U S Ready to Land Marines as Cuba Crisis Deepens
United States prepares to land marines if rioting escalates in Cuba while 16 more warships join 30 vessels around the island. Orders also push a rapid response from observed units at Quantico and Brown Field as tensions rise and rumors of intervention spread.
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U.S
Cuba
Washington
United States
State Department
Quantico Va
Khakiclad
Brown Field
Body found on railroad tracks near Woodbine identified as unknown youth
Carroll county authorities sought to identify a young man about 20 found along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near the Woodbine tunnel. The badly mutilated body had no ID, no inquest was ordered, and officials expected to hold remains for several days while awaiting identification. A local man, Calvin Gartrel, reported seeing the body as it lay on the westbound track. Three trains pass Woodbine nightly, and the death is being treated as an accidental sleeping incident rather than foul play.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Woodbine
Carroll County
Baltimore
Calvin Gartrel
Clarence M Murray
Alry
Murray
Enforcement of Rail Act Probed By Transportation Official
Fastman Sava Companies told to refrain from union interference as Joseph B Enat, transportation coordinator, surveys rail managers about union protections under emergency act. Eastman says managements must keep hands off labor organizations.
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Washington
Joseph B Enatma
Todas
Ons Eastman
Merrow Crade at the harbor entrance in Havana Cuba
A fragment notes an incident at the harbor entrance in Havana Cuba with unclear details. The text mentions Merrow Crade at the entrance area near the ships and port facilities with no additional context or dates.
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Merrow Crade
Havana
Cuba
Court Dismisses Priority Claim In Estate Deposits Case
The Circuit Court dismissed Arie Winebrenner’s petition claiming priority for a $590 deposit in Central Trust as part of Reverdy Winebrenner’s estate. The court held the bank was not a fiduciary and the funds remained in the beneficiary’s control under court-approved withdrawal limits.
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Circuit Court
Hammond Urner
Arthur D Willard
Arie Winebrenner
Central Trust Company
Reverdy Winebrenner
Opiion
Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Ife
Orphans Court
Arle Winebrenner
Benefeiiny
West Company
Bing
Summer Returns Warmest Day In Nearly Two Weeks
Maximum Summer, sidetracked since August 27, returns to the main line. Temperatures ranged from a Wednesday night low of 60 to a maximum of 83 degrees. The day marked the warmest in nearly two weeks.
Frederick county 4-H dairy judging team wins state contest
Frederick county 4-H dairy judging team won the state contest at Timonium Fair defeating 12 counties. County Agent Henry Shoemaker announced the victory and Maurice Middleton topped individuals with 1360 points. State champions named include Maurice Ahalt Walter Rees Kent John Segrist Somerset R Nelson Phelps Baltimore Steve Close Harford counties.
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Frederick County
Cle Darcy
Timonium Fair
Henry HK
Maurice Schal Middleton
Maurice
Ahalt
Walter Rees
Kent County
John Segrist
Somerset County
R Nelson Phelps
Baltimore
Steve Close
Harford County
Weather Update on Florida Disturbance and Maryland Crop Loss
The weather man reports no movement in the southern disturbance, with generally fair and cooler today. The Florida tropical disturbance has remained nearly stationary and weakened, centered near northeast Georgia Thursday. A Maryland weather bureau survey puts total crop damage from the recent storm at over six million dollars, and estimates show 35 000 individuals named John Smith in the United States.
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Florida
Rai
Georgia
Weather Bureau
University of Maryland
Maryland
Frederick County shines at 4-H dairy judging and fair results
Frederick county exhibitors excel at the fair with cattle wins and prizes totaling hundreds. Team members George Stauffer Mehr Lert and Willard Hotter highlighted judging scenes with top placings in Guernsey Holstein and Ayrshire classes. Monetary awards ranged up to 1250 for senior Holstein champion and multiple $250 prizes across breeds.
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Netian Des Die
Dudard
Frederick
Montgomery County
Harford
Ceci
Somerset
Washington
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Holston
Jersey
George Stauffer
Mehr Lert Stauffer
Lert
Stauffer
Ahalf
Peon
Towson
Timonium
Willard Hotter
Frederick County
Maxine Rudy
Richard Bidie
Boy Scout Executive Board Meets To Plan Next Year
A meeting of the Boy Scouts of Reece executive board led by President Rey W C Royal and committee chair Hi rth will convene tonight at 7:30 in the State Armory. Plans for the coming year and fundraising were discussed, with Henry HR Coates and LAT Dag Ane OY GSukssec Wr Coan noting reduced operating budgets by one third due to overhead cuts. Coates said funds can be raised, the citizens’ committee reports satisfactory troop gains, and next year’s camping plan calls for each troop to build or obtain shelter for a council camp at the Boy Scout Reservation near Thurmont.
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Rey W C Royal
Hirth
Boy Scouts of Reece
Henry HR Coates
Hagerstown
Coan
Washington County
Coates
Citizens’ Committee
Bo Scou
Thurmont
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Carroll
Westminster
Miura
Stales
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Shel Ray Yokn
Fastman Sava Companies
Inswers
John Simmer
Bennett
Arie
Hio-Us
Summer
Montgomery IS Second
John Smiths
Hendrickson
New York
Perit
Marvel
Tina
Carty's
Allomort
Carty S
Carty
Cc.carty
Py Faries
BOY Scout Meeting
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Caner
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
N. Market ST
Market Sts
Frederick Cloak and Suit
America
Women’s New Pall Street and
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