Von Papen Accepted as Vienna Envoy
Franz von Papen is named special envoy to Vienna by Austria's new government. Major Emil Fey receives sweeping security powers to root out Nazi influence, including firing private employees deemed guilty of Nazi propaganda. The move, viewed as routine by officials, aims to curb Nazi activity amid strained relations with Germany.
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Vienna
Arg
Franz von Papen
Germany
Kurt Schuschniiger
Austria
von Papen
Emil Fey
Fey
Hitler
Vou Papen
Dollfuss
Labor plan test case over Blue Eagle at Harriman Mills
The American Federation of Labor executive council met in Atlantic City to protest the restoration of the Blue Eagle at Harriman Hosiery Mills in Harriman Tennessee. President William Green called Glancy’s action tremendously disappointing and said the council would use the case to test NRA collective bargaining provisions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Organized Labor
Blue Eagle
Harriman
Tenn
NRA
American Federation of Labor
William Green
A. R. Glancy
Washington
Retired Judge Worthington Dies at 76 in Frederick
Frederick Maryland August report states former Sixth Judicial Circuit associate judge Glenn H. Worthington died at Frederick City Hospital aged 76. He served as chief judge early in his career and as an associate judge from 1912 to 1927, with prior roles as State's Attorney and superintendent of Frederick County schools. Surviving are his widow and five children across Ohio Iowa and Washington.
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Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Frederick City
Worthington
Hammond Urner
Frederick County
Jubal A
Robert H. Pfeil
Cleveland
Richard Alvey Worthington
Des Moines
Lorenzo W. Martin
Washington
Paul Deh. Reed
John Clarke ‘Worthington
Spickler Letter Dinner Guests From East and West
Spickler, Aug. 2, Miss Cora Elizabeth Grove of New York, Miss Frances Grove of Columbus, Mrs. Wm. Lawson and daughter Lois Jane, Geo. Grove of Charlton, joined Mrs. Chlorene Kreps for a Saturday dinner. Weekday visitors included Mrs. James Hull, Mrs. Geo. Grove and children, Mrs. Chas. Sanders and daughter Irene, Ada Daucherty, Wyland and Grove of Hagerstown. Ross Kreps and sons Paul Fred and Leroy and Virginia Everitts visited Rouzerville, Pa. Mollie Yeakle spent Tuesday with daughter Melchara Cowden. Master Johannie Miles returned home in Clearspring after a week with his family.
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Spickler
Cora Elizabeth Grove
New York
Frances Grove
Columbus
Wm. Lawson
Lois Jane
Baltimore
Geo. Grove
Charlton
Chlorene Kreps
Saaturday
Grove
Hagerstown
Ross Kreps
Paul
Fred and
Leroy
Virginia Everitts
Kreps
Rouzerville
Mollie Yeakle
Melchara Cowden
Johannie Miles
Clearspring
Meteors Will Be Seen This Week
Philadelphia observers were urged to view the Perseid meteors Friday and Saturday nights this week. Dr Charles P Olivier of the American Meteor Society said the display peaks August 11 12 and the new moon on August 10 should give ideal observing conditions this year.
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Philadelphia
Charles P. Olivier
American Meteor Society
Local Social Notes Highlight Hagerstown Visitors and Family Time
Cousins Mildred and Robert Bloy, Mr and Mrs Eugene Stahl and daughter, and Mrs Jas Hull with Mrs Mollie Yeakle visited in the homes of Ebersole and Frush families. Master Peal Grove stayed with Jack Martin in Charlton, Dorothys Ditto family from Hagerstown hosted, Lena Hull returned to Bridgeport after weeks with Thelma Everitts. Mrs Lawson went back to Baltimore.
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Eugene Stahl
Hagerstown
Jas Hull
Mollie’ Yeakle
Christian Ebersole
Peal Grove
Charlton
Jack Martin
E. W. Ditto
Dorothy
Edward, Jr
Robert
Hull
E. L. Mason
No preaching services at Hall on the Hill in August
Tilghman residents note August no preaching at Hall on the Hill. Lula Knode of Bakersville visits Margaret Remsburg at Eakles Cross Roads. Mrs Wm Mumma and Ardath Lee return home at Lappans after visiting Sarah in Philadelphia. George H Shaw and family visit Howard McCauley in Virginia Ave. Madadine Benner returns from Frederick. Iva, sister of late Mae Irven, now at home. Bloom celebrates 54th birthday Aug 2. Lillian Cooper rushed to hospital for appendicitis. Gracia Barnhart visits Chas Barnhart’s beyond Lappans. Martha Sisler operated at hospital. Mrs F A Mumma and Mrs L H Cohen of Cal and Mrs C R Burns of Chicago visit Wm Mumma. Other visitors: Merritt Pike family, Bert Clipp family, George Smith family. Agnés Shaw not well. Mrs Milton Remsburg and Louise depart for Chicago for the Fair. Margaret Lowery was a Sunday
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Tilghmanton
Lula Knode
Bakersville
Margaret Remsburg
Eakles Cross Roads
Wm. Mumma
Ardath Lee
Lappans
Sarah
Philadelphia
George H. Shaw
Howard McCauley
Virginia Avenue
Madadine Benner
Frederick
Iva
Mae Irven
Bloom
Lillian Cooper
Fairplay Grammar School
Gracia Barnhart
Chas. Barnhart
Martha Sisler
F. A. Mumma
Williamsport
L. H. Cohen
Alhambra
Cal
C. R. Burns
Chicago
Merritt Pike
Jack
Herbert Clipp
Mary Louise
George Smith
Thurman
Agnés Shaw
Milton Remsburg
Louise
Margaret Lowery
Local notes from the community gathering and church visit
Miss Lowery leaves this week for College Park to attend 4 H Club meetings then Linwood for Y P B of the W C T U work, Baltimore to visit friends, return to resume teaching. Mrs Reichard and daughter and Mrs Moats attended Home Coming at Long Meadow. The Union service dates for Bakersville and Downsville have shifted with Rev Henry delivering the message.
