Thousands See Colorful Firemen Parade in Frederck City
The Frederck County Firemen's Association held one of the largest parades in city history with about 800 marchers from seventeen towns and eleven bands. Officials, prizes, and a street dance followed as judges awarded honors for best apparatus, best appearance, and longest uniformed line.
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Frederck County Firemen
Associaton
Whic
East Church Street
Tms
Parick
Carroll
Francis Seow
Amercan Legion
Drum Cerpe
Lloyd G Culler
Aldermen
Frank T Shaeffer
Westminster
State Firemen’s Association
Washington County Firemen’s Association
P. Lester Smith
Robert A Bennett
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Salvation Army
Middletown
Hyattstown
Waoletteville Company
Hagerstown
Moose
Funkstown
Gaithersburg-Washington Grove
Pleasant Valley
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Vigiant Hose Company
Mon Bridge
Hampstead-Hanover
Hanover American Legion
Hampstead
Brunswick Volunteer Compan
Autr
Asy
Engine Mysrsviie
Myers
Cle
Westminster Engine
Ann
Frederick Companiss
Auchbarn
Muas
Potomat Edison Co
Cay
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Roger B Wolfe
Presor E. Michael
Furst
Wesminster
Brunswick
Icp
Hagerstean
Alana Bennett
Prederick Fire
Enniy
Albert Bruche
George Shearer
Middle Alley
Chur Street
Foreman Carmack
Capt. Smith
Charles P Mort
Cation
T. Wirts
Albert ¥ Boileau
Galthersburg
Washington Grove
Moffatt Grimm
Charles Reed
Edward Eader
Byron Afiller
Mike Eader
Colom Crosley
Wiliam German
Kenneth Miller
Epton Mojors
Croza
Albert Phillips
Sergt
Charles Jo Tackman
66Th Infantn
Fort George G Meade
Osborne I. Price
Sergi A . Bargagni
Washington Fire Department
Black rust in wheat threatens harvest outlook
Observers forecast a 59 percent drop in domestic wheat yield as black rust advances in the Somme region. Weather conditions and reduced production impact the overall outlook, with officials halving projected exports while emphasizing the need for new disease resistance. Early political notes mention a presidential candidate, Jim He, who faced limited voting and nomination context.
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Somme
Stamp honors founder of a great athlete organization
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a founder, a ruler and a royal lineage, with scattered references to a stamp issued in 1817 and a Bostonian wife. It is unclear who the founder is or the exact organization, but it hints at a commemorative stamp honoring a prominent athletic figure’s founder.
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Coe
Beveme
Anda
John
Dominis
Oahu
Iss
Roosevelt rebuffed on plan to raise tax
Washington July 25 House Ways and Means committee tentatively approves a tax bill to raise 187 to 250 million dollars annually. It proposes new taxes on inheritances gifts corporate income and excess profits with graduated rates and a broader base to fund federal programs. Senate hearings on utilities legislation surface conflicting aims and access for key aides at conferees meetings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Ben Co
Dover Delane
Memorial Road to a Highway of Beauty Plan
President Roosevelt convened the Washington Lincoln Memorial Gettysburg Commission to plan a boulevard linking Washington and Gettysburg. Thomas H. MacDonald was named executive chairman, Frederic A. Delano as vice chairman, with Garner, Ty dings, Haines, Hazen, Gammerer, and Dodge among members. A survey and route scope must precede cost estimates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gettysburg Battlefeld
Pennsylvania
Congress
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Gettysburg Batttlefield
Capital
Lincoln
Decision Filed In Cattle Replevin Case
In a Frederick County Circuit Court decision, Chief Judge Hammond Urner awarded 18 steers to Thoma s Glasscock and Henry Fishback, plus one cent damages for detention. The Frederick County Products Inc received four teen slaughtered steers and two replevin steers. Values were set at 1618.74 for plaintiffs 1078.65 for slaughtered steers and 179.86 for the defendant’s two steers.
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Huganon
Thomas Glasscock
Henry Fishback
Virgina
Hammond Urner
Urner
Glasscock
Fishback
Frederick County Products, Inc
Memorial Parkway Aims for Beauty and Utility
Congress sets aside 16000 for initial work on memorial boulevard linking Washington Mount Vernon with Shenandoah National Park. The commission plans to use DC Maryland and Pennsylvania engineers and facilities with federal support to cut early costs while avoiding commercial considerations.
Martial Law in Terre Haute Follows Bayonet Clash
National Guards occupy Terre Haute after a 3000 strong crowd clashes with troops enforcing martial law. A woman, 33, Edward MacBe h, is injured by a bayonet. 11 arrests bring total to 180. 500 to 600 guards on duty. $50,000 estimated troop expense. Factory activity largely resumes as union workers return.
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Albert HL Whitcomb
National Guard
Col. Whitcomb
Tug of War to Highlight Evening's Sport Program
The event features a tug of war between the red and blue Divisions, potentially across Israel's Creek. The Little German Band of Yellow Springs and the Barnes' Vocal Quartet will provide music for the occasion. Rev. Ernest A. Otto, pastor of Methodist Episcopal.
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Israel's Creek
Yellow Springs
Barnes’ Vocal Quartett
Ernest A. Otto
Methodist Episcopal
Calvary Church leaders to assemble for parade to grounds
AD Leaders desiring transport to the piemee grounds should meet at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church between 4 30 and 6 p m Leaders with cars are asked to stop at the church before leaving for the piemxe grounds Refreshments will be served
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church S
Charles Houck
Ceresville
Francis Galiher
Walkersville
Piemee Grounds
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
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