Typhus Case Reported In Pooleville Farm Family
Montgomery County records a second typhus case this year, 28 month old Willem Carter, son of James and family, on a rural farm near chemie. Dr. William Ast reports blood tests confirm typhus with outward symptoms. health officials place live ticks about the home to locate the source. Carter household includes 14 children. 12 at home with the ill boy, a rare co occurrence. Dr. Pratt notes tick or vermin transmission possible, reports recovery expected for the Carter child and earlier patient from Frederick City Hospital has recovered.
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Rockvie
Montgomery
Witty Hearth
Pratt
Carter Uniiy
J. R.jarks
Dickerson
Prederick City Hospital
Prattings
Carter
Man Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in Negro Slaying
Atlanta July 28 AP T L martin one of seven white men charged with murder of Dennis Hubert a young Negro college student was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a July one day. Sentence from 13 to 15 years in prison was recommended. The incident follows a June 15 shooting at a public school after a dispute involving two white women and a group of men on school grounds.
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Atlanta
T. L.artin
Dennis Hubert
Wilty
Descendant Pendleton Dies In New York At 78
Francis Key Pendleton grandson of Francis Scott Key died in New York on Saturday from injuries in a car crash two months earlier. Born in Cincinnati in 1850 he studied at Harvard and served as a New York Supreme Court justice and U S Senator from Ohio. He had been linked to a painting of his ancestor and once assisted in presenting it to Edward S Delaplaine. Washington reports note heavy heat and a may bring showers forecast across the region.
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Scott Key
Mi. Key
Pendleton
Ohio
Wes
United States
Yancis Key Pencheson
Edward S Delaplaine
Captain Hagan Cited for Gallantry in War
War Department honors Captain Hagan for gallantry during combat operations in Verdun France October 8 1918. He directed the forward supply line under heavy shell fire keeping ammunition flowing to troops amid hostile fire and artillery bursts.
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Hagan
War Department
Papin Hagen
Mm Preckrick
Magermown
Marth
Verdam
Prana
City Watershed Fire Contained After Week-Long Blaze
Patrol crews kept watch as the City watershed fire burned sporadically for a week. Warden Feaga and staff returned home after midnight with plans to recheck the area. About 100 additional acres burned, totaling roughly 1,000 acres over ten days, with lines holding two miles from the Richey fishing estate.
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William Feaga
Egomenc J
Frank Weddie
Pishing Cretk R
Potester
Cyril Kiel
Lawreace Richey
Distris
Kieln
Rockville Court House Bid Accepted by County
Rockville officials voted to award the Rockville exmbitation court and jail project to J. J. McDevitt Co Inc of Charlotte DC with a 34800 bid the lowest of 21 received. Additional financial data from North Carline Company was to be supplied as the commission deferred final action to tomorrow afternoon pending bond and surety arrangements with Fidelity Deposit Co of Baltimore.
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Rockville
Court House Building Committee
Amd
J. J. McDevitt Co, Inc
Charlotte
D. C
Norta Carime Company
Tota Financial Responsibility
McDevitt Company
Cathone
Smith and Edwards
Thurmont Youth Wins Dupont Scholarship
Rus well Randolph Waeshe Jr of Thor Boanced by Dr James M Page dean of the university for the dupont scholar ships. The scholarships are funded by a 5 million dollar legacy left to the University of Virginia ten years ago by Phillip Francis duPont of Pennsylvania.
Hoover Returns Refreshed From Mountain Retreat
President Hoover arrived at the White House by automobile after recuperating at a mountain camp. Mrs Easecoce Richey accompanied him. White House physician Dr. Boose said he spent most of his time resting from the strain of work and bad weather in the capital. An auto driven by David Lipps struck a ditch injuring Lipps lightly. Details were not learned. Scientists are experimenting with a banana fiber based coffee and sugar sock to replace more costly imports.
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Hoover
White House
Cage
T. Boose
Minerhots Aechiem
David L .Lipps
Lipps
Jurioa
Commissioners Press Bridge Strengthening Near Frederick Junction
Members of the Board of County Commissioners urge P. G. Hoskins to reinforce the Baltimore and Ohio road bridge near Frederick Junction. They note the structure’s seven ton capacity and risk to interstate traffic, citing the Monocacy river catastrophe and a demand from William J. Grove to avoid overloading the span.
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Board of County Commisioners
Baltimore
Frederick Junction
Ip. G. Hoskins
Bhe B
J and O. R. R
Cer
Monocacy River
Rederiet Junction
R. Bruce Murdoch
William J. Grove
Lime Kiln
State Public Service Commission
Grove
Hyattstown
Monrovia
Mr Grove
Furnace Ford
State Roads Commission
Baltimore civic group studies state advertising plan
A committee of Baltimore civic leaders after a Western Maryland tour prepared a report on advertising and selling Maryland. A 33 member party led by Swepeon Larie, State Conservation Commissioner, was toasted at Oakland by Garrett County residents. They urged action and an appropriation of 30,000 dollars to attract tourists.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Swepeon Larie
Questa
Oakland
Garrett County
Onde Ah
New York Market Activity Amid Market Rally Resistance
Market activity in New York showed higher prices battling resistance during a volatile session. Despite selling pressure, prices edged up for a rally tied to June gains, with call money reopening at 2 percent and traders watching for further moves as weather and other factors influence the market.
