Roosevelt 10 visits Sugar Loaf area amid security guard
President Roosevelt plans a trip to Sugar Loaf mountain and Gordon Strong estate with a light escort from Sergeant Daryl R. Peterson of the State Police. Peterson, back on duty, will lead the party from the District line to the resort and return after a luncheon, with Secret Service presence and no large entourage.
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Sugar Loaf mountain
Gordon Strong
Daryl R. Peterson
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White House
Sugar Loaf
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa
Walter May
Infantile Paralysis Reported in Baltimore County
Baltimore July 31 AP report Dr R H Riley health commissioner said a new infantile paralysis case in Baltimore county brings this year total to nine up from five in the prior year. The latest patient is a nine year old boy living near Idlewild.
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Baltimore
Baltimore county
R. H. Riley
Idlewild
Morgan Found Guilty In Non-Support Case
In a brief Peoples Court session Justice Walter E. Linn held Harry B. Morgan responsible for failing to support his three minor children and ordered weekly payments of $1.75 to his separated wife Mrs. Ethel G. Morgan who lives near Frederick.
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Peoples Court
Walter E. Linn
Harry B. Morgan
citr
Ethel G. Morgan
Frederick
Ballenger Club Outings and Supper At Gambrill Park
The Ballenger Woman's Club enjoyed 2 up to Gambrill Park Tuesday. Members and friends partook in games and stunts followed by a sumptuous supper served cafeteria style. Merchants Meet Called for Evening at Key Hotel.
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BALLENGER CLUB
Ballenger Woman's Club
Gambrill Park
Frederick Reink
Francis Scott Key
Weather Data Summary for Maryland Virginia Areas
Weather report shows no precipitation in 24 hours ending 7 am. July values note July normal 4.02 inches with 1934 174 inches. deficient 1935 up to July 1290 inches. Yesterday high unknown, high today near etc. Low last night 66, last year 64. Sun sets 7 25 pm, rises 5 09 am. Moonrise 7 18 am, moonset 3 20 pm. Streams Monocacy muddy, Potomac cloudy on Maryland side and clear on Virginia side. To date precipitation 2.44 inches.
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Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
F H Gillett Dies at 83 Former Mass Senator and Speaker
Frederick H. Gillett longtime Massachusetts Republican statesman and six year speaker of the National House died at Springfield Hospital aged 83. He served in Congress 38 years and had been ill since July 10 with leukemia according to Dr James A Seaman.
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Mass
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
National House
Springfield Hospital
Old Guard
Congress
James A. Seaman
Lions Club secretary learns notices read by Uncle Sam
Herman Gubisch of the Frederick Lions Club admits mixing up months on the club bulletin The Frederick Lions Tongue while preparing the schedule The error listed meetings for April instead of August revealing readers noticed the calendar mix up and laughed at the slip
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Herman GC. Gubisch
Frederick Lions Club
Gub
Lewise
Frederick Lions Tongue
activitt
Lions
Uncle Sam
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Mr. Gubitsch
Fair Enthusiasm As Market Goes Upward
New York stocks opened higher with fair enthusiasm as major sectors gain. Utilities and rails showed strength, grains and cotton rose, gold currencies rallied, and call money steadied at 0.25 percent while sterling opened at 4.95.
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New York
imeon
Alleged Murder Buyer Collapses In Court Room
Mrs Blanche Dankel, 43, alleged purchaser of the staging of her son in law Ervin Lang, collapsed entering the grand jury room in Chicago on July 31. She fainted outside the chamber, was supported by a police matron, and helped to a couch as officers sought to restore her.
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Blanche Dankel
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Ervin Lang
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Dankel
yasy chamber
Takes over Hampstead plant to expand Hampstead milling
The Star Milling Company acquires the Hampstead plant and will operate the business as Shenandoah Milling Company of Virginia. HR A Kline named manager and plans a permanent Hampstead residence, with a push to extend work among Carroll County farmers and nearby areas.
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Hampstead Mpany
Hampstead
Shenandoah Milling Company
Virginia
Carroll county
A. Kiine
Kine
Heat Wave Grips Middle West With Death Toll Rising
A brutal heat wave swept the Middle West with many death tolls and numerous prostrations. St Louis hit 100 degrees for the first time this year, Pittsburg Kansas reported 101, and cities including Nebraska Wisconsin Missouri and Ohio recorded extreme heat as Weather Bureau warned of little relief. Hospitals in St Louis logged eight prostration cases and the heat claimed at least 12 lives across several states.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Missouri
S. Louis
Springfield
North Place
Omaha
Keb
Warnoka
Ohio
Pivesburg
Ean
Giant Clipper to Try Breaking 16 World Aircraft Records
Baltimore July 31 AP L C Milburn vice president Glenn L Martin Aircraft Co announced giant flying clipper No 7 will attempt to better sixteen existing world records for aircraft performance. The 26 passenger plane largest in western hemisphere will aim to shatter speed weight lifting and distance records for trans Pacific service of Pan American Airways. There are 21 world records within the category it could attempt to break.
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L. C. Milburn
Glenn L.Martin Aircraft Company
Mulburn
western hemisphere
Department of Commerce
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Pan- American airways
Kennedy Hopeful For Bay Bridge Building
After a conference with Public Works Administrator Ickes, Kennedy said Federal funds for the Chesapeake Bay bridge would follow if local efforts show partial financing. He cited reliable information that Baltimore banks were negotiating with New York interests for a $6,000,000 bond issue, though no deal was consummated and outcomes were unknown.
