Man in Critical Condition After Leap From Window
At Montevue Frederick a 37 year old resident Joan Thomas leaped from a window at about 3 o clock in the morning. He broke the bars and fell to the ground below and was found by night watchman John Bartholow. He was taken to hospital in critical condition. The event followed a disturbance and occurred while authorities prepared a plan for county activities. He is reported in nervous condition.
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Joan Thomas
North Bent Ivergoing
Mar
John Bartholow
Frederick County Rural Women Plan Meals Demonstrations
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs outlines a three year program of home grown meals demonstrations at the Frederick Fair. Teams of two women will show breakfast lunch and dinner menus using meat, eggs, vegetables and home grown products. Demonstrations run Sept 22 to 24 with schedule listings for Harmony Grove New Market and Woodsboro clubs and others, plus flower arrangements led by Miss Helena Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Cluba
Ita Frederick Fair
Miss Pearson
Tamsyes
Myrersville
Woodsboro
Pleasant Grove
Buckeystown
Mr. Pleasant
Unionvilles
New Market
Hyattstown
Lewistown
Walkershike
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Harmony Grove
J. G. Stevens
Helen Wachter
New Market Club
John Amberser
Tene Harper
Jug Bridge Club
John Engie
Earl Fleishmannesday
Pleasant Grove Club
Netiie McDonough
Julia Davis
Kemptown
Wiliam Browning
Mary Elizabeth Browning
Unionville Club
Irving Joy
Joseph Helser
Droana Club
Hendrickson
John Oden
Woodsboro Club
Mm. L . Powell
J. Frank Pire
Pleasant Club
Clarence Lochner
Earl McDevitt
Braddock Club
Zeno Piles
Daisy East
Adamstown Club
Harry L. Thomas
S. 5
Hoke
Middleown Club
Gs. Rosenberger
Wallan “Powells
Liberty Club
Bruce Hammond
Sidney Hallmone
Wamsville Club
Hasey Co. Swomler
Marie Mille
Merrylans Tract Club
G. M. Engle
T. Edgar
Fez
Ballenger Club
Wilder
J. William Howard
Feidar
Feul Benson
Ira L. D
Lewistown Club
Ramsburg
Randolph Stull
Appointments of more teachers are confirmed in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Education confirms additional teaching appointments across several schools. New principals and staff include Carolyn V. Compton at West Brunswick, George M. Perhac to Frederick High Latin, Gertrude N. Barnes to Forest Grove, and Greenbury Byler to Cedar Grove. Willowdale gains Charles Pottinberger. Parent teacher units plan meetings as acting Superintendent James C. Biehl and supervisor Hal Ott address local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Education
Carolyn V. Compton
Brunswick
West Brunswick
George M. Perhac
Connecticut
New Yors City
Frederick High School
Gertrude N. Barnes
New Market
Forest Grove
Willowdale
Charles Pottinberger
Jefferson
Cedar Grove
Greenbury
J Byler
James C. Biehl
Thurmont P. T. A
Hal Ott
Lewistown
Snake Intruder Slain After Nighttime Bed Discovery
Vernon Weddie of Mountaindsie killed a large seven foot two inch thick snake under his bed Tuesday night after it started to strike. The ordeal ended when Weddie used an axe to dispatch the intruder. Also noted is Justice Sherman P. Bowers celebrating his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon “Muck
Weddie
Mountaindsie
Justice Sherman P. Bowers
Uniteds plan floodlight equipment for Frederick fire use
The Uniteds plan to bring floodlight apparatus to Frederick on a light automobile chassis for night fires. Funds will be raised locally rather than through the city, with a magician event in Frederick as part of a campaign. A special committee is handling the effort to acquire the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efurs
Frederick
Wruck
Uniteds
Cty
Pool Room Craps Fight Ends With Knife Attack
Ayin Bowie, a local Black man, was ordered held in 300 bond for assault with intent to kill William Thompson after a dispute over 25 cents in a craps game at Butcher's pool room on West All Saints street. Thompson, treated for a knife wound to the arm, testified Bowie wielded the weapon. Multiple witnesses testified for both sides. A separate hearing on the death of road laborer Alfonso de Francesci, struck by a car at Frederick Junction, is set for this afternoon before Justice Bowers.
