Coolidge Supports Part of Magruder Navy Objection
President backs some points from Rear Admiral Magruder's article while not agreeing with all conclusions about over seniority. White House aims to strengthen Navy efficiency without extra spending and expects Magruder to present improvement plans to the Navy Department.
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Coolidge
Magruder Navy
Magruder
Liz
White House
Ume
Cers
Saturday Evening Post
Preeldert
Admiral Magrieders
Wilbur
Navy Department
Admiral Magruder
Department
Navy
30 000 Attend Iron Horse Fair in Four Hours
Baltimore on September 27 reports a Pennsylvania day at the Fair of the Iron Horse marking the centenary of the locomotive. Governor Fisher and 275 Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce members toured the U S Naval Academy and met Governor Ritchie in Annapolis. Ambassador Pueyrredon attended with Daniel Willard aboard a dining car. About 30 000 visitors entered the grounds from 9 am to 10 pm, including Senators Frazier and Nye, Treasurer Frank White, and Superintendent Louis Nulton of the Naval Academy.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Iron Horse
John F. Fisher
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Naval Academy
Albert ¢. Ritchie
Annapolis
Honore Pueyrredon
United States
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Frazier and
Nye
North, Dakota
Frank White
Louis MM. Nulton
C. S. Naval Academy
Witnesses fail to see Willis Beach in Liliendahl case
Three men who saw a blue motorcar near the scene of Dr. A William Liliendahl’s shooting on September 15 reporting to identify the driver arrived at the state police barracks at 10 a m Willis Beach, a poultry raiser with a five dollar bail as a material witness, was not present. Beach reportedly left for Atlantic City on business, and detectives said he may not have been notified to appear. The witnesses described a blue car nearly hitting them as it sped away toward Cape May.
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Hammonton
N. J
William Liliendahl
Willis Beach
Beach
South Vineland
Atlantic City
Qiay
Harvold
Cape Mar
Levine Leaves Venice for Rome After Flight Attempt
Sen. 27 Caroe ine arrived from Vienna to watch the Schneider cup race. He departed today in the Ca lamita monoplane with Captain chelitfe after an earlier nonstop record attempt failed due to bad weather. No news of the flyers reported. Paragraph notes unclear dispatches from Paris and Constantinople about Germania plans remaining fate unknown.
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Vienna
Neid Yesterdar
Rome
Chelitfe
Venice
Paris
Hatas
Constantinople
Aleppo
Syria
Bagdad
Irak
Basra
Germania
Battlefield plan gains local support and committee move
Cooperation of local residents and Congressman Zihlman boosts the No Vocacy battlefield project. William M. Hardt of Philadelphia praises the appointment of a local committee to confer with Zihlman as an important constructive move and notes the movement’s national appeal and The News as a leader in the effort.
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Bocal
Zihlman
William M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Thin Elk
Hardt
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Zillthan
Goc
Worthington
Mess
Baker
Norwood
Kreh
Dorsey Etcigan
Canadian Rockies
Pearl in Sleep Prompts Divorce Suit in Washington
Effie Jean Thomas seeks a limited divorce from Harty E. Thomas district supreme court records say he praised Pearl in his sleep and claimed Pearl would be his second wife. The suit cites prior meetings in Indianapolis and letters from another woman, noting the couple married August 17, 1922 and that his government salary averages about 4100 pounds.
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Harty E. Thomas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pearl
Effie Jean Thomas
Longfellow Street
Peate
Sheisy
Indianapolis. Ind
Frederi
Barrier on race track betting established
The Supreme Court ruling grants a pathway to test a broader betting form at race tracks. The decision signals a shift in state policy toward allowing certain betting activities under regulatory tests.
Kiwanis Club Tours Big Locomotives As Fashion Show Opens
Kiwanis members meet at the Armory to inspect the three mammoth engines on display in Frederick in connection with the Star Fashion and Business Show. The group plans a short survey of the project then tours the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards to view the three locomotives named Jefferson Mallet and Santa Fe types.
