Indians Expose Frederick Warriors at Curdy Field Exhibition
Cleveland Indians and Frederick Warriors from the Ridge League met at Curdy Field in an afternoon exhibition. Ray Gardner, longtime local shortstop, was honored with a gift including a shotgun and hunting outfit as club officials planned the presentation during Gardner’s first appearance on base.
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Frederick
Curdy Field
Cleveland Indians
Frederick Warriors
Indians
Senators
Billy Evans
Cleveland
Indian Farm
Francis Scott Key
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street Stadium
Warriors
Billy Mms
Fred
Blue Ridge Wheel
Ray Gardner
Crick
Gara
J. W. Jamison
Gardner
RewELL Reception for Minister Tonight
A reception at Calvary Methodist Church to honor Rev. and Mrs. E. Pearce Hayes is held tonight. Hayes, a former China missionary, sails from Seattle in August for China. The event features Rev Dr G Ellis Williams and L L Wilson with Sherman P. Bowers to sing. attendees include Dr and Mrs Edward Hayes and Rev Dr Hayes of Westminster.
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Calvary
and . E. Pearce Hayes
China
Calvary Methodist Church
City
Mr. Hayes
Calvary Church
Seattle
Arks
G. Ellis Williams
L L. Wilson
Mai
Foreign Missionary Society
Sherman P. Bowers
Edward Hayes
Res
Hares
Centenary Methodist Tech
Westminser
Mbert and Companion Die in Plane Crash Near Black Jack
George Lea Mert vice president of Von Man Aircraft Company and Major Albert Von Lambert son die in a crash near Black Jack St. Louis County. Harold Jones of New York is also killed. Mert dies on impact while Jones dies en route to hospital.
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Laws
George Lea Mert
von Man Aircraft Company
Albert von Lambert
St. Louis
Harold ©. Jones
Ne¢ York
von Hatman
Black Jack
St. Louis County
Ambert
Joncas
Aoule Hospital
Baltimore Firemen Train Laddersmen Near 400 Hours
Baltimore firemen Gbrine and Johnson instructed laddersmen in a near 400 hour program. The report notes inspection of several fire companies and the training service. Chief Emerich offered courteous treatment during the session and the group discussed department operations.
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Ferakn
D. Zak
Nile Fm
Baltimore
Pave
Emerich
Swith
Praise Farm Relief Laws Face Maryland Producers
Baltimore July 29 AP Federal farm relief legislation offers unusual avenues for co operatives in poultry vegetables and fruit. A committee of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation State Farm and the University of Maryland counseled proceeding with co operatives urging producer organization and county wide consolidations through State or Regional associations while noting differences with grain co operatives and the Federal Farm Board timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
France
University of Marment
Federal Farm Board
Maryland
Rev Murray E Ness Dead Pastor of Arendtsville Reformed Church
Rev Murray E Ness pastor of the Arendtsville Reformed Church in Arendtsville Pennsylvania died in York hospital Saturday afternoon at 4 oclock from pneumonia. He was 34 years old and a graduate of Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary Lancaster ordained in 1921. He served Westmin and Arendtsville congregations and taught church choirs and at Hood College missionary conference. He belonged to Masonic bodies Knights Templar and other fraternal groups. He died at his parents home on Wednesday afternoon, January 26.
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Murray E. Ness
Arendtsville Reformed Church
Arendtsville
York Hospital
A. Ness
Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Mar
Westm
Arendt
M. CG. A
Union Lutheran Cbur
Hood College Missionary Conference
Iocre
Ced Masons
Taneytoun
Carroll KR
Westminster
York
G. O. F.york
P.O. S
Three Suffocated in Fire in Tabernacle Report
Three people suffocated in a Tabernacle fire, with initial reports indicating a blaze started in a dwelling area and caused an estimated loss of about 320,000. Authorities investigate the fire’s origin and determine whether buildings and contents were fully insured.
