Endangering fruit crops a new climbing worm menace
Entomologists assist Porterick County in fighting a climbing worm outbreak threatening peaches, raspberries, and blackberries. Washington County orchard crews battle the pest, with 40 men on site and methods including trunk bands and poisoned soil around bases. If unchecked, the worm could reach Boonsboro and devastate fruit yields this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterick County
Washington Coats
Diy
Peet
Txiay Wiliam C. Main
Frederick
Othe Praderick
Maryland
Virginia
Dias
Main Rates
Cabane de Teider
Puddin
Mr. Main
Washington County
Boonsboro
Getzendanner Seeks Bond Arrangements in Court
Capt Henry Clay Getzendanner of Charles Town West Virginia linked to Frederick County court actions over a cattle sales fraud. He seeks bond to guarantee appearance at the May term while his attorney D Grove Moler plans further legal steps after an extradition attempt failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Getzendanner
Charles Town
W. Va
Frederick County
Ortzandancer
Gervendancer
D Grove Moler
Charles Toren
Local Report Describes Pests Threat Near Nearden
George W. Cramer reports near absence of locusts in Ne earden with details of past sightings. He notes nets deployed by a developer and a brief search for a plan, mentioning a short pause and upcoming days to monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cramer
Chfien
Earden
Althea
Printer Dies After Near Fatal Attack In Weeminster
Weeminster on May 9 reports the printer John Decar Raye aged 42 died at Lone Hospital from injuries after a near fatal attack. Police say the suspect remains at large as investigations continue and city mourns the loss of a local tradesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeminster
John Decar Raye
Work-Relief Programs Near Completion On Western Shore
The WPA effort on Maryland's Western Shore advances with about 180 projects nearing completion under the Work Relief program. An inspection led by Stephen Cromwell and Fred W. Regional Director covered Frederick, Emmitsburg, Myersville, Libertytown, Leas, and more, noting completed sewer, paving, and drainage work, plus ongoing reforestation, street improvements, and school grounds projects. The regional effort includes county and city supervision, with NYA and library support, and a focus on keeping relief workers employed through a broad range of infrastructure and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C¢ Cromueh
Maryland
Bualtamore City
Baltimeare
Harford
Ts County
Bomites
C of
Rornefeld
Bal+ Limo
Opemaglone
Fred W
On aoMr
Cromwell
Frederick City
PWA
Catoctin Park
WPA
Inter
Evergreen
Giens Mole
Shaeneha
Fairvnes
East Fourth
Winchester Street
Predereick High School
Seventh Street Pike
Ngdiec Cty
Gerp Jat Tn
Washington Street
T—Extenson
Clarke Place
Montevue
Mantevue
City of Prodese Iekt
Gambrill Park
Emmitsburg
National Youth Administration
Elty
Cane
Faan
Mercury May Hit 95 as Heat Bakes Frederick
An unusually hot day in Frederick pushed temperatures toward the century mark with an overcast low of 62 rising to 75 by early afternoon. Farmers welcome sun for crops but fear a rainless swing, May tallying only one fifth inch so far while April totals two thirds of an inch. winter precipitation keeps the year ahead, yet drought risk lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamvaik
Frederick
Cate
Teo
Erso
Oscar D. Gilbert Dies At Westminster Home
Westminster May 9 Oscar D. Gilbert president of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank died at his home after a months illness. He was active in Westminster civic and fraternal circles and served as mayor from 1908. He led Carrog County Circuit Court clerkship for one term and later worked with Gilbert and Gehr hardware. A charter trustee of the Dorman Orphanage, he was born near Gettysburg, Pa and came to Westminster as a young man.
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Westminster
Oscar D. Gilbert
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Gilbert
Elvic
Tonto
Eraly
Carrog
Dorman Orhanage
Gulbert
Gettysburg
Tra
Grade Crossing Motion Postponed in Maryland Court
Continuance granted for Horward E Por Williamsport new trial motion in Circuit Court. Illness of Filaworth v Roulette cited. date for argument to be set, delaying May term start. Previous verdict awarded Amerson $4800 for death of daughter in Roegsie crossing crash. Weather data with temperatures noted.
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Horward
Willameport
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Filaworth
Roulette
Hagerstown
Teale Tate
Son
Piaincht
Amerson
Frederick County
South Flom
Eton
Balmore and Ohlo
Por
Creed Fonetame
Rioting Delegates and Rifts Shadow Cleveland RNC Nomination
The Republican convention faces dissolution as threats loom and delegates from multiple districts are selected. Notable figures include Lawton, Harry O Levit, and J Cookman Read, with observers named for Milwaukee style procedures.