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Ayin Bowie
Justice Bowers
William Thompson
Thompson
Bowie
Butcher's Pool Room
West All Saints Street
Linn
Reno S. Harp
Bowe
Alfonso de Francesci
Frederick Junction
Weather notes on lingering warm spell and broken records
A fragment recalls a brief warm spell with temperatures lingering around 66 degrees. It notes a dip or rise anticipated by three degrees and references unusual temperature records from a late September period.
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Sepember
Three Die as Engine Boiler Bursts in Accident
Three workers killed when an engine boiler exploded during operations at a facility. Names mentioned include Matazjoras, Pache, and Eduard Brevsur. Incident details are sparse in the readable text, but the disaster caused multiple fatalities and halted work at the site.
Used Empty Gun Parker Cramer's to Line Wife
Plane wreckage found at sea linked to Parker Cramer's gun used against his wife. Seafaring remains indicate a fatal incident with two children noted nearby. authorities pursue connections as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Cramer
Wallis
Court order forces alimony payment and arrest for hearing
A man named Deviibiss resisted arrest after failing to comply with a court order to pay alimony and child support. He allegedly went to his estranged wife’s home, and a gun was involved but not loaded. He was taken to jail for a hearing after the weapon was surrendered. The case followed a divorce settlement issued May 15 this year.
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Charies
Alton Shall
Hood
Hood, and Raid the Ta the Home, With Befare the Wife and Chore. Devitbiss
Stor
Sher
Floodlighting display aids fight against dark fires
A six truck from Crouse-Hinds Manufacturing shows a pyramid lit apparatus with six side lights and a 30 foot lift, demonstrated at Wash Ent and Bolling Field. The device aids locating and fighting structural fires and has seen tests in Cumberland Keyser Winchester and nearby towns before moving to Washington for a convention.
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Sire & Sites of Gemons
Potomac Edison Company
Crouse-Hinds Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Studbor
Ames
Cumberland
Keyser. W. Va
Wittchester. Va
A. W. Va
County approves road upgrades amid Rockville meeting
County Commission leaders approve highway improvements in Rockville including construction on the Frederick pike under the overhead bridge, broader shoulders, and new approaches from the Brooks area east of the railroad station. The plan cites funds and a request to the State Roads Commission for project execution.
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Ry County Commissionesseid
Rockville
Swate Roads Commission
Frederick Pike
Galtherssurg
Riga
Brandywine Battle Headquarters Destroyed in Fire
A smoldering ruin remains of the old Colonial farmhouse used by George Washington and his staff as Brandywine headquarter s near West Chester Pennsylvania. The structure dating to the era of the Battle of Brandywine burned to the ground destroying relics and papers from Washington’s 1777 campaign.
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West Chester
George Washington
Baring Ss
Caades Pood
Todas
Fam
Ifs
Brandywine
Tad Ins
Portugal braces for new revolution amid troop movements
Reports from Lisbon indicate the government fears another revolution as troops are moved to barracks and emergency talks are held. Cavalry units are deployed to tense points around the capital while communications are disrupted by a wave of widespread phone fines and unrest.
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Liston
Portugal
Calvary
Lisbon
Sharp quake shocks Tokyo early today
A strong earthquake struck Tokyo early today as residents reported shaking that rattled buildings and startled commuters. Emergency services urged calm while evaluating damage but initial reports noted no major casualties or collapse.
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Tokyo
Moyie And Allen Found Safe By Coast Guard
Disjointed report states Moyie and Allen were found safe by the Coast Guard. Fragments mention relocation, relay of information, and references to notices and flyers, but details are unclear.
