Governor to Attend Urma Picnic August 2 at Rowe's Park
Governor Albert C. Ritchie will be guest of honor and principal speaker at the seventh annual Urma picnic at Rowe's Park next Wednesday August 2. Mayor Jackson of Baltimore and Mayor Wertz will also speak. Anticipated record crowd, elaborate program, 14 passenger airplane with loud speaker, vaudeville acts from New York, twelve contests, fireworks and dancing. Special buses will run, 40 000 expected. 35 000 attended last year. Maryland Retail Grocers Association officials to attend luncheon.
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Rowe's Park
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Wertz
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Mar
New York City
Kiddies
Dental Health Club
Boo Russell
Alma Service Stores
Maryland Retail Grocers’ Association
John H. Polhaus
Harry W. Walker
James Bryan
H. J. Harp
R. J. Tromphower
L. A. Zitzman
David Bowman
W. H. Lewis
William Moore
M. L. Kniper
E. R. Spessard
William Slick
Gala Event Planned by Antietam Fire Company
The Antietam Fire Company plans a gala festival in the B. and O. yards opposite the hall tomorrow night. Firemen are making extensive preparations for the affair.
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Antietam Fire Company
Fire Company
Scouts Thrilled by Big Fair Arrival in Windsor Tour
A telegram from Henry R. Coates in Windsor Ont announces the Boy Scout tour reached Windsor at 8 pm last night, with plans to adjust schedule after Niagara Falls. Chicago dispatch notes emblematic week at Century of Progress with highlights including Alder Plantarium Hall of Science Electrical Building and the Sky Ride.
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The
Daily Mail
Henry R. Coates
Windsor
Ont
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Alder Plantarium
Hall of Science
General Motors
Chrysler
Enchanted Island
George Crist
Frederick
Horace Spalding
Canada
Haperstown
Woods Outdoor Meetings Draw Large Attendance in August
Outdoor services in Doubs Woods wrap up this week after three weeks of evening gatherings. Visiting ministers from Harpers Ferry Smithsburg and Williamsport preached nightly along with a 12 year old boy preacher on Sunday. Baptismal service follows sermon at Poffenberger meadow. Church of God led by Rev. F H Snavely notes August Sunday evenings still in woods.
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Visting
Gardner R. Taylor
Harpers Ferry
A. Iw. Frazer
Smithsbureg
J. Earl Stevens
Williamsport
Dopu- Tar
Poffenberger
Christian Endeavor Societies
Church of God
F. H. Snavely
Government codes drive wages up across industries
In Washington the Recovery Administration advanced legal interpretations to help employers sign up under the industry codes. Officials split roles with Perkins in Pittsburgh and Richberg in Washington while Johnson met Detroit motor leaders to press for fair competition codes. Hearings on steel and oil codes begin, with broader sessions planned through August, aiming to boost pay for hundreds of thousands of workers.
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Recovery Administration
Donald Richberg
Hugh 8. Johnson
Detroit
Perkins
Pittsburgh
Lumber Industry
Lindsay Rogers
Somerville Defends Crown Entering National Golf Championship
C Ross Somerville of London Ontario the defending champion leads 580 entrants for the national amateur golf championship to be held at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati from September 11 to 16. Only about a quarter will reach the championship proper after regional qualifying on August 8 in 22 districts eliminating up to 165.
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C.ross Somerville
London
Ont
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Browns Score Win Over Tigers in 12 Inning Thriller
Melillo and Levey sparked a St. Louis rally with a single and a double as the Browns outslugged the Detroit Tigers 10 to 9 after 12 innings. St. Louis built an early lead, then six runs across the seventh and eighth, and two in the ninth kept the Bengals fighting. Hadley, Wells, and Shea allowed the Tigers to stay close before Detroit’s late rally fell short.
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Marberry
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Herring
Hexsett
Hayworth
Desautels
Capone Indicted in 24 for Rackets and Terror Tactics
Twenty four men including lawyers and union bosses along with Capone are named in a blanket indictment charging bombing acid throwing and coercive labor racketeering to restrain trade. Notables include Aaron Sapiro Dr Benjamin Squires Alderman Oscar Nelson and Murray Humphreys. Capone may be moved to Illinois for trial when his Atlanta sentence ends.
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Capone
Aaron Sapiro
New York
Aftor Iney
United States
Chicago Laundry Owners’ Association
Benjamin M. Squires
University of Chicago
Master Cleaners and Dyers Institute of Chicago
Oscar Nelson
Dye House Drivers Union
Scarface
al” Capone
Murray Humphreys
Capons
Cook County
Squires
Reading
Atlanta
Illinois
Sapiro
Bali
Nelson
Europe
Boscott
Courtney
Courtney Sail
Racketeers Targeted as Trial Hopes Fall in September
Prosecutor seeks September trial for defendants. Secret investigators interview victims to gather evidence while fearing threats and retaliation from terrorists. Victims worry about possible harm if they talk.
Marston Sets Pace in Shennecossett Tourney Qualifier
Max Marston of Philadelphia, defending amateur champion, again dominates the Shennecossett Country Club annual invitation. He shoots 70 two under par to win the qualifying medal for the fifth time, having previously retired and reclaimed the Shennecossett cup in 1929 and earned two legs of the Marston Shennecossett trophy.
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Eastern Point
Conn
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Shhenecossett Country Club
Marston
Winooka Makes American Racing Debut at Tanforan
SAN BRUNO Calif July 28 Heralded as The Wonder Horse of Australia Winooka will debut in an American match race at Tanforan meeting Frisky Matron a speedy California bred filly in a $16 000 race The import has trained long since arrival and impressed observers in trial dashes
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Calif
Australia
Winooka
Tanforan
Obervers
Klein Captures Long Island Open By One Stroke
Willie Klein of Wheatley Hills overhauled Walter Kozak of Pomonok to win the Long Island open by one stroke. Klein fired 72 on Lido’s layout to finish at 298 while Kozak totaled 297 after the 72-hole medal play.
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Willie Klein
Wheatley Hills
Walter Kozak
Pomonok
Jxlin
Lido
Kozak
Evangelistic Work Resumed at Church of the Nazarene
The evangelistic campaign paused at Franklin Street and West Side Avenue will restart soon. Regular Church of the Nazarene services will be held under a tent every Wednesday and Sunday at 7 45 pm. In August visiting ministers will lead, including Ches Curtis August 13 Alexandria, D B Higgs August 20, J M Huff August 27 with Mrs Huff and Miss Marion Jenkins assisting.
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West Side Avenue
Church of the Nazarene
Ches Curtis
Alexandria
D. BE. Higgs
Washington and Philadelphia
J. M. Huff
Conestoga, Fa
Mra
J. M Huff
Young Peoples
Marion Jenkins
Local Church Invites All To Upcoming Services
The text notes Miss Lucille Cox as pianist and song illustrator. The pastor Rev. H. B. Brenner and church members extend a cordial invitation to all to attend these services.
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Lucille Cox
H. B. Brenner
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