials and delegates registering as committees chosen. A street dance site on Bass Street was set, parade formation announced, and officers for the coming year to be elected.
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F. Lester Smt county association
Winchester
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Robert A. Benz
West Church street
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hall on Bass
Alton ¥. Bennett
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Dram
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President Opposes Clark Amendment in Security Law Debate
President Roosevelt opposes Senator Clark's amendment exempting private systems from the proposed security law and urges uniform treatment for all corporations. House conferees debate the proposal as a test vote nears in the ongoing legislative clash.
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Prenden
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Clark
Missoury
Senate
Heat Wave Brings Hottest Night In Town
Weather notes describe a hot humid night with high heat indices and sporadic showers. Forecasters warn of possible thunderstorms and soaked uniforms for tomorrow unless rains align to miss firemen. Local records show July and June heat comparisons, with 104 degrees noted in a previous year.
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Frederick
Erving
Editor Paid by Utilities Probe Allegations Reported
Jonn W. Carpenter testified to Senate investigators that Texas Power Light Company paid 192 to Peter Molineaux, editor of a Texas weekly magazine, to oppose a measure. He claimed lunches, fishing trips, and radio speeches were funded, though he denied giving anything specific.
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Jonn W. Carpenter
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Texas Power Light Company
Molineaux
Texas weekly
Carpenter
Senate
Morneau
Bay Bridge Discussed With Pres. Roosevelt
Washington July 24 AP Federal aim for the construction of the proposed 16 million Chesapeake Bay bridge was discussed by President Roosevelt and Senator Radcliffe of Maryland during a conference on the work relief program. Radcliffe said he was confident of an early start in Maryland but could not promise a bridge start.
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Radcife
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Two Neideckers Arrested After Leaving Ship
Norfolk, July 24 AP Two Neidecker brothers Aubrey and George William detained on charges of swindling and breach of confidence tied to the closing of the Travellers Bank of Paris. Their brother B Coles Neidecker, bank head, freed on parole in New York after police arrested him as a fugitive from Paris bribe charges.
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Newport News
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New York
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Commonwealth
Attormey Arnold
Charles Borland
Pans
Anthony
Peter
Baltimore
Concert Aids Playgrounds Fund At Baker Park
About 700 people attended a Tuesday night concert at Baker Park to raise money for the Playgrounds fund. The free will offering reached 17.21 dollars, with additional contributions totaling 576.54 dollars from donors including Weener Faupel and C Zacharias, boosting the campaign as rain threatened to end the event early.
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Hegerstowarch of the Brethren
Severn
Arannum
Nicodemu C. Zacharias
Clemon H. Lenhart
Farm Implement Stocks Rise on Market Demand
The market showed steady demand for farm implements with prices advancing one to two points. Government aid and corporate bonds influenced sentiment as leading industrials including U S. Steel and General Motors weighed on the session.
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American Telephone
House to Seek AAA Provisions in Farm Bill Battle
The House plans to press provisions favored by the AAA to broaden farm program protections as Senate action tightens controls. The bill passed 64 to 15 in the Senate after debates over export subsidies and processing tax rates. A separate arrest ties into a gasoline theft case near Thurmont as authorities pursue larceny charges.
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House
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture committee
Janous
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
terday
Man Frequent Visitor Present at Haile Selassie Coronation
A man described as a frequent visitor was noted for attending the coronation of Haile Selassie. The report mentions remarks about his courage and wartime service, citing his long involvement with the community and a recent birthday.
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Haile Selassie
Government ends uprisings in Tabasco and Tamauipas
Mexico City July 24 AP The federal government removes Governor Lastra of Tabasco and replaces him with a loyal official as Garrido’s regime loses control. Lastra exiles amid a wave of resignations by officials in 22 municipalities and mass student demonstrations erupt in the wake of the upheaval.
