County Road Work Appointments Announced for Frederick
The State Roads Commission set 29 new appointments in Frederick County. Five sub-divisional supervisors and twenty four district supervisors will assume duties next week, replacing most Democratic holders with Republicans per County Commissioners recommendations. Some changes diverged from local picks, with roles across Middletown, Jefferson, Braddock, Woodsboro, Urbana, and other districts.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick county
State Reads
State commission
lst
fotows
Jackson
Burkittsville
Middletown
Jefferson
Petersville
William G. Reeder
New Maerker
Woodville
Linganore
Liberty
Mt. Pleasant
Charles W. Crum
Thurmont
Hanvers
Catoctin
Emmitsburg
William E. Foreman
Buckerstown
Urbana
Braddock
Ballenger
Tusca
Cyrus A
Hi Urbana
Charles H. Smith
George W. Beall
New Market
Henry H. Bover
Beauverxs
Samuel L. Boyer
Woodsboro
Harry Keeney
Jerry Anderson
Mr. Pleasant
Greenbury Ecker
Hubert L. Horine
Thurmmont
Lemuel Bowers
Elmer Ll. Brown
Joansville
Ira M. Grossi
Charles P. Buchman
John Ying
Lewistown
Guy L. Grushkon
Tuscarora
Blaine G. Tucker
Clarence Mentzer
Batenger
Richard Derr
William E. Walkersville
John Fr
Valier
Mr. Reeder
Henry Augustus Kefauver
Kefauver
Siste
Crum
Carl W. Ezter
Etzier
Stonemason
Joseph Strube
Trbana
Stephen R. Bar Peterson
Donald Simmers
Thurmor
Sirebe
Bowius
Simmers
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C. Lighter
donn H. Sigler
Austin W. Gaver
Frederick an Martin Younkins
emhi
Potomec river
Vernon Weddle Remains Hospitalized After Shooting
Vernon Monk Weddle of Mountaindale, seriously wounded by a neighbor Monday in Frederick, was moved Thursday afternoon to Frederick County Emergency Hospital. His condition remains about the same as police investigate the incident.
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Vernon
Monk” Weddle
Mountaindale
Frederick City
Frederick County
Navy blamed for Macon dirigible crash say inquiry
Prof A W Deforest of the eight man commission says the U S Navy caused the Macon disaster by denying reinforcement and refusing to fix a warned fatal weakness. Dr Bart Arnstein warned the same, noting the ship’s structure could have been strengthened. The Macon crashed in the Pacific, February, two men died.
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A.W. Deforest
eishtman
Navy
seic
Bart Arnstein
Goothear Zeppelin Corporation
Prof. Deforest
Pacific ocean
List Improves And More Cheer Prevails
New York markets show uneven strength with few large moves as investors push ahead. Stocks drift with some favorites barely changing while volume lacks clear direction. Wheat rises slightly and bonds remain largely flat amid mixed foreign exchange, while the pound opens around 4.95 and the lire declines.
Nice Back Off For Week End Conferences
Governor Mice returned from conferences in the west with former President Hoover and other Republican leaders. He prepared for a yacht voyage on the Chesapean and was joined by Col. Frederick March and Hany PB. Fletcher, chairman of the Republican national committee, with former U S Senator George H Moses expected aboard.
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Baltimore
Mice
west
Hoover
Col
Frederick March
Hany PB. Fletcher
Republican national committee
U. S
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Condition of Fred Hyest in Virginia after shooting
The 17 year old Stuart resident Fred Hyest remained in critical condition at Frederick County Emergency Hospital after being shot by Brunswick Chief Joseph E. Chex during an attempted escape. A slight favorable turn was noted, offering cautious hope for the teen's recovery.
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Fred Hyest
Stuart
Joseph E. Chex
Brunswick
Frederick County Emergen Hospital
Truck Destroyed By Fire After S Curve Crash At Unionville
A large transport truck carrying machinery, electrical equipment, paints, varnish and merchandise burst into flames after failing to negotiate the east Unionville S curve. The driver escaped. loss estimated at $19,000. The Royal Transportation Co of Altoona Pa owned the vehicle. The curve is a known danger on the Linery road between Frederick and the Baltimore county line.
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cheames
Unionville
Baltmore
Jesse Forner
witesses
Royal ‘Transportation Company
Altoona
Baltimore
Charles J. Martin
Frederick
Baltimore county
Stork Delivers 20 Babies At Frederick Hospital
Frederick County Emergency Hospital records show 20 newborns in 25 days this month with four sharing a birthday. Ruth King reports busy indexing since day one and notes the astonishing birth rate may set a local record for new residents. the month isn’t over yet.
