Calves win prizes at Timonium Fair amid tragedy
Charles R. Shafer, 16, of Middletown won two Holstein and Ayrshire prizes at the Timonium Fair before dying Wednesday from a cold complication. His awards included first and second prizes totaling $21, while other Frederick County 4-H members also earned cash in the judging contests. The Frederick dairy cattle team led by Shafer and teammates Ahalt and Stauffer posted strong scores, earning a spot on the state team for the national contest next year.
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Pee Oak
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Vise Calved
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Clase
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Shafer
Eactter
Hoc
Holstein
Ayrahut Clanes
Frederick County
Helfer
Morris Ahat
Charles Shafer
Merri] Ifert
Louis Analt
Charles Shafter
Ayrshire
Heila
Maxine Rudy
Charlotte Rudy
Orpha
Daniel Poole
Jefferson
Poland
Shoemaker
Frederick
Bone Ria
Aubrey Walters
Montgomery
William Haysel
Allegany
Merle Myers
Carroll
Stauffer
Ahalt
Merhie Tfert
Charles Hoxé
Disorder in Cuba Emphasizes United Front as Unrest Spreads
Havana reports a government push for national unity amid growing disturbances across Cuba. Rumors of President Menism resigning were denied. tensions rose as attacks damaged homes of military and civilian figures while a series of unverified protests and rocky leadership disputes surfaced across the island.
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Cuba
Carls Menism
Ofce
Austin Acomaty
Mendiera
Pubencio Balieta
Ship Grounded By Sands Of Brick House Bar
A 4,782-ton ship with no cargo ran aground off Brick House Bar as fog shrouded the harbor. About thirty-nine people were aboard when the vessel stuck near high sands, delaying refloating efforts through Tuesday morning. Shipping men cite tidal and depth issues near Kent Land as factors in the grounding.
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Warese
King as arms salesman before Senate committee hearing
Washington witnesses portrayed King George as a rival armaments salesman amid a rapid-fire hearing on global arms sales. The panel reviewed England’s 1932 intervention to halt a Polish gun sale, Navy role in using arms as policy leverage, and ties between the Driggs firm, the American Armament Corp, and foreign governments including Japan and Colombia.
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Driggs Company
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Republican
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United States Navy
Lieutenant-Commanine Kennet Strand
Cine
Colombia
American Armament Corporation of
Strong
Sen. Bone
Basil Zaharoff
American Armament Corporation
Lockheed
Long's Troops in New Orleans Seize City Power
Amid turmoil in New Orleans on September 7, Wilty PL Long declared himself dictator and deployed about 2000 National Guardsmen to enforce orders. Troops flooded stations and temporary camps rose in warehouses as armed veterans and youths mobilized, while local officials and police attempted to maintain order.
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Organized Labor Backing Strike Renews Textile Labor War
Washington reports organized labor orders a general mobilization behind a rising textile strike as a presidential mediation board seeks to restore peace. William Green, AFL president, denounces violence at Honea Path and blames armed workers for bloodshed. Mills face renewed closure threats as talks continue with workers and strike leaders including Franc J. Gorman and George A. Colvin Textile Institute head presenting positions.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
108 International
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Honea Path
S.C
Green
American Federation of Lapar
Francs J. Gorman
George A
Colvin Textile Institute
Liberty League aims to defend rights amid new deal doubts
The Liberty League pledges to protect human rights and property amid unemployment concerns. It criticizes current policies, urges practical aid for unemployed men and women, and cautions against overreach while urging careful reform and quick deeds.
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Liberty League
TO Protect Human Rights
Amer
Teague
Supmarh
Remark on Pacific War Air Threats at Puget Sound
A historian cites a wartime newspaper remark forecasting Japanese planes targeting the Great Civvie route and threatening Puget Sound cities, illustrating civilian fear during the Pacific War era.
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West Cay
Puget Sound
Britain Plans Inquiry for Arms Imbalance
London reports a planned inquiry into arms and defense issues. Political sources say Labour and Conservative factions may unite on the demand. Parliament reconvenes in October and action is likely deferred until then.
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Britain
London
Sep
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Court News Marriage Licenses Noah E F Kefauver Jr and Margaret Hauver
Middletown residents Noah E F Kefauver Jr aged 23 and Margaret Laurenda Hauver aged 24 secured marriage licenses in court records. Both are listed as residents of Middletown.
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Noah Ef, Kefauver, Jr
Margaret Laurenda Hauver
Middletown
Upton Sinclair Aide Frames Nomination For Governor
Fragmentary note references Upton Sinclair related to a governor nomination. Mentions an aide, a frame, and a political context with unclear phrases about wages and executive choices. Source is highly damaged with multiple garbled terms and potential names not fully readable.
Renovation Completes Modernization of City Building
The building has been renovated to a modern standard with a remodeled fret floor serving as reception hall display room private family room and sanitary preparation area. The second floor now houses an apartment with separate Market and Fourth Street entrances. Spalding reports 6000 tons of blossoms sent during the season.
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