Weather Pushes State Crops Ahead Despite Heat Wave
A hot early June heat wave accelerated crop growth across Maryland, with wheat and rye headed in northern counties and corn largely blasted by June 1. Potatoes and strawberries showed rapid ripening while some replants occurred after wind and drought. The Maryland Weather Board reported water supply limits as regional drought stressed pastures and other staples.
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Maryland
Dine Rites
Tyre
Putking
Biooe
Po Mag
Sorthern
Strept
Allegany
Garrett Countes
Allee
Gany
Garrett
Kiwanis Luncheon Honors Graduates and Officials
The Kiwanis Club hosted over 200 attendees including graduating seniors, board of education members, and judges of the She esaay contest at the Tunehenn YOM.CG. AL event. Prizes were awarded to McCammon W. Senieknacht and Mrs Josephine [eerie]. Funeral notices follow for Bax Ways with services at 10 o'clock then a requiem at St. Towtheu Catholic Church. Committees for the Fourth of July meet in Williamaport tomorrow at 7:30 pm. Foreign exchange rates show sterling at 62 1/6, francs 64, Belgian cablon 557, and other cables and checks listed.
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Kiwanis Club
Board of Education
Mom
Education
Henry Holzapfel
Mlaa
Clopper
Josephine [Eerie
Funcheon
Tulare
Max Ways
Bax Ways
Bullimore
Merning
St. Paul Street
SL. Towothue’ Catholic Church
Williamaport
Rioting Renewed In Trolley Strike In Schenectady N Y
Riots broke out in Schenectady as striking trolley workers attempted to recover abandoned cars. One man was shot, several injured, and a vehicle operator was pulled from a car and assaulted amid renewed unrest. Marriage licenses listed for several couples include Candy L Wintavre and May 7 Grubba.
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Schenectady, N.Y
International News
Schenectady
N. Y
Strikeji Realcare
Candy L. Wintavre
Grubba
Highview
Filwore & Tood
Annie Ty Whisuun
Mt. Shlon
Cvorge Kokkinas
Hershey
Charles M. Wagaman
Mit
Alf
Hagel M. Price
Wayurshaere
Widow Of Dead Flyer Hurt In Auto Crash
Mrs Wendell K Phillips widow of Lieutenant Phillips, a Mageeslowud figure, survived a car crash near Bulatr roar and Valley View avenue while en route to Washington to attend her husband’s body. The wreck involved one of the county’s largest airplanes at Aberdeen. She was accompanied by Lieut TW Shanteet of the air service at Aberdeen, a friend of her husband.
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Wendell K. Phillips
Phillips
Mageeslowud
Belalyrat
Wichington
Air Gurvleo
Abert
Deen
Philips
Maryland Firemen Convention Opens in Frederick
Frederick hosts the Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention with 2090 delegates. Hagerstown participates as a represented volunteer fire company. City officials boost security with 30 extra officers as preparations emphasize protection against theft. A packed program features baseball, parades, concerts, and a ball at the State Armory.
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Prederick
Maryland
Dhal
Hagerstown
James A. Tunes
Lingdt
Culler
Pettty
Agricultural Park
United Engine Bomes
Winchester Hall
State Armory
Wight
Edward Broomall Is The Nominee
Edward Broomall heads the slate as the Democratic nominee amid Boys Week election activity. Voters include boys and girls up to age 16 in police schools, with Saturday polls at five wards. Officials urge volunteers to assemble at the Herald-Mail office for final instructions.
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Bol Woodward
Mingus
Hoya
Policc
Washington
Perry
Pant Ries
Herald-Mail
South Jonathan Street
Willian Gehr
George Northern
Charles Stein
Polomac
Church Streets
Richard Whipble
Willam Conley
Ierald
Locust Hordes Threatening to Return to Valleys
Locust swarms cover mountain slopes north of the valley as officials reject claims of an 11 year locust outbreak. Farmers gain relief as fog indicate the insects cluster in the mountains, while valley growers face uncertain crops and timing. Building permits listed for W. B. Rowe garage, W Hiues porch, Paul M E Church stone work, M Pashen garage.
