Action on City Airport Planned Next Week
Frederick officials prepare for final approval of an emergency landing field for government air mail. Tomas G. Bourn of the U S Department of Commerce will visit to discuss leasing the field for a nominal 13 year term. The plan includes a large beacon light and floodlights as part of the new air mail route between Washington and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericex
Frederick
Tomas G. Bourn
Airways
United States Department Commerce
Ad Nemgeneus
Air Air
Washington
Ittsburgh
Jurpe
Air Mall
Department of Commerce ’Ll
Creer
Iyer and Akiermen
E. 5. Maxwell
G. Reynardt
Hiss Pennypacker Among Those Caught in Raid
Philadelphia AP reports Hiss Pennypacker daughter of the late Governor Amuel W Pennypacker among 30 arrested in a police raid on a Workers International Relief meeting. The gathering aimed to raise funds for defense of textile workers in Gastonia North Carolina facing trial for the slaying of a policeman during labor unrest. Fellow alleged participants Kate Selsey and Helen Malsy were also arrested. police charged attendees with breach of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Internaval Relief
Luiss Anos W. Pennymacker
Amuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsyvania
Unds
Wkers
Gastonia
N. C
Isbor
Yoongpecker
Big Kate Selsey
Helen Ma‘sy
Ava Luetties Union
iBLOW AND DAWES TO HOLD NEW CONFERENCE
Secretary Humson announced that Hugh Gheon ambassador to Britain and head of the Americas delegation to the League of Nations disarmament conference will travel to London for a conference on the naval question with Ammmeds. Dates not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iblow and
DAWES
Washing
Humson
Hugh | Gheon
Igtum
Americas
League of Nations
Negotiations Move Toward Berlin Settlement on Railway
In a report from AP, a Chinese official stated direct talks led by Secretary Stimson would aim to settle the dispute over the Chinese Eastern Railway in Berlin. A Montgomery County police officer, Robert Darby, was injured in a motorcycle crash near Rockville, suffering a broken thumb and arm bruises. treated at Montgomery General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jar
Minsa Wu
China
Ward
Berlin
Robert Darby
ORG Coutny Poace Force
Hart
Rockyie
Frederick Road
Rockville
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Fehoniotst 2 Cures in Day's News Te Btite
A fragmented item notes Feoniotst 2 cures in Day's News with names and phrases unclear. Mentions Tim trade by relatives and forest rangers. War Lear Black, a publisher, is said to have returned to seek relief from its hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Forest Rangers
Boy Scouts
Europe
War Lear Black
Jumore
Spain
Asaid
Auto hits team on North Market injures none
Police investigated an accident on North Market Street after a Modell Ford driven by Alvie Sickles of LeGore struck a horse and stick wagon owned by Samuel Linton near Yellow Springs. The wagon and wagon were damaged. no injuries or charges. Linton’s team stood near JL Sundar’s residence as the horse was tied. Sickles said another southbound car forced him to veer into the wagon, he agreed to pay damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
North Market Street
Modell Ford
Alvie Sickles
LeGore
Samuel Linton
Yellow Springs
Linton
JL. C. Sundar
Sickles
Cand
Sianng
Man Slain Entering Home After Bank Cash Withdrawal
Ferdinand Fechter, 52, proprietor of a Soda shop, was shot as he alighted from his automobile at his Buffain home. He had just drawn about $9,000 from a bank to cover payroll checks for plant employees. Three robbers escaped with the money in a black bag while Fechter’s wife and children witnessed the attack. He died shortly after at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffain
Juiz
Ferdinand Fechter
Fechter
Wounding of two agents during Laurel raid reported
Two federal agents were shot during a raid near Laurel Delaware as they were discovered by the operator of the site. One agent was seriously hurt while the other sustained peppering injuries. Local DA office received the report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mborshiner
Baltimore
Laurel
Del
U.S
Wen
Impert
Securities Lost Turn Up In Mail Mystery
A New York report states $127,500 in securities allegedly vanished and later reappeared in a mail envelope. The Abbott company certificates and related stock were found to be misaddressed and mismatched, prompting questions about the source and delivery as authorities investigate the misplaced security documents.
