Hedges Testifies In Crash Case Then Details Second Collision
Harry L. Hedges of Silver Spring testifies in a Frederick county case about a prior wreck and describes a second crash two miles west of the city. Henry W. Pinkert of Frederick is cited for reckless driving after his vehicle collided with Hedges’s roadster, injuring the two young women passengers and leaving Pinkert with a damaged car and Hedges with a badly damaged vehicle.
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Harry L. Hedges
Sliver Spring
Frederick
Middletown
People’s Court
Heeges
Paul A. Smith
Silver Spring
Henry W. Pinkert
Route 4
Hedges
Plunkert
Frederick City
Justice Bowers
Harp
M. E. Katz
Fredrick
No Lowering Yet Of Gasoline Prices In Frederick Area
Strong competition causing cuts in New York area gasoline prices has not lowered local retail costs in Frederick. Dealers report prices mainly at 20.4 cents per gallon including the four cent state tax, with high test gas consistently 3 to 5 cents higher. Frederick lies in the Baltimore distribution area with several major brands operating here.
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East
New York
Frederick
Baltimore
Providence
R. I
Shell Eastern
Shell Union of Corporation
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Water plant plan tied to Roxbury site debate
A Hagerstown conference among Stuart and Janner of the State Board of Welfare and city officials discussed supplying water to a new 5 million dollar penitentiary at Roxbury. Estimates from the Water Department suggested extending city water mains would raise costs, with officials considering the impact on the project.
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Hagerstown
Stuart
Bright Outlooks For Fair 10 To Be Held In October
Prospects for a successful fair season at Hagerstown are strong as inquiries for concessions surge in poultry and exhibit spaces. Space in buildings is expected to be fully booked with many first time exhibitors alongside returning vendors. Improvements to poultry facilities and grounds proceed, with racing plans still under study and parimutuel betting anticipated to boost attendances from Frederick, Washington and surrounding counties.
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Assoicato2
Eatire
Poultry
Hagerstown
Belair
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Agricultural Society
Mutual Insurance Company
Worch Market Street
Washiegton
Frederick
Racing Commission
Parimmutuel
Fair Association
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Robbery at Taneytown Reported At Early Morning
A robbery occurred in Taneytown around 6 20 AM as a business office was entered. State's Attorney George C Poste led the investigation with authorities reporting an ongoing inquiry and possible suspects being sought.
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George C. Poste
Coutucnag Am
Enterprise Leads as Yachts End Ten Miles Race
The Enterprise leads Shamrock by a wide margin on a 39 mile triangular course. Both yachts set sail under clear skies with mainsails and large topsails. Enterprise passed the ten mile mark at 12 21 p m and the mile mark at 12 35 p m, two miles ahead of Shamrock as they headed home.
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Shamrock
Enterprise
Exterprise
Widen Frederick Road in Baltimore Area Expansion Planned
The State Roads Commission will continue widening the Frederick road on Baltimore’s western side. A 54 foot thoroughfare expands to 74 feet right of way with new sidewalks and wider lanes. Chief Engineer Hares D. Williar Jr. supervises the project as sections proceed this summer.
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Frederick Road
Baltimore City
Yale Pene
City
Saath
Diet
Hide
State Roads Commission
Hares D. Williar, Jr
Frederick
Capt Karl Boy-Ed Dies After Falling From Horse
Capt Karl Boy-Ed, once German naval attaché in Washington and noted for his WWI roles, was killed when he fell from a horse. He was the son of a Turkish father and German mother and had a varied career including propaganda work.
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Karl Boy-Ed
Hanburg
Karl Boy-Es
Washington
Hos-Ed
Ida Bay- Ed
Bor-Ei
Kaier
Erveaier
Bor-Ea
Nees Divisson
Jefferson Woman's Club Fall Meeting Minutes
The Jefferson Woman's Club held its first fall meeting at Miss Mary’s home with a respond format observed. Directors and treasurer reports were presented and Mrs Cuier and Pearson were listed in charge items.
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Jefferson Woman's Club
Son
Chub
Mary
Ues
Mss Cuier
Anc
Pearson
Maryland theater to host 18 hole miniature golf course
The Maryland theater, run by W L O Fisher for fifteen years, plans removal of equipment to transform its site into an indoor 18 hole miniature golf course with vaudeville music to accompany play. The move follows nine months of planning as the venue shifts from cinema to leisure facility with two indoor golf courses envisioned in Frederick.
