Firemen Hear讲话 on four points of fire prevention
Cambridge Maryland June 21 North Carolinas fire marshal Sherwood Brockne urged Maryland volunteers to preach four cardinal points of fire prevention and protection trained personnel adequate equipment water supply and proper alarm system He credited national civic and fire organizations with improving fire records Rushe was elected association president Oakland named as 1935 convention city Potter and Hornberger named first and second vice presidents Brant and Morgan chosen trustees Lindsay Truitt Minter Chatham and others elected to posts and Mrs Mildred Chatham named president of the Women’s Auxiliary
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Cambridge
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
North Carolins
Sherwood Brockne
Tornight
Maryland
Brock Re
America
United States
Chicago
National Pie Protection Association
Nodle F. Rushe
Hyatsswire
Oakland
Charles M Potter
Cumberland
J. N Hornberger
Annapolis
Marc Brant
Denton
Rol Morgan
Anmanous
Ofcall
Geo Lindsay
Hagerstoan
Frank Truitt
Ocean Cis
Chapiain
James W Minter
Hereford
Mildred Chatham
Sacsbury
Womens Auxlary
Repoint Monument at Crampton's Gap under PWA project
Workmen repoint the war correspondents memorial at Crampton's Gap near Burkittsville, under a PWA program led by Captain Beckinbaugh. The Townsend monument, erected by George Alfred Townsend, a Civil War era writer known as Gath, is noted for its carved statuary.
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Crampton's Gap
Burkittsvile
PWA
Beckinbaugh
Antietam
George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
First American synthetic rubber auto tires announced
In Willington Delaware on June 21 the first American synthetic rubber auto tires were announced. The tires mimic real rubber in appearance and wear, with a pledge to curb price gouging and assure rubber independence in wartime. The synthetic rubber costs about $1 per pound vs foreign rubber at 15 cents to over a dollar. DuPont and Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Co. collaborated, with Dayton, Ohio producing the tires. The synthetic rubber is made from acetylene derived from coal and limestone using salt water and is described as home-made ingredients.
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Willlington
Del
DuPont Company
Dayton Rubber Manufacturng Company
Dayton, O
Coal Code Plans For Uniform Operating Costs In Md
A June 21 meeting in Hagerstown with 25 dealers from Frederick Washington and Allegany counties developed proposals to standardize operating costs in the region. John F Palmer outlined plans for a uniform cost basis and methods to curb individual trucker practices, aiming to set a code for Western Maryland counties.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
A.l¢gany Co
John F Palmer
Baltimore
Baruch to leave Wall Street for distant chief aim
New York June 21 Bernard M Baruch plans to separate from Wall Street after decades as a dominant financier and wartime mobilization figure. He will relocate his office uptown and devote years to general critique and writing about his own memories.
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New York
Bernard M Baruch
Wall Street
Finance
Indus Ne
Industries Board
Baruch
Appraisers Appointed In Estate of David Lowenstein
The Circuit Court, by petition of Leo Weinberg trustee, appoints J. Wolf Carty and F P Ross Myers to appraise securities in the estate of David Lowenstein. Mars rotation discussed: 24 hours 27 minutes 22 seconds, noting its day is only slightly longer than Earth's.
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Leo Weinberg
David Lowenstein
Circuit Court
J. Wol Carty
Ross Myers
Mars
Earth
Frederick dentists hold fall meeting in Reid residence
Arrangements for the fall meeting of the Frederick County Dental Society were made during a Thursday session. Drs Swearingen Flory and Eade led the planning with attendees including Drs Everhart Stimson Liggett and others. Carroll county candidates file for sheriff and judge, with Charles Marker the current judge and George Fouble a former sheriff.
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T S Eade
Frederick
Drs Eader
Swearingen
Flory Wiliam E Trax
James Marrone
Berard M Davis
EK Leon
A Alis
Broadrup
David G Everhars
Dard G. Everhart, Jr
Dr Liggett
O H Stimson
Carroll
Carroll County
George Fouble
Charles S Marker
the Orphans” Court
Marker
Fouble
Ray Yehn
Robbers Hit Hotel Slagle in Emmitsburg Taproom
Thieves forced a rear door at Hotel Slagle Emmitsburg ransacked the taproom stole five siot machines valued over 100 dollars twelve beer cases 24 dollars worth of beer and 10 dollars from the cash register. They loaded cases onto a truck after exiting onto Frederick Street. Officials say the crime mirrors a string of robberies in the area with little progress by deputies or the sheriff.
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Slagle
Emmitsburg
Norning
Laurence Houndgorff
Frederick Street
Famiar
Emnmittsburg
M. J. Thompson
Sheriff's Office
Chambersburg plans action over Exmutsburg protection
Mr Thompson stated he will arrange immediate police protection for Exmutsburg if county officers fail to provide it. He plans a conference with business leaders and town commissioners soon to address the issue. Charles Brown colored of Chambersburg Pa, formerly of Freedench, was arrested on disorderly charges on Commerce street and arraigned before Magistrate Charlies H Gillan.
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Thompson
Exmutsburg
Charles Brown
Chacersburg
Freedench
Chambersburg
Commerce Street
Charlies H. Gillan
Cannon back of new prohibition movement
Baltimore June 21 a nation wide movement proposing a men prom: jon amendment to the Federal Constitution will be launched by Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal church South at a large mass meeting at Mountaine Lake Park Sunday. Plans announced by George W Crabb superintendent of the Anti-Saloo League of Maryland say the response was spontaneous, securing a 6000 seat auditorium. The movement is the first by prohibitionists since the Eighteenth Amendment was repealed with the aim to insert in the constitution an enabling act giving Congress power now held by states.
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Baltimore
Jon
James Cannon, Jr
St ; Episcopal Church
South
Mountaine Lake Park
George W. Crabb
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