Teachers in County Take Summer Course at Johns Hopkins
A large group of county teachers enrolls in a summer program at Johns Hopkins University aiming to enhance instruction. Workshops cover pedagogy and classroom strategies as part of district professional development initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Crete
Local Teachers Studied at Columbia and Virginia Summers
Frederick County educators attend summer sessions at Columbia University and the University of Virginia. Teachers from Middletown and Frederick County listed among those completing courses with plans to return home. Also notes white and colored institutions sending staff to summer programs and local teachers engaged elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
University of Mary
Pauline Kies L. Blentlinger
Aver
B. Macy HE. Burger
Howard Ww
Pauline EL Cadie
Alfle BP. Chambers
L. Hubert Derr
Wilbur Devinss
Margaret E. Dronsburg
Omer J. Dubel
Dorothy F. Dudderar
Helen Dutrow
Freda L. Etzier
George L
Howard O. Floaz
Roger E Fo‘gle
Hazel N. Goode
M. Ruth Haupt
Carlotta A. Hays
Paul L. Hoffesaster
Ruth K. Holrer
R. E Klenny
Helen L . King
Ortie E. Miller
Charles
Enis
EK. Brady
E. Maurice Clarke
Chester G. Clem
Minnie Cookerl
Alvida B. DeLashmutt
Charlotte T. DeLashmutt
Katherine E. Fout
Fenton Harris
Helen V. Kato
Linnie M. LicGuigan
Harold £. Moser
Marion C. Moser
Louise K. Myers
Marion EK. Repp
Eva M. Thomas
Willam A. Brish
Flossie & Cain
Margaret Waller
Mildred
Dishard
University of Virginia
Ethel Crawford
Roger P. Culler
Dorothy F. Gale
Edna M. Hargett
Gerry M. Miller
Margaret Roderick
A. Sigmund
Sy of
Vermont
Frederick County
George P. Gardner
Edward Ll. Moser
Middletown
Eva L. Harbaugh
Samuel T. Royer
la Dillasville
Charles Hauver
Myersville
George FR. Hull
Woodsboro
Antoinette
Ruth Gale
Columbia University
Antoinette Gale
Frederick County Board of Education
Bowie Normal School
Ela A. Jones
Morgan Colleze
James M. Weedon
Hampton Normal School
Florence A. Jones
James D. Couplin
Weather Outlook for Washington Week Starts Monday
Joe Gatlook forecasts the week beginning Monday with showers and cooler spells. By Friday the weather turns warmer as conditions improve and a general uplink to mild temperatures develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe
Ead Rearn
Teaching Staff For County Schools Is Announced Today
The county announces a list of assigned teachers across towns and routes including Frederick and Libertytown. Names appear with their street addresses and districts such as Frederick Junction Libertytown Middletown and Thurmont Elementary. The notice enumerates staff for High School Elementary and Academy positions across multiple communities.
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Monrovia
Robert K. Wright
E. Third
J. Esther Stegmaier
Libertytown
Louise J. Myers
E. Church
Kathryn Snook
N. Market St. Academy
Nettle M. Miller
W. Third St
Hattie M. Wilet
W. Fourth St. Marie Michael
Parks Ave
Beatric Cronise
E. Third St. Frederick High
A. L. Leary
E. Church St
Charles H. Remnaberg
Brad Heights
Ruth B. Reinecke
Katherine M. Wiener
Edith S. Gardiner
Elm St
D. K. Aldridge
Potomac Edison
Bidg
Blargaret Black
Nic Cardell
Ap’s
Julia Etchison
West College Terrace
Nevin Biser
Frederick
Laure C. Cochrane
Record St
Fenton Harris
Dill Ave
Helen Anderson
Second St
Lucille Routzahn
Middletown
Mary J. Shuff
Spencer OG. Stull
C. Bass Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Mildred DeLashmutt
Third St
Ruby Cilne
Braddock Heights
Edna Hargett
Albert F. Ridenour
Mt. Tabor
Edith L. Fink
Herbert F. Davis
William E. Hauver
Myersville
Mary Rhoads
E. Second St
Lorraine Thomas
Wilbur Derliuss
Edna Lighter
Chas. Rems
Florence
Keith
Siciliesville
Philip's Delight
Maurice EL Clarke
Bninutebure
Urbana
Mary G Caudield
Fred
Duddetar
Art EL Stup
Thomas
Me Morris
Mossertok Junction
Frederick Jn
East Church
Pleasant Grove
Revis
Green Valley
Ada C. Favorite
Adams
Locus
Grove
Mary S Palmer
Myeraville
Elmer K. Chand-ree
