Double Wounding as Man Fires on Wife and Mother in Car
Ralph Todd shot and seriously wounded his wife and her mother Mra. Ogden Lyon during a late night car ride in Baltimore. Both victims were taken to Calvert County Hospital in critical condition. Todd fled into nearby woods as witnesses and Everett Mead aided the injured at the scene.
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A. P
Ralph Todd
Mra
Ogden Lyon
Huntington
Calvert County
Todd
Maryland Avenue
Mra. Todd
Mrs. Lyon
Woods
S. Beowens
Field
Seceme
Everett Mead
National Banks Report Record June 30 Deposits
National Banks show unprecedented deposits and reserves as of June 30, with New York institutions surpassing 1919 and 1938 highs. Chicago banks report combined deposits up by 127.8 million, led by the National Bank with 90.0 million. Total deposits across the banks reach 910.98 million, marking a significant rise since April.
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New York
Chicago
National Bank
Maranville Named Pilot of Chicago Nationals
New York July 7 4A P Walter Rabbit Maranville shortstop today succeeded Bill Killefer as manager of the Chicago National League team announced by President William L Veek This marks the end of a search for a new manager Killefer who served as leader earlier will stay on as scout through year end Maranville rose from Sandlots Springfield to New Bedford New England League 1911 and Boston Braves 1912 He became renowned in 1914 as one of baseballs great shortstops and earned the nickname Rabbit for his quick moves and ability to pounce on balls.
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New York
Walter
Rabbit) Maronville
Bill Killfer
Chicago
William L. Veeck
Killefer
Mitchell
Boson Braves
Rabbit
Maranville
Storm damages farms and orchards in Washington County
A severe wind and thunderstorm in Washington County Maryland caused property and orchard damage late yesterday. One and one eighth inches of rain fell in twenty minutes, washing roads and gardens. Wind blew trees and snapped wires, with areas near Seitzberg and Chenaville affected.
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Hagerstown
Washagton County
Former Sheriff of Dorchester Is Dead
Cambridge Maryland July 7 Captain Milford son former Sheriff of Dorchester County died at Cambridge Maryland Hospital at 9 10 this morning after a long illness. He is survived by Calvert in Baltimore Mrs Pat Magianis and J Howard Phillips a prominent local businessman. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at three o'clock.
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Milford Son
Oceechester County
Cambridge-Maryland
Calvert
Baltimore
Pat Magianis
J. Howard Phillips
West Virginian Named Circuit Judge by APC
Judge Geo McClintock of the Southern District of West Virginia has been appointed to the Fourth Circuit of Appeals covering Maryland Virginia the Carolinas and West Virginia to replace the late Judge Charles A Weeds. Recommendations are pending from other states in the circuit and no appointment will be finalized until all are considered.
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APC
Geo McClintock
West Virginia
Fourth Circuit of Appeals
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Charles A. Weeds
Richmend
Taft
Two Cavalry Companies Pursue Hijackers Near Monterey Bay
At dawn two cavalry troops from Montero Presidio patrolled inland after hijackers, who had clashed with civilians and mortally wounded a posse member while injuring two officers. A coast guard cutter patrolled the coast to deter landings as hijackers, cornered near Moes Landing, shouted Shoot em as they fled after identifying the pursuing force. Harry Livingston, a state traffic officer, drove a shot battered car into Watsonville seeking aid. A Salinas merchant, H. Rader, joined the effort but was killed. The rum runners offshore made no landing.
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Monterey Bay
Harry Livingston
Watsonville
Moes Landing
Hijachera
H. Rader
Salinaa
W. A Oger
Veteran Jailer Advocates Prevention Over Cure For Crime
New York July 7 A P veteran jailer Jehan J Hatley former warden of Tombs Prison argues prevention rather than cure is society's best method to combat crime. He cites his 15 years at central jail noting many inmates lost their way under harsh environments and narcotics. He recalls notable prisoners including Gerald Chapman and others, and says crime trends show a shift to younger offenders and riskier behavior since the war.
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A. P
Jehan J Hatley
Rosed
Epost
S of Tombs
Sprat
Central Jail
Hanley
Harry K. Faen
Haars Schmidt
Bland Molnesux
Albert Patrik
Gerald Chapman
Jewelry Stolen From St. Peter's Recovered
Rome July 7 The jewelry stolen Friday night from the treasury of St. Peter's has been recovered after the arrest of Mariany Striis a farmer shoemaker and carriage driver. The items are valued at about 630 008 with diamonds sapphires and a great ruby. A ring set with diamond and a large sapphire was placed on St Peter's statue.
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Rome
A_ P
Vatican
St. Peter
Mariany Striis
Cai
Bere
Polere
St. Peter's
S. Peter
Philadelphia Seeks Army Navy Classic 1938 Site
A Philadelphia committee and Navy authorities meet to discuss hosting the Army Navy game in 1938 as part of a city celebration. Possible sites include Philadelphia at Franklin Field with 84 060 seats, Baltimore, and New York, with space demands and stadium capacity key factors.
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Navel
Philadelphia
Navy
Philadelphis Comeiites
Loois M. Nulton
Cipal
Academy
Blaltimore
New York
Franklin Field
Peak topple disaster at island crossing shocks Avalon
A deadly train crossing crash on Santa Catalina Island kills Mrs. Guy L. Winters and injures five. Fireman leapt to safety fearing the locomotive would derail. Witnesses recall the collision and the car lodging under the pilot as the wreck halted. Nearby farmer P Ruark observed the incident from a distance.
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Guy L. Winters
P Ruark
Tra Om . Owen
Chas. Tayler
Jee. C. White
Sunday School Picnic Tragedy Claims Watts and Children
A Sunday school picnic ended in disaster as Watts and seven of her charges drowned. Early reports note two bodies recovered, with ongoing search for others. Names mentioned include Sam, Barnes, Francie, Vigeter, Jean, and an unnamed adult organizer. Local authorities investigation continues into the drowning incident.
Late News Bulletins From Port Colborne To Baltimore
Port Colborne frontiers report a tragic beading kill at sea with 17 ships in convoy. July 7 dispatch says families seek shelter as boats race to shore amid night violence and rising panic. Baltimore forecast predicts heavy heat and strong winds, while a cooperative merger prompts new market notes.
Applegarth Dies in Cambridge
H Applegarth dies in Cambridge according to local obituary notices. The report records the passing of H Applegarth and notes the city's obituary listing with limited details.
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H. Applegarth
Cambridge
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