Sykesville Eyes New Bank After Central Trust Closure
A community meeting discussed forming a new bank to fill the gap left by the Central Trust Co branch closure. About half the capital stock was subscribed, with plans to apply for a charter immediately after organization. The bank would operate temporarily in the Hood building and provide banking facilities for a town already hit by the closure.
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Perera UA
Bani
Central Trust Company
Howe
Central Trust
Trust Company
State Bank
Siens
Pew Bank
Dernport
Contral Trust Company
Sykesville National Bank
Prederick
Denk
Central ‘Trust Company
New Hood
Surplus Gold in U S Viewed as Non-Gov Action Issue
Washington reports the accumulation of gold in the United States nears five billion dollars, seen by the administration as a problem caused not by trade balance but by capital flight and loss of confidence in financial institutions. Officials reject claims of American hoarding and urge non-governmental remedies.
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Washington
Rept
United States
Police Fieldguarresson Becomes Local Clearing House
Officer Lestes Hollman gathers last articles during rounds near Beker Park this summer. Weasine apparel and worn garments, some with notable wear, are collected for disposal or sale. The notes mention a death Magi of 4400 les 2¢ Seat and a trade of dric-a-trac items to a Sart a aitister.
Major Doolittle Sets Transcontinental Speed Record
Major James H. Doolittle flew from Burbank California to Newark New Jersey in 11 hours 15 minutes then landed at Cleveland Ohio at 6 42 p m earning the Bendix trophy. His return flight averaged 218 miles an hour surpassing the 1930 mark and besting eight rivals for the prize.
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England
France
Miong
H.R. D. Waghorn
Cleveland
Burbank
Cal
Newark
N. J
Jimmy Doolittle
T. Doolittle
Deolittle
Newark Airport
N. Y
James H. Deolittle
Elst
Cat
Frank M. Hawks
Doollitie
Anniversary notes on 1917 mobilization and war events
Today marks the anniversary of the first contingents for the National Army reaching cantons. A levy of 1.06 billion dollars for war profits was adopted by the Senate. In military moves the Germans advanced past Riga while Russians retreated eastward, and Italians captured a Turkish post on the Cars Plateau area.
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Senate
Riga
Fortheast
Livonian
Seeevold
Lemberg
Detestbrard
Carsa
Castagnesizea
Von Gronau Completes Second Fight Over Atlantic Flight
Von Gronau completes a maritime air clash with Caplan and three mates in a pilot route over northern skies. The event marks a first scientific air span between Germany and Chicago, highlighting a notable Atlantic voyage historic in wartime aviation.
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Caplan Woilrang
Gronau
Germany
Chicaz
Cme
von Gronau
Tomas
Jobless relief plans outlined by Hoover allies
Six states pledge to care for unemployed with state funds while President Hoover considers a national relief approach. Governor Buck of Delaware and peers in California Michigan Connecticut and New York back regional relief, with Roosevelt not yet sending a confirming letter. Hoover arrives at Camp Rapidan for a brief White House retreat, hosting Lamont Benson and Capt. Boone for the weekend.
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Amercan Fede
Green
Hoover
Buck
Delaware
California
Michigan
Tiesels
Connecticut
New York
Preaiden
White House
Roosevelt
Isover
Luray
Rapidan
Washington
Lamont
George Benson
Minneapolis Journal
Wheat Sold to China to Feed Yangtze Flood Victims
Washington reports the Farm Board sold China 15,000,000 bushels of wheat to feed flood victims along the Yangtze. Delivery expected in late September with shipments partly as flour. China will pay in 1934 1935 and 1936 at market prices plus 4 percent interest.
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Washington
Farm Board
China
Hoover
Yangtze River
Carl Williams
Brazil
Put &d
Stone
Special Session Called as Grand Jury Probes Agency
In Baltimore on September 4 the grand jury moved to convene a special session after failing to wind up its probe into the Broening administration. Three witnesses appeared, two refusing immunity waivers, as the body sought to extend itself to continue negating alleged mismanagement during the state administration. Lightning weather reports from Pennsylvania mention practical hail and wind events observed in Hamburg and surrounding areas.
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Baltimore
Grand Jury
X Spec
Ingurt
Grand Jurt
Iitself
Ristenocomtersacions
Unclear OCR fragment references Sir Hubert Wikins
Fragmentary text mentions a Sir Hubert Wikins and a wireless communication event with a boat and board carried items. Details are unreadable and names largely uncertain.
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Nastilex
Sesape Agency
sSa
Huber
Wikins
Teormegical
Local memorial marks solemn unieling ceremony
A crowd gathered for a memory event as a monument was unveiled amid tribute to fallen soldiers. Officials present included community leaders and veterans groups honoring the service and sacrifice of those named in the ceremony.
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Renta
Ted Abo
Woodcock bans drinking by federal prohibition agents
Washington Sept 4 Federal prohibition agents were forbidden to drink intoxicants to obtain evidence Director Woodcock of the prohib ition bureau said the older method of direct action is preferable to observation or liquor purchases He plans to sail from New York for Miami to continue inspections of the South completing his circuit of every state in the year in office The letter was released from Salisbury Md by telephone orders.
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Washington
Woodcock
Prohib
Tee Buread
Ciry Army
Woodsock
New York
Miami
Fla
South
Union
Salisbury
Guimet Edges Howell, Faces Westland in US Amateur Final
Veteran Francis Guimet, back near his peak, defeated Virginia’s Billy Howell and will duel Chicago favorite Jack Westland in the US Amateur golf final at Beverly Court Club. Westland rallied to beat Morris J. McCarthy Jr. 3 and 2 on the 34th hole, with a clutch 200-foot birdie finish by Guimet lighting the crowd of about 3,000 spectators.
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Beverly Court Club
Chicago
Francis Guimet
Virginia
Billy Howell
Jack Westland
United States
Richmond
Ouse
Westland
Morris J. McCarthy, Jr
New York
Welcome Back Surprise Party For Woodstoro Pastor
A Woodstoro Lutheran Sunday School group hosted a welcome back surprise for Rev and Mrs J who returned from a month long trip through New England and Lake W. LA UKES. About 100 attendees included Mr and Mrs P A Richardson and Rev and Mrs F A Rosenbeit, pastor of the Refermad Woodsboro. Charis S attended, with selections by Geniemen and Diendes praised by attendees.
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Woodstoro
Anniversary of compulsion decree affects school age
The piece notes the anniversary of a decree making 12men very ebecaGen compulsory and reports vacancies at a preeminence school. It cites numbers about children between 8 and 16 years old, raising concerns over enforcement and new admergic parents. It references a large figure, about 7,000,000, and mentions ongoing studies on ages and recruitment.
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Senieg
Mweinaw Mascew
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Jasper National Park
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Hehtune
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Boy Wonder
Wiam M. Marston
Stickler
Miendacce
Wresec
Carty’s
Carty
C.c.carty
Patrick East
Frederick, MD
Hendrickson
Man
Phoenix
Stevens
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