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Frederick County
Ruth King
Frederick izens
Montevue
sta
Two Negroes Die In New Windsor Route Auto Crash
Two men from New Windsor route died instantly in a single vehicle crash on the New Windsor road after the car left the road while passing a motorcycle at the Medford road intersection. James A. Rias, 22, and Ea? 2, both of New Windsor route, were killed. Driver Hi en, aged around 26, and Fred Butler, 18, suffered injuries while Woodyard, 26, and Butler escaped with minor cuts in the front and rambles seat occupants were injured. State Officer B C Mason investigated the accident, reporting speeds of 60 to 70 mph prior to the turnover.
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New Windsor
James A. Ria
New Winds
Hien
Ti Woodyard
orothering Woodyard
Fred Butler
B. C. Mason
Medford
Butler
Woodward
War insurance battle shapes Senate tax bill fight
U S Senators plan a major clash over war insurance as the Munitions Committee threads neutral language into the tax bill. Inflationists propose rider plans to curb munitions profits while Nye and Clark push three neutrality resolutions to bar loans, credit, and travel to war zones.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Munitions Committee
seldon
Senate
Borah
Nye and
Clark
bel
Congressional Murmurs on Lobbyists and War Prep Echo
The House Rules Committee hears Congressman Maury Mater ick of Texas discuss lobbyist influence as war prep debates unfold. Reports from Europe describe Europe-wide war fear, Italy Ethiopia tensions, and German weapon rumors. A Abyssinian cross gift links to Emperor Haile Selassie and Bishop Freeman at the National Cathedral.
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Maury Materick
Texas
House Rules Committee
Germany
England
Italy
Ethiopia
Austria
Greece
Marina
Duke of Kent
Abyssinia
Britain
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
National Cathedral
James E. Freeman
Haile Selassie
NEA Service, Inc
Ex Bank Commissioner George West Page Dies at 75
Former Maryland State Bank Commissioner George West Page died Thursday afternoon at his brother in law's home near Owings Mills. A cardiac patient, he had been ill for some time and was 75. Page, born in Frederick County, had a career as chief clerk and later commissioner, shaping Maryland banking during Gov. Crothers and Gov. Hartington’s eras.
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George West Page
George Ward
Owings Mills
Page
Frederick country
John White Page
Clark county
Elien. C. West
Frederick county
Frederick College
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Baltimore
New York
State Banking Department
Austin Crothers
State Bank Examiner
John C. Molier
Frederick
lunter
State Bank
Board of Works
J. Dukes Downes
Woman Injured in Brief Power Outage Incident
During a Wednesday power outage the lights failed briefly and Miss Margaret Bowlus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowlus near Mt Tabor, was found unconscious. She is recovering at Frederick City Hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs Roy Harp of Myersville is also recovering at the same hospital after an operation on Tuesday.
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Margeret Bowlus
Ralph Bowlus
Mt. Tabor
Frederck City Hospital
Roy Harp
Myersville
HOLC Forecloses On Home Of Judge Clark
Foreclosure proceedings against property owned by Judge Linwood B Clark and his wife Mrs Linnle Clark were filed by the Home Owners Loan Corporation in Baltimore on July 26. The loan of 6308.16 from February 1934 carried a complex repayment plan including monthly payments of 4988 or 2628 until 1936 followed by 5824 thereafter. One payment had been made and the judge’s appointment to the Anne Arundel County Client Court is noted.
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Baltimore
Linwood b. Clark
Linnle Clark
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
Clark
Sequoia avenue
Anne Arundel county
Nice
Nicholas H. Green
Sentence for Larceny Seeks Maryland Prison Terms
A court session in Westminster sentenced Thomas An n to four years and Anspacher to three years for larceny. Joseph Tow Wrimore Bridge faced substantiation allegations linked to a witness in a case involving Tramen S. Smith of Union Ridge. John L. Sellers near Middleburg was found not guilty of an assault deadly charge against Joseph I. Reynolds of Frederick County on July 4.
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Thomas Ann
Westminster
Maryland
Corr
Anspacher
Joseph
Wrimore Bridge
Tramen S. Smith
Union ridge
John L. Sellers
Middleburg
Joseph I. Reynolds
Frederick county
Bank Heist in Virginia Stole $1000 in Cash
A Virginia bank was robbed and about $1000 in cash disappeared. Police investigated the incident with no arrests reported.
Five Men Get 10000 Near Scranton Penna
AP reports multiple bank robberies across Virginia and Pennsylvania. Five men robbed the Old Forge Discount and Deposit Bank of $10000, fleeing toward Scranton after abandoning their car, while a separate payroll incident in Peoria left a guard wounded and one robber shot.
