Severe storm devastates Mid-Atlantic region with flooding
A cyclonic storm across Western New York and parts of New England, Pennsylvania, and Maryland caused eight deaths and estimated property damage of 500000. Water depth reached two feet in Greencastle and Waynesboro while lines and orchards suffered extensive losses.
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Associated Press
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Susquehanna
Cly
Portland
Hagerstown
East River
Scranton
Drouth
Cumberland
Cumberland Valley
Middleburg
Greencastle
Mason and Dixon Line
Franklin
Adams Counties
C. W. Buddecke
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Rodgers Prefers Sea Duty but Will Accept Aeronautics Post
Commander John Rodgers of PN-9 No. 1 says his preference is to stay with sea duty and airplanes. He would accept the Bureau of Aeronautics chief role if the secretary deem his services more valuable there. Alaska papers Wrangell Sentinel and Juneau Alaska Daily Empire sent to The News-Post by H. sey Eichison during a trip. The Daily Empire is AP member with regular dispatches.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept. Id
John Rodgers
Pn-9 No. 1
Bureau of Aeronautics
Wilbur
Rodses
Alaska
Sentinel
Wrangell Alaska
Alaska Daily Empire
Juneau
News-Post
H.sey Eichison
Daily Empire
Shenanoah
Hilary P. Jones
Navy General Board
Coolidge
Shenandoah
Navy
Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Jones
Frank H. Clark
Lewis B. McBride
Navy-Aersrenetion” Corps
John H. Powers
Ralph C Pennoyer
Paul Foley
Bellevue, D. C
M. R.*pierce
John, Rodgers
PN-9
Hawaii
New York
Honolulu
Corporation of America
Haller Family Moves to Richmond for Windsor Farms Post
Mr and Mrs Z Stuart Haller and two daughters leave for Richmond Va where they will reside. Mr Galler has accepted the landscape architect post for Windsor Farms a 590 acre suburban development on the James River near Richmond. They travel with Mr Hkler in attendance. Good bye is the longest word in any language.
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Richmond
Z. Stuart Haller
Galler
Windsor Farms
James River
Hakler
Thomas Nt. Galler
Fourth Luther League Convention Held At Walkersville
The fourth annual Luther League convention of the Mary and Synod meets September 23 and 24 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville. Virgil W. Doub and William Yingling lead planning as about 200 delegates expected with lodging, breakfast, a banquet, and a slate of talks and music from Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder Dr. John Weidley and Rev. Abdel Ross Wentz. Blue Ridge Transportation Co. arranged travel from nearby towns.
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Lutheran League of the Maryand Synod
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
League
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
C. A. Neahl
Myersville
Nina Jamison
Walkersville C. B
Synodical League
Maryland Synod
William F. Smith
Baltimore
Ferdinand Hesse
Smithsburg
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Jonni Weidley
William Yingling
Abdel Ross Wentz
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
L. C. Sor
Ick
Woodsboro
Milwaukee
Barbara Wiegand
Washington District
Luther League
Olga L. Linsenmrer
Virginia Synod Luther League
Binefield
W. Va
J. Henry Frick
Andhrg Christian College
J. Roy Strock
D. D
India
W. C. Dar
Kath- Tin Eyler
Brenda L. Mehlhouse
Luther League of America
Philadelphia
Harry Hodses
Phladelphia
Act Ing
White Rose Quarratie
Woodshoro
Phioa
G. M. Diffenderfer
D. Z
Luther Memorial Church
Washington
Virsil, W. Doub
William F. Smith, Jr
Mabel G. Smith
Ernest MM
Three of Eight In Drug Company Case Plead Guilty
Three of eight defendants in the Maryland Drug and Chemical Company case pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell denatured alcohol for Higuer manufacture and to form a manufacturing corporation. Others pleaded not guilty and await jury trial. case followed a raid on offices at 24 South Charles Street.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland Drug and Chemical Company
Morris A Soper Today
Higuer
Jesse Baker
Charles Baker
William Cohen
Maurice H. Caro
Isadore Glassner
Simon Kellner
Neufield T
Foust Washington Names Officers for Society
The document lists Foust Washington as president with Robert G. Bloucher of Washington serving as corresponding secretary and treasurer.
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Foust
Washington
Robert G. Bloucher
Washingion
Police Court Tonight List of City Violations
Several arrests for city violations were made over the week end for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Mose Morton Carrie Dorser Harvey Peddicord Frank Williams John B Richard Jennie Tee Etta Pitts Ridgeler Sparks Shorty Douglas were arrested by officers Hoffmann Jacobs Miller Salter and released on collateral or recognizance with hearings scheduled before Justice Guy K Motter.
