Delinquency In Water Rents Tackled By City Officials
City Water Rents Director Albert A Schroeder and City Aldermen discuss overdue accounts totaling $23 727 while noting July and August usually boost collections. The water rent year runs October 1 to April 1 with delinquents liable to water disconnection upon board approval.
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Civ Register
Louis Bo Eichesberger
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Walter Works
Board of Aldermen
Schroid
Schiroede
Edward J. Smith
Stock prices rise on favorable economic news
Motivated by a highly favorable brand of economic news, stocks advanced strongly with many issues reaching new highs in years. Motors and steels led gains along with farm equipment and aircraft, while bonds remained steady and grains and cotton rose. The dollar showed weakness as the pound sterling opened at 5.02.
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New York
Cain
Airc Craft
Spetciailirs
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Note
Weather record notes 24 hour precipitation of 0.34 inches ending 7 am with July to date 23 inches. July normal 4.02 inches, excess from 1936. High yesterday 1 F, low last night 42 F. Moon rise 7:54 pm, forecast cloudy on Maryland and Virginia sides, Potomac conditions variable. river north of Monocacy expected to be clear except near Middle Creek.
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Tomorraa
Mids
Potomac
Maryland
Accidents Scramble Over Lost Trunks at Club Dive
A Night at the News Post Prime grog section ended with a swimmer losing trunks during a poolside dip. A member aboard GL HLS borrowed trunks later saved from a near embarrassment by a quick recovery. The tense moment ended with the trunks staying on during the loan swim.
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News Post
Queen Mary Sets Fast Atlantic Crossing Record
The Queen Mary docked in New York after a swift crossing, but its captain declined claim to Atlantic speed supremacy. The Normandie still holds the blue ribbon after a longer voyage from Le Havre, with the Queen Mary completing the crossing in four days, five hours, and twenty seven minutes.
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Britain
Europe
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Cherbourg
Edmunds invites group to meet in Detroit to oppose Roosevelt
Sterling E. Edmunds a Michigan attorney said he has invited constitutional Democrats opposed to the Roosevelt administration to meet in Detroit on August 7 to discuss plans for a campaign against the President's re election. He dispatched letters to opponents of the party's name and machinery and hopes to have James A. Reed Hambridge Colby and Joseph BR Ely at the conference.
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James A. Reed
Hambridge Colby
New York
Wilton
Josph BR. Ely
Massachusetts
Miss Pendelton Dies After Paralytic Stroke
Mise Eilen Fitz Pendelton 71 long time president emeritus of Wellesley College died Sunday at Wellesley after suffering a paralytic stroke. She had been seriously ill since July and was a prominent figure in the college community and friends recall her leadership and service.
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Wellesley College
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Bank deposits rise across region amid higher rates
The article reports increased bank deposits in the area over the past year, driven by higher interest rates and cautious savings by individuals. It notes most banks showing higher total deposits compared with the previous year, with several institutions expanding their customer base and deposits.
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Amd
Demara Orgaina
Corm
Piediemen
Han Hagersham
Hirserstown
Selo Fite
Sheriff Removes His Brother As Turnkey
Sheriff Roy McWuttier announced he would issue a statement within twenty four hours regarding the removal of his brother from the turnkey post at the Frederick jail. Haymond Hilder contends unjust discharge and vows to pursue the matter in court. The dispute centers on alleged improper duties and a personal quarrel over a jail corridor incident.
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Frederick
Shery
Great Court
Haymond Hilder
Raymond
Tie
Sheri Wither Mimself
Turkey
Karpis Receives Life Term for Kidnapping
Alvin Karpis and Charles Fitzgerald were sentenced to life terms by Federal Judge M. M. Jover in St. Paul for their part in the $100,000 Willum Hammer kidnapping. Karpis denied any involvement, while Peifer, later charged as the “finger man,” faced related charges.
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Ure
Peifer
Crawford And Quist Down Tuckey In Wimbledon Doubles
Crawford and Adrian Quist defeated Tuckey and Hughes to claim a doubles victory at Wimbledon England. The report notes the Australian pair secured the match amid a crowded ground with crowds and fans watching closely.
