Doherty Elected New Commander Of Legion
Daniel Doherty of Woburn Massachusetts was chosen as national commander of the American Legion after a session that endorsed large increases in the U S military. The convention urged a bigger navy and a standing army of 180 000 while denouncing communism fascism and nazism and backing laws to sanction and deport those who advocate overthrow of the government.
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New York
Amercan Legion
Daniel Doherty
Woburn
Mass
United States
19Th Legion Convention
Two Fined Under Auto Law At Thurmont Trial
Bruce H Harbaugh of New Midway was found guilty of reckless driving and Wilbur Biddmeyer of Walkersville was fined for failing to keep to the right of the center of the road. Both paid $5 plus costs at a Woodsboro hearing before Justice Charles Fogle on Thursday night after a 5 pm arrest by State Officer Walter Kek May following an accident on the Woodsboro New Midway road. Harbaugh’s car went off the road into a field after a side by side collision on a sharp curve near LeGore’s plant. Biddinger’s car stopped in the road facing the other direction. No injuries but about $50 damage to each car.
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Bruce H Harbaugh
New Midway
Wilbur Biddmeyer
Walkersville
Charles Fogle
Woodsboro
Harbaugh
Eiddinger
Walter Kek May
Biddinger
LeGores
Harbaughs Machine
Hollywood produced five hundred feature pictures in 1935
Hollywood output reached five hundred feature films in 1935 with investments totaling 135 million dollars in picture making and 350 million dollars in taxes.
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Hollywood
County Not Responsible for Half Bridge Cost
Baltimore Maryland September 23 Howard County wins ruling over state roads charge for half the Patapyco bridge at Hollofield. Chief Judge F Neale Parke finds the bridge not intercounty and that no agreement to share exists. Roads commission instructed to collect only abutment costs.
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Baltimore
Howard County
F Neale Parke
State Roads Commission
Patapyco
Hollofield
Howard
Jerome A Loughran
Roads Commission
Parke
Watkins Family Picnic at Braddock Heights
Kemptown and surrounding areas hold a Wat kins family outing on September 12 at Braddock Heights with a large gathering including Mrs R L Watkins, Mrs Emma Smith of Atlanta, and numerous Watk ins relatives from Alexandria Gaithersburg Monrovia and Baltimore. The event featured a picnic lunch and a sliding board accident injuring Billy Browning.
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Kemptown
Watkins
Braddock Heights
R L Watkins
Emma Smith
Atlanta Ga
Howard Kain
Alcinda Kain
Ridgeville
H H Watkins
Laura Lydia Mary
William Howard Watkins
Alexandria
T E Plummer
Margaret Jean Thomas
Billy Plummer
Gaithersburg
William Watkins
J S Watkins
Roland Watkins
J A Engle
William Browning
Billy Reyburn
Robert Browning
Evelyn Browning
James, Hanford
Lynwood Browning
F D_ Browning
Mary Lee
Maxine Browning
Lillye Williams
J Latimer Watkins
Holly
EL Nicodemus
Ida Engle
Hattie Wilson
Airy
H Watkins Charles
Billy Paul
Charlotte Watkins
New Market
Audrey Davis
Monrovia
Clifford Watkins
Baltimore
Margaret Hyatt
Washington DC
Billy Browning
J LL Watkins
W E Baker
George Runkles
Roland England
Plum Point Beach
Womens
M L Nicodemus
Mt Airy
Wiliam Browning
Wm Watkins
J 5S
Watkins Roland
Latimer Watkins
Antietam
Wilfred Runkes
Walter Runkles
Trenton
Community Notes Include Visitor Roster And Local Events
Richman Charlotte daughter of VI and Mrs Ray Brandenburg broke her arm sliding down a straw stack. Ann Smith Watkins travels to Atlanta with Margaret and Jean Plummer for several weeks. H E Hudgins and daughter Jean visit J M Browning while Warren Davis injures ankle in Washington. Shanafelt and Shanafelt families plus Betty Shanafelt from Harrisburg visited Warrenfeltz. Graceham visitors William W Troxell and Lillie R Stottlemyer hosts. Rolle of Springdale and Dirien guests at Smiths. Purene Miller of Philadelphia stays with Otho Wolfe. Pryor family from Washington weekend with Ira E Pryor. Easterday family from Union Bridge visit Frey family. Gouker family from Jefferson and Browningsville guests. Bertha Pouch hosts Gladhill sisters and Catherine Watkins improves roof. First frost visible, filmers cutting promising crop of roomn.
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Latuner
Roland
Mm. Richmond
Charlotte
Ray Brandenburg
Ann Smith Watkins
Atlanta
Margaret
Jean Plummer
H E Hudgins
Jean
J M Browning
Warren Davis
Washington
Gale Stottlemyer
Vis Webbur
Reginald Stottlemyer
Charlotte Witter
Baltimore
William W Troxell
Graceham
Lillie R_ Stottlemoor
Herman Dunford
Kart Hohenstein
Springdile
Kiel Isselee
Dirien
A J Smith
Micheline Smith
Purene Miller
Philadelphia
Bennett Shooting Deepens as Investigations Continue
The Bennett shooting after a dispute at the Fair Grounds worsened with new testimony. Bennett, shot in the hand, remains in critical condition at Broderik City Hospital as authorities weigh whether internal factors or a rifle caused his injuries. Police note no definite suspect yet and a ten day grand jury session is underway with indictments possible. England installs underground telephone lines at higher cost to reduce outages.
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Sandis
Fair Grounds
Fran Moris Bennett
Broderik City
Bennett
Atformes Shermian
Bowers
Tom “MccDonald
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Harrisburg Pa
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