Seven autos damaged in Frederick city accidents
In Frederick three separate crashes damaged seven cars and slightly injured three people. Mayor Lind suffered no injuries in a collision on College Avenue during a wind storm when Mrs Raymond Gordon’s car failed to stop at a sign. Children Fonda Day er and Sylvia Bayer were in the Gordon vehicle. A second crash near Carroll Parkway involved Joseph Haugh’s vehicle and the mayor’s car. Mrs Othor Keller received a minor head cut in a third incident on South Market Street. A fourth incident on West Patrick Street involved a car and motorcycle with minor damage.
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Frederick
Linda Culler
College Avenue
At& Baker Park
Raymond Gordon
Carroll Parkway
Mayer
Fonda May Dayer
Sylvia Bayer
Carroll Boy
Middletown
Gordon
Cnveeper
South Market Street
Adolph Hahn
Keiler
Weert Patrick Street
Jarrett suspended from Olympic team in Berlin
Eleanor Holm Jarrett weeps as a subcommittee upholds her removal from the American Olympic squad for repeated training rule violations and drinking. She refuses to return to the United States on the Bremen as ordered, while a petition for reinstatement circulates among teammates. In Tacoma, Missouri milk tokens become novelty items, while Washington youths prize the tokens for belts headbands and air rifle targets.
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Dee
Berlin
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Jarrett
United States
Bremen
Olympic Tram
Tacoma
Wash
Missouri
Washington State
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Report
Weather data shows precipitation to date 0.709 inches for July with normal 0.402 inches. July 1935 total 0.244 inches, 1926 record 2.7 inches. Yesterday temperature 0. Yesterday not provided. Last night 76 degrees, today 73. Potomac river condition described as muddy and clear at times.
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Potomac Clear
Refuge Is Fort Mr Bosers U8 Ambassador
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fort, an ambassador, and a spat with unclear names and places. Readable parts point to a local item involving a fort and an ambassador figure, but specifics are too garbled to identify events, dates, or organizations.
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Spat
Dra
Cele
Fike Raven
Sdn Bebistiqa
San Sebastian Dead Count Reported At 1000
The rebel forces at Vera, Spain claim about 1,000 dead in the fighting around San Sebastian. Rebels reportedly bombarded the town with a three gun battery from southern hills while Loyalist forces claimed to still hold what remained of San Sebastian. The report notes ongoing attacks lasting into the month.
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Vera
Spal
Col
Vilamenva
San Sebastian
Silaneusa
Ife
Emilia Mola
Iso
Fora
Manuel Aniny
Jett
Amo
Lutherans Hold Summer School Open Week At Hood College
The first annual Summer School of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland opens Monday at Hood College under Rev. Raymond C. Larrick. Registrations start at 2 PM with a $2 fee. Courses include leadership, church school work, children’s literature, and religious instruction, with lodging at the college and credits toward Lutheran and International Council.
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Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Hood College
Maryland Synod
Raymond C. Larrick
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Frederick
United Lutheran Church In America
Paelyn Lukens
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waiman Atatien
Nev
Dor
Foster UL Gift
Baltimore
A. White Rayne
Philadelphia
Noayd
Pearle Overly
Deasconesc
Luthermay Church
New York City
Mire Mabey Fenner
Women's Missionary Seciety
United Vatheran Church
Ben
Henry Stoder
Washington
Ned Ty John George Kurzenknate
Amerca
Virgil Fease
Ae Friueat
City Registers Annual Report Highlights Unpaid Water Bills
The City Register reports uncollected water accounts of 23727 dollars and water rents of 63331 dollars for the year, with bonded indebtedness rising to about 1.624 million including a 230 thousand issue for sewer bonds. Public Works aid and WPA labor supported extensive street projects and a new alley dubbed Big Shot Bailey.
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City Register Tanks
EOE. Heiberest Presigis
Ce Aor
Public Works Administration
Eichelberger
Dang
Cit
Works Progress Administration
Frederick
Big Shot Bailey
Chanel Alley
Fast Street
Landon Copied Mmahon Sent 10 New Deal
A chaotic report from New York cites James Peiraty and others detailing Governor Alfred S. Landon and his national committee as they advertise a broad policy push. The piece notes criticism from Farley and concerns about presenting concrete principles while avoiding positives. Court testimony describes a revolver incident involving a prisoner and threats toward the king, with witnesses describing a loaded pistol and a clash during a royal procession.
