Rainstorms, Heat Push Through Maryland Crop Damages
Two storms drenched the county bringing half an inch of rain and strong winds that damaged sugar crops and toppled trees. Temperatures cooled slightly after days above 90, with a 93 degree high reported in the city. The rain helped farmers amid a prior dry spell, though some crops still faced losses, and outdoor events were interrupted across Baker Park and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duo Andes
County Sugar Corm
Carn Planta Oy Chia
Hess
Aqthar
Airpork
Comig
Brunswick
Baker Park
Mildred Ward Released in Asheville Detention Probe
In Asheville on July 23 Sheriff Laurence E Brown released 19 year old Mildred Ward, an alibi witness for Mark Wollner, from detention as he advances a secrecy filled hotel room investigation. Helen Clevenger is noted in the unfolding narrative with a prediction about testing the killer by tomorrow night amid the ongoing probe. Leather dressing ranked among ancient Egypt's key trades in Thebes, with a special quarter for tanners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ward
Asheville
N.C
Laurence E Brown
Mark Wollner
Helen Clevenger
Artest
Thebes
Egypt
Spring Floods Bring Ferry Back Into Popularity
The Potomac crossing at White's Ferry near Dickerson regains use as spring floods wash out bridges. Ferryman Jack Williams says crossings take about ten minutes, with cars loaded on a narrow scow and a guiding cable kept taut. The ferry, long owned by the Williams family, relies on locals from Leesburg and Maryland sides, attracting occasional tourists during bridge outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Walker
Chile
Manhattan Island
George Washington
San Francisco
Grand Central Station
New York
Bay
City of
Oakland
Golden Gate
Marin County
Bull
White
Potomac
Dickerson
Beallsville
Potomac River
Atyle
Washington
Brunswick
Maryland
Jou Wever
Jack Willams
Willams
Williams
Leesburg
Maryland A.de
Corn Price Surges to 85 a Barrel on Local Market
Thursday the local market saw corn rise to 5 dollars a barrel with no clear indication when it might reach 8. Farmers report high costs and dwindling Midwest crops as 15 units move from Widdletown valley. Koons Jr. of the Farmers Co operative cannot predict further climbs amid supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Koons, Jr
Farmers Co-operative
Widdletown Valley
Pears Crop Hopes Rise With Rain Belief
A short note suggests pears remain productive when rain is expected to improve the crop, a belief shared by many observers about the fruit's yield.
Radio Broadcast Topics and Scheduling Across Networks
July 24 radio listings show congressional committee topics on Tusisend old-age pon..., with Rep C Jasper Dell to discuss on Monday night from a Chicago West studio. CBS net plans omit Interior Series campaign talk due to official duties. WEAF NBC and other stations list various shows and times, including operas, orchestras, and dance programs across multiple markets.
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New York
Congressional Committee
Jasper Dell
Auliscourt
Rey Bel, Dhairmian
Wuast
Chicago
CBS Net
WARBC
CBS
Om Weaf
Nbcthis
30 Minutes
Ld Wynn Wynnes
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Australia
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Tonga
Great Britain
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Salote Tubou
Captain Cook
Mere
Tan Can Island
Iseland
Deperters
Aun Berges, Tee
RADIO
By C. E. Butterfield
WEAP
NDDC
Uncle Fury
Jessica Dragonet
Marlon Talley
Great Lakes Symphony
Xader Cugat
Fray and Baum
George Ghot
WJIZ
NBC
Irene Richy
Frank Pyot
TPAI
Paris
Berlin
HBL Genevva
London
Hartley Novelty Quintet
V2rg
Caracas
Venezuelean
Cino Cinx
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frfdfrick, Maryland
North Market St
The
Federal Deposit Insurance
the Tot
Conti Castile
Johnson's
Baby
Bennett
Cannon Camelot
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