Labor Protests Against Hitler Drive to Boycott
Washington reports AFL President Willam Green urging federal action against the Hitler regime for brutal treatment of workers. Berlin reacts to the Bremen flag incident as protests grow in New York and across the United States with calls to boycott Nazi ships.
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Washington
Willam Green
American Federstas of Labor
Hitler
Germany
American Federation of Labor
Green
Bankr
Hiter
United States
Reich Press
Berlin
Germa
Bremen
New York
Communist Council
Moscow
Wilbur J. Carr
Jay
Local Guests and Families Visit Across Maryland
Sykesville July 18 reports guests visiting relatives in Guilford Annapolis Olney and Baltimore. Deken Ridgely of Howard County is ill at Sinai Hospital Baltimore and his wife is Rut Justice daughter of Thomas Justice. Also listed are visits by Raymond Turner and family Ruth Turner and Mrs William Spaumer and family among other local social notes.
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Sykesvill
Mary Dorsey Parlett
Philip Dorsey
Guilford
Charles Rideout
Annapolis
James S. Grimes
Billy and
Gist Welling
Hannabel Welling
Baltimore
George F. Howes
James
Seth
Samuel Howes
Olney
Montgomery County
Deken Ridgely
Warren Ridgely
Howard County
the Sinai Hospital
Rut Justice
Thomas Justice
Oakland
Ais
Raymond Turner
St Douds
Weiler DeLauter
Ruth
Wiliam Spaumer and Sons
Jimmy
Balimore
Suncey
Emory Barnes
Fiohrr
Ma & Er Haigh
Edinheld
Lawrence Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbetts
Jennie Marston
Edgar
Marston
San Francisco
Jane
Michael Eduard Tibbett
Tibbett Estate
Wilton
Conn
Tibbets
Tke
Connecticut
California
Tipbbett
Witten Place
Tibbett
Local residents noted with family visits and storm impacts
The page records residents moving between locations including a move to the Catholic Rectory on Marriottsville road and visits by Katherine Keeney and Mildred Hoffman. It also mentions a weekend storm in Sykesville area causing damage and the carnival’s end with a $2,300 profit, plus community notes on education appointments and a fire at John Warfield’s home.
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Dren
Marriottsville Road
Katherine Keeney
Frederick
Leroy Keeney
Brown Apartments
Mildred Hoffman
C. B. Hoffman
Woodlawn
Mary Louise Reed
George F. Flohr
Flohr
Hoods Mul
Isabell Davis
Catonshire
Mallon Harris
John Doherity
Florence
Asa Hepner
Main Street
Elizabeth Harris
Visi
Berkley Springs
West Virginia
Paul Barris
Marlen Harris
Ees
Shipley
Howard County
Bily Pindel
Glentoxi
Lim Ckerd
Ieetay
Mam SF
Joe Ann
Phelps Ann
Marcelus Banks
Paul Thompson
Richard Clarke
Jo Poms
Radio Day by Day Radio Day by Day
A fragmented schedule listing NBC CBS and WABC radio programs for the day including interviews with industry economists politicians and farmers. Notable items mention a Paris drawn exhibit and a future Davis cup tennis broadcast with several musical acts and talk shows spread across multiple stations.
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WBC
Los m
WABC
CBS
WEAP
NBC
NBC Music Guild
Shooting Victims Show Improvement at Montevue Hospital
Improvement noted over the weekend in two shooting victims recovering at Montevue Hospital. Fred Hyett Suart of Virginia, shot in Brunswick last week by Chief Joseph E Chew, was better and may be discharged soon. Vernon O. Weddie of Mountaindale was shot earlier in the incident.
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Montevue Hospital
Fred Hyett Suart
Brunswick
Joseph E Chew
Vernon O. Weddie
Mountaindale
Hot Weather Menu and Date and Nut Bars Recipe
A fragmentary ad style page offers hot weather meal planning with a sample dinner of jelly veal loaf and salad, plus a dated date and nut bars recipe. It lists breakfast, lunch, and dinner items including grapes, cereal, croissant tomato salad, and peach mousse.
Danish King Valdemar Adopts White Cross Flag
In 1219 King Valdemar of Denmark, amid warfare, saw a white cross in the sky and interpreted it as a sign from heaven. He adopted the cross as the Danish flag, shaping national symbolism.
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Valdemar
Denmark
Zien
Polish Hospitals Issue Chloroformed Pajamas to Insomniac Patients
Hospitals in Poland begin using chloroform soaked garments to help insomniac patients sleep, sparking debate over safety and consent as authorities review the medical practice and patient rights concerns.
Weekend Coolest In Over A Month In July Weather
The final week of July brought its coolest days in weeks with a low around 53 degrees on Sunday and highs near 99 expected over the weekend. Cooler nights prompted residents to use blankets, with airy mornings and a stretch of ten days of hot weather ending as August approaches.
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Roserous Accy
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Frederica
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Philadelphia
Europe
America
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Mo Ofiehr
Hof Fish
Sterner
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Merrel Reed
Ada
Mary Louse Reed
Aughier
Leo Wark
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Stanley Hign
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Orgadeasis
ACA
Paris
London
Anthony
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Henry Fletcher
Margaret Speaks
So Prano
Mereadith Willison
Chicago Women's Symphony
Hoofinghams
Oliver Naylor Arch
WEC
Patti Chapin
Guy Lombardo
Myus
Pick
Pat
Rado Shea
Helen Hayes
Bert Block
WJZ
Dot
Fibner McGee
Goldman
Ray Kroghus
Ray Noble
Mary E. Dagle
NEA
Service
RINSO
TNSO
Good Housekeeping
Leser Brothers CO
Junior
Grocer's
STC Sa
Hollander
East Patrick St. Frederick
Nicodemus & CU
Market Stone
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Quaker City
Fredgerick
Cleaners and Dyers
North Marbret Street
Frederick, MD
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Markell & Ford
S. Carroll St
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Terminal
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