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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1931

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Farmers Hold Wheat Harvest Surplus Seen for Feed

In Maryland, JuntY farmers expect about 15 percent of normal wheat, with many held for feed. Local mills report much threshing in prospect as prices stay flat, and farmers plan to store or sell portions depending on price and demand.

Sredewick County State Mansion Service Maryland James H. Gambrifild Altr Gambril Mt. Aly L. Spurrier William H. Cover Thurnomt Cover Wey Nicodemus Walkers' Ile Frederick County Henry R Ilong

Prominent Race Horse Owner John McGovern Dies

Baltimore July 27 AP John Pat McGovern 57 a renowned race horse owner died suddenly at his home. Officials said heart attack likely caused the death after a long career in racing spanning years. Also noted two warships Arkansas and Wyoming arriving at Gibraltar for a day visit with midshipmen aboard.

Baltimore John Pat) McGovern McGovern Rts Gibraltar Arkansas Wyoming

Weather today shows rising moon and late night sunset

Fragmentary weather note reports rising moon and a late sunset with unclear timing. The text mentions a 3 day period and a dimming or fading sky as conditions are described.

Widening of Rockville Street Proposed by Chamber

The chamber presses for widening Rockville Street and related improvements. State figures like Robert G. Hitton and Dr. George L Bees back the plan linked to Rockville Pike work. Proposals include removing electric poles and wires on Montgomery Avenue and replacing wooden poles with metal posts for trolley service, contingent on the project approval.

Weenstae Court House Eve Attefissel Vemensus Ewaig Asd Corp Robert G. Hitton George L Bees J. Roger Spates Trotley Company Brosius

Rules Against Tax Referendum In Anne Arundel County

Baltimore July 27 AP Attorney General William P Lane Jr ruled against a proposed Anne Arundel referendum on a law granting tax exemption to WB and A electric railway The act would exempt the railroad from taxes for two years saving about 190000 The AG also delayed ruling on a statewide referendum until disputes over petition signatures are resolved

Baltimore William P. Lane, Jr WB. & A. Electric Railway Lane Anne Arundel County Anne Arundel Secretary of State

Mrs. Dawson Speaks at Braddock Heights Song Service

Mrs J M Dawson a noted Waco lecturer spoke at Braddock Heights auditorium on The Master Is Here and Calleth for Thee urging Jesus as the master who forgives sin heals crushed hearts and guides destinies. Rev Dr J M Lawson led prayer and Rev William C Boral presided. Next Sunday’s speaker is Rev C E Dreden of Buckerstown Methodist Church.

Jesus Prederick Mary Martha Lazarus J. M. Dawson Waco J. M. Lawson First Baptist Church Tex Dawson Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly Wiliam C. Boral Brangocx Heights C. E. Dreden Buckerstown

Legion Plans for 4-H Girls State Convention Events

The state Legion and Auxiliary set preparations for the 4-H girls convention with a banquet and dance, parade by the Francis Scott Key Drum Corps, and final sessions Saturday. Officers to be elected include commander and eight delegates to the national convention in Detroit, with delegates listed. Local 4-H activities feature craft exhibits, clothing projects, and camp plans, plus picnics and demonstrations by Harmony Grove, Braddock, and Frederick County clubs.

Ude Francis Scout Boy Peet Prust Fae Dewell Fentenentey the Legion and Auxiliary Detroit Mich Legion Auxilary Parley Claggett E Ramsburg Howther Legion 1 Hiaet Gee Advocate Commanner George Henderson Cumberland Jerick Rhean Legion Roger Kr.ice Arthur YT. Kreh Alton Y. Bennett Charles 3. Houck Dp. Wiliam M. Stenn G. Ernest Lipps Jesse C. Ramsburg Lewis L. Clem Charles L. Blentiinger Ray M. Harris Irving M. Landaues Francis M. Petrott FL Ross Myers Rufus L. Oden Wien College Park Braddock Heights Inder Tke Garett Harmony Grove Club Datter Nellie Witter Helen Witter Frederick County Dorothy Coblentz Middletown College Pare Afiss Chubb Camp Vail Massachusetts College Park Gate Ruth Schaefer Julie Schaefer Nanr’ Everhart Charlotte Quinn Mildred Quinn Dorothy Thosmas Harmony Grove Evelyn Barons Oak Tams Buckerstown Dorothy Cobleatt Ruth Nicodemus Katherine Davis Cora Lee Davis Mildred Betson Monrovia Leral Pientes Kelbaugh’s Meadow Wolfsville Wi Fille Porrest Foxville Sehsenbaugheaters Chubb Jolia Schaefer Braddock Adamstown Jefferson

Chilean President Abruptly Resigns Amid Uprising

Chilean President Jos Ibanez resigns after a three day public uprising. Acting President Pedro Opazo takes power as chaos spreads through Santiago and ports. Army officials accompany Ibanez as he travels to an undisclosed destination.

Sanuary Chile Jos Ibanez Chie Pedro Opaza Mer Sam Antonis Livich Eee Jaft Opazo Presiate Sestina

One Siamese Twin Dies in Hospital

A Siamese twin died after hospitalization while the surviving sibling showed health improvement. The town reports the hospital treating the twins and notes the depot was robbed during the period of their care.

Extreme Heat Presses Plains From Rockies to Gulf

Kansas City dispatch reports a blazing sun intensifying a heat wave from the Rocky Mountain States across the plains toward the Gulf. Readings topped the century in scattered locations with Salina reaching 99 degrees at 19 a m as the heat lingered.

