Drunk or Not Drunk Question Fishes Pond Case
A driver Norwood faces a drunkenness question after a Thursday morning crash on East Patrick Street. Witnesses describe his condition as alcoholic, while he claims only beer the night before. The court considers a suspended judgment with a six month term upon conviction for a second offense. Separately a wife beating charge against Earl Shankle was withdrawn by the accuser.
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M. Norwood
Alry
W. Boyer
Norwood
East Patrick Street
Bennett
Baltimore
Certele
Willard Gue
Bartholow
Washington
South Market Street
Steve
E. D. Dryden
Wes
Walter E. Sinn
Earl Shankie
Lewisown
Fish pond land assessment debate in Maryland reaches $60 per acre cap
Maryland officials and residents debated fish pond land values with claims the current tax on ponds near Thurmont and Frederick County far exceeds farm land value. Testimony cited examples from New Jersey and Lancaster County, with farmers arguing ponds had little rent income and did not boost land value. The commission planned to rule after questioning and discussion, with a decision to follow.
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Morzing
Bers
Ca Soners
W. Tocht
Dr Winebrenner, II
Parsons Nexman
Frederick County
Fish Pond
le Town
Thurmons
Henry Bishop Eisinmore
Martinsy Ind
Ney
New York
Lancaster County
McGill Belt
Dickerson
Buckeystown
W. MN
Doili
Messrs
Wines Newman
G. Lelesster Thomas
Otter
Three Springs
C. ‘A. Rice
Mountaindale
Fred Tressall
Thurmont
George Allnutt
Adamstown
Mr. Weighbours
McSherry
Three Try To Break Pen On Trial At Court House
Irvin wimper Evaitee James and Charles Kramer asked jury trials on charges tied to an escape attempt from the penitentiary. They pleaded not guilty. Deputy guard Lehneis was injured during the initial shooting as officers confronted the group. Separate notes mention pre-school clinics planned by the local health department at Brunswick and Frederick facilities on June 25 and 26 respectively.
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Balthtor
Irvinwimper
Evaitee James
Charles Kramer
Limper
George C. Lehneis
Lehneis
Weather Today June First Weather Summary
The first day of summer with mixed rainfall data and temperature readings. Figures show precipitation totals for late May into June with varied normals and a night low around thirty six to sixty six degrees. The report includes scattered numbers and timing notes from the observation period.
Demonstration at Fennstille Fire Company Event
A demonstration by the Union Bridge fire company in Jonneville featured water flowing to protect a stream and a cake crossing the water. The scene showed a large amount of water impounded about 00 feet from the place, with expectations of proving something.
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Fennstille
Union Bridge Fire Company
Jonneville
Tharaig
Baltlefeld Markers to Be Erected in Gan Wars
A brief notice notes Baltlefeld markers to be erected amid ongoing Gan Wars and Re Wars, referencing ex president events in France and a dedication in 20.
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Baltlefeld
France
Weather and news digest from Baltimore area June report
Weather notes from Baltimore Bureau headlined by heat and later relief forecast as temperatures fell across western Maryland and Kent Island. AP dispatches cover a fatal shooting in Stevensville, a military engagement near Beipan and Chiang Kai-shek, German war debt remarks, and US France debt postponement talks. Stock market gains closed strongly with major names leading the rally.
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Baltimore
Bevstbure
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Menland
Keane
Lee
William Rendell
Stevensville
Rendell
Shore
Florenen
Kent
Road completion described in fragmented local note
A fragmentary notice reports a road section near Mowe Tok on Jean Littlestown Road, describing a finished segment as a fine piece of work. Missing details obscure exact location and responsible authority.
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Jean-Littlestown
Large Cliff Removed on Sabillasville Route
District engineers report progress on several rural road works across Howard and surrounding counties. Key items include two bridges near Union 1, widening from Eldersburg to Taylorsville, macadam laying near Sabillasville, and shoulder work on the Jefferson road toward Frederick and Enosville. A large blast was set off near Taskmany Bs to remove explosives. Bridges at Frederick Junction near opening by mid July.
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Taskmany
Jefferson Road
Frederick
Jefferson
Goau
L. R. Waesche and Son
Enosville
M. J. Grove
Frederick Junction
Howard County
Lisbon
Terence
Montgomery County
Aed Hunter
West
West Friendship
Ivors
Woodstock Road
Woodstock
E Hill
St. John’s
Ellicott City
Carrell County
Grove Lime Company
Volunteer Fire Company Announces Interim Meeting
An extended notice lists volunteers and officials including Comiant Tes W. Jones and Walter, Nathan Dorset, and G. Hox. The meeting is set for the Mi Airy camp Grows 20 to July 25, with a decision at the end of the organization’s session.
Bible School Enrestment and Epistle of Faith
A compact item notes a church event involving Episcopal Evangelical guidelines and a youth group. It mentions a 33 year old enrollment or enrollment stage, a 26 participant count, and a 7 churen cus term. Details are fragmentary but reflect a religious education notice.
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Bible School Enrestment
Episcopal
Evangel
He Churencus
Tademaci
Burns Prove Fatal to Child at Gaithersburg
A fatal burn incident occurred in Gaithersburg as a child succumbed to injuries. Health officials reported the accident details and prompted safety reminders for households with young children.
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Burns
Gaithersburg
Braddock Heights Prepares For Summer Observatories Events
Braddock Heights activates many events as a new observatory arrives with work set to start today and a target completion by July 4. The Potomac Edison Company aims to finish the structure by July 4 and theater chairs replace benches in the auditorium. The Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly opens Friday with large reservations, while the Columbia Federation of Baptist Young People plans a two day retreat.
