Norwood Appeals Six Month Term After Lightless Car Crash
Testimony focused on a drunken driving case as Norwood receives six months in jail plus fines for not using lights. Witnesses include George W. Boyer and Thomas Gardner regarding a collision on East Patrick Street Bridge. Norwood appeals all three convictions while a separate hearing follows for collateral charges.
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Boyer
Sinan
E. Austin James
Norwood
F. D. Dryden
Thomas Gardner
East Patrick Street Bridge
Steve Krusings
Willard M. Gue
Dryden
Hoffman and Murt
Bennett
Tosis
Norxomi
Elks Meeting Held in Hagerstown Plans Conference
Alfred W. Gavez of Frederick Lodge attended a state Elks meeting at the Hamilton Hotel in Hagerstown Tuesday night. Plans were discussed for the association’s HEX contention and events scheduled for August 10 12 and 22.
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Alfred W. Gavez
Frederick Lodge
State Association of Elks
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Hundreds to Attend Sixth Blue Mountain Conference
About 300 Episcopalians are expected to attend the sixth annual Blue Mountain Conference of the Episcopal Church at Hood College, starting Monday and running to July 10. Leaders from across the country will oversee sessions while Rt Rev Walter Hoovers misses due to illness and Rev Robert Stridex also is unlikely to attend.
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Blue Mountain
Episcopal Church
Hood Col Iege
United States
Episcopal
Walter Hoovers
Hastings-on-Huldon
N. J
Robert E. L. Stridex
D. D
West Virginia
Arei
Nathaniel B. Groton
Whitemarsh
Marcelin C. Adams
Pittsburgh
Winifred Maynard
Wilamsport
Charles E. McCoy
Williamsport
John W. Suter, Jr
Department of Religious Education
The
National Council
Walter €. Kieiz
Church of St. Mary, the Virgin
New York City
Christ Church
Greensburg
Ader C. Zabriskie
Virginia Theoological Seminary
Alexandria
Thomas Casady
Woman's Auxiliary
Mildred Bewitt
Annie E. Brown
Andover
Mass
Whic
Miss Joy Higgins
York
F. Brown
Buffalo
Ming Charlotte Caesson
Lacet Premareades
Helen McHenry
Phiadelphia
Wade
Oates
Wheat Harvest Delayed Week in Early Spring Yields
Reports from Middletown valley note a week late harvest for winter and barley with oats improved by cool wet spring. Improved stands, better varieties, and farm demonstrations boost oats and wheat prospects, though some regions show uneven gains and late counts.
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Middletown
Espimary Burg
Barlettas
Moore Shipley Wedding In Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Pauline Victoria Shipley daughter of Harry F Shipley and Fannie Easterd Shipley married LeRoi Linwood Moore son of John M Moore and the late Katherine Myers Moore this Wednesday at 3 30 in the Evangelical Lutheran church. The ceremony was conducted by the pastor Rev Dr Love. The couple resides near Frederick.
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Pauline Victoria Shipley
Harry F. Shipley
Tate Moz
Fannie
Shipley
LeRor Linwooth Moore
John M. Moore
Katherine Myers Moore
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Liberal Arts College Movement Plans Public Education Rollout
The article outlines meetings and plans for a Liberal Arts College movement to promote four years of study in liberal arts colleges across the United States. Key figures include Dr. Apple treasurer and Dr. Ward moving the effort from Washington to Columbus with Dr. Warren as secretary.
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Eduio Ulliege
Dr Me
Hood
Ba Eo
Washington
Iso
Uring
Upie
United States
Fulite
Epen
Neacousters
Liberal Arts College
Ward
Columbus
B. Warren
Offeers
Corree L. Omvae
Colegeang de
Apple
Hom College
Raaruter
Wedding of Miss Murray and Dr Fahrney Today
Miss Murray and Dr Fahrney wedding scheduled this evening at 6 at the bride’s Chevy Chase residence. Preceded by social events in Chevy Chase and Frederic, the ceremony follows with the bride entering with her brother, and attendants including the maid of honor from Chevy Chase.
