Severe windstorm pummels county causing downed trees
A powerful storm swept eastern Frederick County on Saturday evening with heavy rain hail and thunder. Trees toppled near Mt St Marys College and along routes to Keysville and Motter s Station while power lines and a transformer were struck and repaired. Emmitsburg and Thurmont escaped major damage though scattered showers occurred.
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Lewistown
Mt St. Mary's College
Motter's
Rocky Ridge
Keysvile
Marys
Keysville
Carrol Cour
Mt. St. Mary's Vilage
Coliege
Emonksburg
College Farm
Jonn M. Roddy
Emmitsburg
Roy Valentine
Motter's Station
Upton Dayhoff
Thurmont
Tewkiter
Gome
Frederick Persons
Harbaugh and Brown Families Visit in Taneytown
Mrs. Samuel E. Harbaugh of Hagerstown spends a week visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Luther I. Brown Gratis and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown Dayton joined relatives in Taneytown for multiple days. Hanover and Westminster residents also stopped by, including Mr. and Mrs. John Ying and the Morelock and Kane families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Samuel E. Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Joseph Brown
Luther I. Brown
Gratis
Clyde Brown
Dayton
Mervin Wantno
Abe Yingling
Hanover
John Ying- Hag
Margaret
Jane Ying- Hag
Ralph Morelock
Ralph
Albert Morelock
Harry Kane
Margate
Kane
Westminster
John Yinging
Copeland Urges Racketeering Crackdown Across American Business
Washington dispatch reports Senator Roy U. Copeland warns racketeering grips nearly all commerce, costing citizens about 25 cents of every dollar spent as he cites cases from New York poultry, Fifth Avenue buildings, hotels, cleaners, and other trades. He calls for expanded federal investigating power and new laws backed by public support to curb the underworld and curb rising crime through church and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arne Washington
Senator Royal
Copeland
New York
Senate
New York City
Jersey City
Fifth Avenue
Morris Sheppard Faces Political Storm Over Prohibition Stand
Washington observers weigh Morris Sheppard's 20 year fight for the Eighteenth Amendment as Texan faces a potential 1936 Senate challenge. His loyalty to the Democratic line and past support for Smith and Garner amid prohibition debates frame the coming reelection fight and doubts about his political future.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Congress
Texas
Senate
al Smithy
Hoover
Sheppard
Smith
Garner
Lee
Roosevelt
Detour Notes From Around the Country
Mrs. Weybright of Detour has returned home after a visit to the World’s Fair in Chicago. William Knox returns to Philadelphia after months with the Miller family. Edgar Kiser Muray Eyler Donald Stitely and Earl Frock crabbed at North Point near Baltimore on Thursday. Mrs J P Weybright attended the Ladies Aid Society meeting in Rocky Ridge Thursday.
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R. Weybright
Detour
Chicago
William Knox
Philadelphia
W. F. Miller
Edgar Kiser
Muray Eyler
Donald Stitely
Earl Frock
North Point
Baltimore
J. P. Weybright
Ladies Aid Society
Rocky Ridge
Wagner appeals to end feuds in coal code dispute
Washington reports Sen. Wagner of New York urges employers and workers to cooperate to advance recovery and coal industry codes. The Roosevelt board and NRA chief Hugh Johnson face opposition from Appalachian operators who say the code infringes private contracts and constitutional rights. Johnson plans hearings and may impose the code under the recovery act if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Wagner
New York
National Labor Board
Roosevelt Created
Arbitration Board
Hugh &. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Roosevelt
Snd
Donald R. Richberg
Time extended for wheat growers sign contracts
Paul E. Nystrom of the Extension Service at the University of Maryland oversees the five Western Maryland counties campaign. A conference with county agents and Northeastern States leaders discussed allotments and acreage curtailment as the Septemb er 20 deadline for signing contracts was announced. about 40 percent of Frederick county growers had already remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Nystrom
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Maryland
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett Aerr
Healsy
Sim
Frederick County
County Agent schedules district offices for wheat allotment drive
County agent offices receive applications at 25 to 35 per day. Mr Shoemaker will spend half days in twelve districts to collect forms and assist applicants with filling them out. Schedule lists schoolhouses and halls from Sept 13 to Sept 20 with district committees to be formed and county board supervision of the wheat allotment plan. Non peelling wallpaper was said to have been invented in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Urbana
Adamstown
Liberty
Walkersville
New Market
Myersville
Middletown Memorial Hall
Jefferson
Trevikayee Pasmenynitee Hall
Thurmont Town Hall
Emontsburg
Libertytown
Walter E. Burrall
J. A. Engle
A. RB. Molesworth
M DB
Nicodemus
George M. Wachter
John C. Jamison
Senior Christian Endeavor Outing at Libertytown Church
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Libertytown Methodist Protestant church held a social outing in Glisan's meadow Friday evening. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monshaur, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Young, Mr. Eusier, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gertz, the Smiths, Misses Smith Lamora Beall Regina Diller Dorothy Sweadner, and many others. A note adds a recipe-like line about tree fruit and large apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Feckety
Christian Endeavor Society
Libertytown Methodist
Clyde Johnson
Albert Etzier
Lois Smith
Lamora Beall
Regina Diller
Dorothy Sweadner
Beanor Mpitasimmons
Ginia Momahaur
Mildred Ammith
Madeline Monshaur
Frances Johnson
Erie Prouta
Nort Orabill
M. Josephine Monshaur
Bettie Duvall
Mary Albaugh
Bernice Johnson
Jeanette Diehl
Edith Johnson
Afeesis
Strafford
Gra
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Horace Shryock
Keyaville
Keilhollys Place
George
Bity
En Francie Hospital
Senator Copeland
America
St. Louis
Cleveland
APY
Billy
Bobby
Mie Vl
B.O
Lifebuoy
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Germany
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Attr
E. B. Measell
East
Patrice St
Quaker City
Frederick's
South Market Street
National Bank
North Market ST
Christmas Club
Remp
Kemp
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
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