Mackley Fined Total of $150 in Police Court
Edwin Mackley of Walkeraville was fined 150 dollars plus costs after a Police Court hearing on drunken and reckless driving. A separate charge for failing to keep to the right was suspended. An accomplice Adrian Makel received ten days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. William T. Dempsey was found not guilty on a second drunken driving case. he was described as unsteady due to rheumatic trouble.
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Edwin
Mackley
Walkeraville
Walter E. Sinn
West South Street
Ford
Fred Wertheimer
Frederick
Allen Bartgis
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Wertheimer
Adrian Makel
Bilumenauer
Offter Dorsey
Cour
William T. Dempsey
Alton Y. Bennett
Dempsey
Bal Jtimore
William E. Miller
Serg
Wilton R. May
State Police
Miller
Roy M. Hiltner
Lawrence Fagan
Charles Bell
Dense Fog Marks September Opening
Dense fog greeted September’s start as motorists kept lights on and fog dripped from trees. August ended above normal for precipitation and temperature with 6.37 inches of rain in recent weeks and a year-to-date near ten inches of excess, signaling one of the wettest periods in memory. The month opened warm and humid with frequent 90-degree days and sparse thunderstorms, while Cheyenne reports heavy snow flurries in the plains to the south eastern Wyoming border.
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Uutil
Frederi
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Alice in Wonderland Defends U S Women’s Tennis Crown
Alice in Wonderland defending champion and No 1 seed for the U S women’s singles at Forest Hills starts September 2. She expects tough foreign entrants led by Anita Lizana, plus a Chilean and Turkish rivals in a strong international field.
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U. S
Forest Hills
N. Y
Alice
Fax Collections Mounting in Early Fiscal Months
The Treasury reports 69.8 cents collected in taxes per dollar spent in the first two months of the current fiscal year, up from 65.3 cents a year earlier. The deficit for the period is $357,923,100, about $31,000,009 more than the prior year. About 35,900,000 trees were distributed to farmers with federal and state help for farm forests wind breaks and shelterbelts.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Brunswick Petersville Road Bridge Repaired
Detours were in place on the main road between Brunswick and Petersville as workmen repaired weakened bridge supports after last week’s heavy rains. The span near Farmers woods, previously posted for 8,000 pounds, was deemed unsafe until fixes were completed.
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Brunswick
Petersville
Old Roads
Rosemont
Thomas M. Linthicum
Point Bridge
Point of Rocks
Linthicum
George FL Hazelwood Company
Cumberland
Virginia
T. Edgie Russell Company
Georgetown Pike
Hyattstown
Urbana
Oyster Season Here But Few Will Be On Hand
Oysters will be scarce tomorrow when the oyster eating season opens in September. Fishermen note September is not a prime month for shellfish and shipments from New York and Crisfield Md. will supply some markets. Boats will head to Washington as seas chill and oysters fatten. Roosevelt signs bill creating Potomac Valley conservancy to curb water pollution.
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Washington
New York
Cxst
Che
Crisfield
Tongers
Pates
Selfishness Feeds On Snugness
Olive Roberts Barton argues that children sheltered in comfort resist inconveniences like visitors. She notes Mary’s daughter Maury, whose cousins disrupt her peace, must learn unselfishness and that happiness comes from considering others. The piece encourages letting children experience mild discomfort to foster empathy and shared hospitality.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Maury
Mary
Bingham and Hull Hold Long Conference in Washington
Ambassador Robert W. Bingham met Secretary Cordell Hull for an hour on the general situation in world affairs. He said he would lunch with President Roosevelt at Hyde Park, then return to Washington for another talk. Bingham plans no retirement from London post.
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Washington
Robert W. Bingham
United States
London
Cordell Hull
Bingham
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Hull
Europe
Far East
SOS Signals in the Woods The Forest Service Advice
The National Forest Service endorses five SOS methods including whistle, smoke, mirror flashes, three night fires, or three light flashes. Whistle calls are preferred, carried for safety, and must be used only when help is essential. Listeners are morally obligated to assist or arrange rescue, while the searched person bears rescue costs. Next: If Someone Apparently Drowns.
