Byrd in Baltimore Denies Gov Race Rumors
University of Maryland head H C Byrd visited Baltimore and refused to comment on gubernatorial speculation. Politicians rumor he may announce soon, while New Deal sources suggest a potential state ticket with Byrd seeking Administration backing. OConor and Lasseer deny plans to join Byrd as subordinates.
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Balimor
H C (Carney) Byrd
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Byrd
Fidelity Building
New Deal
Washington
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lansdale G. Lasseer
A Day of Battle seen through ironic eyes by Vincent Sheean
Bruce Cation reviews Vincent Sheean 1929 novel A Day of Battle from Doubleday. The work replays Fontenoy 1735 to critique a decaying Bourbon empire, contrasting Marshal Saxe with Louis XV while Versailles hosts Madame Pompadour and Voltaire. The narrative maps a rotten society hurrying toward doom with sharp character portraits and irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sheean
Doubleday
Doran
Mr. Sheean
Fontenoy
Marshal Saxe
Louis Av
France
India
Canada
England
Saxe
Louis
Versailles
Madame F Pompadour
Voltaire
Will Open Branch Office at Westminster
The Frederick Production Credit Association rents the 10S East Main street office, former Westminster Water Company premises, to open a Westminster branch on August. Lt. Herbert Snyder of Union Bridge will run the office. City ordinances in medieval Europe restricted skyscrapers to 60 feet in Paris and 100 feet in Florence.
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Frederick Production Credit Association
East Main Street
Westminster
Westminster Water Company
Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Offce
Europe
Paris
Florence
Constitution stamp series announced for Panama Cuba Haiti
Panama to issue new Constitution stamps with five airmail values five postage values and two miniature sheets four high values to be included in the minis. Cuba and Haiti also plan Constitution commemoratives Designs for Cuba due in October Haiti set to release in September features a portrait of President Roosevelt on the 60 centimes stamp.
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Fanama
Cuba
Haiti
Roosevelt
M - Zra
Local Docket of Summers Visits and Travels in Taneytown
Taneytown notes report Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Bailey return from Europe to occupy Antrim Mews for the season. Mrs. Ernest Graves visits from Washington at Antrim. Mrs. Joseph Cline and children Billie and Patricia return after a week with relatives. A two week tour of New England is planned by several local residents. Families of Baumgardner, Ohler, Nulton, and Garner are noted. Others travel to Chicago, Byron, and Baltimore for visits or work.
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Taneytown
Jennings Bailey
Antrim Mews
Ernest Graves
Washington, D. C
PL Lamberton
Antrim
Joseph Cline
Brooklyn
Billie
Patricia
Annie Koutz
George Baumgardner
Margaret Nulton
Clarence Ohler
Roy B. Garner
I New England States
John Baumgardner
JSON Murray Baumgardner
Chicago
Byron
Cora Welty
Anna Welty
Murray J
Samuel Welty
Maurice Martin
John Mort
William H. Carter
Joseph Brohawn
Getonsville
Melvin Shenton
Richard
Charlotte
Nlc
Margaret Reindollar
Baltimore
West Baltimore General Hospital
Edgar Thompson
Harry J. Reindollar
Henry
Mineral Hidge
Ohio
Thompson
Russia and Japan clash over hill near Changkufeng area
Japan protests cadet Russian troops marching up a hill in Changkufeng claiming the position while Russia denies the claim. The border dispute involves Korea Manchoukuo and Russia, with Possiet bay noted as a potential submarine base site nearby.
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Japan
Changkufeng
Russia
Korea
Manchoukuo
Possiet Bay
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Parties
Miss Marjorie Sullivan of Havre de Grace visits Miss Ann Cooling for a week. Reindollars plan to attend the American Hardware Convention in Pittsburgh. Mrs. John Byers hosts a surprise birthday party at Eckard apartments with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaff and Miss Nancy Wolff.
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American Hardware
Pittsburgh
Marjorie Sullivan
Havrede Grace
Ann Cooling
John Byers
Eckard Apartments
Robert Pfaff
Nancy Wolff
Hanover
Robert Snyder
Mary Grace
Charles Bowers
William Schwinn
Edgar Bur
Local Social Page Highlights Visits and Callers
A string of social visits and callers from towns and cities including Westminster Lewistown Baltimore and Washington DC are noted. Families such as Rineman Myers Davidson Sanders Haines and Delawter receive guests and gifts as relatives and friends tour homes and attend gatherings.
