County Club Women Plan County Picnic August 7
The Frederick County Feder- ation of Rural Women’s Clubs prepares a full day picnic at Braddock Heights on August 7, with a reception by Mrs. Grayson E Bowers as chairman and a committee coordinating activities. Six attendees from the Short Course at the University of Maryland received diplomas, including Mrs. Ronald Eling and Miss Rhudelia Zimmerman.
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University of Maryland
Braddock Hei
Grayson E Bowers
Frederick County
College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ronald Eling
Jug Bridge
Gabe Lawson
Monrovia
T. E Zimemeeran
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Adamstown
Madelyn Smith
Ellen Smith
Wolfsvile
White House
Hoover
Ernestine Chubb
Katherine Baker
Federation Stout
Pearson
Grayson EB. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Helen Pearson
Talk With England From Plane In Air
A June 25 demonstration shows air to ground telephone talks between an in flight plane over New Jersey and London. Reporters aloft in the craft connected with offices on land as part of American Telephone and Telegraph experiments proving wireless links can carry voice across the ocean.
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Hadley Field
N. J
New Jersey
London
England
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Aviator Kills 15 Federal Officers in Bombing
Mexico City June 25 AP Fifteen federal soldiers were killed and 15 wounded when a federal aviator, misled into thinking they were rebels, bombed a group of federal troops at Barrecca Tacara Jalisco. War dispatches demanded an immediate investigation into the incident.
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Mexico City
Sio@ay
Minake
Barrecca Tacara
Jalisco
Axa Shomuga
Objection Over Ducks and Pecks in Back Yard Chickens
Justice Motter presided in People’s Court over a case involving Bartgis of Bent Sixth Streets accused of nuisance by neighbors Wetzel and Weddle over backyard chickens and odors. After conflicting testimony and miswarrant confusion, the defendant was dismissed as no evidence showed improper conduct.
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Scomer
Guy K. Motter
People's Court
Lewis Bartgls
Bentt
Weddle
Bartgis
Wetzel
West Sixth Street
Maple Avenue
Rcent
Bartis
S. A Lewis
Tess
Barxigis
Justice Motter
Barigis
Millionaire Cochran Will Leaves Large Charitable Bequests
The will of Alexand Smith Cochran, a White Plains carpet manufacturer and philanthropist, is entering probate. The estate valued at about 35 million dollars includes a 1 million dollar endowment to the National Cathedral College of Preachers in Washington and 1 million to each of five siblings. One thousand longtime employees are to receive shares, with details misprinted in the report.
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White Plains N
Alexand- Smith Cochran
National Cathedral
Washington, D. C
College of 4 Preachers
Mc Cochran
Saranac Lake
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Thomas Ewing
U. S
Wilson
Henderson Sentenced to 18 Years in Maryland Case
Henderson received an 18 year term after a February court outcome in Maryland. The sentencing followed actions described as part of a regional legal matter involving county and state officials.
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Henderson
Crane Betderson
MonGay
Fletcher Resigns as Ambassador to Italy
Washington June 25 AP reports the resignation of Henry P. Fletcher as ambassador to Italy has been accepted by the President. Fletcher, a 27 year veteran of diplomacy, plans retirement to his home in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Henry P. Fistcher
Aims
Hooves
Meatcher
Ponn- Sylvania
Bic
New Machinery At Brick Works Boosts Output
The Brick Works installed weeks ago a new mill, kilns, drafts, and larger fire boxes while keeping the grinder and screen. Elks Lodge hosted a Ladies Night with Hagan Orchestra, prizes awarded, and Mr Winebrenner praised charity and sociability of the order in a keynote address.
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Ben Ia
Bus Lines to Replace Trolleys in Hagerstown
Mayor and Council plan to replace Loop trolleys with buses in Hagerstown. Potomac Edison to remove tracks and overhead wires, with future removal on other routes. Fare hike and $2500 paving contribution pledged, 60 day acceptance window.