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Armour
Frederick Merischants
Jieefty
Armory
Kiwanis Clos
Inncheon
Jte
Belog
Baltimore and Ohio
Kiwanians
C. W. Galloway
Frederick
President Jefferson
Assessments near completion in six weeks says supervisor
Alfred W. Gaver, supervisor of assessments, announced that with over half the county districts done and rapid progress in Frederick city, reassessment should complete within six weeks. Districts finished include Creagerstown and Ballenger, with appeals in Ballenger Braddock Mt Pleasant and Jefferson already heard and few in number.
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Frederick City
Alfred W. Gaver
Creagerstown
Catoctin
Liberty
Mt Pleasant
Jefferson
Linganore
Lewistown
Tusterora
Burkitteville
Ballenger
Braddock
Middletown
Woodville
Jackson
Walkers
Wilie
Woodsboro
Mt. Pleasant
Wapagers
Linganoreistrict
Patrick Street
Rabbit's Foot Legend Ties Tunney Victory to Frederick Origins
A tale from Frederick links Gene Tunney’s 1926 victory over Dempsey to a rabbit’s foot carried by a New York youth with ties to Frederick. The charm, once owned by the boy’s father who grew up in Frederick, was said to bring luck at key moments in the celebrated bout and its celebrations.
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Rabbit
Frederick
Denapery Edleras
Tme
CIA
New York City
Bor
New York
Jon
Theo
Chicago
Chy
Jack Dempsey
Pete
Coolthe Sherman Lorel
New Bridge Opens Soon Central Market Street Heading Free
City Engineer E S Maxwell says traffic on South Market Street between Patrick and Alt Saina will resume within two weeks as bridge work nears completion. Concrete and guard rails finished. trolley tracks relaid and approaches being paved. opening planned after minor finish work. Also underway in Baker Park is evergreen planting led by landscape architect R Brooke Maxwell with Jesse P King supervising.
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Trafic
South Market Street
Patrick
Alt Saina
E. S. Maxwell
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
R. Brooke Maxwell
Layscape
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
A. A. Nicodemus
Trolley Strikes Auto Damaging Chevrolet in Bethesda
A trolley car struck a Chevrolet on the 52 plan of Charles FR Anders on West South Street Montgomery County Bethesda. One wheel broke and other damage occurred. no injuries were reported. Mr Anders, employed by a Washington contractor, was returning home when the mishap happened.
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Charles FR. Anders
West South Street
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Anders
Washington
Lord
Dick Nallin One of World Series Umpires
Chicago reports Dick Nallin named as an umpire for the forthcoming World Series. The appointment comes as President Johnson signals changes in the officiating staff tied to season events and prior World War era service.
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Dick Nallin
County School Improvements Span Frederick County
Building activity in the Frederick County school system continues with the new Liberty High School nearly finished and projects at Myersville Urbana and Brunswick under way. A tour today by Board President Leslie Coblenets and County Superintendent G J Palmer highlighted a fireproof Liberty town site of about 10 rooms and a nearby 40,000 dollar project at Myersville.
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Frederick County
Liberty High
Myeraville
Urbanm
Brunswick
Libertrtown
Leslie N. Coblents
Board of Education
G. J. Palmer
Liberty
Old Liberty
Ernest Myers
Myersville School
Urbana
Tunney Receives Rousing Home Welcome After Dempsey Fight
Gene Tunney returns to New York amid a teeming greeting as police keep fans from rushing him. He plans ten days in New York then a Maine vacation, notes he needs no further training, and hints at possibly attending the World Series in Pittsburgh if the Pirates win the NL flag.
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Ey Park
Tunney
New York
Grand
Biltmore
Billy Gipson
Meen
Viitas
Daly Gilad
Treacy
Dene
Utle
Ing Maine Woods
Dempeer
Jack Dempser
Gene
Dempsey
Chicago
AMT
Alae Waa
Maine
Pittaburgh
Pirates
Twin boys named for Tunney and Dempsey in Forest Ohio
Forest Ohio Sept 27 AP twins born after the Chicago prize fight named Gene and Jack Opper weigh 7 and 3 4 pounds. Williams Waters Montgomery County farmer dies after being gored by a bull on his Germantown area farm. brother Frank drives off bull with a pitchfork. Mother Edwards death reported in Boston. Toledo poised for junior world series as Buffalo winners rest at Swayne Field. Benzett Dale pardoned after enlisting in French service. fishermen story ends with a joke about the rod.
