30 Per Cent Of Normal Tomato Yield In Frederick County
The tomato canning season in Frederick County is at a low ebb, with yields about 30 percent of normal due to drought. Ray K R Taylor’s Thurmont plant reports acres down from 600 to about 260 good acres, with employment dropping from 250 300 to around 63. Some areas may still salvage crop if rain arrives before maturity. The Emmitsburg plant has halted operations for two years, and Taneytown sees similarly small yields while beans fare only about half normal.
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Frederick
Ttia
Frederick County
Harmony Grove
Tourmont
Ray KR. Taylor Canning Factory
Thurmont
California
Taylor Establishment
Cata
Lodres
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Sails
London Fire Devastates Wapping Homes at Cost of 5 Million
A massive blaze in London engulfed a section of Wapping yesterday causing damage estimated at 5.08 million pounds. About 2,000 residents were evacuated from their homes as crews battled the flames through the night.
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London
Sears
Wapping
Erst and District
Zatcage Essica
Traffic light to guard Frederick’s accident corner at Church and Bentz
At the West Church and Beaty streets intersection once known as Frederick’s accident corner a traffic light will be installed. The signals will use alternate stop go timing with the city’s standard lights and tests are planned before final timing. The corner has seen frequent crashes though no fatality to date.
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Beaty Streets
Fap
Culler
Church
Bentz
Church Street
United Brethren hold 141st Pennsylvania conference in Red Lion
Preparations are underway for the 141st annual session of the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren in Christ. The four day meeting starts September 30 in the new Red Lion church with Bishop G D Batdorf presiding and Rev Dr Charles E Pultz supervising.
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Prederick and
Pennsylvania
Red Lion
United Brethren
Susquehanna River
Maryland
Washington, D. C
G. D. Batdorf
Harrisvarson
Charles E. Pultz
Centennial Memorial United
Brethren Church
George W. Strine
Strine
Red Isom
Frederick County
B. P. Blabaugh
Myersville
Mamnisterial Association
Myersvile
Mr. Blabaugh
Frederick
Miller Cassell
John W. Eldridge
Chais Rowe
Pedestrian Sues Over May Collision in Baltimore Court
A pedestrian sues for 3500 in Baltimore City Court claiming Miss Hate C Windsor failed to exercise due care in a May 20 collision at Edmondson and Poplar Grove between a middle aged woman and two high school students. Charles E Moylan of Frederick County represents the plaintiff as attorney.
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Baltimore
Edmondsn Svenut
Poplar Grove Street
Hate C. Windsor
Charles E. Moylan
Predenck County
New Inter Divent Judge Draws Fuss for September Duty
This morning Judge Newman drew the name Audrey M. Fuss to fill the September duty from Eacmitebury Ciera, replacing De E Cailatesee rercber.
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Newman
Audrey M. Fuss
de E Cailatesee Rercber
Eacmitebury Ciera
Veterans of Foreign Wars Demand Day Law's Repeal
After hours of debate the List national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement laws. The New York delegation introduced the resolution. the motion to table failed 872 to 637. Ada E. Harrison of New York City was elected national president of the ladies auxiliary. A cable from London reports the death of Mrs Mary A. Sharpe, 82, mother of Edward H. Sharpe, at Woodford England. The Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks elected Taylor Morrison of Cumberland president for 1931.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York
Ada E. Harrison
New York City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bessie Hanken
Revere
Mass
England
Edward H. Sharpe
Malter Avenue
Mary A. Sharpe
Woodford
London
Sharpe
Frederick
Eth Thomas
Elks
Ocean City
Taylor Morrison
Cumberland
Maryland, Delaware
District of Columbia
Empty Stocking Club appeals for Christmas aid in Frederick
The Empty Stocking Club led by president Ida V. Markey asks for contributions to fund a Christmas treat for Frederick’s poor children. Volunteers assisting include Mrs. William Schmid, Mrs. Wills Fisher, Mrs. Worthington Stasey, Mrs. H. D. Raddit, Miss Emanual Houck, Miss Rost Basser, Miss Mary Normaxie, Miss Bace Bioch, and Miss Ace Kolb.
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Wich
Ida V. Markey
Cls
Frederick
Wiliam Schmid
Wills Fisher
Worthington Stasey
H. D. Raddit
Emanor Houck
Rost Basser
Mary Normaxie
Bace
Bioch
Ace Kolb
Frederick Man Granted Patent Washington Sext 5 AP
Amorg patent granted. Davis to week to Marslanders were thee to Barmaond A Tarlet of Predenck submarine wreck indicator and communicating device. one-half interest assigned to Andris S Herring of Frederick Zecin B Huntington Annapolis and Seial Bast.
