Aged Baltimore Woman Found Near Edgemont
Mrs. Mary Gildea, 74, of Linden Avenue Baltimore, who vanished from Pen Mar Park Sunday, was located by county officers and railway police along the Western Maryland Railway near Edgemont. She had been without food or drink since Sunday night after attending a concert and was found in a weakened condition. She had been boarding at the Bon Air Hotel in Pen Mar and worked for years in the contract department of the U S Fidelity and Guaranty Co. A search began Monday morning. The article notes the Simplon tunnel between Italy and Switzerland as the longest railway tunnel, exceeding 12 miles.
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Mary Gildea
Linden Avenue
Baltimore
Pen Mar Park
Maryland
Edgemont
Gildea
Bon Air
Pen Mar
Bullets or Ballets heads at Maryland Theatre starting tomorrow
Edward G. Robinson returns to the screen in Bullets or Ballets a First National feature at the Maryland theatre beginning tomorrow He portrays a hard boiled detective who renounces love and honor to join criminals and expose the most powerful band of crooks ever seen in order to bring them to justice
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First National
Maryland Theatre
Robinson
Little Caesar
Lice
Parole System Exposed In Henrys Motion Picture
A sensational motion picture at Henrys Theatre starring Henry Hunter Ann Preston Alan Dinehart Grant Mitchell reveals how parole works and misuses in the nation. The film argues for major changes in the parole system with a gripping on screen expose drawing today and Thursday audiences.
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HENRY
J. Edgar Hoover
Wnation
Henry Hunter
Ann Preston
Alan Dinehart
Grant Mitchell
Auctioneer Sells Farms and Properties in Cearfoss Area
The Middlekauff farm of 140 acres on the Cearfoss pike sold for 11450 dollars total in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon, auctioned by J C Snyder. Snyder also sold the Elgin property on Guilford Avenue for 1800 dollars and the Harp property at Smithsburg for 1700 dollars.
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Cearfoss Pike
Court House
J. C. Snyder
Cumberland lands 1937 Elks convention in Maryland
Cumberland won the bid to host the 1937 Elks Association of Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia convention. Charles H. Stump was elected president, succeeding A. Guy Miller of Annapolis. New officers include Hafer, Hawthorne, Pettrot, Mosner, Hartie, Mobley, and Hoffman with successors named for terms ranging two to one year. The group also pledged support for an Elks camp for underprivileged children in Frederick County's Catoctin Furnace area, opening next summer. John E. Lynch reported a 220 member gain. Activities included a barbecue, moonlight Chesapeake Bay excursion, a 7 p.m. dance, and the grand ball planned for tomorrow night.
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Annapolke
Cumberland
Elks Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Charles H. Stump
Stump
A. Guy Miller
Annapolis
John Hafer
Frostburg
Charles G. Hawthorne
Nathan Dorsey
Frederick
Elks
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick County
John E. Lynch
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Storm Swamps Florida Motorist In 100 MPH Gale
A Florida gulf coast motorist was swept into a swamp as a 100 mile per hour storm lashed northern Florida. The fierce winds lifted the car several yards into water and caused substantial property damage. Three fishing boats were reported missing off the coast.
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Florida Gulf
Florida
Associated Press
Investigation Into Death Concluded in Pasadena
In Pasadena on August 5 a police inquiry into the death of John Bradford 31 husband of New York heiress Katrina Van Rensalaer ended when autopsy showed death from lobar pneumonia with acute alcoholism as a contributing cause. Mrs Bradford was moved from the General Hospital prison ward to a Glendale home. Bradford, an unemployed man, had been under investigation.
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Pasadena
Calif
John Bradford
New York
Katrina van Rensalaer
Bradford
General Hospital
Glendale
Engineer found dead in disordered apartment
An electrical engineer was found dead yesterday on the floor of his disordered apartment. A woman stated she had only a quart of milk for food in ten days.
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Queen Is Crowned By Governor Earle
Governor Earle crowned Miss Helen Ott of McConnellsburg queen of the sesquicentennial celebration at the Fulton County Fairgrounds and urged the crowd to reflect on past experiences to meet today’s problems. He flew from Harrisburg in an autogiro and praised early settlers who established the town 150 years ago. The event opened Sunday and runs through tomorrow.
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McConnellsburg
Earle
Fulton County Fairgrounds
Harrisburg
Helen Ott
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