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Bull Gores
William Waters
Montgomery County
Germantown
Frank Waters
Toledo
Buffalo Vasghall
Toledo Mud Hens
Americana Association
Swayne Field
Missing 11 days: Reynolds Airways chief feared missing
New York AP dispatch says Richard J Reynolds, 21, president of Reynolds Airways, had not been heard from since September 16 after a plane crash near New Jersey killed seven aboard. Executives, including Tiffany, blamed the disappearance on a private detective inquiry and noted Reynolds had a habit of delaying updates.
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New York
R. J. Reynolds
Maxnste
Sve J
Reynolds
Prase
New Jersey
Reynold
Froubi
Fire Causes 20000 Loss At Frederick Mantas Establishment
Fire swept two adjoining establishments in the duentons section including a restaurant run by Albert Beck and the Geots and Dunn shoe store. Loss was estimated at 20000 with several families fleeing from apartments above. Frank L. Den, a former Frederick businessman, was among the individuals connected to the history of Bentz and Dunn.
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Duentons
Albert Beck
Geots and Dunn
Bentz and Dunn
Frank L. den
Frederick
Bents
Hagerstown
Edward Hunts
Mullinix
Bente
Edward Beate
Bhut
Halethorpe
Lion Club
The
Iron Horse
Mussolini Welcomes Son Romano As Birth Sparks Joy
Rome reports Donona Rachels Mussolini, wife of Italian premier, bore a son at Villa Carpens near Forli. The infant named Romano to be baptized tomorrow in Carpens church. Both mother and child do well amid nationwide rejoicing and congratulations from officials and friends.
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Donona Rachels Mussolini
Villa Carpens
For
Romano
Carpens
Italy
Roma
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
Mope
Cardinal Gasparri
Boxing Commission Suspends Fugazy Ahead of October Show
New York AP report says boxing promoter Hubert Fugazy is suspended by the State Athletic Commission for allegedly failing to return 2500 in forfeit money to Charles Cardio manager of Boston featherweight Red Chanman. The suspension does not affect Fugazy’s October 6 bout at Ebbets Field featuring Sid Terris and Phil McGraw but bars new matches until the matter is resolved.
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New York
Humbert Fugazy
Tex Rickard
State Athletic Commission
Charles Cardio
Red Chanman
Boston
Fagazy
Cordio
Chapman
Ebbets Field
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Man charged after auto crash and hearing set
Raymond Hewitt of Mountsville was arrested by Deputy Sheriff William F. Steiner on a Friday hearing charge. He was released on bond after a Saturday crash on a state highway involving Earl Dewees Austin Jr of Graceham. Dewees injured an arm and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Hewitt remained in custody.
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Raymond Hewitt
Mounisvild
Sherif William F. Steiner
Land
Lond
Cass
Istown
Herwitt
Earl Dewees
Austin Jor
Graceham- Dewees
Frederick City Hospital
Hewitt
Couple wins judgment against police sergeant
A Common Pleas Court jury awarded 4475 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Mack in a suit against Police Sergeant Frank L Reif. The couple alleged Reif arrested and detained them for kissing in their parked automobile.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Mack
Frank L. Reif
New State Police Readies Expanded Force by Next Week
Preparations to boost the New State Police to the quota of men by next Saturday have been completed. Additional motorcycle patrols are being sworn in, with 29 extra equipment units arriving. The move follows past leadership disputes and a personnel reshuffle, including a camp for applicants and promotion of Robert E. Raleigh to lieutenant and second in command.
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L. Marshall Schroeder
Toadav
Minks
Charles ©. Myers
Mathias A. Pepersack
Pepersack
Oliver C. Sbor
Stele
E. Austin Beaman
Motor Vehicies
Myers
Pepersack Crafl
Cortain Myers
Pepersack Aweltioe
Harry N. Butter
Liemtemass Pepersack
Robert E. Raleigh
Liettensat
Frederick man found guilty of illegal liquor possession
Charles A. Carter of Frederick was found guilty in Rockville Police Court of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Judge Sameel Riggs imposed six months in jail and a $246 fine plus costs. He posted a $599 bond for appeal to the circuit court and was set to next appear at the November term.
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Charles A. Carter
Frederick
Comet
Rockville
Jad¢ze
Sameel Riggs Behaying
Circelt Court
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