Local Notices and Family Visit Highlights
Mr Pleasant All Pleasant July 23 notes Mrs Au gust Monath’s fall injuring a bone in her leg. Mt Weir residents Mr Albert Herbst and Helena Cass visited Mrs James Herbst. Sunday guests at James Herbst included the Taylors Ninie Lina and Neighbors from near Dallastown and Red Lion. A group toured to Herald Beach in Anne Arundel with many Smiths Keeneys Millers and others from Frederick Hyattstown. Miss Ida King has been
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Pleasant All Pleasant
August Monath
Albert Herbst
Helena
Cass
Mt Weir
Jane
James G. Herbst
Charles Taylor
Ninie
Wilbert L. Smith
Eldred Boyer
Sherwood Smith
E. R. Miller
Ernest Wilhide
Russell Myers
Hench E. H. Smith
Aliss Helen Keeney
Jane Keeney
Martha Miller
Jule Miller
Marjorie Poole
Phyllis Smith
Marion Smith
Grace Smith
Joseph H. Lochner
William McAbee
Kenneth Smith
Melvin Angleberger
Richard Smith
P. K. Main
and Airs
John Mackenzie
Lavena
Rocky Springs
William Lynch
Hagerstown
Frank Main
Ruth
Union Bridge Fire and Local Notices From Union Bridge
Union Bridge July 26. The Union Bridge Fire Company answered a blaze that destroyed the colored school building at Priestlgnol. It is believed incendiary. The same unit fought a chimney fire at William Main’s home the next evening. Local visiting, illness, and travel news follow including Miss Flora and Miss Jamson from Virginia, Mrs. Keeler, and others. Jesse Proutz and family hosted guests from Boones Mill and Roanoke.
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Union Bridge
Priestlgnol
Uns
William Main
Jesse Proutz
Eberette Flora
Boones Mill
Jamson
Roanoke
Drucilla Hyde
Bark Hill
Raymond Wright
New York
William Sullivan
Mora Gilbert
Frizelburg
Emma Romaperk
John Schweigart
Westminster
Wilbur Gladhill
May Perry
Washington, D. C
Annie Keefer
Removing porcelain rust stains with kerosene method
Stubborn rust stains on white porcelain can often be removed by rubbing with a cloth soaked in kerosene. After the stain vanishes wash with strong suds to remove odor, rinse with clear water and dry.
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Bruce Cation
Stamp News
Northwest Territory
Marietta
Great Britain
Sthese
Ee St . Ps
Soviet Union
Spain
Ferdinand V Taasze
Castile and Leon
LNA
Will Engelbrecht
James Ranck
Dorol
Ann Nicodemus
Russell Young
Joseph Lee
Ranck
Mary Russell Hendrick
Buddy Nusz
Frankie Lebherz
Baker Park
Joe Leichert
Albertine Hodg
Alice Nusz
Deborah
Jack Kennedy
Joe Booker
Anchou
Kroehler
Jonas Barker
Lewistown
Roland Martin
Anna Exchelberger
Lewis F. Lochner
Mirst Grace Harmon
Wiliam
Delaw
William T. Delawter
Billy
Jennie E. Burner
Boris Delawter
Jere Delawter
Washington, D.C
Mildred Fowble
Harrisburg
Mount’s Radio Sales & Service
Frederick
Department of Public Safety Bureau of Police Bureau of Fire Fire
Department of Public Welfare
Bureau of Health
Dog Pound Charity
Frederick City, Maryland
Louis E Eichelberger
City Register
ISBT
Act of General Assembly of Maryland
Opera House
Bath House
Airmnet
Eevenees
Singanore Farm
McCurdy
Water Dept
City Register Legal Department
City Hall City Opera House
Department of Public Works
Bureau of Engineering Light Department
Motter Avenue
Record Street
Library Neidig Avenue
Fourteenth St
Carroll Creek Water Department
Fourteenth Street
Patrick Street
Lingapore Creek Water
Treasury
U. S
Frederick County
Frederick City
W. W. B. Municipal Park
Linganore Creek
Rennet Bande
Aupury Bynud
Imp Water Works & Public
Parasaurolopnus
Bradford-Allegany
C. E. Cline & Son
Manufacturers
Karpen — Kroehler
Hoosier
Rembrandt
Pennsylvania
Sinclair Pennsylvania
Sinclair
Eaisr
G. Raymond Shipley
Frederick, MD
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