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The New Deal In Washington Riotous Labor Clash
Disorderly national labor conflict dominates the scene as Craft Union leaders clash with the C. I. O. over suspensions and expulsions. Roosevelt administration weighs responses while unions of steel, automobile, and rubber industries cohere against old guard craft unions.
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Indset
Memba
Bewts
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Sidney Hilman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Mar Gins
Court Refuses 10 Halt Sec Inquiries
Court rejects requests for ten halt security inquiries and outlines next steps. The proceedings reference multiple parties and locations, with procedural delays and legal arguments cited by counsel. The scattered text suggests a complex docket and ongoing hearings involving county and police figures.
Mount Airy Town Finances Show Tight Budgeting
A 1935 financial statement for Mount Airy shows reduced income and careful appropriation to cover essential costs. Officials explain balances and allocations from taxes water rents and street paying programs, with several expenditures matched by revenue to balance the year’s end.
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Qplexplatrint
Tokall
Jase Wis
Angie
Baker Park Amateur Show Postponed To Tuesday Night
The Baker Park Amateur Show for the community playgrounds is moved to Tuesday at 7 30 pm due to bad weather. Mrs Velma Wann Bowers leads with 30 plus acts including solos duets tap dance and recitations. Charles Appel and Dr Walt will announce. Tanac Thankey runs the front of the house. A prior attempt drew 1100 attendees before rain halted the event and a $27.45 collection was recorded. additional donations will be accepted Tuesday.
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Tanac Thankey
Perants
Mra
Bonera
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Meorlale
Lindbergh Witnesses Parachute Escape amid Plane Failure
In Watnemuende Germany Col. Lindbergh watched as ace Lieut. Ernat Viet bailed out from a tearing aircraft during a test flight. Viet parachuted to safety while the craft broke apart at the Heinkel works near Wheate Udet, involved in the air ministry program, escaped with minor injuries.
Eight-room estate sale in Emmitsburg hosts on premises auction
An eight room diverting estate in Emmitsburg was auctioned on site Saturday afternoon by Freet Shelver and caite for 2400 dollars. The furniture included antiques and other items sold for the real estate sale linked to Henry Mc Warren and Attorney Albert Dean.
Success Story Of The Sea Back Of Admiral Waesche Elevation
Admiral Waesche, long a Coast Guard officer from Baltimore born January 1, 1881, rose through ranks to command the Coast Guard and influence its modernization. His career included Atlantic and Pacific commands, naval training, and the 1936 centennial celebrations, with reforms in communications, ordnance, and promotion plans. He is married with son Waesche Jr., a cadet at the Coast Guard Academy.
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Great American West Vacation Ends in Snowball Sightings
Mr and Mrs James Trout return to 220 North Market Street after a cross country trip described as from 140 degrees to snowballs. They traveled across California valleys to Pike's Peak and through Utah, Colorado, Oregon, and Montana, reaching Lake Louise in British Columbia before turning east toward Kansas and beyond.
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Topeka
Frsserick
Tandon
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Prineseid
Ted
Refugees Evacuated From Madrid Amid Civil War
British refugees and American students evacuated from Madrid as fascist forces push toward the capital. The Quincy cruiser ferried refugees to Alicante while the State Department coordinated arrangements and hospitals faced supplies shortages.
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Medtht
King Edward Cancels Trip To Cannes
Taunton July 27 King Edward cancels his holiday plan for Cannes on the French Riviera, announced at Buckingham Palace. The decision, said to be due to trouble in Spain, aims to avoid adding to the upheaval and to protect the people affected by the conflict.
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France
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Roy
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Madrid
Ofer Fond
Edward
Cannes
Taunton
Edward Jiai
Span
Wnes
Eleanor Hola Jarrett Turns Sports Writer
Eleanor Hola Jarrett begins a new role as sports writer as editors announce a shift in coverage. The move comes amid a period of reshaping newsroom assignments and expanding sports features across the paper.
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Eleanor Hola Jarrett
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