Thousands See Colorful Parade Of Many Firemen
A large city parade marked Frederick County Firemen's Association first annual convention. About 500 marchers and 10 000 spectators watched from East Church Street to Market and Court Streets. Prize awards honored best apparatus, band appearance, uniforms, distance, and group drills amid a street dance finale.
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Frederick County Firemen’s Association
East Church Street
Imomann Sremen
Orientess Cies
Tns Secon O
American Legion
Lloyd C Culler
Aldermen
Frank T Shaeffer
Westminster
State Firemen’s Association
Washington County Firemen’s Association
Includins
F. Lester Smith
County Association
Robert A. Bennett
We Convention
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Salvation Army
Anch
Middletown Company
Fremen
Auxiliary
Hyattstone
Violetteville Company
Pire Company
Hagerstown
Moose
Funkstown
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Pleasant Val
Emmitspurg
Taneytown Bena
Viewlant Hose Company
Tansyiown
Union Bridge
Hampstead-Hanover
Hanover American Legion
Hampstead Dat Company
Brunswick Volunteer Compan
Autiary
Myersville
Myersinie
Westminster Engine
Frederick
Frederck Couer
Uniteds
Vt Mg
Meade
Potomac Edson
Eather
Dar
Benjamin Rosencur
Roger B Woile
Preston E. Michael
Jocal
Wesminster
Furst
Middletown
Eran
Ahuk Mere
Cemention
Psrad
Ron Y Bennett
Charman
Frederick Fire
Middle Alley
Church Street
Winchester Hall
Mide
Foreman Carmack
Capt Smith
Charles P. Mort
Emmitsburg
The
T. Wirts
Brunswick
Albert
Botleau
Gatthersburg
Moffatt Grimmehief
Charles Reed
Edward Fader
George G Meade
Osborne Price
Sergi A . Bargagni
Washington Fire Department
Black rust threatens spring wheat belt optimism fades
In St Paul Minnesota on July 25 observers warn black rust will cut the domestic wheat crop. Forecasts predict a 30 percent reduction in output from the once abundant grain. Weather and disease pressures diminish yields across the belt, with large areas reporting substantial damage to the spring wheat crop. The report notes ongoing agricultural distress and a drop in expected production.
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St Paul Minn
Wick
Gramden
Tories 19 Stamps 7 V 3 8 Kye Queen’s Tale
Fragmentary text recounts a queen figure linked to stamps and a royal lineage. Mentions King Saoroc and Queen Lira with a 1337 death, notes a single portrait stamp issued 1892, and references a research or news item about a grand organization.
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Saoroc
Timis
Lira
John
Demininis
Beetonian
Oahu
Jisenead
Roosevelt rebuffed on plan to raise tax
Washington July 25 Republicans and Democrats in the House Ways and Means committee tentatively approved a broad tax bill. It would raise 187 million to 250 million annually through inheritances gifts and surtaxes and replace the corporate tax with a graduated rate. The measure also expands taxes on high income and excess profits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Wars and Means Committee
Democrats
Senate
Derrecrat
Texas
Tewis Power
Phoning Hs
Dallas
John Warenover
Texas Power and Light Company
Dover Deiare
Memorial Road to a Highway of Beauty Plan
President Roosevelt chaired the Washington Lincoln Memorial Gettysburg Commission meeting to organize the project. Thomas H. MacDonald was elected executive chairman with Frederic A. Delano as vice chairman. future secretary to be chosen. Members include Garner Tydings Haines Hazen Sultan Cammerer and Dodge. No cost estimate given pending surveys and route. The aim is a parkway linking Gettysburg Battlefield to Washington and the capital area.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Frederic A. Delano
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Garner
Tydings
Lewis
Maryland
Guffey
Haines
Pennsylvania
Melvin G Hazen
Col
Dan I Sultan
Board of District Commissioners
A. B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Interior Department
Clarence Phelps Dodge
Commission
Gettysburg Battlefield
Capital City
Lincoln
Decision Filed In Cattle Replevin Case
In a Virginia cattle replevin suit, Circuit Court Chief Judge Hammond Umer issued a ruling. Glasscock and Fishback won possession of 18 steer heads and one cent in damages for detention. Frederick County Products, Inc. retained 14 steers slaughtered and two steers returned. Values set: plaintiffs 1618.74 for 18 steers, 1078.65 for slaughtered 14, defendant 179.86 for two steers.
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Thomas B Glasscock
Henry Fishback
Virginia
Hammond Umer
Umer
Glasscock and
Fishback
Frederick County Products,Inc
Memorial boulevard plan linked to park system
A memorial boulevard linking the Washington Mount Vernon area with Shenandoah National Park is discussed with a focus on beauty and usefulness rather than commercial gain. Congress provided 10000 for initial costs, but the commission aims to use District of Columbia Maryland and Pennsylvania resources and federal facilities to fund early surveys and planning.
Martial Law in Terre Haute Struck by Guards and Clashes
Terre Haute Ind July 25 National Guardsmen enforce martial law amid striking workers protests in the Columbian district. A 2000-person crowd battled efforts to disperse with gas bombs and a bayonet injury to Mrs Edward MacBeth. 180 detained. 500-600 guards on duty. city to close beer taverns. Businesses slowly reopen as officials seek quiet before weekend.
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Terre Haute
Ind
National
Edward MacBeth
Albert H. Whitcomb
National Guard
Col. Whitcomb
Tug of War Highlights Evening Sports Across Israel's Creek
The program features a tug of war between the Red and Blue divisions. The Little German Band of Yellow Springs and the Barnes' Vocal Quartet will provide music for the event. Rev. Ernest A Otto, pastor of Methodis Episcopal, will offer remarks.
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Israel's
Yellow Springs
Barnes’ Vocal Quartett
Ernest A Otto
Methodis Episcopal
Calvary Church Leaders Plan Picnic Transport
Church leaders from Walkersville will gather at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church between 4 30 and p m to arrange automobile conveyance to the picnic grounds. Those with cars are asked to stop at the church before departure. Refreshments will be served.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Houck
Ceresville
Frances Gatther
Walkersville
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