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Philpy Woo
Caretta
Ermyentans
Tobey
Aidi
Alwa Geler
Weller
Gomis
Walla
Lawton
Republean
State Central Committee
Harry O. Levit
Boar
J Cookman Read
State Survey
Lender
Pesent
Aomivy
Bemry Pleteher
Dyetemagn
Natenal
Observer
Cleveland
Glenn Beall
Fuad M Tenney
Nei Fraley
Walter Danson
Preakness Queen And Party Entertained In Frederick County
Preakness Queen and entourage visited Frederick County for a ceremonial reception hosted by Guy Ko Matter, Frederick County Agricultural Society secretary, at Dr. Charles W. H. Gainey’s home near Frederick. The procession, led by Mayor Howard W. Jackson and Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler, traveled to New Orleans later that evening for a public engagement, with the queen and duchesses hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo OW
Latte Han
Baltimore
Guy Ko Matter
Fredrick
Howard Wo Jackson
Bilanore
Lloyd C. Cater
Ableh
Urleans
Frederick Tailoring
Jackson
Cutler
Ir. and Mrs. Gontry
Queeto
Guy Ke Molier
Annual Junior Prom Held At Frederick High School
Annual Junior Prom at Frederick High School Friday night attracted sixty plus couples. The event featured Lem Keller and its orchestra Cre sac Wherry Tote Sho os providing music. The clan offered a varied program with entertainment by Clarins Rourke, Vernon Summers, Shirley and Dorothy Moore, Paul Jones, and Henry Year dances. Marianne Jornetta led as president of the class with Virginia Kline as secretary and Julian Delpher as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Museuan
Lem Kfelier
Cresac
Virginia Kline
Julian Delpher
Upturn in Call Market Signals Mixed Wheat Decline
The market shows a higher call in overall activity with a notable upturn driven by gains in some sectors while Wheat prices fall. The day opened with modest volumes and a general uptick in key commodities except for branches in certain obl sectors, which declined.
May Day at College Celebrates Miss Mussina Crowned
Fine weathers provided for May Day at college as annual affair unfolds. The ceremony includes a pageant with Miss Mussina crowned late afternoon and a procession featuring faculty, alumnae, and students. Participants note dances, a Pier show, and a campus celebration beginning at noon with a grand event in Hall.
May Fete Guest List At Branra Beatt Vey Hotel Luncheon
Miss Lov is host at a May fete luncheon in Port Tuncheop at the Branra Beatt Vey Hotel. Guests include Moody graduates and numerous names such as Mrs Frank Masser Warribure and James Tagerstoun with attendees from Wind College and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Euenheth Flick
Mverasiife
Branra Beatt Vey
Mise Fizaberb
Hagerroan
Mies Loy
Brederick Phe
Wind College
T de Wan
Frank Masser
Warribure
James Tagerstoun
Blast Vanteburs
Mex
Walkey Carty
Mere Alan Tang
Paull. Witt
Robert Ro Luckie
Prederick Mires
Virginga Lane
Cbreenwledy
Conn
Marion Ray
Bustany Meanor Craneld
Doabnstown
May Dorothy Lay
Haversted
Virgina Cobienty
MadCetoai
Tate Tow
Dane Reidy
Marianna Raden
Anna Levy
Doreothy M Tamyre
Dredenek Mies Lay
Miss Thode
Grocers Meeting Sunday Cut 25 Percent Attendance Expected
A damaged OCR reveals a 1930s city briefing noting a Sunday meeting about a 25 percent cut for grocers and related committees. It mentions tentative attendance, registration channels, and impacts on public works and wage relief programs amid broader economic actions.
Bankers Meeting In Maryland Overseen By Group Leaders
A draft report describes a gathering of bankers and group leaders in Maryland with attendees including chairmen and commissioners from various financial bodies. The event focuses on regulatory matters, national banking policy, and coordination among state banks. The roster mentions officials from Montgomery County and other regions.
Reed of Sono County Commissioner Candidate Dies in Hunt
Olney May 9 A 66 year old candidate for Sono County Commissioner died after a hunting accident at Montgomery County Hospital. The deceased, identified as Hina, was 66 years old. Funeral arrangements pending at local funeral home.
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Olney
Bava
Renton
Uneicereef
Soneconery County
Montgomery
Week Month Fishing Gets Another Boost
The State Conservation Commission approved funding and efforts to stock 1,000 trout in Middle Creek next week. Albert M. Pinell, superintendent of the Hatchery at Pawtucket, reports success with recent releases and plans to expand angling opportunities as fishermen shift toward attractants over worms.
