Missing Spanish flyers widen Azores search
British captain denies wreckage reports. Two apprentices said engines were heard near 90 miles southeast of the Azores after the Spanish airliner left Cartagens for New York. Multiple ships and planes from Britain, Italy, Portugal, and other nations joined the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horta
Bari
Pantera
Eusté
England
Gibraltar
Denks
Caspiain Pirie
Greridon
Azores
Filere
Cartagens
Red Arrow Auction at Tivoli Friday Evening
The third Red Arrow Auction will be held at the Tivoli theater Friday after the first show. A Live Baby is expected to be won in open auction, drawing much interest. About $1,000 in merchandise will be auctioned, with bids from 30 cents to 32.50. Registration earns a $3 bid credit and 500 boosters votes. The Booster contest lists many entrants and details of notices appear in this week's papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Arrow
Tivoli Theater
Eact
Cate
Bliss Mazici Shad
Elmer Long
Robert
Luckle
Jona Francis Smith
Lawrence
Wiland
Wiam Stutz
Mac
Ruby ME Press
Liberty
Tess
Shafer
Middletown
Grace Giaa
Bil
Frances AL Sites
Gladys ‘Waick
Rath v. Crames
Ess Provencemer
Austin
M. Kine
Helen Mackiey
Dang M
Life Memberships Control Agricultural Society Named
The document lists 213 individuals holding life memberships and controlling the Agricultural Society. Names include George S. Ailnutt, Jesse B. Anders, Joseph D. Baker, John H. Baker, and many others across towns, with some memberships held jointly by married couples. The list reflects a broad, long-standing roster of members guiding society affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Acme
Shan Marvand
George 5. Ailnutt
Jesse B. Anders
Joseph D. Baker
John H. Baker
Cence W. Barrick
Leonard C. Barmick
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Willlam D. Baumgardner
McGit Best
P. Bennett
George Z. Best
John T. Best
P. BG. Borely
William C. Birety
Charles C. Biser
Charles G. Bt
Nantie W. Biemlinger
Wham
David Boxers
J. Bracke Boyle
Charles T. Brosius
Roscoe P. Brown
Euez Brown
D. Princeton
Bucker
Wiliam H. Burger
Nasses Mary
Rosella Burger
Ghalles c. Rane
John David Cramer
Harry M. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Nash E. Cramer
Thomas L. Cramer
Lloyd C. Culler
W. E. Culler
Gal L. Cutshall
Willam B. Cutshall
Wiliam KB. Carner
George R. Dennis
Willis E
Derr
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Elmer E. Dixon
Charles J. Dou
Barry
Dortus
Florence W. Doub
I Myrurt
Dutrow
R. O. Lee Dutrow
J. Dutrow
Mes. Dutrow
Samuel G. Duval
Mollie Eisenhauer
Nathan J. England
David G. Everhart
Walter P. Feaga
Charles G. Geisbert
W. LE. Goss
Eugene A. Grove
Edward D. Grove
James H. Grove
J. Barry Grove
Thomas
Kiwanis Club Welcomes New Member At Key Hotel Meeting
Kiwanis Club of Baltimore held a regular meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel with 12 30 PM attendance. New member Robert L. Smith joined under public utility classification. Dr Charles E Webler presided as president William B Bennett read a telegram from W T Delaplaine attending a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Smith
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chas. E. Webler
William B. Bennett
William T. Delaplaine
Sulwaukee
Wis
C. H. Comler
International Prest
Sam Cummings
Rogert Johnson
Beltimore
Johnson
Aliss Florence Garner
Simpson
Church
Miss Buffington
Baltimore
C. Graham
Hancock
Bel Air Gas Supply Faces Public Commission Charge
A. Beamer manager of the Gas Car Summers association told the Public Service Commission that Bel Air gas users were pressured to buy accessories from other firms. He alleged salesmen pushed stoves and water heaters to residents, and that an Atlantic Gas Company representative warned Beamer's sales team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Air Gas
Pubic Service Commission
A. Beamer
Gas Car Summers Association
Beamer
Bel Air
Atantic Gas Company
Salsnen
Beaters Compa
Poison Source Sought In Stone Murder Case
Baltimore police canvassed drug stores for purchases of poison found in the viscera of George Jones who died June 4. Hattie Stone, mother of the boy, was arrested on murder charges. Baltimore chemists identified poison and noted Mayne law requires poison buyers to register name and address. An unknown person mailed a crank letter to Mrs Stone describing an execution and warning her of death. the letter was withheld from the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Jone
Harford County
Hattie
Hattie Stone
Five Held in Death of Nightclub Owner
Police say five suspects are held for questioning in the death of a nightclub owner. The investigation centers on a confrontation at the club and a possible motive tied to financial or personal disputes. Detectives are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses.