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Tomas Canabal
Tabasco
Tamau- Hpas
Lazaro Cardenas
Garido
Miguel Lastra
Garrido
Lastra
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Capital
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Wilmer Allison Clinches Davis Cup Victory for United States
Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas defeated Sheiner Henkel of Germany in straight sets 6 1 7 5 11 9 to give the United States a 3 1 edge in the Davis Cup interzone final. The win secures a meeting with Great Britain in the challenge round starting Saturday as the U S eliminated Germany from the competition. Allison teamed with Johnny Vanya to defeat Gottfried Von Cramm and Kay Lund in doubles, completing the series with momentum toward the 1927 challenge.
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Austin
Texas
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Baron Gottfried Von Cramm
Johnny Van?yn
Philadelphia
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Kay Lund
Budge
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W. W. Symington Dies At Home In Baltimore
Baltim ore July 24 Wal Symington, longtime secretary of the 0, died at his residence after an illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. Symington served in various civic roles and was active in local business circles.
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W. W. Symington
Baltimore
Baltamore
Wal Symington
Woman Acquitted In Circuit Court Case
Mrs. Luan P MacDonald faced charges in the Circuit Court case tried Monday before Judge F Neal Parke. The trial involved the hospital department titles and related matters as presented by the 710 Cav unit and SES81CT. The jury acquitted the defendant.
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Luan P MacDonald
F. Neal Parke
Veron Monk Weddle shot in chicken dispute near Mountandale
Vernon Monk Weddle remains hospitalised after being shot in the right arm and side following an afternoon argument over chickens with neighbor Mamie Hahn. Weddle is being treated at Frederick C. Horsatel.
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Vernon [ Monk” Weddle
Mountandale
Mamie Hahn
Frederick C.y Horsatel
Weddle
Huge Chinese Flood Death Toll Reported
Shanghai dispatch says the Hankow Red Cross claims 30 000 bodies recovered from floods along the Han and Yangtze rivers near Hankow with estimates of a much larger total death count from the disaster.
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Hankow
Frederick County 4-H Achievement Day at Camp Baker
The Frederick County 4 H Girls Clubs held the second annual Achievement Day at Camp Baker near Braddock Heights with about attendees. The program featured exhibits, a six-tribe arrangement, a style show, etiquette tests, swimming, folk dances, campfire stunts, and new Senior Council members were inducted. Winners in exhibits earned spots for state contests at College Park during Boys and Girls Club Week.
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Braddick Hersh
Helen Pearson
Ruth Nicodemus
Monrovia
Pearson
Charlotte Quinn Stiles
Montgomery county
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Middletown
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raddock Heights
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Buckeystown
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Braddock
Woman Removed To Make Wilson Place
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings obtained Dr Amy N Stannard resignation from the U S Board of Parole to clear a seat for Judge T Webster Wilson of Mississippi Roosevelt moved him from the Virgin Islands Critics say Wilson’s actions drew Ickes scrutiny Dr Paul M Pearson, opponent of Wilson, also removed from governor post in the islands and given a housing post in PWA
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U. S. Board of Parole
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Roosevelt
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Wilson
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PWA
City Clocks Show Mixed Readings On Timetables
The synchronized city clock system misread today with City Hall master clock at 1.00 p.m. St Johns tower at 1.257 p.m. Y. Reformed tower at 2.44 p.m. Electricians investigated why the town clocks were out of sync while asserting clocks were keeping time overall. Meanwhile at the county auction 344acre near Mont was sold by assignee Vincent O Toole with Th Orinton McSherry as assignee and U Grant Hooper as auctioneer.
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McClellan C. Wills
Emma FO Wills
urMont
Vincent OToyle
Thorinton McSherry
U. Grant Hooper
Weather Summary and Temp Reports
Weather notes report 24 hour precipitation none 3.28 inches actual def 2.90 inches through July 1 high yesterday 95 previous year 93 tonight 76 low last year 72 sunrise 7:31 p m sunset 6:01 p m. Maryland line shows haze and a river condition with clear Virginia side.
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