Thurmont man dies after auto accident
Abdul Garber 87 struck by a car while crossing near Thurmont on Sunday evening. He suffered a base of brain fracture and died fifteen minutes later at Dr. J K Gray’s office. An inquest was deemed unnecessary and no charges were filed against the driver James Wasushast. Garber survived by four children and his wife had died earlier. Funeral arrangements prepared by M Waltz near Winfield.
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Thurmont
James KE
Lewis
Wi+er
James Wesshast
Taneyioas
Garber
Mary E Miler
Thurmount- Emomsburg Road
Wxn
Odsham
Tan
Dayhoff
Wershast
Gray
Leais
Sherman P. Bowers
Wiliam J. Sooner
Stoner
Muler
Flora Kemp
Greencastle
Martha Kolb
Emma Wasner
Hanover
Charles Garber
Oak Orchard
George Garber
Cephas Garber
New Windsor
Cleveland
York
M Waltz
Winfield
Republicans Gauge Optimism After Chesapeake Cruise
In Baltimore on July 26 a group of national and Eastern Republican leaders reformed after a 36 hour Chesapeake Bay cruise with Governor Nice. Henry P. Fletcher and former Senator George B. Moses attended as guests. Nice noted no talks on picking a 1936 national convention site or candidates.
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Baltimore
Hospital costs exceed state budget in June totals
Board of State figures show hospital care cost 473 861 for 9 161 patient days at Frederick City hospital. Per day per patient cost 176 with state appropriation 10 375. Fire alarms Sunday morning report chimney blaze on Water street and a Mobile incident on Trail avenue. Water street fire extinguished with chemicals.
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Board of State
Frederick City
Water Street
United Fire Company
Charles Main
Trail Avenue
Campaign toboost Frederick County Farm Bureau membership
A drive to increase Farm Bureau membership in Frederick County starts Tuesday and runs ten days. About twenty five solicitors will gather at Henry R. Shoemaker’s office to organize camps and invite listed residents including Anni, Burall, Bizier, Speaks, Lewistown residents, Zimmerman, Hoke, and others. The county now has around 450 members with plans to add 208 more to reach a county leadership in the state.
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Frederick
New Midway
George Thomas
Libertyteant
Baltimore Coun
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Pulls Together for Farm Policy Changes
The Farm Bureau organization in the county and statewide seeks stronger membership to ensure farmers have a voice if crop policy and farm programs are altered. Local committees aided efficiency and economic planning, backed by lawmakers to advance agricultural interests.
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AAA
Farm Bureau
Mia
Tenth Anniversary of Odd Fellows Home in Auditorium
The tenth anniversary observance marked the dedication of the Odd Fellows Home with Past Grand Robert A. Bennett presiding. The event noted 161 residents have passed through in ten years, 80 having left for death graduation or parental remarriage, while 80 remain. Music readings and talks followed, including a address by Grand Master Charles B. Sese and remarks about the home’s early efforts and challenges.
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Odd Pellows Home
Robert A. Bennett
Bennett
Maryland
Pfarter
Bloxham
Charles B. Schone
Peggy McGill
Ethel Johnson
Charles B. Se
Schone
David
Jonathan
Marnie Wison
Linda Ann Logan
Wheat acreage may be slashed by parm adjustment
Washington reports the Par m Adjustment Administration weighing a 15 to 18 percent cut to 1936 wheat acreage below base, depending on black rust damage. If damage is light, reductions may reach 20 to 25 percent. Rust spread in spring areas delays final decision, with terms of new four year contracts due this week. July 1 crop outlook shows total wheat at 731 million bushels with 155 million carryover and spring wheat at 273 million including 37 million durum.
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Washington
Offc.a5
Chicago
Ull
Sprong
Wallace
Cary
Y. I
Processing taxes upheld in Memphis ruling on welfare clause
District Federal Judge John D. Martin sided with the government calling processing taxes legal under the Constitution. He rejected claims of unconstitutionality, ruling the act fixes products and prices and taxes rather than a revenue measure, dismissing Lacroix’s suit for $6,863 and penalties of $1,267, with an appeal anticipated.
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Memphis
Tenn
John D. Martin
Martin
Southern Baseball Association
Roosevelt
United States Court For the First District
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Jacob G. Lacroix
Memphis Packer
Local Angler Tops 51-Pound Drum Duo at Chesapeake Bay
Ib Stevens leads a Frederick Montgomery party to catch nine fish including a 51 and a half pound drumfish off Solomon’s Island in the Chesapeake Bay Sunday morning. The trip yielded varied catches with notable efforts by Charles Brosius Jr and others before noon return.
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Solomon's Island
Chesapeake Bay
Ib Stevens
Lime Bain
Frederick
Montgomery County
Levens
Charles T. Brosius
Lume K
Charles To Svrasius, Jr
G C Poole
Lune Koln
Edward
Bertram Brosius
Reckvelie
Stamps Honor Walloon Landing and Ribaut Memorial
Persecution in France spurred Huguenot migration to Belgium and New Netherlands. Walloons were sent to America by the Dutch West India Company, while Capt. Ribaut led settlers to Florida in 152. In 1924 the United States issued a three stamp series marking the Walloons in America with scenes of Nieuw Nederland near Albany, the Walloons landing, and the Ribaut memorial at Mayport Florida.
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France
Belgium
Dutch West Indies Company
New Netherlands
America
John Ribaut
Florida
United States
Nieuw Nederland
Albany
N.Y
Mayport
Fla
Huguenot-Vallees Tercentenary stamp note
A terse stamp note references the 1925 Huguenot-Vallees Tercentenary and mentions a 2¢ value with a copyright line by NEA Service. It also poses a next question about a Manchukuo temple stamp question.
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Huguenot-Vallees
Manchukuo
Help for Students and Teachers In Government Plan
The Work Progress Administration announced a two fold program for needy students and teachers. Harry S. Hopkins would set up summer schools for 1200 teachers who taught reading and writing to 500000 iter ates last year. Aubrey Williams said 125000 college students would get jobs in the coming school year and noted support for the $50 million program.
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Washington
Workk Progress Administration
Harry S. Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
Ex-Policeman Killed in Maryland Woman Claims Self-Defense
Laurel Maryland July 28 Sergt Albert Markley reports Wade L Smith 28 a former state policeman was shot and killed by his wife a 23 year old divorcee She fled to a relative's home Carroll Harrison three hours later she surrendered to Serg Markley and Corp C W Cubbage The woman was jailed in Hyattsville pending an inquest and claims she shot in self defense
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Irg
Serg. Markley and Corp. C. W. Cubbage
Smith
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