Sally Ford Fugitives Hit by Carnival Storm Standoff
Sally Ford and David Nash flee as fugitives from justice joining a carnival. A cyclone traps them in a collapsed tent where Sally is rescued by Van as chaos reigns. David remains missing with theft hints, leaving Sally blamed as investigators close in.
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Sally Ford
Clem Carbon
David Nash
Carson
David
Sally
David Ax Cook
Laila
Nita
Capital City
Sf Sernous
Gus
Pasterner
Palace of Wonders
Hope
Pitty Sing
Miss Tanner
Enid
Yan
Barker
Van
Pop Bybee
Yvan
New Yorker
New York
Betsey
Lalla
Rube
Night wanderers seek shelter under a tree
The scene follows two travelers debating a suitable resting spot. One praises the open air while the other longs for a sheltered, leafy bed. They settle to join at a tree, hoping for a safer night as tomorrow promises another day.
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Claem
Wgons
Pope Issues His Second Encyclical From Rome
Rome May 11 Pope Pius selected the feast of his patron saint Achiles for issuing his second encyclical of the year. The document urges reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and calls for renewed morals and religious practice while lamenting neglect and widespread laxity. He warns of persecutions in Russia and Mexico and appeals for prayer, sacrifice, and reform to avert divine wrath.
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Rome
Pius
Achiles
Russia
Mexico
Pope Pius
No clear headline from fragmented night scene.
Fragmentary OCR text describes night sky and scattered figures with unclear names or places. Unable to extract concrete events, persons, or locations. content reads like garbled dialogue and stray phrases without coherent news value.
Robberies at Brunswick Target Homes in East Potomac Street
An unknown intruder broke into F C Willer’s Brunswick residence on East Potomac Street, morning hours last week, stealing pocketbooks from seven family members containing about twenty dollars and Mrs Willey’s gold. The same night an intruder entered CA Flowers’s home on the second floor, woke the residents with a flashlight, fled when confronted, and escaped via a rear stair. No arrests reported.
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F.C. Willer
East Potomac
Brunswick
Anton
Mr Bowers
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Features Across National Network
A dense listing details Saturday and Sunday radio programming across networks. It names National Symphony, Slumbee Music Ensemble, U.S. Navy Band and Regro Chorus with time columns, stations like WRVA WRAL WJZ WEAP and WEAF, plus regional outlets in Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago, noting dinner music, dance orchestras, religious and musical features, and 1000 voice chorus performances.
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National Symphony
Weap Network
Slumbee Music Ensemble
WJZ
U. S. Navy Band—World Network
Regro Chorus
1000 Voices
WRVA
WIG
Atlantic
Wti
WRAL
Baltimore
The
Marylanders
WEEI
Doston
WEAP
WNAC
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Statler
WMAK
WSAL
Cincinnati
Chub Parker
WLW
Wws
Detroit
New York
Wcx-Wie
Neware
WEAF
National Symphony Orch
Wiz
United States Navy
Wir
Philadelphia
EDKA
Fittsburge
EDA Little Symphony
WIZ Wava
Richmond
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
Beethoven Glee Club
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
WSR
Atlanta
Gable
Salon Orchestre
RXW
KFKX
Chicago
Blumber
WQS
O—Whitney
Othera
Daventort
O—Musicale
WHO
DES Moinds
Draka University
KTHS
Hoy Springs
Boulos
WDAF
Mansas City
Nighthawk
WOCG
MPLS
St, Paul
Barlow’s
O-Woco
WSM
Nashville
o—Pellettieri
WOW
Omatia
WRG
Atlantic City
WBAL
WEEL
Wis
Bruffalo
WSAI
Callice’s
Tambourttzn Orchestre
Jewelboz
Hoover Nomination Campaign Spending Reported
Washington May 11 The campaign funds committee reports that about 205000 has been spent in Herbert Hoover's bid for the Republican nomination. It states that roughly 114008 was spent by the national headquarters in Washington and by district organizations, with about 40000 spent in Ohio and similar sums in New York and Illinois. Additional undisclosed sums are noted in other states as the committee continues to track expenditures.
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Nate
Commis
Atport
Jams W. Gow
Jena
Teast
Herbert Hever
Repalican
Gol
Tes Mas
Campair
Serreturs
Coumeine
Tanen
Padional
I Waste
Oho
Sapo
New York
du Liwa
Ohio
Huses
Howout Campaign Finance Scrutiny Shocks Critics
The hearing examined campaign funding from Hoover era groups across states including Indiana New York and Ohio. Secretary Gol outlined that $37 021 was allotted to eight states with no funds reported from Washington insiders to communities. committee members pressed for real facts about campaign financing and expenditures.
Notices in Orphans Court and Frederick City registration
Notices record orders in two Frederick County cases, including confirmation of sale of Amelia Kennedy estate and auditors report in Valentine trust, with publication deadlines in May 1928. Also announces intermediate voter registration for Frederick City with eight precinct sites and dates May 8 May 15 May 22 1928 and ruling on eligibility and citizen paperwork.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Amelia V. Kennedy
Keal Katate
Bitting
Charles of Valntine
Lily M. Valentine
Edward
Weant
Thia
Praderick County
Ienat
Eli G. Hauga
Fred
Artele
Trua
Eli G. Haugh
George R. Dennis, Jr
Leicestor
Frederick City
Code of Public Local Laws of
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
General Assembly of
Board of
Lowell
S. Market St
Harbaugh’s
Court House
Rudy's
North Carroll St
Magig -Washing Machine Co
North Market St
Evans’ Piano Store
N. Market St
Junior Engine House
Lee Automotive Sales
N. Market 4
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