Inhalator Rescues Man From Gas Inhalation Attempt
Robert E Hahn, 23, was found unconscious in a garage after attempting to kill himself by inhaling automobile exhaust. News-Post employee Louis N Cole alerted police, and firemen with inhalator and CPR revived him. He regained consciousness and was taken to Frederick City Hospital, where doctors reported he was out of danger. The motive remains undetermined and Hahn’s wife said he had been in good health and spirits.
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Fremen
Citizens Iuen Company
Hahn
Frederick City
Tater
Chapel Alley
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Louis N Cole
News-Post
Ife
Cole
Police
Fred Straley
Frank Dorsey
Foun Hahn
Alton Shafi
Robert Hiltner
AL Ducant Ottoi
B O Thomas
East Fourth Street
Buyers Scramble For Stocks See Broad Market Lifts
New York stock market opened with broad buying pushing many issues up one to three points to new year highs. Strong demand, short covering, and bullish activity supported gains as traders eyed fall and winter business prospects and improved bond and currency markets.
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New York
Hugh
Ty Areditton
Crago
Joan Dsistin
Labor Moves To Halt Italian Aims At Geneva Crisis
Geneva talks stall as Italy and Ethiopia stand firm. Britain, Mussolini risk broader war. labor unions plan possible boycott actions independent of league sanctions. Prime Minister Baldwin convenes war cabinet to weigh Britain’s defense and possible outlawing of Ethiopia. Emperor Haile Selassie seeks papal mediation while U S officials press oil concession limits in Ethiopia. Bennett property sale completes in Uns.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Traly
Elmope
Hasis
Ethiopia
Italy
International Federation of Trades Unions
Mussolini
Europe
Tis
London
Stanley Baldwin
League
France
Britain
Viscount Halifax
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
Admiralty
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Air
Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
John Simon
Home Secretary
Optimian
Pesta
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Pius
League of National One
Geneve
M Aly
Cordell Hull
Washington
Standard+ Vacuum Oil Company
Hull
Cornelius van B Bngert
U S
Roosevelt
America
Tallure
Cheneva
Maryland Racked by Windstorm After Extended Rain
A Maryland windstorm comes as 26 buildings suffer damage over 12 days of rain. Officials note near five inches of moisture in the county while wind speeds cause structural harm and prompt assessments across sections.
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Maryland
Monocacy Rising Slower Amid Extended Rain
Flood risk remains low as the Monocacy River rises gradually and nearby streams show higher levels after three and a half days of persistent rain. Farmers welcome ground moisture while roads stay usable and school attendance remains strong despite muddy country lanes.
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Frederick County
Iba
Frederick
Heinze
Ballenger Creek
Israel Creek
Thomas Anderson
Torrential rain devastates Maryland counties and crops
A severe storm lashed Prince Georges Calvert Anne Arundel and Queen Annes counties causing wrecked buildings and injuries. Two men were hurt by falling timbers while crops especially tobacco and tomatoes suffered heavy losses in St Mary's and Easton areas. Roads flooded with Easton reporting 6.75 inches in 24 hours and many children missed school as Oxford and St Michaels also felt the downpour.
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Maryland
Prince Georges
Calvert
Anne Arundel
Marland
Chesapeake Bay
Queen Annes County
Queen Anne's
Harry Plummer
Jewell
Anne Arundel County
Roosevelt Contee
Plummer
Easton
Oxford
St. Michael's
St Marys County
WPA Projects Approved in Six Maryland Counties
Six Maryland counties received approved WPA work relief projects totaling 324000 dollars to fund 466 jobs for a year. Projects include Washington county gains for painting homes in Hagerstown and Allegany county paving and rail removal, with Washington announcing the federal allotment of 3428000 dollars to initiate Maryland’s works program.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Francis H .Dryden
Work Progress
Dryden
Washington
WPA
Washington County
Hagerstown
Allegany County
Cumberland
Sebeeube Na Bgwl
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Lee Granted Divorce in Rockville
Final decree of absolute divorce handed down to Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Lee in Rockville by Judge Charles W. Womwtward. Major Lee did not contest desertion. custody of three children given to Mrs Lee. Married in April 1814 at Trinity Church Upper Marlboro. separated since 1979.