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Sande
Howm
Autos Collide Avoiding Pedestrians in Maryland
Two cars one Cadillac carrying a group and an Auburn driven north meet head on near Saeed Hac. Reddie and Ragstale suffered head and facial cuts but were not seriously hurt after hospital treatment. One driver is said to be a salesman for the Auburn Automobile Company.
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Andres Re. Gate
Wieringrant Safe
William Ragsiamsport
Saeed
Cadilac
Auburn
Cardllac
Reddie
Ragstale
Austin Fraley
James Smith
Catoctin
Morris A. Birely
Thurmont
Ragsdale
Auburn Automobile Company
Ten Thousand Held Up Outside Pittsburgh Bank
Three men with revolvers robbed two Tech Food Products Company employees as they prepared to deposit a bag containing ten thousand dollars at the Penn National Bank outside Pittsburgh. The bandits fled before pedestrians realized the crime, leaving workers Henry Koch and George Nusskern shaken by the swift heist.
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Burgh
Sas
Tech Food Products Company
Penn National Bank
Henry Koch
George Nusskern
Twenty drownings in Michigan as heat prompts lake trips
Detroit reports twenty deaths by drowning at nearby lakes and rivers over a hot weekend as residents sought relief. The piece also notes Irma Pietsch accidentally shot herself in the leg while handling a rifle, after her sister Vivian previously used it for practice and cleaned the weapon. A Grange picnic at St Pleasant marked community events with bathing and boating highlighted.
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Detroit
Irma Pietsch
Roy Pietsch
Vivian
Tarest
Irma
Ens
Chas
Grange
Pleasant Grange
Ad Friends
Prices Shake in New York Market Decline
A chaotic session in New York stock trading saw broad price swings with persistent liquidation pressure. Call money rates steadied around 9 percent as total shares traded neared 3.3 million, reflecting a tense market mood and cascading selling pressures.
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New York
Clear streams give change to local fishermen
The Monocacy and Potomac rivers show improved clarity though recent rains kept waters muddy at times. Catfish are abundant and some anglers report larger specimens, while bass numbers remain lower. licenses issued and fishing activity rises as seasons open.
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Potomac
Charles W. Quynn
Frederick
Reich's Ford
Quynn
Asherman
J. Paul Delphey
Fzaak Walton
Bet Sieber
Robert Staley
Ralph F. Bowers
Cincinnati
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
James E. Solt Carght
Second Baker Park Concert Scheduled This Week
The Baker Park Orchestra announces a second concert at the band stand on Tuesday. Osborne I Prise serves as announcer and the program includes a selection titled Tau and a Wednesday evening encore.
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Baker Park
Baker Park Orchestra
Osborne I Prise
Tau
ore—Benausu
Road Construction Projects Proposed and Funding Discussed
A local report outlines contemplated road construction with a proposed price tag around 400,000 dollars. Mr Uhl states 1250 and 1-3 grade issues are considered while funds for the project are debated.
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de Latta
Uhl
Crowd Attends Union Service In Bake On Sundar
About 1600 people gathered for a Sunday Union service in Bake On Sundar led by Rev. George A. Strine. He preached on Why Jesus Appears To Me with a solo by Jacob Kintz and prayers by Dr. G Ellis Hamsted. The benediction was given by Rev. W C Suto and next Sunday’s service will be led by Trinity Methodist Church South.
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Bake
Sundara
Dved
United Brethren
George AV. Strine
Jesus
Jacob Kintz
O Lorid
Grayson H
Chalmer W. Waick
G. Ellis WE Hamsted
Henri L. G. Kiefer
D. B
W. C. Suto
Trinity Methodist Church
South
Mr. South
Mr. Strine
Killed in Berlin and Other Far-Flung News
Mrs Caroline Eustace of Minnesota and Mrs Alma Sawyer of Portland Maine fatally injured in a Berlin outskirts auto crash. Eustace dies of shock. husband Henry T Eustace suffers injuries. Other items include Dr Henry W A Hatton escaping a toppled tree in Caledonia Park and news of Frede ek, pastor of 2 Himore, dying en route to Europe aboard the Mauretania.