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New York
Five Men Fined for Bass Gigging in Middletown County
Five men from the Muddyween valley were arrested Friday night by Game Warden Ben F Phebus and fined 25 dollars each after being convicted of gigging bass. Charges include use of gigs and illegal fishing practices near Middletown with streams low. Additional arrests were reported on the Potomac near Point of Rocks with multiple suspects awaiting further action.
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Mido 3As
Muddieween
Ben F Phebus
Hoxie Metsuser
Middie
Ren
Ine
Ort
Chaco Stark Ciareme
Rand
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Annual Carnival of Firemen Ends Fifth Year in Mt Airy
About 3000 people attended the final night of Mount Airy’s fifth annual Volunteer Firemen Carnival at Wildwood Park. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie spoke, introduced by Asa H. Watkins. state officials A. B. Sellman and David C. Winebrenner also attended. A fire halted bystanders briefly, a farm blaze near Dr. Pred Dieitric was believed started by a cigarette from a motorist. Prizes included a Ford, a calf, and a five dollar gold piece won by local residents. committees listed for event coordination.
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Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
Asa H. Watkins
Ridgeville
A. B. Seliman
Demoerate State Central Committee
David C. Winebrenner
Gresien Ao Freme
Pred Die Itric
Mount Airy
Broening
Baltimore
American Legion
Frederick
F. W. Burdette
Woodbine
Isadore
Charles W. Jones
Walter BR. Rudy
EK Willar
Hubert P. Burdette
Earl R. Linthicum
A. B. Sellman
Nathan G. ‘Dorey
Boece Thompson
Henry G. Hood
Edgar Smith
Carlos Warfield
Wilson Etler
Walter Zotd
Home Makers’ Club
Harry B. Zipp
Martin L. Wagner
Wiliam Wagner
Roger J. Guitth
Wiliam H. Gill
Henry G. Bood
Beck
Wiliam Merrick
Charles ©. Riddleaweer
Norwood
Walter L. Spurrier
Robert E . Myers
H. S. Beck
Robber Mortally Shot After Gun Battle Near Euclid Avenue
Patrolman Everett Wockus was wounded in a fierce alley gun fight with a robber near Euclid Avenue. The robber, later identified as Martin De Roven, was killed. An unrelated report notes Dr L R Woolwards injured in a Baltimore car accident and a Richmond dispatch stating American missionaries in Pochow are safe.
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Mtrott
Crulett
Euclid
Everett
Wockus
Martin de Roven
Brunswick Boy Missing in Italy Sought Safe
A 16 year old Brunswick boy who has been visiting Italy with local tourists has been missing for five days since last Tuesday. Authorities believe he is safe but seek any information on his whereabouts. Local officials urge anyone with tips to contact police.
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Brunswick
Italy
Mr. Wright
William McKay Wright
McKay Wright
Tourg
Birmingham
Als
Aont
J. Paul Wright
Callie Hunt
East Church Street
Wright
Rapello
Rome
Maples
Pompeii
Amalfi
Sorrento
Capri
Florence
Venice
Bolvano
Tyrol
Bavaria
Munich
Vienna
Austria
Dresden
Berlin
Germany
Bresen
Europa
New York
Frederick
Missing 18 year old Woodrow Bohrer search under way
Disappearance of Woodrow Bohrer, 18, near Brunswick prompts cross county searches. Sheriff Roderick to aid after reports of a boy matching his description seen between Rocks and Buckeystown. Family moved from West Virginia. he was last seen Tuesday wearing overalls and a light hat.
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Woodrow Bohrer
George H. Bohrer
Brunswick
Ruth Iths
Washington County
To Bay
Brunawick
Predenck County
Navy
County Bunday
Harley H. Bohrer
Nazr
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Relathven
Roderick
Bonner
West Virginia
Frederick County
Capt Brooks Trial Set for August Over Pairfax Disaster
Norfolk reports Capt Archibald H Brooks of the steamer Pairfax will be tried August 12 on charges from the Pairfax collision near Boston. Inspector J H Tarkenton said the case cites reckless operation at over 19 knots in fog and failure to maneuver and render aid to survivors.
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Norfolk
Archibald H. Brooks
Pairfax
Pinthis
Boston
J. H. Tarkenton
Bills
Brooks
Ferguson and Sterling Lead in Democratic Nomination Race
Dellas, Texas, July 2 AP Mrs Miriam Ferguson leads Ross Sterling by 55 448 votes with Sterling 37 237 ahead of C C Broall in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race as the Texas election bureau reports 696 016 votes counted across 243 of 383 counties. A volatile campaign outcome awaits the July 23 primary.