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Hagerstown
Potomac-Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Citizens’ Committee
J. Frank Roestner
Antietam Street
President of Jefferson Bank Dies at 75
B Albert Thrasher longtime resident of Jefferson and president of the Jefferson branch of the Commercial State Bank died at home after several weeks illness at age 75. He is survived by Margaret Adelan and Theresa Thrasher. Thrasher was son of the late Robert K and Marser. Interment will be held Thursday.
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B. Albert Thrasher
Jefferson
Commercial State Bank
Margaret Adelan
Theresa Thrasher
Jeferson
Mr. Thrasher
Rovert K. and
Marser
Lnte
Thurecay
Picnic On Thereday Annual Sunday School Picnic
Evengelical Sunday School plans a park outing with a 2 pm assembly at Braddock Heights Traceway. Trolley cars from the A and T terminal will transport attendees to the Heights and back. If rain, the picnic shifts to Friday. Miss Edin Oslo of Washington and Mrs. Frank H. Hedges along with Miss Elizabeth Hedges are noted travelers.
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Braddock Heights Tracecay
Edin Os
Washington
Frank H. Hedges
Elizabeth Hedges
Hedges
Miss Hedges
Tor Cotes
Williamson Fined $100 On Auto License Charge
William son J Allene, of this city, was fined $100 and given a three month jail term suspended for one year, after pleading guilty to driving after license revocation. Justice Motter suspended the jail term with conditions. further violations within a year trigger immediate imprisonment.
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Williamson
J. Allene Williamson
Guy K Motter
People’s Court
Frederick County
Willamson
Justice Motter
E. A. James
Williamson Pend Uuty
Durban Street Snow Hail Tumbles. Market Inches Up
Hail eight inches deep blankets Durban streets as markets tilt toward higher prices. Early trading shows a modest advance in stork prices with calls for higher money rates and renewed call money at ten percent. Market activity remains robust with strong chases and continued favorable character in business news.
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New York
Tariff Tale on Snake Skins and Angostura Bitters
Washington notes the House's decision to impose a tariff on finished snakeskin goods while preserving a lower duty on raw snake skins. It reports on imports from India, Africa, and Asia, the potential for American farming of snakes and frogs, and the Angostura bitters debate, detailing why the product nicknamed Angostura retains its name despite moved production and its price impact.
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Washington
Kerstone Reptile Tanners, Inc
India
Angostura
Verie- Zula
Ways and Mears
Venezuela
Ways and Means Committee
House
Mr. Whupperman
Congress
Rockville Juvenile Held on Assault Charge
Walter B Jenkins a 16 year old colored youth from Rockville was committed to Rockville jail on an assault charge after being accused of an attempted attack on a 10 year old white girl. He was arrested after police questioned the girl's parents and said Jenkins confessed. The case goes to the grand jury as authorities described the events surrounding the alleged assault weeks earlier and the subsequent confrontation.
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Walter B. Jenkins
Rockville
Justice of the Peace
John Jones
Jen
Heland
Leroy Bodmer
Incomplete OCR Item at Moen County Meeting
Fragmentary notes show a meeting in an auditorium with several county board members and a focus on career and district concerns. The text references a protest or discussion about a project and community issues, with officials tied to local groups and organizations.
Red Cross Campaign Funds Rise in County Appeal
Additional reports from the county indicate a material increase in Red Cross contributions for tornado relief. General chairman Harry L. Evert announced the campaign has grown, with Mrs. A. A. Annan and Emma among contributors, bringing the total to a higher figure as the quota and support from local organizations continue.
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Agditionai
Harry L. Evert
Red Cross
A. A. Annan
Emma
Meisin
Sif
Moghota Warmne Adamsion WS Warning
A garbled notice from an administrative office references the Bureau of Animal Indusin Atherton with an in charge official Coleg Pas. The readable fragment signals a warning action tied to animal industry oversight.
