County firemen carnival to aid finances in Thurmont
Thurmont and Myersville firemen offer carnivals starting tonight to raise funds for a new firehouse and equipment. A street parade is planned for Labor Day with invitations sent to 35 fire companies and many local groups. Attractions include a ferris wheel and prizes, with dancing and meals on scheduled days.
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Thurmont
Harry QO. Miller
Elve Fire Companies
Traubie
Can Asty
Lem Melier
Furnish
Second Transfusion Given Mrs. Culler
Mrs. Culler, Mayor Culler’s wife, received a second transfusion at Bron onck City Naphal in Thoateeck this morning after an earlier or first transfusion. She remains weak from undulant fever and was moved to the hospital two days ago, with about twenty volunteers offering blood for the procedure.
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Cwiffe
Culler
Thoateeck
Dorothea Summers
Peer Frederieck
John T. Bort
Catholic Action Leader Dies At 47 In Vatican City
Vatican City reports the death of Cirlac, head of the Italian Catholic Action Organization, a figure involved in a long running clash between church and state since 1931. He was 47 years old.
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Catholic Action
Vatican City
APY
Aucune
Cirlac
Weather Record Recapitulation From Historical Data
Analyzes precipitation across multiple years with monthly normals and actuals for September. Notes include past figures from 1905 to 1916 and a summary of rainfall totals. Mentions average temperatures and notable daily high and low readings.
Minnesota Drift Deepens After Olson Death in Race
Minnesota political maneuvers intensify as Senator Olson dies, shifting balance among Farmer-Labor, Democrats, and Roosevelt supporters. Lundeen may gain ground while Lemke could pick up votes. party committees, rival factions, and national strategies crowd the scramble for Minnesota’s 1936 Senate contest.
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Roosevelt
Lundeen
Mrmy
Minnesota
Olson
Latta
Joe Wolff
Ryan Moonan
Miss Kreh Weds Lassetter In Quiet Eon Ceremony
Miss Kreh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kreh, and Edward Ne. Lassetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Lassetter of Cullman Alabama, married at ten in the morning at Evanceheal Lutheran church in Frederick. The bride wore a blue suit with orchid, and the groom's family connections and education are noted. The couple plan to reside in Washington, D.C.
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Doary Lauhoe
Herbert Kreh
West Thint Street
Edward Ne. Lasetter
E. Lee Lassetter
Cullman
Ala
Lutieran Elvarch
Ime
Rey
Dr Amas
John Traver
Frederick
Fosderick
Tiagal
Washwigtem
Ones Dassefter
Vadraad
Temineham Soevheim Coleze Iy
Reedara
Mascari
Atenie
Bwe
Bridges Proposed For Harpers Ferry Area Routings
Two groups support new Potomac and Shenandoah river bridge plans near Harpers Ferry to replace flood wrecked spans. Proposals link Sandy Hook and Shenandoah bridges with Virginia roads via a Virginia oriented parkway, aiming for permanent crossings and modern approaches.
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Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah Wives Bridge
Mary Bridge
Sandy Hawk
Hhayrpens Verry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marshall McDonald
Charles Town
West Virginia Roads Commixion
Harpers ' Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Atul
Gators
Tein
Sandy Tinng
Hoarpera Ferry
Virginia
Marland State Roads Commision
Pasane Sara Frederick
Shenandoah Iiden
West Virginia
Sheaa Heen
Watye Et Terry
Park
Plarpers Ferry
Federat
Shenandoah River
Maryland Phone Rates Reduced by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission announced Maryland phone rates will drop for a year starting September. The new plan lowers monthly charges and long distance costs for Baltimore city residents with reduced rates and free features during the promotional period.
Treasury to Retain Billion Dollar Balance Amid Financial Strains
A Treasury official described current operations as funded by existing Treasury resources to avoid borrowing, citing a billion dollar balance and the need to cover ongoing expenses. The remarks underscore a cautious approach as financial pressures and international conditions influence the budget outlook.
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Treasury
Brunswick Man Jailed by Judge for Contempt of Court
A Brunswick man was jailed by a judge for contempt of court over failure to pay alimony to his former wife since their divorce. The commitment ordered confinement until he should prove he is making payments, with alimony set at 15 dollars per month. The hearing featured testimony from the wife and counsel, with the man claiming inability to pay.
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Benet
Lloyd
Brunsas
Dinder Af Ager
Willard
Moyd
Ethel M
Wit Reetees
Paterick
Tloyd Sa
Moors Drive Loyalists From Spanish Houses in Fierce Clash
Amid gunfire and chaos, Moors rout loyalists holding Spanish houses as African soldiers overpower anarchist defenses. Rebels fail to halt advance as Moors seize government posts and push forward, with grenades, clashing factions, and widespread disruption described in stark detail.
Annual Food Show Set for October Week in Frederick County
The Independent Report Distributors announce the second annual show to be held the week of October in the State Armory at Frederick. George Von EMT of Untunvale heads the planning with new features. Spaces are reserved, fashion revue and baby show return, with fall and winter fashions, Broadway coats, bakery and ice cream exhibitors. Demonstrations on building equipment and household goods will fill displays, aiming to attract many spectators.
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Mrs Land
Prederick Thiteen
Re Poat
Berve “Uesaveeu
Prederick County
State Armory
Binet
Festionas
Stiaa
Coomlle Tacts
George Th von Emt
Untunvale
von UT
Ane Nance
Tina
Ares
Bodies of Two More Miners Brought Out
Logan Wy Va Sept 30 rescue workers recovered two more bodies from the Macbeth mine wreckage after an explosion. The blast trapped four miners, and gas fumes and shifting ground hindered rescuers as officials confirmed all five trapped were dead.