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National Forest Service
Forest Service
Sid
World Premier Radio Concerts in Saratoga Festival
Five composers debut new works on NBC radio next month as part of the Saratoga Spa music festival. A New York Philharmonic ensemble will perform Giannini, Taylor, Naginski, Erb, and Fuleihan pieces, broadcast from WJZ NBC with Emily Roosevelt soloing Giannini’s Tryptich. Concerts run September 1 to 11 with multiple airings and a 4 p.m. Sunday premiere.
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Eastern Standard
New York
Tryntich
Vittorio Giannini
Lucrece Suite
Deems Taylor
Anis Fulcihan
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Saratoga Springs Authority
State of New York
Saratoga Spa
Wjz-Nbc
Giannini
Emily Roosevelt
NBC
Vienna Boys Choir
Vienna Philharmonie Orchestra
Taylor
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Fuleihan
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
New York Philharmonic
Thursday Radio Schedule With Concerts And Talks
A dense lineup lists Jessica Dragonette and Charles Kullman with the Met tenor leading 10:30 performances alongside Roger Pryor orchestra. Various segments air on WJZ NBC and WEAF NBC with 5:05 p.m. and 8 p.m. features, including Henry Luce on public opinion, American Legion messages, and the NBC Music Guild. International broadcasts from Tokyo Paris London and more wrap the day with news, folk songs, sea songs, and speedway racing.
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Jessica Dragonette
Charles Kullman
Roger Pryor
WJZ
NBC
Roy Shields
Frank Black
Symphony
JJ Mart Kenny
Middleman
WEAF
Henry Luce
Time Magazine
Institute of Human Relations
Frank C. Nesbitt
American Legionnaire of France
NBC Music Guild
WABC
CBS
England
Harry Kogen
Phi Netherlands
JZJ
JZK
Tokyo
2RO
Rome
LRX
Buenos Aires
DJD
Berlin
PCJ
Netherlands
America
Olr4a
Prague
GSP
GSO
GSF
GSD
London
TRA4
Paris
YVSRC
Caracas
GSG
GSI
GSB
Landen
Boy Electrocuted During Rural School Flag Ceremony
Midland August 31 A flag-raising at Barnes rural school turned fatal as a steel flag pole touched a high voltage power line. One pupil George Timmins Jr. 12 died while brothers Carl 11 and Richard Sirrine 10 suffered burns.
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Midland
Mid
Barnes Rural
George Timmins, Jr
Carl
Richard Sirrine
Carey appeals decision in non support case from Brunswick judge
Joseph Carey has appealed to the Circuit Court from Justice William H. Campbell of Brunswick. Carey faced a non support charge involving his wife and two sons and was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. An appeal bond of $500 was filed.
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Circuit Court
Joseph Carey
William H. Campbell
Brunswick
Carey
House of Correction
Property Sales Recorded in Local Clerk's Office
Heirs of the late John H Holdcraft have sold the residence at 338 East Third Street to Mr and Mrs Harry M Cramer Jr for about 3000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Harry M Feagal have sold to Mr and Mrs Foster Blickenstaff a lot on the north side of Madison Street for about 300 dollars. Mary E Burgee and husband have sold to Mr and Mrs J Marshall Staub a lot at the northeast corner of East Fifth and Chapel Alley for about 300 dollars.
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John H. Holdcraft
East Third Street
Harry M. Cramer, Jr
Harry M. Feagal
Foster Blickenstaff
Madison Street
Mary E. Burgee
Girl's Auxiliary of First Baptist Meets
The monthly meeting of the Girl's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church was held Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. A picnic supper followed by a business session discussed "In ana." Officers elected: Audrey Eyler president, Betty Long vice president, Peter Gleusner secretary, Dorothy Trout treasurer. Attendees included Mrs. Amy Kreh, Dorothy Trout, Audrey Eyler, Betty Long, Mary Jane Hartman, Peggy Glessner, Elizabeth Etzler, Alma Roney. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
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Girl'’S Auxiliary
Girl's Auxiliary
The
First Baptist Church
Inana
Audrey Eyler
Betty Long
Peter Gleusner
Dorothy Trout
Amy Kreh
Mary Jane Hartman
Peggy Glessner
Elizabeth
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Maurice Holdcraft
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EY Hotel
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Uncle Ezra
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Boak Carter
Victor Herbert
Ken Murray
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