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Scranton
old Forge
Minoka
Peoria
Commercial Merchants National Bank
Joe Backes
Convoy Truck Delayed as Driver Seeks Funds
Buffalo resident Charles Staley faced a charge for leaving an automobile unattended as police held the vehicle in North Market Street awaiting funds. Staley waited from 4:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. while a $10 collateral was wired from Buffalo. A convoy of six new cars queued nearby.
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Charles Staley
Buffalo
Staley
Phobus
North Market street
headquarters
Financial Conditions In State Are Better
Maryland bank deposits rose in the first half of the year signaling better financial conditions. John J Ghingher bank commissioner reports total deposits increased by 20 609 202 with 15 029 350 in 127 state banks and trust companies and 5 379 852 in 13 mutual savings institutions. Demand deposits stood at 116 451 526 while time deposits reached 92 702 458 total resources were 277 607 739.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John J. Ghingher
inst
Prisoners Escape From Harrison County Jail
Report of inmates breaking from Harrison County Jail. Fugitives narrowly escaped capture near a swamp and a pump station. Veteran Association president Capt Guy Anders warned of an event scheduled at Lincolnore Creek pump station. Mehrl Kepler, son of Charlie and Mrs Kepler, injured last week when struck by a farm wagon, is now approximately mobile on crutches.
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Lincanore creek
Guy Anders
Mehrl Kepler
Charlie L. Kepler
Middletown
Troops Quell Lumbermen Riots in Hoquiam Wash
National Guardsmen patrolled Grays Harbor after a riot in which a crowd of 500 lumber sympathizers stoned a company of soldiers. The rioters were dispersed with fixed bayonets as Major Hand ordered a charge. One Guardsman was injured by a rock but not seriously.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
W. ©. Hand
Ore
Courts In Conflict Over Child's Custody
In Marion Station Maryland on July 26 AP reports Deniss A. Tull, a wealthy Eastern Shore landowner, directed his attorney to appeal a New York Supreme Court order that granted custody of his four year old son to his estranged wife Dorothy Tuil. The child remained with the father per a Maryland Circuit Court ruling as the NY case proceeds.
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Marion Station
Deniss A. Tull
Eastern Shore
teey
atorney
New York Supreme Court
Dorothy Tuil
Alonzo
Maryland
Tui
New York
Tuil
Taneytown Reins Advertising Circulars with Licensing Law
Taneytown bans advertising circulars and requires a license for all firms and individuals distributing them. The ordinance stipulates license procurement as a condition to engage in circular advertising within the town, aiming to curb litter and regulate distributions.
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TANEYTOWN
Moror ad Council of
mary
League Council to Meet July 31 to Take Up Crisis
The League of Nations Council will meet July 31 to discuss Italy and the Ethiopian crisis. Britain orders troops to Addis Ababa to protect property as Addis troops and officers are readied for dispatch. Kenya’s King’s African Riflemen may be deployed.
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Associated Press
League of Nations Council
Italy
Itsy
Rome
Mussalni
Britain
London
Ethiopia
King’s African Riflemen
Kenya
Patton Testimony On Bonds And Box Prompt Senate Scrutiny
Washington July 26 AP Members of the Senate lobby committee questioned Representative Patton Democrat Texas after he said he bought 3900 dollars in bonds this spring while earning only 3100 dollars. A witness testified seeing Patton carry a small box from John Carpenter’s hotel room the day before Patton opposed a provision ending unnecessary holding companies. NRA worker E V Cellars doubted the box contained cigars and quoted Patton’s nephew saying it wasn’t cigars. Patton said he was shaken and that his bank account and cancelled checks prove his honesty.
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Washington
Senate lobby committee
Patton
Texas
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company
E. V. Cellers
NRA
carepenter
Patcon
One Killed In Film Scene Near San Miguel Island
Hollywood reporters recount a filming accident off San Miguel Island that sank a barge representing a historic square-rigger. One missing man is feared, with a camera crew and technicians from the movie unit attempting rescue operations.
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San Miguel Island
Hollywood
Cal
San Miguel
Glen Strong
assurang
Gable
Chaz
Tone
Lotation
Weather Today Report With Sparse Data
The excerpt provides fragmented weather details for today and past periods. It notes precipitation figures for July and comparisons to normals, plus temperature figures from last night and a year ago. Times for moonrise and moonset are listed, alongside references to streams and a Maryland location, though many values are garbled.
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Meon
Meeon
Maryland
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