Arvin PL Jones
Flossle Cain
East Third Street
E. Virginia Doub
East Patrick Street
Regina Duier
Ruby W. Myers
Lian Sundergirl
Mapleville
Rebsa
Central
Gertrude M. Barres
New Market
Mt. Carmel
O. Pearl Thomas
Fost
William L. Brown
South Market Street
Beulah Hogarth
Pauline Cadle
Olive Thomas
Tjamsville
Lilian Relch
Tramaville
Gertrude Phillips
Liamsville
Brunswick
Kemptown
Mary Browning
Motrovia
Oak Grove
Frank H. Lewis
Weaty Fourth Street
Dayne
Isabel Boone
Mt. Airy
Bartonsvile
Edns Fulmer
Route
Bebilasvile
Harold EB
Moser
East Second Street
Marion O. Moser
Lucy Higbee
Emmitsburg
Blanche Beard
Thurmont
Foxville
Edwin Johnson
Lantz
Virginia Johnson
Grove Academy
Elizabeth Hoke
Detour
Oak Hill
George L. Etaler
Woodsboro
Mary L. Klein
Evelyn Shoemaker
Sdna Michael
Marion Dorsey
East Eighth Street
Coppermine
Ada Belle Flanagan
New Midway
Nellie Hoar
Hilda B. Derliblss
Kroxville
Roger G. Harley
Virginia
Phillips
Eugenia Brady
Adele Fienok
Encaine
Olive—Mildred
Stine
Mr. Pleasant
George Dev
Walkers
Vite
Naomi Newton
Walkerside
Wrlowdale
Kathryn Keller
Jefferson
Bleriot Flies Channel on 20th Anniversary
A report from Dever and Entiang notes Louis Bleriot, the French aeronaut, crossing the English Channel on the twentieth anniversary of his historic flight. The feat is recalled by old timers and witnesses as a landmark in aviation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleriot
Dever
Entiang
Ee Bleriot
Pioi
Taven
France
Bries Try To Block Control Of Western Maryland R R
In Washington AP dispatch Brie files briefs opposing control by B and D R R over Western Maryland Railway. The case centers on a proposed charter and commission actions with a contested balance of power between parties. The report notes related regulatory scrutiny and potential implications for the rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Auack
Western Maryland Railway
Batsmore
Ravimay
Otaronemee
Billion Dollar City Endurance Plane Forced Down in Houston
The endurance monoplane Billion Dollar City made a forced landing at Houston airport at 6 50 a m after flying 235 hours 1 minute 12 seconds. A wrist pin on the Wright Whirlwind motor came loose, wrecking the cylinder and stopping the engine. Joe Glass was piloting and Glenn Loomis was asleep at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
New Witness Emerges in Cox Killing Case
Exicion Maryland July 27 AP Miss Naumi Crosby 22 guest at Mrs Mildred Cox home becomes latest witness in the killing of Calvin Cox. Crosby says she did not see the assault but confirms Cox and Mrs Cox were reconciled and planned to move soon. She reports Mrs Cox told Crosby she was through with Hines. Authorities say the trouble began when Cox found Hines automobile in front of the home at 2 am Hines claims Cox attacked with a knife and he struck in self defense with a baseball bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exicion. Md
Naumi Crosby
Mildred Cox
Calvin Cox
Miss Crosby
Jet
Cox
Lambert Hines
American Collegians Take Davis Cup Doubles
Rollan Garros Stadium Paris July 27 AP The sensational American pair Van Rye and Alson won the doubles over Cochet and Borotra in straight sets 6 1 6 4, lifting the U S to 2 1 lead while France needs one more singles win to defend the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollan Garros
Paris
Jan van Rye
Winer al- Mson
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
United States
France
Hugo Stinnes Jr Acquitted In Court In Germany
Hugo Stinnes Jr son of a leading German industrial family was acquitted of attempting to defraud the German government in connection with war loan funds. His secretary Well von Waidow was sentenced to four months in prison for the same charges related to war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hugo Stinnes Dr
von Wai
Dow
Faces Held On Break-In and Concealed Weapon Charge
