Accidents Mark Labor Day Holiday in Frederick Streets
Frederick streets heavy with traffic Sunday produced several minor wrecks on Clarke Place and South Market as Walter J. Pettit of Wheeling collided with William Hinton of Baltimore. Shields and other occupants were treated for injuries with investigations and hearings scheduled. A second crash on Mountville Road near Jefferson injured Robert Fawley with charges of reckless driving filed against both drivers. Labor Day observances closed offices and banks while manyFrederick residents enjoyed trips or a club program and a Labor Day dance at the Catoctin Country Club.
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Studebaker
William Hinton
Baltimore
Market Street
Clarke Place
Tances Shield
Frederick City
G. F. Pelitz
Tolbert
Crum
Pettit
Clinton
Topes Court
Mountville Road
Jefferson
Robert Fawley
A. T. Brice
Sherman Alvin Jones
Frederick
R. F
Ford
Jack F. Fawley
Stresson
Politz
Harzes
Perators
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Ava Aeeqnesa Hhings Diol
Catoctin
Two Youths Injured In Auto Crash Near Baltimore
Two youths were injured when a car collided with a vehicle driven by William A. Kenney of Baltimore five miles east of here. T. Morgan Donovan, 22, Baltimore, was the driver of the first car and Ward Boyle, 21, Emmitsburg, were taken to Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore for observation. Boyle had facial and head lacerations while Donovan possibly suffered a fractured vertebra. Evelyn Brendle, Baltimore, a passenger in the Donovan car, received slight lacerations.
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William A. Kenney
Baltimore
Here
T. Morgan
Donovan
Ward Boyle
Emmitsburg
Union Memorial Hospital
Boyle
Donovan Ams
Luther
Westminster
Baltimore ‘Hospital
Evelyn Brendle
Donovan Machine
Austria’s Leader Vows Independence Amid Tense Frontiers
In a statement echoed by Premier Dolladur and M. Paul-Boncour, Joseph Pf reaffirmed Austria’s resolve to safeguard independence. France stands ready to resist violence as Dolladur’s recent visit to fortifications on the German border is described as a fitting response to troubling attitudes affecting world peace.
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Thenauraen
Renm
Ign
Joseph PF
Austria
France
Dolladur
M. Paul-Boncour
Radio Program Schedule Highlights by Region
Daily network listing outlines September 4 programs across NBC WEAF WABC and affiliate regions with hourly lineups featuring The Whispering Banke Lucille Peterson and many ensembles. Notable entries include Henry King Orchestra Jack Denny Orchestra and Phil Regan with varied shows across East Midwest and West zones.
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Lucille Peterson
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Paul Wing
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Eastman ‘Grehe
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Jack Armatrong
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Jane Froman
Wade
George Sherban
Chain
Jack Denny
Buddy Wagner
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Wagner
Dine
Boake Carter
Taik — Hasie
McCarthy
West
Happy Bakere Trin
Sam—Kasie
Ambassadors Orches
Farmers picnic spurs Westminster area union drive
Throng of Maryland and Adams County farmers gathered at Meadow Branch grove near Westminster for a Farmers Union picnic with music by the North Carroll Orchestra and a talk by E. Kennedy of Kankakee Illinois on farm law gaps and cost of production. Organizers announced plans to form a Westminster local on September 6 at Meadow Branch school.
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Linwood
Maryland
Adams County
Farmers’ Union
Meadow Branch Grove
Westminster
North Carroll Orchestra
W. E. Roop
Charles. J. Bull
E. Kennedy
Kankakee
Illinois
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
NRA
AAA
Simpson
Tabor
The
Grange
O'Niel
Farm Bureau
Kennedy
Congress
Meadow Branch School
Farmers Invited to Meetings at Linwood Hall
Regular night for Local No. 1 in Linwood Hall invites all farmers and their families to attend one or both meetings.
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Linwood Hall
Roop reunion planned at Mead ow Branch Church
New Windsor mentions the annual Roop reunion set for September 3 at Mead ow Branch Church near Westminster. The item also lists local residents and visiting relatives from Union Bridge Baltimore Greensburg Emmitsburg Washington D C Reisterstown Westminster and Thurm ent among others with multiple family visits and weekend gatherings noted.
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New Windsor
Roop
Meadow Branch Church
Arlene Guyton
Clara Flora
Thurment
Edgar Stultz
Betty
Marian
Arlington
Paul Benedict
Miriam
Charlotte Guyton
Severn River
Warren Mansur
Greensburg
Breston Broom
Jenkins
Atre Tae
I. W. Bittner
Washington, D. C
Paul Buckey
Wmr
Alvin F. Jones
Richard and
Sibbey
Emmitsburg
C. P. Jones
Edward Little
Edward Westminster
Amos Fritz
Alverta Grown
Pumpkin Feast At The Fair With The Tinymites
The Tinymites help Duncy descend from a big pumpkin and recount a hot, crowded interior adventure. They plan a pumpkin feast with pie while Beauty and others cheer, as Scouty bounces on a bull at the fair and the diver guides events.
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Duncy
Airmail stamps trace early history and key issues
The article surveys early airpost stamps from Italy starting in 1917 and moves through notable issues including the first trans Atlantic stamp of 1918. It highlights limited print runs and high catalog values for scarce varieties such as the 24-centers with inverted centers issued May 13 1918.
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HY Quinton James
Italy
Fist “Airmayvr
Turin
Rome
First
Trans-Atlantic Air Post
Washington
New York
Return
Philadelphia
Washington Post Office
Seadge Cnitteros
Great Britain
Pig Producer Relief Plan Shown As Simple Direct Aid
Washington reports detail a government hog relief plan aimed at pig producers. Farmers would deliver qualifying pigs to dealers to receive federal premium prices, with processing costs funded by a one half cent per pound levy on live weight. Officials estimate hundreds of millions in benefits and higher open market hog prices, with the program starting October 1.
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Frank J. Weller
Associated Press
Washington
Sept
St. Louis
Tiearest
Nea
Wallace
Wallace Hag
Mit
Sam
Germany
Denmark
United States
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Frederick County
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Frederick County Products
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Frederick, Maryland
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