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Lwia
Anna Knode
Earl Show
No One Home Now
In Oakland California on August 7 a Gomez family visit to Highland hospital grows from one patient to three. Elizabeth Gomez, 21, was first treated after a call to husband John Gomez. A second Gomez family member arrived and a pound baby was born. The father, John Gomez, rushed to the hospital and was struck by a car resulting in a fractured leg.
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Oakland
Calif
Gomez
Highland Hospital
Elizabeth Gomez
John Gomez
Marine tells committee of money offer
Virgil Hayes a former Marine testified before a Congressional sub committee that an officer in the Silver Shirts offered money for stolen government firearms. He described rifles pistols and ammunition tied to San Diego Silver Shirts, with payments of ten dollars per rifle fifty per machine gun and twenty per ammunition case. Evidence tied to North Island base and two named individuals was cited.
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Los Angeles
Virgil Hayes
Congressional
Silver Shirts
San Diego
Silver Shirt
Hayes
Huddle
Edelson
North Island Naval Base
W. W. Kemp
Kemp
Cattle Shipped to Maryland for Relief Aid
Dr Thomas B Symons director of Maryland Extension Service said 117 carloads of steers were shipped from New Brighton Minnesota to the Maryland relief administration. The cattle will be pastured in the state for the summer, then butchered and the meat distributed to the needy. Symons estimated five to seven days for the cattle to arrive.
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College Park
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Relief Administration
New Brighton
Symons
Lions Club Annual Picnic Held at Brewer's Clubhouse
The Lions Club conducted its annual picnic at Brewer's Clubhouse along the Conococheague yesterday afternoon and evening, drawing a large turnout from the community.
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Lions Club
Brewer's Clubhouse
Conococheague
Long Sore At Him As Huey Long Clash Looms In New Orleans
Louisiana Governor O K Allen says Senator Huey Long is sore at him for not dismissing national guards he mobilized during the dispute with Mayor T Semmes Walmsley in New Orleans. A troop police clash was feared.
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O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Huey Long
National Guards
Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Associated Presa
No More Salutes End King Birthday Cannon Salute
In Stellenbosch South Africa a birthday salute ceremony for the king ended in a blast from a historic cannon injuring five people. The cannon dating to the Dutch East India Company era exploded, prompting the mayor to announce that there will be no more salutes.
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Stellenbosch
South Africa
Dutch East India Company
Archduke Otto Leaves Belgium for Italy
Archduke Otto, claimant to the Austrian throne, departed Belgium by car today en route to Italy to join his mother Empress Zita who has been in Italy for three weeks. Officials say the move is likely tied to matrimonial rather than political aims.
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Otto
Italy
Brussels
Austria
Zita
Mussolini couple reportedly expecting sixth child in February
A Riccione report says the Mussolinis will welcome a sixth child around February. Signora Donna Rachele Mussolini is at the famous summer resort where she cared for the Dollfuss children after their father was assassinated. Fran Dollfuss is also expected to have another child soon.
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Rome
Riccione
Mussolinis
Signora
Donna Rachele Mussolini
Dollfuss
Austria
Fran Dollfuss
Men Held For Hearings In Federal Liquor Case
Hubert Binning and Russ Ness were arrested by federal investigators in Baytown for illegal liquor manufacture and released on bond for hearings after arraignment before U S Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger. Ernest and Arthur Smith of Boonsboro were also charged and freed on bond awaiting hearings.
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Hubert Binning
Russ Ness
Baytown
U. S
D. Angle Wolfinger
Ernest
Arthur Smith
Boonsboro
Escape From Weston State Hospital Sparks Fayette County Search
Fayette County officers hunt for Thomas Otey a 42 year old Montgomery man who escaped Weston State Hospital early today by sawing a barn window in his room. Prosecuting Attorney H E Dillon Jr noted the escape and ongoing manhunt.
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Fayetteville
W. Va
Fayette County
Thomas Otey
Montgomery
Weston State Hospital
H. E. Dillon, Jr
Otey Accused of Attacking Man in Office Last January
The witness testified that Otey attacked him in his office last January and was committed to the State Hospital. He said Otey was expected to return to Montgomery.
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Otey
State ‘Hospital
Montgomery
Danforth Transferred to Maryland Bureau in Baltimore
George T. Danforth former agent in charge of the local prohibition enforcement unit has been moved to Maryland with headquarters in Baltimore effective August 10 and will oversee the alcoholic beverage inspection units in the state. He currently heads the Charleston West Virginia office.
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George T. Danforth
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Justice Department
Danforth
Charleston
W. Va
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