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Glen Oho
Wien
Albert M. Pinell
Pawbtoni
Davaistacsa
Mussolini Summons AILOF Mary Again
Fragmentary OCR reports Mussolini summoning AILOF Mary again in Rome with references to weather and a weekly forecast. The text is garbled and contains stray place names and dates, including a mention of Mord, North and Maddie Ave. Specific actions or outcomes are unclear due to the damaged source.
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North
Maddie
Regord Flight by Hindenburg Makes Summer Voyage
Naval Air Station reports the Hindenburg flying over New York at dawn, completing the first of ten scheduled summer voyages from Germany. The airship crossed the Atlantic, circled Manhattan, and landed in the United States with a crew of 66 and 40 civilians assisting. a U S Navy landing party aided the final tow to the hangar.
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Vanelies
Sdonimites
Priedrieh- Mota
Germiy
Teathesaig
Hanes
Idedenburg
Istana
New York
Manhattan
Somot
Lakelitrat
Sto A
Wwudenburg
Germany
Aew
United States Navy
Fort
Heralire Xoldier
Camp Mix
Local Eastern Star Group Hosts Baltimore Assembly
The Pred erick Chapter No. 70 and Trinity Chapter No. 9 gathered in Baltimore with Denton Chapter No. 62 presenting period costumes and three centuries of regalia. Fifteen chapters from across Maryland attended as about forty members traveled by bus and car, sharing refreshments and supporting charity work.
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Prederick
Eastern Tyr
Trinity Chaer
Baltimore
Denton
Cumstaarland
Ian Persons
Frederick
Bart Reimsberg
I. John Jelly
Paul Almpam
BK. ©. Shepherd
Nerner Grarer
C. Irving Storm
Cltford M. Yinger
Glenn”. Garber
John Ghagttage
Mithy Pirichremesbert
Urice
Marty ¢ Simmerman
Mia
Lloyd C. Cater
Charles Ritter
Tada Cutnall
Justin NH. Atkinson
Maude Magalis
Mises
Helen Young
Magella Merahevereer
Fatna Himbury
Katherine Minker
Helen Schaeffer
Edftte Millser
Marguerite Minker
Fiarries Schell
Falzabea Hermann
Sutton And M'Dermott Are Given Life Terms
Cumberland May AP The state of Maryland today sentenced two men to be confined to the Maryland penitentiary for a term of years in a case involving a dog theft plot. Chief Judge Lindley presiding described Albert M'Dermott and another defendant as central to the alleged conspiracy. The sentence imposed was life terms.
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Cumberland
May
Ateteo
Maryland
Maryeland
Mastanen Tertiles
Kiting
Allen $S
Watson
Jidze Te
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Getzendanner
Bond
Cotuney
WRA
Krek
Mies
Sore
Sirtacer
Wrkode
Far Ark
Atra
Wiles Dong
Prederick City Projects
Movement Against
Tighats
Preakness
Mr. Conley Vor
Vair Alan
York
Mussina
Pedes Alain
Oedre Famerts
Sd Per
Mbarin
Santa Pitain
Piederik
Waleran
Dante
Vanterbuecken
Aephia
Bertrehaven
Healthe Botaberger
Mise
Treye Dmalteer
Marsh Booth
Mas Heanor Mpueds
Mies Theanine Comnelly
Mary Graal
Mis Marearettuninies
Mis Futh Harty
Misa Dudes Ptayd
Misys Iarberly Hal
Mi Tate Hurley
Virginia Wales
Mis Dorothy Wiser
Atha Bhansus
Miter Pyorothy
de Cays
4Dr
Vollece
Fletry O
Dem Pope
Rd BR. Percy
Direelor
Udent
Mia Mary Mision
Wellinis
Cort
Eazabedy Chard
Wadelplda
Cote Hall
Oeloek
Attas Maury
Mace Woolfort
Qeean
Ohio
Atooclerk
Barebail Pane
Mas Cathar Biedwin
East Ohne
Jay Barge
Veritas Jeep I Apple
Miss Lov
AL Noo
Tometranay
Uss
Lakehurst Air Station
Retail Assn
Ascaghutvant
Marvavid
Ourihes
Realiies
Sindy Tang
S Og Bunda Niven
Phece
Burreau
Debners
Uiub
Hagerstowi
Ickes
Chepstow
Publis Warka Administration
Teden
Ely
Aeindibstra
Pwas
Herve
Campoisina
Srateick
Marton
Mitlany Bang
TeRoy McCardens Bredenck
Ft Vier
Chairiman
Ioax Moers
Neemary
Aid Taacher Chinesant Dnelale
Warren
Merting
Varel
Tanes
Maryland Tankers
Ratiniow
Woreen
Mussolini
Ailof
Mary
Rome
Mormier Muasaiint
Tlook
Hindenburg
Naval Air Station
Eastern Star
Sutton
M’dermott
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