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Moyie
Allen
Coast Guard
Passenger Mail Plane Plunges Into Bay Killing Four
A passenger mail plane of Pacific Air Transport caught fire and plunged into San Francisco Bay. Pilot Rasseaux from Medford Oregon attempted an emergency landing but fumes enveloped the craft and it sank after diving several hundred feet. Four passengers named Kirk Merve Seattle W H Sissell San Francisco and F J Sheahan San Francisco were aboard. The mail cargo value was unknown to airport officials.
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Oakland
Pacific Air Transport
San Francisco
Rasseaux
Medford
Ore
Kirk Merve
Seattle Sur
Seattle
W. H. Sissell
F. J. Sheahan
Honor Late Lutheran Pastor At Exercises Here
Interest grows among Lutheran members in Frederick County as tribute honors Rev. Dr. David Frederick Schaeffer. The centennial events mark his role in American Lutheran journalism and leadership from 1808 to 1837 and as a founder of Gettysburg Seminary and the General Synod.
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David Frederick Schaeffer
Frederik County
East Second Street
Schaeffer
United Lutheran d’ Plutheran
American Lutheran Journalism High
Wis
Evangelical Lutheran Enurch
Frederick
Swencer
Schaefer
Gettysurg Seminary
County E Society
ScumSer
General Synod
Youth and Woman Held for Silk Man's Murder
Tackensack New Jersey AP report says Otto Ziegler, wealthy silk manufacturer, was slain near his Park Ridge home. George Flanard, 2b, confessed he killed him and implicated his former Westwood wife Olga Ziegler, 38. Det. Nathan H. Allyn notes Flanard tried to block a Canada trip and contacted Ziegler’s wife shortly before the ambush.
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Tackensack J
George Flanard
Otto Ziegler
Park Ridge
Ziegler
Flanard
Olga Ziegler
Pienard
Nathan H. Allyn
Frand Ziegler
Westwood
Plenard
Canada
Charmain Post Office Looted Across State Line
A store housing the Charmain Pennsylvania post office was looted early today. The postal safe containing about $400 in cash and stamps was taken and later found along the state road with the door blown off. Postmaster and store proprietor C B Shover reported merchandise also stolen.
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Fngerstown
Charmain
C. B. Shover
Widow recounts midnight piracy on Collings cruiser Penguin
Mrs Collings told of two men boarding the Penguin and throwing her husband into the Sound after tying him up. Police found him with a deep head wound and throat cut, bruises on arms, and a cut elbow. District Attorney Alexander Blue arrives to take charge and considers kidnapping or possible involvement by Collings.
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Marshall Field Estate
Suffolk County
Alexander Blue
Blue
Collings
Mer
Ides
600 Pittsburgh Ballots Stolen by Armed Men
Two men armed with pistols robbed a Pittsburgh polling place on the South Side and carried off 600 of 652 ballots cast in the previous day's primary. Ballots lay scattered as officials looked on with raised hands during the theft amid a chaotic voting day.
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Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kilne
Missing Esa Monoplane Sighting Sparks Coast Watch
Ships and planes chase traces of the missing Esa monoplane on a flight from Lisbon to New York. It was sighted twice along the route, near the Azores and off Cape Race, with about 1200 miles of its 3700 mile journey remaining.
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New York
Esa
Lison
Ow York
Azores
Pennland
Cape Racé
N. F
Haitax
Redy
Christian
Fernando
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Montevue
Frederick Man
pBody
Winchester
Hodale Man
U.S
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Fishing Creek
Dermis
Weltam
Matazjoras
Pacheengter
Eduard Brevsur
Notics
Associated Press
Devilbiss
Shatf
Doll
Panion
Yondos
Trent
White Sea
Cramer
Pacquette
Copenhagen
Arctic
APY
K. D. Vasier
Edo
Detroit
Copeshagen
Vasier
Lord Trent
Galthersberg
Rechrile C
C. Tiects
Barzare A
Montgomery
Brandywine Batile
Washington
Tesges
Finaneee
Rex Ears
Dr. Schaeffer
Silk Man
Mias
North
Sm End
Wesern
Hsmis Meat Baits
Bppr
Els
Oyster Bay
Forehiead
S‘ash
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