McNulty Heads State Legion After Baltimore Meet
McNulty elected head of the Maryland State Legion at Baltimore with Arthur L. McQuaid as adjutant. Six Maryland commanders named including Francis Lawrence Fuller and J. Manrot Maplatsy Hasty. Resolutions urge anti lynching legislation. Dorchester Post Drum and Bugle Corps won the championship bugle prize with Burnham named outstanding drum major.
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Bnore
John F
McNuty
Mary
Land
Francis Lawrence L. Fuller Barnard
Cumberland
Thomas F
W. W. Gavin
Yrne
Dante
J. Manrot Maplatsy
Hasty
Torian
Silex
E. Etery
Clarence E. Cols
McNulty Sureeada Caesar Aiello
Hyattsville
Bess
Legion
Drum and Bug
Dorchester Post
Cambridge
Baltilmore
Francis Scott Key
Frerick
Darcy ¥. Burnham
Cutfit
Ocean City
Nazis confirm steadfast brown and black shirt forces in rally
Adolf Hitler told the Nazi party congress in Nurnberg that the brown shirt stormtroopers and the black shirt Schutzstaffel will stay, as cheering crowds and 12,000 SS elites gathered. The Duke University library acquired a rare collection of Chinese books from White Plains, New York.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Schutzstaffie
Adolf Hitler
Duke University
White Plains
N.Y. Man
American Tragedy Obliges Church Worker Trial
Fragmentary text hints at a church worker tragedy involving Freda McKiv and an incident at a church setting. The readable portions name the individuals and imply a solemn event or trial context. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible segments.
Daily Lesson In English Say FE Weather
A brief English exercise notes how to pronounce and use the phrase FE weather and related drift in daily language practice. The lesson emphasizes standard usage and clear phrasing for learners.
Police Court Hears Large Batch of Weekend Cases
A busy weekend leads to many Police Court hearings with many defendants to be tried tonight. Walter Wills faces disorderly conduct with $5 collateral. John White charged with indecent exposure with $20 collateral. Oscar Brightwell and George Washington charged with drunkenness with $2.50 and $2.59 collateral respectively. Dick Potts, a known offender, faces a charge of cursing on the streets released on own recognizance. Mrs. Lee Sewell and Mrs. Josephine Smith receive severe reprimands for alleged vandalism in the park. Numerous others were reprimanded or held for further action as magistrates warn against property damage and disorder in public spaces.
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Walter Wills
Ben Phesus
John White
Fred Straley
Oscar Brightwell
Phebus
George Washington
Lawrence Fagan
Dick” Potts
Allen Digiton
Lee Sewell
Jozephine Smith
Hoth
Bartegis
Sherman Ce
Polce Court
Otter
W Amos Brown
Ties Brown
James Porey
Neiobcott
Raymond Foland
Bud Streams
John Warren
Smith Smith
LeRoy Thomas
Chic Bartels
Edward Deems
Patsy Minasel
CCC
Deems
Minassi
Omcer Fagan
Manzmmit
Bartgis
Fragmentary OCR Brief Prompts Partial Names and Numbers
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered letters and numbers with unclear subjects. It does not reveal a clear event, person, organization, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Frederick County Votes on State Liquor Control Bill
An editorial urges Frederick County voters to approve a state liquor control plan. It argues a county appointed commissioner would license and regulate all outlets, preserving jobs, boosting tax revenue for government and the Children’s Aid Society, and preventing illegal sales while stressing local business must stay in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Wall
Children’s Aid Society
Fearn
Wis
Otha Wilate
Aghefus
Heer
Tho Luw
Uhe
Hany
Bradarick County
Frederick City
Enor
Ital
Coun- Litter EE
Frederick
Esr Cn Wemenday
Anil
Tamat
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M'Nulty
State Legion
Houck
Adjutant M'Gee
Schutzstaffle
Geceth
Freda McKiv
G. AH. Milyard
Weat
Patrick St
Morro Castle
Fere
Ciston
Beth
Jesse 1
Renner
New Midway
Mad
Hsworth
Beautykate
Ofrtixg
Wjsv Bee
West
Patrick
biAnnul Ot
Craer Second Ang Market
Critic
Leto
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
East Ith
Frederick Phose
Frederick CO
Saeed
Charlie EB Kemp
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