Kids Enjoy Aq and 8 Meet at Baker Park Fun Day
A summer playground event at Baker Park features a pet show with prizes for largest and smallest pet and most unusual. Dodgeball and lawn ball leagues open, with teams North Market Street Baker Park and Washington Street competing. Grounds opened June 10 to 17 with officials Hann Alice Staley and Adrian L. McCord directing activities and new equipment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aki
Ted. Baker
Baker Park
Mt ST
Miss Hann
Birlsister
Adrian L. McCardell
North Market Street
Noath Market
F. James
TE. Sandy
James
FL Homan
W. Crawford
Ro Orrison
M. Cram
Prank
Rinehart
E. Krantz
B. Rice
G. Murphy
Walsh
L. Rice
Washington St
A_ Beard
Suter
H. Crummit
B. Bell
B. Ridgeler
W. Sxomiey
L. Suter
J. Tarme
E. Barigis
Hann
Miss. Alice Staley
Adrian L. McCord
Bers
Harmon Pield
Elmira Renn
Washington Street
Elizabeth Krantz
Edna Royal
Mullinix Park
Hart
Miss Bann
Cenaconing
Central High School
Surgeons x2 Es
Yellow Bird Stowaway Returns to America
An account of the Yellow Bird stowaway's return to the United States after quarantine, detailing inquiries, encounters, and the attempt to reach home. The fragment mentions the voyage, authorities, and the materials involved in the exchange or transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Bird
America
City water inspection and dam visit under way
An annual inspection of the city watershed property with Tuscarora and Fishing Creek receivers, led by Mayer Culler and city officials, was conducted today. Invited guests joined the party, starting at City Hall and visiting the Tuscarora receiver before proceeding to Fishing Creek dam, with a planned picnic and official remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Mayer Culler
Aidex~ Imen
City Hall
Cite
Mary
Bank Robbery in Frederick County Leaves One Dead
Two young men robbed Washington County Bank of about $800 then fled. A clerk named Foyrs was killed during the holdup. Deputies pursued, a lockout warning issued, and state officers joined the manhunt. The bank was held up this afternoon and a $10 bill was later exchanged at Manganerike Bank by the same suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Vou
Andy
AE Lee
Mr. Foyrs
Hcense
Sherif
aGerward
W. A. Werenbaker
Sherif Roderick
Riggs
Frederick County
Attempted church shooting during six o'clock mass
In Chicago at Our Lady of Sorrows a man named Charles Foster fired twice at priest Rev Fr J Keenan during communion. The bullets missed. Richard Murphy was wounded while kneeling. Foster then shot himself, suffering a scalp wound. he was intoxicated. Police recovered a chaotic scene with worshippers crowding and resisting the assailant. No motive was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Our Lady of Sorrows
Catholic Church
Fr.j. Keenan
Richard Murphy
Charles Foster
Potter
Foster
Wife of French flyer greeted with airplane salute in Havre
Havre France June 25 AP Pauline Packer now Madame Jean Assolant was welcomed to France with an airplane salute as her husband and three comrades of the Yellow Bird unit kissed her hand. Assolant and companions Armene and Rene LeFèvre arrived from Le Bourget to celebrate the wedding with friends and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
Pauliine Packer
Madame Jean Assolant
Assolant
Our- Men
Assolap
Armene Wf
Rene LeFevre
Harby Cat
le Bourget
Distance Yacht Race Yields Wire-Wired Winner
A distance yacht race crowned a wire-wired winner as competition concentrated across the course. The event highlighted top sailors and the overall tally, with emphasis on the leading navigator and vessel as spectators watched from shore.
Awarded Scholarship
A few readable fragments indicate a scholarship award with names and institutions obscured by garbled OCR. The readable parts suggest a formal recognition, possibly tied to a student or program, but concrete details are incomplete.