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Rockville
Elizabeth Wilson Lee
Brooke Lee
Lee Maryland House of Delegates
Democratic Party
Montgomery County
Charles W
Major
Mrs Lee
Upper Marlboro
Trinity Church
Broad Run School Strikes Continue Amid Bus Plan Shift
On day two at Broad Run School six miles southwest of Middletown, about a dozen pupils attended after the building remained closed following a strike. Parents formed a delegation to push for a teacher, while some pupils rode buses to Middletown High School, signaling a possible shift to consolidation and continued bus transport for objecting families.
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Broad Run
Middletown
Board of Education
Harry Sowers
Kevney Huffer
Broad Run Én Ead Aliet Parens Tuy Buani
Raucativit Gutiaidee
Pups
Broad Rule
Uas Atthe
Middletown High School
Sho
Esterday
Marcha Ahalt
Broad Run School
Bis
Rocksite Seeks State Aid for Rockville Infrastructure Plan
Rocksite mayor and council submit projects to Dryden State Works Administrator to fund Perry and Mite streets extensions and sewage plant repairs. If approved by federal officials, about 33 men will be employed and local town will contribute 5546 toward the program costs.
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Rockville
Francy H Dryden
Rocksite
Perry
East Rockvac
Packs de
Stephen Cromwell
Directa
Montxumers
Kore Aibiuuth
End of Week Reminder for Atlantic Forts in Philadelphia
Mise Ruth Trout on West Fifth Street in Philadelphia and Nacantoge Papar provide an end of the week reminder noting Atlantic forts and related matters.
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Mise Ruth Trout
West Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Hurricane Death Toll Estimates Plunge Across Florida Keys
Relief officials estimate the Florida Keys hurricane death toll at 200 to 1000 with some forecasts reaching 1400. Governor Scholltz and aides survey devastated areas while rescue workers move bodies and aid to scattered survivors.
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Miami
Fla
Sept
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Florida Keys
Cnhwor
Monty
Tase Sheltz
Weather Today Report for September 1954
Readings show 24 hour precipitation at 0.181 inches with September to date at 0.386 inches and normal 0.225 inches. September 1954 actual 1.064 inches. deficiency since 1934 stands at 0.541 inches. Yesterday's high 72, low 41. today sunset 6:39 p.m., sunrise 3:42 a.m. Moon events listed. conditions show Monocacy muddy and cloudy.
Passengers Rescued From Liner Grounded on Reef
Rescue operations off Florida continued as 220 aboard the liner were accounted for after it ran aground on a treacherous reef in the Florida Keys. The Dixie, under Captain Sundstrom, ferried 54 passengers to the Saukee with two motorboats, while crews continued transfers.
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DIXIE
Doue
French Reef
Florida
Norehan
Miami
Pla
Fiore Ida Keys
Bow Sundstrom
Wariier
Sundritom Allegtme
Asd
Mirgan
New York
Metesages
Dixie Division
Coast Guard
Jacksonville
Saukee
Warbler Rag Comet
136 Passengers Rescued After Liners Collide Off Portugal
The Cunard White Star liner Doric, carrying 16484 tons, was damaged after a collision with the French freighter Pormigny about 70 miles off Portugal. The Orion and the Viceroy of India assisted by rescuing 736 passengers. No injuries reported as rescue proceeded calmly.
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Cunard
White Star
Portugal
London
Dorie
Cunard-White Star Line
Pore
Portegal
Orion
Orient Line
Viceroy of India
Reuters
Lisbon
London-Booteg Lane
Mediterranean
Itoo
Great Britain
Pormigny
Dunkirk
Pranes
Oran & Seaport
Northwastant
Algeria
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Robert E Hahn
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WAR Cabinet” OF
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St Johns Catholic Church
Cleveland
Lieut Williams
Langley Piela
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Dick Schell
Schell
Engahant
Page Five
James Crist West Fifth Strvet
Norristoun
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St. Mary's
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Allegany
Uf Jedge Woodward
St.tersburg
Boca Grande
T Prace
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Largo Plantation
Key West
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Plana
Frederick Petz
Misa Helen Pearson
Frederick Mari Chapl
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Federation
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Merryland Tract
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Collis
Malin Fair Airmen
Aliee Bell
Lksvile
Adamstown Club
Wills Derr
EC NteDes
Pleasant Club
Joon Umpergzer
Frederik
Urbana
Club
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Mere Elmer Smith
Woodsboro
Woodsborn Ca
Rockville Work Proprials
Treasury
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Snake Creek
Brake Creek
Caterumbe Keya
Bholtz
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Florida Rescue Corps
J Hardin Peterson
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Harry
Vela
Peterson
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Red Cross
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Pearl
Justice M G Urner Jr
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