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New York
James Peiraty
Chia
Alfred S. Latin
Farley
Allon Ao Rayther Capenl
Dan
Landon Wall
Landun
Londin
Drew McMaeton
Barnek Teiday
Mebibos
Geremat
Donald Sontfessrtt
Ty Chau
Ure
Pothes
Myiseuf
Anthony Gordan Dek
Extuard
Toonstable
Hunger marchers clash with Harrisburg legislature
In Harrisburg pa the hunger marchers occupied the capitol as the legislature adjourned for the weekend after deadlock on unemployment relief. Police ejected marchers from the Senate chamber while leaders protested to the governor. A conference committee was named to seek a $10,000,090 relief appropriation and up to $49,400,000 in notes to fund relief through year’s start.
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Wanger
Harrisburg
Harrishus
Senate Chamber
Govino
Lark
Whalle
Senate
House
State To Put Barrier At Point of Rocks Bridge
Baltimore July 4 CAM Nathan L Smith chief engineer of the State Roads Commission said a barrier would be placed across the end of the old Point of Rocks bridge to warn quarterers the bridge was wrecked. Smith had not been informed of the barrier request by Gama Point of Rocks miller Lamar who asked the Preparick Commissioners for the barrier and they advised him to seek the State Ready Commission. The bridge was washed out on the March fronts.
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Cam
Nathan L Smith
State Noads Commission
Point of Rocks
Smith
CL Days
Gama
Miller
Lamar
Ue Pretierick
State Ready Commission
Best Seller Book Offer Raises Delicate Campaign Debate
Washington reports a Democratic Party fund drive offering a deluxe autographed Convention Book at 100 dollars a copy to high salary Treasury and New Deal staff. The fundraising pitch compares the deluxe edition to celebrated encyclopedias and suggests a strong sales push among government employees, drawing criticism as a potential shakedown and concerns about improper influence.
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Ay Nouney Dutcier
Washington
Democratic National Committee
New Deal
W. Porkes Morgan
Morgan
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Uneup
Cumminas
Farmer Says He Deserves $100000 If Paid Ditch Digger Rate
Mrs Ransom K. Lewis near Frederick reported at the Agricultural Adjustment hearing that farmers gain little from milk, noting ditch diggers earn 40 cents an hour while a typical farmer would be worth $100000 if paid similarly. She described long hours and lack of pay, and said milk producers need a stronger voice at the hearings as Frederick County dairy farmers attend.
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Ransom K. Lewis
Frederick
Malik
Wenallogton
Manland
Virginia
Meynien
AAA
District of Columbia
Towas
Washington
Comnon
Shan
Farmer
Mra Lewis Pates
Frederick County
Torlay
Vatican ties Coughlin to transatlantic call
Vatican City reports a transatlantic call between Father Coughlin and Vatican officials, prompting speculation among prelates about his onstage attack on President Roosevelt and whether it influenced his recent public apology. The apparent talk follows Coughlin’s Cleveland Town Hall remarks and subsequent remarks he made to clarify his stance.
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Vatican City
Charles FE
Coughlin
Vatican
Measevelt
County Debt Servicer Reserve Cancellation Detailed
County officials announced the cancellation of a debt service reserve for the county roads fund. Chief auditor Codd said the county sought to keep funds intact and warned the Roads Commission against mismanagement. The statement projected a small end of year balance in the roads account.
Market Prices Go Up The Final Hour
New York July 24 market activity closed with gains in late trading as small orders and retail interests helped prices move higher. Prominent sections showed net advances across sugar, farm goods, and other staples with the late tone firm. The pound sterling rose to 60.1 cents and call money held at one percent amid a cautious session.
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New York
Tranafera Ani
Landon Holds Strategy Talks With Advisers
Landon summoned advisers in Topeka Kansas to plan a national defense strategy and address urgent political issues. Hamilton was called to the general staff and prominent figures discuss the campaign itinerary and crisis responses.
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Kans
Landon
Ales
Koserumony
Joly
TNO
Hamiton
Laainman
Gienara Hesk
American crew faces setback in September event
A garbled historic report notes an American crew’s planned competition on September 17 with records at stake and potential outcomes depending on performance. Names and details are unclear, but the core event involves a maritime or athletic team seeking to set or break a record.
Deaths Reported In Madrid Frontline Clash Near Capital
Dispatches to the State Department confirm two deaths linked to Spanish fascist and loyal leftist fighting about 26 miles from Madrid. The American embassy warns the situation is very serious as rebels push toward Madrid, with US, France, and Italy coordinating refugee evacuation plans and naval support if needed.
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Madrid
Crewe Bpaniah
Paria
Mowers
San Sebastian
United States
France
Chestritalia
Isi
Sebastian
Uberal
Francisco Franco
Guadarrama
Pas
Civicula
Spain
Manuel Azana
Ane
Bpankh
Amere
Jean Ambarenia
Claude Bowere
Natare of
American State Department
Enbasay
Ne Sale
Ban Se Oisthin
Bilbao
Malaga
Americana
Pat Owe Panishe
Syuinish Peninsula
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