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Moghota Warmne
Adamsion
Bureau of Animal Indusin Atherton
Coleg Pas
Frederick Boy Md Alternate In Edison Test
Lye Lut of Laurel today selected as alternate in the Edison genius scholarship program. The 16 year old, son of George Lutton, Beaver Falls Pa, was chosen from 17 candidates after the final state exam in the Department of Education offices. The Frederick alternate is J Marion Grove, Frederick Md, graduate of Frederick High School.
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Haltimore
Lye Lutof Laurel
Madeine
Edison
Deparment of Education
George Lutton
Beaver Falls
J. Marion Grove
Frederick
John M. Grove
Day Meets Sinclair At Breakfast In Jail
Washington June 5 Harry Day and his associate Mason Day met Sinclair in the District jail at breakfast. Day, serving four months for jury shadowing, has been made assistant storekeeper in the commissary. Sinclair, serving time for aiding a Senate committee inquiry, works in the pharmacy department. They may converse during recreation and meals.
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Washington
Harry A Y
Teulenwat
Tmenr
Mason Day
Mason
Sinclair
Day
Quartermaster Corps
Senate
Rochester man jailed on torture charge involving boy
A Rochester resident, 58, described as a former long-time Greece resident, sits in jail awaiting a hearing on an assault charge after allegedly torturing a 14 year old boy who aided him over a bonfire. The incident reportedly occurred last Thursday when the two lit a fire to keep warm.
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Rochester
Greece
George Foley
Ito
Naped
Exa Poy
Cenparmons
Conservative Elected Speaker of Parliament Vote
A Conservative member was elected Speaker of Parliament after a formal vote. The decision follows party leadership discussions and shapes the chamber's procedural direction for upcoming sessions.
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Conservative
Patriotic Celebration at Heights Marked by Duty
A fragmented report notes a patriotic celebration at Heights with references to a flight and a tribute to duty. Zeppeln is mentioned alongside a HoTST event, with a vague timeline pointing to early August.
Plane wreckage sighted off Azores in missing flyers hunt
Reports from Madrid and Lisbon say a hydro airplane wreckage was seen about 100 miles off the Azores by a Portuguese fishing boat. British freighter sighted wreckage. aviation units including the carrier Eagle and Italian warships dispatched to aid the search with no confirmed trace yet.
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Azores
Radial Company
Finisterne I
Glaton
Engith Gite AM
London
HM &, Rarle
Portemouth
Gibraltar
Admiralty
Porto Delgada
Jung 26
Zaire
Lisbon
Portugal
Panters
Merk Junite
Hydro
Huelva
Alcaiid
Boy Almost Bleeds to Death In Car Crash
A boy named Paul Kiine nine or so, son of Mr and Mrs Kulng near Wolfsville, was injured when his father's car was sideswiped by a truck. A tourniquet saved his life before he was rushed to Hagerstown Hospital for a complex operation to sew torn muscles and tendons. Police seek the truck driver who fled the scene.
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Paul Kiine
Pref Kulng
Wolfsville
Washington County Hospital
Ragentown
Hkarta
Kline
Hagerstown Hospital
Hawks Leave St. Louis for New York Flight
Captain Frank Hawks departed Parks Airport at 9.15 a.m. for New York City where he planned a brief stop before a solo flight to Los Angeles to attempt a speed record. The trip followed a fight yesterday from Los Angeles, with delays due to a leaking gasoline tank.
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East St. Lows
Frank Hawks
Parks Airport
New York City
Los Angeles
Twe Srer
Les Aiviores
Wabash to file plans for another trunk line
New York June 25 AP The Wabash Railway plans a fifth trunk line from the Atlantic to the West Centering the Wabash route the proposal includes Potowosh West Virginia and Western Maryland projects. The plan lists months and bids for provisions including fuel materials and supplies.
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New York
Invision
West Virginia
Maryland
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