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Braddock Heights
Sudjsorlumn
Heights
Potomac Edison Company
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Ebert
Evers Hoaters
Ebert Horse
George Zeigler
LS. Webster
Broening Says He Has Been Falsely Accused
A garbled news snippet reports Broening denying false accusations. The fragment mentions France, India, and unnamed figures, but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes. The readable pieces suggest a defiant statement amid unspecified allegations.
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Broening
First Day of Summer Brings Cooler Northern Breezes
A northern breeze drops the day’s high to 66 as temperatures dip from a Saturday high near 100. Extended unsettled weather remains possible through the week with abundant precipitation. The city’s water supply runs near daily spillway discharge of about 3.0 million gallons, higher than last year’s level.
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Sumner
Beren
Gimli
Fire Devastates West St. John's Waterfront
Fire raged along the West St. John's harbor causing near several warehouses and a grain elevator to burn. Officials fear millions in damage and the Canadian Pacific liner Empress was reportedly on fire. Winds drove the flames toward government buildings as crews battled the blaze.
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St. John's
N. BL
West St. John’s
Harbor Commission
Hampstead Fire Causes $100,000 Damage and Injuries
A 76 year old woman was injured when Namesich threatened Hampstead townsfolk and forced her to leap from a third story apartment. The blaze destroyed a theater, garage, four apartments and a barber shop in central Hampstead, Baltimore. damage estimated at $100,000. The woman suffered a fractured leg from her fall.
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Baltimore
Namesich
Hampstead
Srimen
Frank Wienes
Wandow
Wed Secretly Uo. eet ate Bete hee cast Vibha Last saee
The readable fragments point to a local item involving Vibha and a secretive event. Details remain unclear but the mention of a person named Vibha suggests a notable figure connected to a discreet incident or decision reported by the newspaper segment.
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Bete Hee
Vibha Last Saee
C of C Election and Chamber Changes Enacted
A new slate of officers was elected and several changes approved at the Chamber meeting. Howard Marvin Jones remains president with Harry Y. George as second vice president, W B Watson secretary, James H. Ford treasurer, and directors C P Karn B P Orton Myer Kapton and John B Punk. E P Orrison named chairman COMMUN to Wailupos and Counc Att Mayor A. A session focused on removing parking restrictions. The secretary was instructed to inform Daniel Wizard of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that Chamber members favor freight shipments over trucks where possible. A campaign to enroll lapsed members and recruit new ones was approved. A banquet for the July meeting will be organized by W A Beatty E P Ottlion and C S Nicotenws.
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W. A. Beatty
E. P. O¢tlion
C. S. Nicotenws
Nautilus Reaches Cork in Tow of Battleship
The submarine Nautilus under Sir Hubert Wilkins arrived in Cork harbor this morning in tow of the USS Wyoming after a 17 day Atlantic crossing toward the North Pole. The Nautilus left Provincetown under her own power. trouble arose when one motor failed and batteries diminished.
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Sub- Mermisde
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Senator Nelson H. Pooks Incident at Caro Office
A report describes an injury to Nelson H. Pooks of Caro amid a doorway incident in the office of Br Cart M. van Poole. A machine mechanism caused damage to his left hand while workers attempted to address a rusted component. The event occurred at a local facility tied to the Minute Airy area and Preston.
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oeBater
Nelson H. Pooks
Carood
Br Cart
M. van Poole
ATF
Benaen Faves
Airy Ga
Preston Inyer
Red Cross Ball Call Dates Set Between Two Days
Partial OCR note indicates Red Cross event dates set between two days with an unclear formation. The fragment cites a ball or drive call and mentions Reid or Reid thi wear, but specifics on location or year are missing.
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Red Cross
Reid
Berlin Stocks Rise on Hoover Plan Demand
Washington reports Secretary Simpon said an international conference is out of the question for Hoover's debt proposal to take effect. Germany's creditor nations must move quickly for real impact, with Britain, France, Italy and others notified through diplomatic channels. Prime Minister MacDonald announced Britain welcomes the declarations on war debts and stands ready to cooperate on the details with leadership.
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Bruening
Bertin
Jane
Broening
Hoover
United States
Chanecellor
Men of the President
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Washington
API
Simpon
Germany
Hations
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Si Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Bill Government
Idea
Stam Son
Mellon
Mills
Treasury
MacDonald
House of Comsternoon
Posal
Merger Approved in Scotland Sets Stage for Pipe Music Buyout
A merger approval in Scotland signals a major move for a bagpipe player, with the ensemble joining a larger group and reshaping the local music scene. The deal involves prominent parties and could affect performances and leadership in the piping community.
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Fish Pond Land
Ing
Lewis
Gonsiera
Lion
Gladys Hafield
Pittsburgh
E. 5
Pamsworth
East Patrick Si
Acta
Maral
LNG
Aureus
Westendry
Lecams
Kai-Sher
Meng Kong
Chen Ming-Shu
Kiangsi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shorts
Toited States Steel
American Telephone
American Smelting
Eastman
Alfred Chemical
DuPont
Air Reduction
Union
Ker Mar Highway
Ballinore
Sabillasville
Calities
Carnival
Aims
Parets
Social Affairs
Dune
Imee
India
Ima
Ravan
Jcine
ST John
Denmark
Brunswick
Cork
Berlin
Boerse
Lump
Beliff
Curtis
Pryside
Central Trust Co
Seebtie
Burg Bank
Scotland
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