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Logan
Wy Va
Warrievt
Macbeth
Pesenang Pomaentinn
Beenies
Mape
Local court hearing draws attention at vacant state property case
A series of unclear notes describe a public event at Hartly involving an emcee and a Friday night gathering. The fragment mentions Tyler at a local venue and a parade to a nearby cemetery or state area. Names include Chas and Moe with references to a Hartly site and a Wap location, suggesting a community meeting agenda.
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Bamid Walther
Moe VT
Éatlberth
Stote
Ti Hartly
Tyler
Predenek
Chas
Feloeey Sear Cine Besina Wednesday
Fragmentary OCR yields a crime test note mentioning a superintendent at Soliant Fuser and Peters near Pi Coat peany with references to a better year and several teeters. Names and places are garbled, but the item hints at school testing and a Wednesday meeting.
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Soliant
Bette
Italian Ships to Spain Reported Sunk in War Waters
A fragmentary wartime dispatch notes that Italian ships were sunk while in Spanish waters, with a worker named Umberto Pazzatenda identified among the dead. The report mentions a single breadwinner with seven children and suggests the attack affected Melis house.
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Rome
Bepto
Tor
Umibberta Pazzatenda
Sven
Font Melis House
Appeals From SEQ Fine Under State Fish Laws
A. Alberk Chilson of Brinssiex appeals a $10 fine from July 29 for allegedly refusing to show a fishing license to a ward enforcer. The appeal, filed by Chas L. Axine, challenges the conviction and the related charges before Justice Milton die Urner. Patrick M. Schialler represents Axine.
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Chrealt
Ty Alberk Chilson
Brinssiex
Morgan PL
Rankles
Knowle
Iiegally
Aishing Ucense
Alley
Harry
Milton Die Urner
Patrick M. Schiailer
Axiine
Coughlin Cleared to Continue Political Activity
In New York on September 16, officials reported Rev. Charles E B Coughlin is free to keep his political work moving ahead. He urged followers to stay behind his movement while Vatican authorities reportedly voiced mixed reactions to his calls and perceived attacks.
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Coughlin
New York
Minho
Midiagh
J. Gialagher
Dries
Thane
Charles EB. Cughlan
Vatican
Br Cousbiin
Sagician Math Event Sparks Amateur Rowdy Prize Fight
Fragmentary report notes an event described as a new form of amusement using aniline influences. It mentions attendees and their families, women wearing retinue pins and men tossing ees at each other for prizes, with a competitive setup and unclear context.
MYSTERIOUS GOK PACKA RPV AING STAND TIE 161
An observed incident in Watseka Illinois September details a mysterious event at a local facility. Officials referenced by the mayor discuss actions taken and the involvement of a Treas cant ee ithousee with several personnel. The piece notes a significant date tied to an anniversary and hints at communal reaction.
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Gok Packa
RPV
Treas Cant Ee Ithousee
Tate
Enile
Evden
Roosevelt visit in Des Moines prompts crowd as president appears
Dean Moines Des Moines Sept 2 President Roosevelt arrives for death conference with Governor and midwestern officials. Patrol chief John Hattery led 10,000 cheering on the street platform. Governor faniton expected later after a 2000 mile auto route from Topeka Kansas.
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Dean Moines
Topevedt
Des Moines
Deouth
Covernor Atcm
Landon
Oamtictals
Mid-Western
Mghaay Patrol
John Hattery
Chevemnor Faniton
Topeka
Kan
Smallest Corn Crop In Half Century Seen
Chicago AP reports private crop estimates for 1930 indicated a corn crop around 410,000,000 bushels, 29,000,000 below government figures and the smallest in over fifty years. Drought dragged prospects in August, with some northern gains offset by overall declines. estimates run about 56,000,000 below the month-ago average.
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Chicago
Thule
Drouth
Une
Market Faiths Tilt Toward Specialties In Trading Quiet
New York market opens with faith leaning to specialties as traders show restraint after recent declines. Grain futures rise while bonds mix. the pound appears steady with minor shifts as investors await further cues. Local note reports: Mr. and Mrs. Carper purchase Oregon hotel and trading stock on Maryland avenue from the late Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Mearhake. The Cloe family downsizes to a summer home, Highland Lodge, planning a move to an apartment in Providence next month.
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New York
Faith Tarcely
Muys Heiguts
Carper
Fo Cine
Unclear text with fragmented regional notice
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Chambersburg and Franklin County with a county legal action. No clear date, parties, or outcomes readable.
Untitled historical notice misspelled text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or bulletin with names and places jumbled. The readable pieces include references to Toa Oxia Bey CAPE Reva and a group or event named EUV with partners and patrons mentioned in a garbled sequence.
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Oxia
Bey
Plane sets new speed record in crossing ocean
American aviators Merrit and Richman piloting the Lady Peace achieved a projected record crossing from New York to Croydon, England. A fuel shortage forced a safe landing in Carmarthenshire Wales near Croydon air route.
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Sayetalet
Deak Phenedin
Camarthenshire
Southe Wales
Dia South Wales
New York
Foppang
Uistaforean Pilates
Smiley
Croydon
America
Die Heldnese
Hyleg
Richman
Crovton
England
Merrit
Riehman
Liaynenlyn
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Loch Wales
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London
Floyd Hehnett
Crooklyn
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Ireland
South Wales
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Ras Dhcre Thas
Merril
Brooklyn
Union Party Set for 40 State Presidential Fight
Chicago dispatch says the Union party, which entered the race months ago, may appear on ballots in up to 31 states. Survey shows William Lemke of North Dakota as presidential nominee and Thomas Orn for vice president, with limited state ballot access for the party.
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Chicago
Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
Ses
Thomas Orin
Betton Teagee
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