Boy Lost 13 Hours Near Camp Found Safe
An 11 year old boy from the Salvation Army Camp in the Catoctin Recreation Area wandered in the woods from Friday night to Saturday evening, exposed and exhausted. He was found by a camp search party near the camp, suffering stiffness but no serious injuries, and was returned to camp for rest under a physician’s care.
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Salvation Army
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Ofrirals
Baltimore Bay
Offeisis
Baltimore
Chamberlain Moves To Preserve Peace In Europe
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain urged restraint to prevent a European upheaval. Three factors boosted hope: renewed Anglo French unity, German peace gestures, and Spain accepting a plan to withdraw fighters. Hore Belisha wrapped talks in Paris with France, declaring united aims under one flag. The King and Queen’s visit to Paris strengthened bonds between Britain and France amid rising war tensions.
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London
Chamberlain
Europe
Spain
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Paris
Britain
France
George
Queen Elizabeth
Pans Durng
Final Rites Held For Late Queen Marie
In Bucharest Romania large crowds gathered at the royal palace as Dowager Queen Marie was laid to rest. Four Metropolitans and 50 bishops of the Romanian Orthodox Church conducted the funeral in the great throne room.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Mare
Judge Leser Seeks Maryland U S Senate Seat
Baltimore July 24 Oscar Leser a 66 year old judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city announced as a Republican candidate for the U S Senate nomination He comes with Governor Nice endorsing his candidacy and pledging wholehearted support Leser cites taxation experience as former chairman of the state taxing and Tai Tax Association Loss to the Nice bid Galen L Tait and Leo Weinberg also enter the race as opposing figures within days of the Leser announcement.
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Baltimore
Oscar Leser
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
U. S Senate
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
U S. Senate
Leser
Tannand
Tai Tax Association
Galen L ‘Fait
Tait
Republican State Central Committee
Nice
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Roosevelt
Texas Electorate Names Flour Broker W Lee O Daniel Governor
Fort Worth flour broker W Lee O Daniel leads in the Texas Democratic primary for governor amid a hillbilly band campaign. Early returns show a growing statewide margin with 226 of 254 counties reported and 24 complete. Incumbent Congressmen trail or lead in various races as results unfold.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
W. Lee O'Daniel
O’daniel
O'Daniel
Texas Election Bureau
Maury Maverick
Congress
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
Maverick
Kilday
W. D. McFarlane
Roosevelt
Ed. Gossett
Morgan Sanders
Lindley Beckworth
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The column lists four items with concise statements: Tem pera is a painting type. Howard Scott once led the Technocracy movement. the Tropic of Cancer crosses Mexico. a greengage is a plum. The items reflect reader quiz answers from the newspaper.
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Howard Scott
Mexico
Hershberger Announces Candidacy for Re election
Register of Wills Joan Hershberger on Saturday formally announced his candidacy for re election on the Democratic ticket with the Board of Election Supervisors. His nomination is subject to the primaries on September 12.
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Hershberger
Register of Wills
Joan Hershberger
Board of Election Supervisors
Maryland Unemployment Fund Facing Possible Exhaustion
Maryland faces potential depletion of its unemployment compensation fund as payments to the jobless rise past 6.4 million dollars since January. Unemployment board chair William Milnes Maloy warned the fund could become bankrupt without policy changes, with legislators possibly cutting payment durations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
William Milnes Maloy
Unemployment Compensation Board
Insurgents Score Smashing Victories At Fronts In Spain
Insurgent forces under Generalissimo Francisco Franco report wide victories on Eastern and Western fronts from Hendaye to Castuera near the Portuguese border and Castellon de la Plana sector. Castuera, capital of Estremadura, falls. two initial Government trench lines near Segorbe are captured.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Francisco Franco
Castuera
Estremadura
Castellon de la Plana
Mediterranean
Segorbe
Where Japan And Russia Bristle over border hill clash
Delicate Russo Japanese tension centers on a disputed Hive hill on the Manchukuo Sibera border. Russian troops fortify the hill while warships gather in the Bay of Possiet opposite the border. Japanese forces claim the hill lies in Manchukuo and prepare to storm if needed.
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Manchukuo
Sibera
Bay of Possiet
Funeral services for William W. Bales set for Tuesday
William W. Bales 75 died from injuries after a fall while vacationing in Berkeley Springs W Va he had lived in Frederick most of his life and worked 30 years as a stone cutter for A A Lough and Son He is survived by a niece and was the last of his immediate family The body rests at 214 North Market Street then will be moved to Berkeley Springs for Catholic church services at 9 a m Interment in Greenway Cemetery Berkeley Springs M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
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William W. Bales
Frederick City Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
St. John's Catholic Church
A. A. Lough and Son
Annie Mary DeGrange
James S. Roby
Brunswick
North Market Street
Greenway Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Westminster Youth Faces Manslaughter Charge After Bankert Death
Leonard McDonald a 17 year old from Westminster is released on $1000 bail after the death of Monroe S Bankert a Littlestown horse trainer from a bullet wound. Bankert was shot while exercising horses at the Bell residence near Westminster on July 14 and died July 17. McDonald had been discharging a .22 rifle from a rear window when the fatal shot occurred. Funeral services for Bankert were held July 20 with interment in Taneytown.
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Leonard McDonald
Westminster
Carroll County
Monroe S. Bankert
Littlestown
Taney
Bankert
Clayton Bell
West4
Minster
Taneytown
Franciscan Sisters Enrolled in Mount St Marys Summer Course
Seventy five Franciscan Sisters are enrolled in a six week summer course at Mount Saint Marys College Emmitsburg Maryland. Sisters come from Washington Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and Glenn Biddle under faculty supervision. The session ends the first week of August. Say you saw it in The News.
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Sullivan Counties
New York
Rondout Creek
Sundown
N.Y
Emmitsburg
Mount St Mary's College
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Glenn Biddle
Mountain
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Mass
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Norfolk
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Recline & Son
East Patrick ST
United States Forest Service
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Russia
Siberia
Mukden, A
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North
China
Xssiei
Stone Cutter
Tion
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Bennett
C. C. Carty, Inc
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Frederick, Ma
ABC
Mallinson
Bemberg
A. B. C. Piques
Mann
A. B.C. Batistes
McCall
Hendrickson
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