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Washington
Ickes
Fepresminathe
Leaders' Bible Class Picnic At Houck Farm Near Ceresy
The Leaders' Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church held its annual picnic Monday on the Houck farm near Ceresy. Attendees traveled long distances and games pitted Rad and Blue divisions under James Houck and Milard Crim. A highlight featured the Yellow Springs vocalist and an address by Rev Ernest Otto on dangers of leaving the highway. Visitors expressed gratitude to Mr Houck for the site and the class plans to return next year. Edward Rice will lead August instruction and Rev Dr Elis Williams spoke at the event.
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Charles Houck
Ceresy
Harry Wat
James Houck
Milard Crim
Livie
Yellow Springs
Albert Gilson
Edward S Rice
Lous L. Wisom
Captain Morris
Amy
G Elis Wiliams
A Aties Radenil
Wall
S Gaither
Ernest Otto
mng
Hauck
Edward S “Rie
Naval Letters From Attic Sketch U S Naval Roots
Washington readers glimpse a window into early U S naval policy as Franklin D Roosevelt uncovered dog-eared letters in the State War and Navy attic. The new publication Naval Documents Related to the Quasi War Between the United States and France 1797-1798 includes a Hamilton letter debating presidential power and convoy duties, framed by Roosevelt’s archival discovery and a world poised for sea power competition.
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Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
WILLIS THORNTON Washington
United States
Washington
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
ready
Wilson
State
War and Navy
Congress
Convicts to Pay Rations and Wheat Acreage Cuts Declared
Michigan plans charging prisoners for daily rations as 115 percent cut in wheat acreage for 1936 is announced. Auditor General O Hara reports funds diverted from inmate accounts. AAA confirms 15 percent 1936 wheat acreage reduction with new contracts to farmers and attention to farm policy.
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Washington
AAA
Chess ~ producton
JC Daw
Supreme Court
Cleveland, G. Man Is Killed By Kidnappers
A Cleveland, Missouri man was abducted and killed by his captors. Police report the victim, married three weeks, described by the killer as he died. His wife, Mrs Marie Bower, a nurse at Laughlin Hospital, Kirksville, provided details to investigators.
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Marie Bower
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Assumed Charge Thursday Amid Westminster Move
A brief notice states that on Thursday August 2 at 9 am a new official will assume charge. The family has relocated to Westminster and now occupies a residence there.
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Westminster
oscupy rg
Unusual 17th Century Siege and Bombardment Feat
In 1640 the fortress of Tunn Itsiy faced a siege by two French armies. Spanish forces attempted relief by hollowing cannonballs, filling them with four, and firing them to pierce the attackers.
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Tunn
Itsiy
Missing U S officer Hopson linked to lobbying probe
Washington July 31 A U S officer Hopson remains missing as the Senate lobby committee sent 3 subpoenas to a New York marshal. Secretary of War Hurley testified his firm was paid 25000 by Associated Gas and Electric. House Rules heard Rep Democrat from Texas report bond purchases and living expenses. Hopson’s location unknown.
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H C. Hopson
Senate lobby committee
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New York
Patrick J Hurley
Hoover administration
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Texas
Senate
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New Tax Bill Is Presented To House
Washington July 31 AP a cautiously phrased report estimating that the new tax bill would raise 270,000,000 a year was submitted to the House today by the majority members of the Ways and Means committee. It followed Republican critics calling the bill a political gesture and saying it could not cover government expenses for two weeks. Chairman Doughton of North Carolina said he planned to push the bill on the floor tomorrow and secure passage before adjournment Saturday. The Democratic report offered no merits analysis, noting only that the Majority recommends passage.
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House
Ways and iMeans committee
Republican
Cheoiman Doughton
North Carolina
Democratic
E T Clark Guest Of Gov Nice At Luncheon
E T Clark a New England Republican leader and once secretary to the President was a luncheon guest of Governor Nice. The report notes Clark toured the west coast and showed reluctance to ascribe political significance to the meeting.
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E. T. Clark
Gov. Nice
Baltimore
E T Clark
New England
Harry W ON
Assembly urges new churches amid rising needs
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on July 31 Reverend John Samuel Adam from Mudale ioen Maryland addressed the annual assembly for conferences of munsters and Pranklin and Marshall academy. Officials reported 150 ministers registered for the sessions continuing through Thursday. Adam criticized unnamed ministers for selfishness and preferring comfort over bearing the cross.
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John Samuel Adam
Mudaleioen
munsters
Pranklin
Marshall academy
Adam
League Council Opens Momentous Meet At Geneva
At Geneva the League of Nations Council opened with fourteen nations discussing a plan to make the league guardian of Ethiopia. Italy would gain a mandate to run defined Ethiopian programs under league oversight, while Ethiopia must accept. Debates hinted at clashes among Italy Britain Ethiopia over the council’s approach.
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Pompeo Aloisi
Frederick Kiwanis Fashion Show Plans Outlined
The Frederick Kiwanis Club outlines a September fashion show at the State Armory with nightly shows and three matinees to raise funds for the underprivileged child fund. Robert L. Smith is general chairman and Francis B. Sappington treasurer. committees include program, ticket and admission, booths, housing, floor, and style show planning.
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State Armory
Robert L. Smith
Francis B. Sappington
Kiwanis Club
Parsons Newman
armory
Frederick merchants land
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Frederick Retails Merchants Association
J. Walker Carr
Intercity women’s golf match played at Catoctin Club
An inter city women’s golf match between Fred and Winchester teams was held at Catoctin Club Tuesday. Individual scores featured Mrs B O Thomas three points and Mrs Rutledge three, with multiple players from Winchester and Fred posting one to three points in a tense team competition.
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Winchester
Catoctin Crab Tuesda
E. Austin James
Evern
Karl Staub
Dutton
J. L. C. Sunday
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