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Caroline Eustace
Henry T. Eustace
Minnesota
Alma Sawyer
Portland
Berlin
Germany
Eustace
Bét+ Un
Switzerland
Sawyer
Dudiey Page
Page
Europe
Frede’ Ek
Himore
Mauretania
Southjampton
England
Rasom
Sageraraz
Country in Heat Wave Sees Mercury Soar Across States
A sweeping heat wave grips regions as temperatures spike nationwide. Forecasters warn of dangerous heat indices, urging residents to stay hydrated and seek shade. Officials report strain on power grids and air quality concerns in several cities.
Baltimore Heat Wave Brings Drought and Casualties
Baltimore and surrounding areas suffered through a record heat wave with temperatures near 97 to 110 degrees in places. Three residents died from heat in the city, while others collapsed or were treated in hospitals. Forecasters warned relief would be brief.
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Baltimore
Carrie Saunaces
Charles Schultz
Fritz Hentze
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Roscoe Nunn
Coroner's Inquest Scheduled Over Woman's Death
Cecil County Maryland reports a coroner's inquest tonight into the death of Calvin Cox. Mildred Cox is held as an accessory. Lambert Hines, 25, near Earlsville, is jailed on murder charges for striking Cox with a baseball bat. The case involves a prior arrest and contested hunger strike claims.
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Elkton
Cecil Gounty
Calvin Gox
Mildred
Lambert Hines
Earisville
Statz
Cox
Owas
George Clinton Logan
Zeppelin Readied for Flight to America
The airship Saarre is prepared for its voyage to America. Preparations are reported to be underway with crews and equipment checked as the expected departure approaches on the scheduled Wednesday.
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America
Six Drownings Follow Collision of Two Launches
Six persons are believed to have died in a collision between two launches. The crash occurred on a waterway near an unnamed location, with authorities reporting the fatalities and noting ongoing inquiries into the cause.
Baltimore Licerse and Water Clarity Report
A terse weather style notice states the Potomac at Point of Rocks was reported clear this morning. The document mentions Witlam J Sta Sertstoen and Real Condition of Streams with a numeric value 27 associated to motacs, indicating a data point in the stream survey.
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Battimore
Rmnge
Witlam J. Sta Sertstoen
Real
Potomac Ai
Fatal air crash after dropping note at Buffalo airport
Captain Crichton and passenger Maugland died when a plane attempting to regain altitude after dropping a note crashed near the Buffalo Municipal Airport. Crichton, 36, was an Army Air Corps reserve captain and World War II veteran. Maugland, 36, owned the flight training school at Buffalo. The craft struck the concrete race track area after losing speed during a sideslip.
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Asd
Crichton
Haugland
Maugland
Lan És Haugland
Mlying
Buffalo Minu
Army Air Corps
Road bid sought for Fingerboard Road extension work
The State Roads Commission advertises for bids to extend Fingerboard Road from Monrovia to Montgomery County toward Clingetsville and New Market. The project links Ridgeville and Washington state road at Point between Ridgeville and South Corner and connects with Baltimore road at New Market. The goal is a 1.20 mile concrete highway expected to be built this year. It will open auto access between New Market and Claggettsville and improve tourism routes from Frederick to Washington. The commission notes three existing routes via Ridgeville Urbana Buckeystown and Digneeton Hunting Hill Rockville and via Urbana Hyattstown Clarkesburg Hendersons Corner.
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State Roads
md+ Vertising
Cofterete Highway Ag
Monrovia
Kempecwmn
Kempegwa
Montgomery County
Cinggetse
Stese ® Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Boue
Ridgeville-Washington
Ridgeville
Sou
Baltimore Rn
New Market
Comet
Montgomery Counties
Claggetts
Frederick
Washington
Urbana
Hyattetown
Clarkesburg
Henderson's Corner
Buckeystown
Digneeton
Hunting Hill
Rockville
Fines for unlawful fishing and traffic violations listed
Several individuals faced fines for unlawful gigging for fish and traffic infractions. Edgar Brown and Harry Weddle plus Roy Easter received fines or sentences, while others in Maryland areas were fined for speeding, failed stops, or license issues. Acquittals occurred for two defendants, and various towns such as Pittsburgh, Dundalk, Gaithersburg, Frederick, and Clarksburg are mentioned.