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Frederick Man
Amorg Jpatent
Davis
Andris
Frederick
Zecin B. Hantington
Annepolis
Anc
Seial Bast
Venezuelan Exiles Press Gomez Atrocities in Washington Talk
Venezuelan exiles and supporters urge U S action over General Gomez's regime. Miguel Delgado Chalbaud recounts 14 years in prison 75 pound leg irons and brutal hunger while his brother Ramon defied Gomez and was killed. They seek amnesty free elections and moral pressure from U S officials and Congress.
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the Liberation of Venerutia
New York
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Ramon Delgado Chaivaud
Venezuela
Ta Ke
Gomez
Europe
Ramon Delgado
Miguel Delegado
Mar
Polce
Ramon
Congress
Juan Bautista Perez
Ransdell
Louisiana
James E. Welch
Shrevepom
Wells
Gasque
South Carolna
Per Capita Day Cost In State Revealed In Report
Washington Sept 5 The per capita cost of federal prohibition enforcement was reported at about six cents in a financial summary from the prohibition bureau. The twelve administrations show Montana and Alaska highest at 11 cents, while Wyoming Colorado Arizona and New Mexico follow with ten cents and Puerto Rico listed.
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Prohibition Bureau
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Montana
Alaska
Wyoming
Coloreda
Arizona
New Mexico
Unclear OCR Record of Legal and Financial References
Fragmentary OCR notes mention fines around 39 thousand, a 624 dollar amount, and unnamed individuals. The garbled text references Frederick, TJ Lewis, Rone, Squer, and Jona. The passage lacks coherent events or dates.
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Frederick
Ity Keta
TJ Lewis
Four Arrested Here on Larceny Charges
Four county men Andrews Stevens Harry Huffer Ben jam Turner and Ernest Ambrose from near Brunswick and Knoxville were arrested this week by Deputies Verner Redmond and Morgan Runcks and turned over to Washington county police. They range in age from 18 to 40 and were charged by Mrs. Kelly of Hagerstown with stealing a fur coat silver knives and forks three vases window curtains and wearing apparel from her home last June. Deputies identified the locals as suspects earlier and arrested them to await a hearing. They are jailed awaiting trial.
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Iarceny
Andrews Stevens
Harry Huffer
Benjam Turner
Ernest Ambrose
Bruswick
Knoxtille
Verner Redmond
Morgan Runkkts
Washington County
Quartette
Agra
Kelly
Redmond
Run~ Kies
Bodies Burned To Solve Sanitation Problems At Once
Reports from San Domingo city describe a Caribbean hurricane disaster with 1,000 killed and 2,500 injured. Thousands left homeless as 4,700 homes were destroyed and 200 damaged. Red Cross and government relief efforts struggle to meet the need while outside aid is requested.
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Sec
CAP
Antonio Silva
Red
Rosy Offeral
San Domingo
Porto Rico
Republic
Destruction in Santo Domingo After Devastating Storm
Report from Santo Domingo dated Sept 5 describes only 4 million structures standing from 10 000 remaining after a hurricane. Estimates place deaths at about 1000 and 5600 injured with mass burials begun due to sanitation limits. Ships carry medicine and food while planes fly relief missions as Haiti reports normal conditions elsewhere.
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Spain
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San Sebastian
Aares
Eene M. Lepervanche
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Associated Prone
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
National Congress
Curtis
Port Au Prince
Marine Corps
James Davis
Ford
Cutts
Haiti
Self Admitted Slayer of 22 Hanged Today
In Leavenworth Kansas Carl Panzran is hanged for the murder of 22 people. The condemned man, who confessed, walked to the gallows with two chaplains present. The execution followed a long legal process as a crowd gathered to witness the event.
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Carl Panzran
AP Desareg Sayer
Ged
Federal
Surder
W. G. Warnks
Nanan Isundis Fomeman
Panzan Fas
Ganows
Panwan
Bank Receiver Accounts Short Revealed in Court
Public court records show a shortage of 429 000 dollars in the accounts of Lieutenant Governor T B Butler acting as receiver of the bankrupt ship's funds. Butler was appointed receiver after the bank failure and later resigned amid the audit findings.
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T. B. Butler
Bischstrarg
Butler
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