Cleveland Heights pilot survives South Mountain plane crash
Jack Oettinger a 24 year old Cleveland Heights, Ohio pilot, escaped serious harm when his cabin monoplane crashed in fog on South Mountain near Smithsburg. Rescued by the Smithsburg Volunteer Fire Department, he walked away with a possible rib injury and a banged nose, planning to seek medical care.
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Jack Oettinger
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
South Mountain
Smithsburg
Oettinger
News-Post
Wilson
N.C
Washington
Cleveland
Buckstown
Thagerstown
Ohioan
Ray Kline
Clyde Naylor
Kline
Naylor
Meldas
Charles Harbaugh
Ben Smith
Emmett Smith
Guy Smith
Raymond Smith
Rich Ferguson
Richard Martin
Irving Kendall
Howard Kendall
Muntion Kelbaugt Kline
Taeing
Martin
Black Rock
Shous
Kent
Osttinger
Pilot
LeRoy Renner
Mt. Lena
Jack Oetlinger
Roy Kline
Oellinger
Pilot injured in mountain crash near Beaver Creek
Oottinger, son of Edgar Oetlinger of Cleveland, said engine trouble caused the crash as he attempted a mountain pass with insufficient ceiling. He praised volunteer firemen, spoke of starting a new aviation career, and noted the crash near Mrs. Bessie Ridenour’s Beaver Creek home, with responders and searchers scouring the mountain.
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Oottinger
Edgar Oetlinger
Cleveland
Yerap Tren
Bessie Ridenour
Beaver Creek
Charles Hartle
Smithsbur
Suit For $1,000 Filed After Auto Accident
A suit for $1,000 arising from a car collision was filed Tuesday in court by Preston By Lous, through Elmer E. Long, against Toy Do Hahn. Long alleges on an August morning between 6 and 7 am he traveled west on Seventh Street toward Yellow Springs and, near a private lane half a mile from Frederick, saw Hahn's large truck backing onto the main highway without warning. The truck struck the rear of Long’s auto after he braked, causing damage. Long was cut and injured. Attorney Francis Perrott represents the complainant.
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Preston
Lous
Elmer E. Long
Toy Do Hahn
Yellow Springs
Long
Nike
Frederick
Francis Perrott
Luther League Head Elected at Maryland Convention
The sixteenth annual Luther League of Maryland convention concluded in Frederick with new officers installed. James Harold Hooper presided as president. Freder William Schmitt became vice president. Ruth Washington elected corresponding secretary. other posts filled by Maryl and delegates from Baltimore to Hagerstown. Marsland Synod district presidents join executive committee. attendance reached 622 delegates, largest in league history. The 1949 Maryland gathering at Christ Lutheran in Baltimore marked the next year’s Frederick location.
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Luther League of Maryland
A . James Campsch Kinard
Newberry Collene
James Harold Hooper
Cdericl
Freder- William Schmitt
Baltimore
Ruth Washinton
Marike
Nes Taylan
Pran- Abodl
Middletown
Intermediye
Edna Werner
Balti Educational
Millie
D. Kay Stoner
Waynesharo
Marsland Synod
Mountain District
Charcharf
Cumberhind
Western District
Robertilae
Hoperstown
Middle District
France
Alcatt
Sliddletown
Act of
Eleanor Decke
Maltimy
Washington
Irict
Louis FE
Hoover
Washingtont
Roland W. Renkel
Fred DP. Ensler
Hagerstown
Frederick
R. Paul J. Gleichman
Marsioned State League
Chr Lutheran Share
Battimore
Oysters Seen Likely to Improve Through Season in Maryland
Amos Creighton of the State Conservation Department predicts Maryland oysters will steadily improve as the season progresses. He notes conditions vary by area, with some beds already good and others still improving. Creighton plans surveys by boat to assess reef conditions and upcoming openings.
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Baltimore
Amos Creighton
State Conservation Department
Patrol Feet
Reison
Toners
Elape
Windsors Leave Castle End Honeymoon in Austria
Duke and Duchess depart Was sorlemburg Castle for a long train journey toward Budapest and Vienna then motor to Borsodivanka Castle to visit hosts Mr and Mrs Charles E Bedaux of New York. Officials seal area around Borsodivanka as aristocrats gather for future plans unknown.
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Noetsch
Austria
Villach
Wassorlemburg Castle
England
Vienna
Budapest
Borsodivanka Castle
Charles E. Bedaux
New York City
Chateau de Cande
France
Windsors
Wasserkconburg
Czechoslovakia
Pfindberg Castle
Syrian Alps
AT FIRE SCHOOL College Park fire course opens to volunteers
About 123 men registered today for the annual short course in fire fighting held at the University of Maryland for volunteer fire fighters.
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Fire School
Japanese Bombard Shanghai Defenders Stand Fast
Shanghai reports say Japanese batteries pounded Chinese lines with heavy land and naval guns but failed to break the inland defense in the Shanghai sector. American officials in Washington stressed that warnings for Americans to flee danger zones do not abandon rights, and consulates at Amoy and Foochow were ordered closed as evacuation proceeds.
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Shanghai
American Chamber of Commerce of
Roosevelt
United States
China
State Department
Washington
Yangtzepoo District
Cordell Hull
American Chamber of Commerce
Amoy
Foochow
South China
Decorates Blue And Grey Soldier Graves In Madison
Madison Wis Sept 7 The Grand Army of the Republic decorated graves of Union and Confederate soldiers and held a secret vote on joining surviving soldiers in a Blue Grey reunion at Gettysburg Pa next year The G A R will decide behind locked doors tomorrow whether to accept the invitation Secretary Catherine Flood said Muncie Ind has fewer dogs than any other city in the United States according to population.
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Madison
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Catherine Flood
Muncie
Ind
United States
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