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Dellas
Tex
Mirtem A. Perguson
Ross Sterling
Sterling
C. C. Broall
Texas Election Bureau
Ferguson
Houston
Third Fare Concert in Baker Park Features Bernhard Williamson
The third concert in Baker Park is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Soloist Bernhard Williamson will perform with Maud W. Dittmar conducting the orchestra. The program includes overtures, waltzes, marches and songs such as The Vagabond King and Homing, with selections like Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and Happy Days Are Here Again.
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Baker Park
Bernhard Wiliamson
Maud W. Dittmar
Osborn I. Price
Lee
Rongerian
Jesmel
Agan
Sanford
Religious riot injures three officers in confrontation
A violent religious disturbance escalated as police moved to quell the scene. Three officers sustained injuries during the crackdown while assailants fled, leaving chaos at the location and prompting a tense investigation.
Maryland Faces Another Hot Day
Maryland endures a second Sunday of scorched temperatures with readings near 100 across cities from Baltimore to Cumberland. The heat brings multiple prostrations and drownings, with 31 deaths reported for the first eight days and ongoing water shortages amid scarce rainfall.
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Maryland
Dattimore
Baltimore
Predenck
Cumberland
Mellon Secretary Buys Virginia Estate for Daughter
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon reportedly purchased the Oak Fall estate in Loudoun County near Leesburg for his daughter Alisa Mellon Estes Bruce. The 1200 acre brick manor, dating over a century, was once home to James Monroe and Henry Fairfax. The price is understood about 700,099. The Brices are connected by marriage to former Senator William Cabell Bruce of Maryland. Bruce and Alisa wed in June 1928 in Washington.
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Washington
United States
James Monroe
Mandion
Henry Fairfax
Mellon
Frank C. Littleton
Leokual
Virginia
Bruce
William Cabell Broce
Maryland
Southern
Tealy
Brice
Socarty
Georgia Makes Bold Census Gain Despite Small Increase
Washington July 28 AP Geor gia ex’s population was announced by the Census Bureau at 2 002 127. The gain over 1820 was 6296 of 02 percent. Georgian showed the smallest percentage gain of any state thus far reporting. Vermont coming 190d with a gain of the 19 peri cent, Montana has been the only state showing decrease.
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Washington
Georex
Census Bureau
Vermont
Montana
Ten-Day Heat Record Sparks Public Advice and Water Shortages
Weather reports show ten days of extreme heat with temperatures reaching a high around 106 degrees and nightly lows near 70. Doctors warn against overexertion as local illnesses rise and water supplies shrink, prompting officials to limit sprinkling and urge careful use while towns like Brunswick and Middletown face near shortages.
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Frederick
George Haller
George K. Bhrely
Soc
Mr. Haller
Belew
Gary
Sia
Middletown
Thurmont
Eunulp
Brunswick
Brunpeick
Epinage
Virginia
Putemen
Buckeystown
Woewsboro
Indians in Karachi Flee Floods Wear Karachi Garb
Reports describe flood-forced evacuations in upper Sindh with fleeing Indians adopting local Karachi attire. A vague Lost advertisement in The News referenced missing tortoise shell items and owners seeking assistance, while Gilbert Lowee expressed thanks as rescue efforts continued.
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Bratdock
Gilbert Lowee
Lowentiki
Tua
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Poolesville
Aints
Irs
James
LTH
Ily
Hite
Negro
Frederick Washington
Hagerstown
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Ethel Wisbury
Kath
Ine Schmidt
Waashingen
Prederick
Inter-City
Pogram
Weather Bureau
Ening
Bens Co
Idalay
Court House
Rockville Commissioners
Dupont
Tion
F. G. Hoskins
Baltimore Committee
Perprnc
Philadelphis
Juiz
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Henry Schall
Municipal Stadium
Wight
Ll. R. Woolwars
Wortmocter
Balti- More
Pitt National Bank
Baptiot
Richmond
Pochow
Chins
Katherine Wehler
G. H. Bohrer
Lott
Frederick County Au
W. WE. Wright
Louis Leater
Siena
Merly
Frederck, Gutenia
Anne
Lavla Lester
Delpy
Miss Wehler
Vergilian
ACI
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Hirth
Swittzerland
Oberammergau
Verona
Mantua
Pactum
Mp Pokeble
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Mediterranean
Ahp
Naples
Troy
Adramyttium
Thera
Corfu
Castro
Trapani
Constantnople
Delphi
Crete
Athens
Sicily
Lester Ease
Ester
Louis Laster
Laster
Siens
Charles B. Trai
D. John Markey
Mim Extith Markey
Ann Lester
Lesters
Turkey
Istambul
Adrianople
Miriam Ferguson
Nagwel Trust Co. Preshiest
A.W. Peeser
Sliver Run
Bite Tree Company
Taneytown
Caroll County
Peeser
Eo, Weant
Westminster
Mereyn C. Pum
Zech
Catoctic Country Club
Baltimore Country Club
R. W.baer
Ystis
Henry Zech
Cutton Park
Suuday
Okey Ra
Dr. P
Worthington
Carl W. Goock
Peta
Chicago
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Towa
Treasury
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Karachi
Upper
Sind
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