Montgomery Road Bonds Issue Sold
The Montgomery County Commissioners sold a $697,000 road bonds issue to National City Co. of New York at 97.6599 with accrued interest, funding county road work. Denominations are $1,000 with 4 percent annual interest, paid semiannually, and a scheduled payoff through 1968. Counsel says the project is legal and can proceed, with condemnation possible if bids are rejected or landowners won’t sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomer
Cminis
National City Co
New York City
Nelson, Cook ,& Co
Townsend, Scots & Son
Baker, Watts & Co
Cissell& Woodward
Berry E. Clark
Clark
Lacy Shaw
Woard
Gerry Clark
Cwners
Garden Club Plans York Flower Gardens Visit
An upcoming Garden Club meeting was held at the residence of Mrs. Ware Fou sOuNeE tan invi she. Dianne and others discussed arrangements for a visit to York Flower Gardens at seven o clock with members R Caldwell Hume, Meek, and T Detapiaice attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
York Flower Gardens
Ware Fou Sounee Tan Invishe
Dianne
Ahs & Ng
R. Caldwell
Hume
T. Detapiaice
Entertainments planned for Braddock Heights children
Braddock Heights will host twenty five children from Frederick for a two week stay starting July 16 under the Fresh Air Fund. Joseph D. Baker provides the camp site and Rev. Dr. Kloeffer serves as camp director with local citizens forming a sponsoring committee. Invitations go to district residents with the group arriving from New York and returning July 30 under care, while broader county volunteers organize hosts and county chairmen coordinate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Joseph D. Baker
Gen. W. Berstetter
Adamstown
Freata Alr
Baker
Henri L G. Kloeffer
Stonday
Mar Hay
New York
Baker Camp
Combe
Peonsylvania
Willd Parsons
New York Tribune
Kieffer
A. A. Radcliff
H. J. Stusher
John Francis Smith
John 4. Shires
Ano W. Brows
A. G. McKinney
Walkersville
Gladys T. Grimes
Ladiesburg
Mie
Edna Smith
Woodsboro
Lenore
Whitmore
Union Bridge
Man
W. ML
Potter
Liberytown
Mra
Mee
Buckeystown
Harry“ —E
Face Assault Charges In Pennsylvania Case Report
A Tuesday hearing concerned charges against four individuals connected to a crash incident in fog. Witnesses from the Sesen case were heard by the Gastley court as part of ongoing proceedings involving cat growth and alleged fear causing events linked to the Gastley store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastley
Tepe Tadephe Storey
Eionee
Tr Rice
Willem Gastley
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RED Arrow Auction
Tivoli
Manan Reeves
Joia Finn
Charles Il
Thurso
B. Muse
Etec
George S. Receck
C. A. Rogers
Jacob Rohrback
Ross
George J. John
John Shaw
Will Cy Ieving
Staub
J. H. Stauffer
R. Ward Stauffer
Frank M. Stevens
Henry R. Steiner
Wiliam ML
Ida E. Lane
Frank L. Spencer E. Stup
J. Elmer
Edgar C. Swomley
C. War
G. CG
Fant Fort Land
Wiliam E. Dares
Charmvion
Aho
Sialen
Eee Orn Howe
State Convention
Ocean City
Ocean Ct
G. William
Harver
Jooe
Mpson
Howard of
Motren
J. E. Clem
A. Vernon Collison
Wr. J. Ha
Crug M. Wills
Weeete Willams
Hafan Johnson
Bernard Figwins
Alex, Jacobson
D. R. Garrath
Edward Busner
R. J. Vorsteg
Col. R.A. Grams
Edward McCome
Walter Leon-berger
RK. Maton
Hagerstown
B. KR. Ball
Funkstown
J. A. Johnson
Hyattsville
L. T. Paulconer
Silver Spring
Irvin F. DeVan
Brunswick
Joe Cissel
Rockville
George Schell
Robert EL. Putman
R. Bar der
Erwin Kump
Irving M. Landauer
Chas
S. Houck, Jr
Herber
5. Schr
Arthur Me
York
Ernest
Washington County
Mark
Se2dong
Evtuma Seejeis
Thas Cay
Adee
Montgomery Road
City
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