Kansas City Todlay Rocky Mountain States Plains Gulf Salina Kap

Playground Circus Lights Up Friday Night in Park

A community summer program features a Friday night playground circus at KHL Park starting 6 30 pm for children and families. Events include bicycle scooter wagon races stunts and a costume prize with prizes per race and a most creative costume award.

Khl Park Baker Park Prederick City Hospital Virginia Boral Hilma Hannorize

First Regiment Begins Active Training At Camp Ritchie

Maryland's First Regiment of the National Guard starts its annual rifle range training at Camp Ritchie in Cascade Maryland with over 1100 officers and men. General Milton Reckord and Colonel John Markey lead the event as schedule includes athletic activities and instruction for all ranks.

Camp Ritchie Cascade Maryland Goi John Markey Frederick Iomibert Miton A. Reckord Gethzsburg Camp Todarmor

Seeks To Find Holder Of Coolest And Warmest Jobs

A fragmentary report describes a search for holders of the coolest and warmest jobs. The scene shifts through street activity, police, and a court defense with references to an ice man and suspicious calls. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Sacked body may be state youth

Everett Washington July 27 A blood stained sack found in Puget Sound contained bones of a skeleton except skull and collarbone. The remains are identified as the former Annapolis youth James Eugene Bassett missing since September 1928. Del and Mary Eleanor Smith linked to Bassett case were arrested for grand larceny in Oakland and later returned to Seattle with sentences.

Everett Wash Punget Sound James Eugene Bassett Annapzils H. H. Kretz Edmonds Bassett Seattle Smith

Elks Convention Plans Complete for Cumberland Event

The eleventh annual Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Elks Association convention will be held in Cumberland for the first time. Officials say attendance will include unofficial delegations from Pennsylvania and West Virginia, with Cumberland Lodge No. host.

Cumberland Maryland Delaware Columbia Els’ Association District of Columbia Perrania West Virginia Taylor Morrison State Cumberland Lodge Baltimo Washington Hagerstown Pederiek Frostburg Wilmington East Shore

Unwitting arrest follows misread speeding law claim

Marcy County Police stopped a vehicle at Mendersons Corner Montgomery County after a driver believed it was speeding. Four Frederick County residents were detained and charged with transportation and illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after a search found nine gallons of liquor. Trials set in Montgomery Police Court at Rocevile.

Marcy County W. Frank & di Mendersons Corner Montgomery Rees George Philp Thompson Ailoof Frederick Soper Rocevile

Charles Town Horse Show Set for August 6-7

The nineteenth annual show of the Charles Town Horse Show Association will be held August 6 and 7 in Charles Town W Va. Entries include horses from Fauquier Loudoun Prince William Clarke Warren and other adjoining Virginia counties with classes for hunters jumpers ponies drafts parks and more. Association officers include Dr Harry Langdon president Charles A Strider vice president Dr J L Luke secretary and Frank Brooke manager.

Charles Town W. Va Charles Town Hore Show Association Agust Fauquier Loudoun Prince William Clarke Warren Virginia Harry Langdon Charles A Strider J. L. Luke Frank Brooke

Four Hurt When Airplane Crashes Near Elton Md

An airplane failed to clear a Lieing Meld at Crystal Beach and pancaked into a car near Elton Maryland. Two women and two aviators were injured. Named injured include Miss Peay Nasy shai of Philadelphia and Mrs Mary Thoma of Philadelphia, with owner James M. Sinclair of Claymont Delaware.

Elton, Md Here Crystal Beach Miss Peay Nasyshai Philadelphia Mary Thoma James M. Sinclair Claymont del Spicrott

Lindberghs Prepare for Hop to Orient

New York July 27 AP Charles Lindbergh announced he and his wife would embark on a voyage to the Orient. The air mission, referenced as a wartime assignment, follows prior discussions about military aviation. Cadet training details and names tied to the mission appear in early dispatches.

Lindberghs Orient ARMY Net York Charles A. Lindversh

22 Die in Week End Mishaps in South

A weekend series of accidents left 22 dead in the southern region. Officials report no clear pattern and continue investigations as markets show continued dull activity. Authorities urge caution and provide limited details pending formal statements.

Stimson Ends Berlin Visit With Cautious London Departure

Stimson departed Berlin for London after a brief informal German trip. He stated no concrete results were promised and emphasized that Germany’s financial troubles stem from a temporary confidence drop. He urged courage and renewed confidence to restore prosperity. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Berlin hours after Henderson to a warm reception.

Joe Serary Cest Amrm Germany Berlin Ister Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain Arthur Henderson

Frederick county teachers attend summer school sessions

One hundred and eight Frederick county teachers studied at colleges and universities this summer, an increase from earlier estimates. Most studied at the University of Maryland, with 53 attendees, followed by 24 at Johns Hopkins and six at Duke. Other institutions include Columbia University and several state and private colleges.

Frederick County Johns Hopkins University Duke University Durham Columbia University Western Kentucky State Teachers College Chicago University University of Delaware University of North Carolina Lansei Seminary Harrisonburg State Teachers College University of Vermont University of Southern Calfornia G. Nevin Robert University of Chicago Hampton

Woman Flyer Heads for Tokyo From Hendon

Amy Johnson, British airwoman, departs Hendon on a solo flight to Tokyo with a Moscow stopover aboard a civil aircraft. She faces a perilous leg in Poland where she was forced down and compelled to explain the crash.

Hendon Amy Johnson Great

Unusual Flowers Bloom on East Church Street Garden

Mrs Willem FE Anderson on East Church Street reports unusual tulips and other bulbs blooming abundantly after planting 500 bulbs early in the season. Neighbors note the profusion of colors and the garden’s striking display today.

Willem FE Anderson East Church Street

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