Grand Jury cleared of concealed weapon offense against Wallace after a preliminary hearing. Wallace and Redmond were held on 1000 bond each for the September term on a statutory breaking with intent charge after a North Market Street drug store break-in Monday night. A witness testified to glass breaking and a chain of events leading to the arrest of Wallace, Redmond, and others. Wallace was found not guilty on the concealed weapon count. Maurice Winpister was jailed in default of bond for non-support obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Coming
Charlies Wallace Wer Redmond
Tront
Stein Brounwrs’ Dry Store
North Mepreeg Street
Wallace
Justice Bowers
Mra. Fier
Steiner
Lewis H. Knock
George Hoffman
Vernon Smith
Market Street
Torether
Im Hoffman
Redmond Irving
Mammal
Smith
Goth Waite
Redmond
South Market Street
South Market
Maurice Winpister
Wee
Justice Bower
Winpigher
Briand Agrees to Form New Cabinet for France
Paris reports Aristide Briand, former foreign minister, was summoned to the Elysee by President Doumergue to form a new cabinet after Raymond Poincare's resignation. Poincare cited exhaustion from debt talks and health issues. Briand likely to lead the next government. The article also notes zoning discussion in Rockville and a Baltimore scholar’s research trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
France
Paris
Aristide Briand
Teebeeret
Qatdee
Raymond Poincare
Germany
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Patueare
M. Briand
Poincare
America
Court News Equity Case and Local Appointments
Equity case details show Nelle E Lam versus Roger W Lam with notes on complaints and property deeds. The report also lists Howell Jones and wife and others, plus a reappointment announcement for Miss Blanche Corwin as Montgomery County home demonstration agent with county and state funding figures. The extension service work and budget lines are outlined, including salaries travel and supplies totaling several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
Blanche
Corwin
Rockville
Montgomery
Ami
United States Department of Agricultum
United States Department
Agriculture Extension Service
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Dept
Ing
Hiss Pennypacker
Nas
Philadelphia Police
Stimson
Mysteriouly Syiacda
Lol
Betts
Asuero
Vatican City
Ca‘nila Serafini
Dornler
England
Ferdinand Asuera
Madrid
Serafini
Auto Hits
New York
Thurstay
Abbott
Cosina
Univer
Sity
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Columbia
Scotts
Henry Lee Scott
Harry Scott
Aining
Hocks
Frederics of
Silama Biggs
Marion K. Green
Sutton
Seventh St
Price Young
Bruns Besish Moberly
4Th St
Alvida DeLashmer
Abeta Comer
E. Third St
Anm Leverine
Mary Exzier
Washington Street
Eila V. Krieg
Buckeystown
Nelle Blentlinger
Freda Exzier
Mary Muck
Edith M
Sadie Haho
Patrick Sr
Euna
Stull
Culler
Myersle
Erhet C
Jeferson
Margaret Rodrick
Jeffer
Son
West Third Street
Mary ML Silagie
Thelma Hoar
Lander
Sara Bowlus
Thurmont High
David W. Zimmerman
William Brish
West Patrick Street
Prederick
Grace Lough
Upper College Terrace
Dorothy Beachley
Howard Hedinger
Mary H. Allnutt
Mldred Bartholow
Phoenix
Azz
Maud Hoffman
J. W. Flanagan
Phinceiprg
Ant Mer B.O Thomas
Park
Miss Baziholow
Sasvet
Mos Tamas
York City
ST. Louis
Jung
Wereerfal
Aparestly
Javiksor O'Brite
Hugo Stinmes, JR
Ford
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick Aseedlng
Rot- Sohn
G. Hotimac
Potomac
MPI
Charles Wallace
Keodes Redmond
Grand Jury
Deen
Irving C. Root
Maryland National Capitol Park and Planting Commission
Engineer Root
Lee Offutt
Baldwin Sait
Frances Elizabeth Baldwin
Social Science Research Council of
Antwerp
Geneva
Baldwin
London
A. F. Pollard
University of London
Dr. Baldwin
Goucher College
Jenns Hopkins Univ
Hood College
Sagi
Ero
Court News
Nelle E. Lam
Roger W. Lam
Yorce
Harp
Plate
Joshua H. Nowin
Hubert V. Jones
Marrings
Clarence C. Heffletinger
Amd
Mary May Shearer
Gur’ Usie
Truman Arthur Thompen
Mabie Calhstine Mullinty
Mt. Alry
Severn
Flatness
Ivaroni
Mason City
Iowa
Marion B. Majec
Lowell
Mass
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