Foe Crash On Test Trip In White Eagle Plane
The White Eagle monoplane of Benja min and Joseph Adamowicz, with Emil Birgen, crashed on landing at Harbor Grace Newfoundland due to a gust and a ground swerving. Joseph suffered a cut needing stitches while the pilots and Birgen escaped serious injury. The craft, formerly named The Liberty, took off from Floyd Bennett Field New York. The brothers, Brooklyn residents, had no immediate plans to cross the Atlantic.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Benjamin
Joseph Adamowicz
New York
Adamowicz
Ands
Emil Birgen
Birgen
Atlantic
Brooklyn
N.Y
Physician Dies in Hanover Auto Crash Near Hospital
Dr John Davis Gambill 26 a Johns Hopkins intern from Ashland Ky killed when a car driven by Dr Arthur Baptiste of Baltimore overturned near Hanover Pa Miss Rhea Burkholder and Miss Helen Richstreet of New Cumberland were injured Miss Burkholder in serious condition with a fractured pelvis and internal injuries The dead man had left Johns Hopkins for Pittsburgh to pursue transfer while in transit also noting Michigan salt production totaling over 37000000 in five years
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Hanover
John Davis Gambill
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Gambill
Arthur Baptiste
Rhea Burkholder
Helen Richstreet
New Cumberland
Burkholder
Hanover Hospital
Ashland
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Center College
Baltimore Hospital
Pittsburgh
Ear worm control guide for corn growers
Agricultural editor outlines practical methods to combat the ear worm pest and prevent losses to sweet corn. Free copy available by mail from the Daily Mail Agricultural Editor, Van Gorder Service, Washington DC, with request to name address and questions.
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Daily Mail
van Gorder Service
Washington, D. c
Aricultural
Mail Information Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D.C
Protecting Late Tomatoes In The Garden
The article discusses risks to late tomato crops including wilt leaf spot and pests such as hornworms and earworms. It advises insecticidal control, hand removal, and cautions on blossom end rot linked to dry soil and excessive nitrogen. It notes limited understanding of rot causes and emphasizes timely, practical control measures.
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Ivestigators
Safe tomato crop protection and moisture care guidance
The article advises avoiding high nitrogen fertilizers and fresh manure on tomatoes, plowing under well rotted manure or green manure to improve moisture, staking and pruning to one vine, mulching with grass clippings or peat moss, and weekly Bordeaux mixture spraying from transplant. It notes Bordeaux stimulates growth and can extend bearing life and frost resistance.
Gordy Likely to Enter 1934 Maryland Governor Race
The Baltimore Sun reports William S. Gordy Jr. State Comptroller plans to seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1934 if Governor Ritchie leaves the field for the United States Senate. Gordy has signaled he remains loyal to Ritchie and has not abandoned his candidacy since 1925.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
William 8. Gordy
Ritchie
United States Senate
Gordy
Salvation Army seeks magazines and papers
The Salvation Army asks readers to donate magazines and papers. A uniformed collector will call for them if you call 1644.
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Salvation Army
Do You Recall School Board Report and Local Events
Do You Recall School Board report for year ending July 31 showed receipts of 250,929.55 and expenditures of 233,867.12. C Harry Keller and Robi H McCauley were the auditors. Jack Pickford starred in Mile a Minute Kendall and Nell Shipman in Barre Son of Kazan. The ninth annual reunion of the I O O F drew a record crowd to Pen Mar. Grand Master Howard P Hartman spoke. Washington county subscribed to 1 387 600 in Liberty bonds. county goal was 1 185 500. Dennis family held third annual reunion at City Park with Charles Dennis president and George D Hicks vice president.
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Harry Keller
Robi. H. McCauley
Jack Pickford
Kendall
Nell Shipman
Barre, Son of Kazan
Pen Mar
Post
Howard P. Hartman
Washington County
Tallahassee Sees Old Hose Wagon Purchase Anniversary
The old hose wagon of the First Hose Company was bought by Tallahassee Florida as M F Saith and C H Hager audited the Board of Education records. Nineteen employees of the Wal...
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The
First, Hose Company
Tallahassee
Fla
M. F. Saith and
C.H. Hager
Board of Education
Wreck in Michigan claims lives of circus troupe members
A train wreck in Michigan killed several circus personnel while a district rally near Sharpsburg drew over one hundred fifty youths. Mary Thomas and Bernice Baker of St. James organized the event with Ruth Otto leading song service. Keedysville orchestra performed as Rev. Bartlett of Shepherdstown spoke on God’s creative power. Other participants included Rev. Chapman, Ethel Newman, Donald Chapman and Earl Souders.
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Sharpsburg
Mary Thomas
Bernice, Baker
St. James
Wette
Ruth Otto
Walton League Party Promises Boat Trip on Potomac
The Walton League Chapter plans a Thursday party with wives of members as guests. A boat trip on the Potomac is featured, with refreshments, dancing, and cards aboard.
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Focal Bank Walton League
Jadies
Potomac
H ‘Wil ‘Leeve
Toment
Mrs. Johnson to Aid in Campaign
Washington reports two Johnsons will aid economic recovery efforts with reduced pay. Mrs Hugh Johnson serves on the consumers' advisory board without pay, while her husband, the recovery administrator, declines a $12,000 salary to work for $6,000.
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Washington
Aug
Hugh
Johnson
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Local couples listed with ages and towns
A long OCR fragment lists pairs of adults with ages and hometowns in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Names include Kenneth E. Martin Ada M. Eshleman Walter B. Clingan Hazel B. Mellett Floyd E. Longanecker Goda R. Straley James B. Curfman Mary E. Sheffler Alvie F. Dusing Isabel F. Snodderly William H. Hunt Grace V. Landers Eurand Flegal Margaret Fitz Herbert K. Zellers Alice L. Redmond Milton C. Ruark Anna bel Burns William Harold Hannell Beatrice Swann.
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Kenneth E. Martin
Smiths
Ada M. Eshleman
Hagerstown
Walter BE. Clingan
Booksboro
Hazel B. Mellett
Floyd E. Longanecker
Goda R. Straley
James B. Curfman
Waynesboro
Isabel F. Snodderly
Rouzerville
William H. Hunt
Grace V. Landers
Ransom
Eurand Flegal
Margaret Fitz
Smithsburg
Herbert K. Zellers
Alice L. W. Redmond
Milton C. Ruark
Anna+ bel Burns
Baltimore
William Harold “Hannell
Amaranth
Beatrice Emily ‘Swann
Hancock
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Mones
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Associated Press
Castlewood Dam
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Dan van Gorder
Tvory Coortene Creeet
Serdey
Iran
Ritchie Génate
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Ington Lodge
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Walton League
United States
Treasury Department
Mrs. Johnson
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Everparre
General Motors
Potomac Edison CO
Potomac St
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R. D. McKee
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