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Tattice
Edgar Brown
Dan” Carter
Charles Butcher
Phillip Mormhigstat
Harry Weddle
Roy Easter
Charles FP. Kintz
Jaimes Stewart
Pittsburgh
Rioters Quelled at Auburn State Prison in Violence
Prison revolt by about 1500 inmates at Auburn State Prison in New York led to the seizure of the arsenal with rifles and four machine guns, destruction of prison shops, and four guards shot. Four convicts escaped. two rioters were killed and a third seriously wounded as guards and reinforcements ended the outbreak.
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Auburn
Auburn State
Sid
Sifun
Biock
Briand to Retain Entire Old Cabinet
Paris reports Aristide Briand as France's new premier plans to keep the entire previous cabinet. Briand intends to maintain the existing ministers as he formed his government, signaling continuity in early policy and leadership.
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Briand
Paris
Duiv
Aristide de Frances
President Hoover visit to Garrett County fishing sites planned
State game official E Lee LeCompte and secretary Lawrence Richey tour Deep Creek Lake Yough River Swallow Hole and Memidy Falls as part of a future trip prep. Oakland owners and local residents discuss private lakes and trout access while a wire mishap injures a truck and halts access near Gaipsland.
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E_ Lee LeCompte
Cay
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Ney
Garrett County
Pele
Poea Deep Creek Lake
Memidy Falls
F. F. Nictla
Pitsurgh
Mies
Oakland
Thomasson
Monte Vista
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Eveland
Tocurdy Field
Y Evans
NDOM
Tardner
Cleveland Club
Federal Express
Rewell
Vary M. E. Church
Hayes
Amore
Liv May Anderson
McDowell
Mbert
Companion
G'Brine
Johnson
Marx
Here
City Hospital
Michigan
Mississippi
Fish
AG Mme Win
Loudoun Golf and Country Club
Inec
Taibo
EY Pierce
Wilbur C. Fall
Batts Warren
M. M. Lyon
F. H James
R. J. MccGray
HT. Pancoast
Samaritan Retekish Lodge
R. C. Zimmerman
Noble Grand
Hed Tegisar
Paulie Rotherhoefer Koontz
Ette? Beard
Estella Zimmerman
Mary Engelbrecht
Grace Boyer
Milard Angleberger
Strine
Dudley Page
Hanson
Henry W. A. Hatton
Gettysburg College
Caledonia Park
Pep Mar Park
Annious Lutheran Reunion
Louis Menges
Harrisburg
Dr. Menges
Hasson
Mr. and
Mrs. Hasty Shoemaker
Kate
Marrisnade
Virginia Farm
Coleman C. Gov
Leesturz
Has
R. J. Cr
Staney Aacresen
Locketts
Leesburg
Poin
Altay
Oxty
Thong
Drouth
Bern
Canada
Doninton
J. Hunt. Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
Oregon
Glacier Park
Mont
Henan
Minnesota” Falls
Minneapolis
Scious
Neacta
Wate Arhonhésianat
T. Vty
Ein Capuin Tb
J. Crichton
Suri Bea
Ouen Havgland
Tional Weshington Reste
Omerdiio
People’s Court
Raymond Beadle
Dundalk
Bernard Groyd
Gaithersburg
Edward Cramer
Charles Trime
Elmer Motney
Max Gutmas
Clarksburg
W. V2
Albert Castle
Lewistown
Auburn State Prison
Rat
Pete F Ion
Seesnoeth
Heerer
Red County
Ts Truck
Iyase
L. Vinton Hershey
Com
Erick
Hagerstown
Imacy
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