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Mose Morton
Hoffman
Guy K. Motter
Carrie Dorser
Hoffmman
Harvey Peddicord
Jacobs
Frank Willams
John B. Richard
Miller
Jennie Tee
Etta Pitts
Ridgeler ‘Sparks
Shorty Douglass
Jed
Salter
Last Call For Straws And Weather Watch
Straw hats are ending their season today with fall headwear to follow. A forecast suggests cooler temperatures Tuesday with a high around six degrees and a low unseen due to cut text. John W. Flynn, road contractor from Parkersburg, is recovering from injuries after a collision near Wheeling. his left index finger was severed but saved by surgery.
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John W. Qlynn
Charles Ww.wainn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Quyah
Miss Frederick Wins Praise At Atlantic City Pageant
Returning from Atlantic City, Miss Mildred Lee Purdy and chaperone Mrs Walter Decker described the contest as spectacular. The event featured a Beauty Pullman, 70 contestants, multiple parades and awards with Miss New York noted as standout and Miss California later crowned Miss America in a week of pageant events.
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Atlantic City
Frederick
Mildred Lee Purdy
Walter Decker
Miss Frederick
Decker
WPG
Paramount Motion Picture Company
Seashore
Chambr of Commerce
Rotary Club
Ritz Carlton
J.,p. Bader
Armand“. Nichols
Garden Pier Theatre
King Neptune
Ernest Torrance
Triton
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Albany Ave
Ambassador Hotel Swimming Pool
Atlantic Yachting Club
New York
America
California
Fire from a third street short circuit threatens Edmonds home
A short circuit on a street pole caused a high voltage surge that ignited lighting fixtures and woodwork at the Edmonds residence on East Third Street. Mrs Meister’s home nearby also caught in the blaze near the fuse box. Firefighters and James Brust cut the wires to quell the outage and prevent further damage. Hood College opens Thursday evening with US Education Commissioner J. J. Tigert as speaker. classes start Friday.
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Harry Co. Edmonds
East Third Street
Fred Meister
September Term Opens as Grand Jury Seated in Frederick
Judge Urner presided at the September term, naming William P. Morsen as grand jury foreman and listing 30 jurors. He warned jurors to uphold diligence, impartiality, secrecy, and courage while enforcing laws for public welfare.
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Frederick County
Hammond Urner
Grand ‘Jury
Urner
State Department of Welfare
Eit
Glen H. Worthington
William P. Morsent
Mr.Morsell
John T. Joy
Granville M. Smith
George W. Culler
A. T. Harrison
Thamas
A. Simpson
John J. Guller
Roger H. Goisbert
Charles E. Duvall
Rudolph T. Ault
George B. Simpson
Irving A. Fox
John BE. Baker
Wallace R. Beall
Harry C. Winebrenner
Charles E. Kinna
George W. Barkdoll
Albert 9
Ramaburg
William R. Murphy
William H. Plater
Peter F. Burker
John E. Kuhn
George W. III Thrasher
Garrett Ball
Anderson H. Etzler
Harvey L. Stambaugh
Samuel A. Gregg
George A
John W. Humm
Robert E. Shaft
Christian L. C. Lampe
Karl Jacobson
Grand Jars
Steubenville Burns Fatality Ties to Boiler Plant Test
Gladen Frederick engineer in the centrifugal Pump department dies from burns suffered when he fell into a vat of boiling water during a boiler feed pump test at Steubenville Ohio. He died after arrival at East Ohio Hospital. He is survived by his parents and a brother in Trenton New Jersey. Funeral plans set for his parents' home.
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Gladen
Frederick Iron and Steel Gas
Steubenville
Ohio
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Wheeling Steel Corporation
East Ohio Hospital
Lewis A. Leichart
Mr. Gladen
Prohibition Enforcement Urged By Judge and Grand Jury
Judge Urner praised numerous prosecutions under the prohibitory law and urged the Grand Jury to thoroughly examine violations and present probable offenders for trial. He pressed for strong enforcement and cited jail conditions in Frederick County as needing immediate improvement.
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Urner
Shetfe
Frederick County
T Jali
Joseph W. Gouker
Grand Jury
Mr. Thurmont
Oscar L. Sigler
Toggether
Aochess
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Greencastle Streets
Rodgers
Awali
Niwiliwil
Kiuai
Monolulu
Radio Corporation of America
San Francisco
Willis B. Bowers
Darnestown Pike
Rockville
Maker
Hood College Fontenue
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Elm and
West Fifth Streets
Ap.j
Cali Money Jeans
Charles Fox, Jr
Strayers Business College
North Market Street
Ray Johnson
Luln Johnson
Dayton
Chasies Fox
North Market Free
Third ST
William P. Morsell
Iby Court
I. C. Gladen
Howard Warrenfaltz
Hig
Reno
Harp
Bertha
Warrenfeltz
Boyds
Montgmery
Nelle E. Lam
Werrerton
Mensa Ot Thorp
Roger W. Lam
Adamstown
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