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Miss Murray
DR. Fahrney
Chevy Chase
Chay Chase
Washington
Frederi
Gladys Mary
Charles Clay Murr
Henry Las Fahrnes
Bessie Fahro
Henry BP. Fanr
Teremotty
Potter
Crus ML
Hovey
Levis Daugaet
Scion Treat At Monterue Records Odd Event
A brief entry notes an unusual incident at Monterue involving a group linked to the W C T U. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference a local action or treatment tied to a named organization and place.
Hillig and Hoiris Land in Germany on Moscow Trip
Flyers on their way to Moscow from Germany encounter detours with stops in Denmark and Krefeld. The report mentions Gatty proceeding toward Moscow while Hillig and Hoiris land in Germany and test signals at a border area near Krygfeld and Conenhagen as tension builds over routes into the Soviet region.
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Hillig
Hoiris
Germany
Post, Gatty
Moscow
Krefeld
Dine Vhdesi Abas
Fendrs
Atten Otis Ag AD Tate Fle
Hoirer Ieee Tea
Autana
Fryon
Krygfeld
Bouveen
Per Capita Retail Sales Fastest in City’s Largest Market
The city records show per capita retail sales at the top among U S cities, highlighting the prominent consumer activity in the area. Analysts note strong performance across major sectors and steady demand driving the national standings.
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U. S
Frederick's Retail Boom Tops Nation in 1929 Per Capita Sales
Frederick shows the highest per capita retail sales in the nation in 1929 with total store business around 10.7 million dollars and a population of 14,434. State comparisons show Maryland average per capita at 376.22 and national per capita around 407.52. Across 48 states, the country totals 50.033 billion in retail sales, with New York and California posting top per capita amounts.
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Mary
Fred
Frederick
United States
Col Frederick
Enoas
Maryland
District of Columbia
South Carolina
New York
California
Alabama
New York State
Staiz
York
Calif Ser
Mellon Arrives in Paris for Talks on Credit Proposal
Paris dispatch reports Andrew W. Mellon, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, arriving in Paris for discussions on financial aid and a controversial credit proposal. Officials indicate a possible luncheon with French leaders to review economic cooperation.
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Paris
Andrew W Melon
Toe
Terry Company Denied Right to Issue Stocks
A Maryland company seeking to issue 6000 shares of Class 4 common and 4000 shares of Class B common stock at 25 each to finance a ferry service from Crisfield faces the Public Service Commission ruling that the plan lacks proper insurance and sufficient financial protection. The commission blocked the stock issuance and project funding as proposed.
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Terry Company
Kaklmore
Crisfielda
Wesern
Chesapeake Bay
Old Rotary Officers Conduct Final Meeting
Rotary club held its final meeting led by long serving officers. No further details provided about attendees or decisions.
First Transatlantic Airmen Begin Moscow Leg of World Flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty left Tempelhof for Moscow as the first Summer transatlantic pair in a bid to circle the globe. They aimed to cover about 930 miles in seven to eight hours aboard the Winnie Mae, greeting officials and press at the airfield before departure.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Tempelhof
Moscow
Winnie Mae
Stimson Plans to Sail for Europe for Debt Negotiations
A newly named cabinet member announced plans to sail Saturday on the Conte Grande for Naples to participate in final negotiations over a one year international war debt settlement. Secretary Stimson, who recently disclosed European vacation plans, will join Secretary Mellon as they discuss the money matters tied to the Reichsbank and Bank of England.
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Washington
Europe
Stimson
Mellon
Naples
Hoover
Bank of England
Bank For
In+ cement ab Basie
Evidsase of
Moore Eort
Feud Renewal Kills Five.
Five people die as a feud erupts in a small town. Authorities confirm the fatalities and pledge further inquiry into the clash between rival groups. Local residents report rising tensions and concerns about safety after the incident.
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