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Fred
W. L. O. Fisher
Maryland Theater
Fisher
Wheater
Frederick
Hoover to Attend Opening Game Oct
President Hoover accepted an invitation to attend the opening World Series game in Philadelphia on October 1. He will depart Washington for the forenoon game, then proceed to Cleveland to address the American Bankers Association the next day.
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Washington
Hoover Today
Hal Mackey
Philade
White House
Philadelphia
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
Ownership Change at Brunswick Ice Plant Reported
The Brunswick Ice Company has been sold to BEL OPNspeger, who for two years served as partner at Brunswick. Phiseger holds interests of C.W. Ones of Roanoke, Va, who moved his residence to the plant. The Brunswick facility is described as modern with plans for extensive upgrades and storage expansion. Unionville Club meetings and a Woman’s club event are noted in connected items.
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BEL Opnspeger
Brunwick
Phiseger Bow
C.w.ones
Roanoke
Brunswick
Naval Officer Ends His Life At Sea
Lieut Woodward Phelps of the United States Navy aboard the Northampton was found dead in his quarters in New York after the ship came to dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Phelps, 29, son of Rear Admiral William Woodward Phelps, was a Naval Academy graduate of 1924 who married Miss Jones Beil Whitall of Baltimore in 1929 and served in China. his death is reported with the captain and fellow officers noting the circumstances.
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United States Naval Academy
AM Mapolis
Maryland
Orthampton
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Baltimore
Woodward Phelps
U. S
Northampton
New York
William Woodward Phelps
Naval Academy
Jones Beil Whitall
China
Preston
Neat
Pheins
Leviathan
France
U.S. Navy Yard
Portsmouth
S. H
G O P to Meet on Saturday in Auditor
The GOP plans a Saturday afternoon meeting in the auditor to elect officers for the next four years. The notice notes sessions will discuss party organization and future activities.
Hoover Invited to Speak Here in October
Abram Joseph of Baltimore inviting President Hoover to speak this October at an Odd Fellows event near Fredrick, with Dr Arthur C Tlemenver and Claude C Lanmian named among organizers. The President’s schedule would be arranged to suit his convenience after confirming the invitation.
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Hoover
Maryland Odd Fellows
Arthur C Tlemenver
Baltimore
Shot Sister Grieves Missing Children Case in Los Angeles
Mrs. Ruth B. Weimer was arrested for the murder of her sister Mrs. Mabel A. Steele 41 after admitting she shot her to “cure her of 8 broken heart” amid grief over the alleged kidnapping of Weimer's two children by her estranged husband. A niece recalled the tense exchange as the shooting occurred near the grieving woman.
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Los Angeles
Ruth B. Weimer
Mabel Agnes Steele
Bromley Plans Return Flight From Aomori
In Tanabe Aomori Japan on Sept 10 Harold L Stoney reports Bromley intends to undertake another flight from the area. The plan follows a prior voyage and aims to advance the mission despite criticism from Takoma and other observers. The decision drew several hundred supporters and noted opposition.
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Tanabe
Aomori
Japan
Harold L. Stoney
Takoma
Tin Tha
Oy Takoma
Trains Cut Off At Frederick Sparks Mail Protest
Residents and local groups protest plans to drop two Frederick to Hanover trains on September 28 fearing serious mail delivery delays. Post Office and business leaders urge Railway Mail Service to reconsider, citing morning and evening mail disruption and impact on regional towns.
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Penny 10
Tao Maestages
Mall
Eforta
Fredericer
Rotarde Loons
Frederick
Paginnter
Hanove
Biser
Wetter
Harrieburg
Lancaster
Woodsboro
Frederick Post
Baltimore
Cumberland
Washington
Walkersville
Union Bridge
Key Mar
York
Harrisburg
Taneytown
Westminster
Hanover
Ane Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles D. Albaugh
Acezi
Frecetick Cary
Probating of Beristiin Eyer's estate moves forward
The probate of the late Beristiin Eyer is completed and the estate details are set. Widow Mrs. oneibikd is named alongside John William Epler and other heirs in the proceedings with administrator Ente R. Hos cauchier overseeing the distribution to executors and related parties.
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Beristiin Eyerbeare
Iiatver
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