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Gala
Él Norh
State Board of Parentry
W. B. Rowe
Summit Omenne
South Potoniac Alrant
M. Pashen
North Locust St
Chamber of Commerce Drive Gains Impetus and Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce membership drive shows momentum with a larger list of new members announced at a luncheon. Attorney Hubert H. Mellauley and Dr Victor D. Miller spoke at the meeting. plans call to continue the drive until Tuesday noon with a final luncheon and banquet to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oonday
Tlan
Kiwanis
Hubert H. Mellauley
Victor D. Miller
Fominally
Gansato
Deaths and funeral notices from Winchester area
Samuel A Byers of Winchester died Wednesday evening after a burial in Chanterabine following a long illness. Funeral in Winchester at 2 PM. He was a pallbearer for his county and moved to Virginia forty years ago. The funeral of F Taconilly Hotnor, who died Tuesday morning at Badeney’s Home, will be held Friday at 4 PM instead of today. The service will be held at the same place as the deceased.
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Samuel A. Byers
Winchester
Chanr- Terabire
Iona
Virginia Pane
Taconilly Hotnor
AGM
Fordson sales grow as tractor power expands Ford Motor
Fordson sales rise with growing tractor use across industrial agricultural and commercial sectors. Production of the Fordson power plants reached 3R47 in the fiscal year amid volume increases, while Ford Motor Company produced 15,467 tractors that year. The article notes additional Ford achievements including mine coal tonnage figures and private telegraph network links among offices and plants. It also highlights the Lincoln Towing Car adopted by the Michigan State Police and its high mileage and reliability as cited by Ford officials.
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Fordson
Lisyaar
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Kurd Motor Company
Hoe & Coud
Lincoln
Michigan State Police Department
Mord, Motor Company
Hoy O. Vandercook
Asaya
Hunt Is On For King Ben Of House Of David
The hunt for Benjamin Purnell, leader of the House of David sect, began in Saint Joseph Michigan as a warrant accuses him of a statutory offense related to a girl who says she was mistreated at age 15. A dramatic raid targeted Shiloh and the House of David members yesterday.
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Hunt
Ben
House of David
Internagenal
St, Joseph
Mich
Grav
Benjamin Purnell
David
Giayds Bamford Ruchel
Benjamin
Ehe
Au Santate
Shiloh
Auinsing - Hing
Eighth Grade Pupils Advance At Local YMCA School
Nearly 300 eighth graders graduated from the elementary division to high school at the YMCA club school. Teachers organized an attractive program. diplomas were presented by Superintendent Byrog G. Grimes. The auditorium buzzed with crowding, and the open cafeteria offered standing room while flowers and treats honored parents and guests.
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Hoya
Plula
Uo Hipbashool
Y.M. C. Ac
Schodla Byrog
G. Grimes
Glaas
Pareula
Storms Don't Cool Gotham and Heat Toll Rise
Severe weather hits New York and New Jersey with unroofed homes and injured or dead from heat and lightning. A 68 year old man died in Elizabeth New Jersey while others suffered heat prostration across New York. MarketNews reports a bustling City Market with varying strawberry and produce prices. A Poultry Inspectors team from Maryland observes Hancock district farms. A MartinsFrock Post American Legion meeting is scheduled tonight with business on partnership drive.
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New York
Junge
Sau Ynar
New Jersey
Samuel Holdman
Tiakoma
Ezabeth
N. J
Mew
Youle
Stocks Today steady gains amid mixed trading
Trading was dull with the market steady as several major issues showed movements. American Recomotiva posted a new high near 144 while other key stocks remained subdued. gains were uneven across sectors with motor tire and oil groups showing scattered advances.
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Yotmec
Cusgancy
American Rocomotiva
Iit Goon
Gan Waa Phong
What's Going On Today
Baseball Terrieras and Waynesboro play at Willow Lane. Kiwania Club holds a Hi School graduates banquet at the YMCA. Grammar School commencement at YM. State of Maryland to sell bonds for 1 050 000 dollars at 4 percent interest. Bids to be received at Board of Public Works office in Annapolis.
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Terrieras
Waynesboro
Willow Lana
Kiwania Club
YM. G. A
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Annupélia
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Dead Flyer
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Frederick
Nathan Adelman
Maryland Vipe Superly Co
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Marerling
Ueonn
Dyettay
Tirana
Mra
Antath Frountsler
W. HH. Rite
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Milton BD. Moore
Hancock District
Martia Frock Post
American Legion
Ab Legion
Udder Way
West Side Lumber & Door CO
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New Moon Valley Pike Motor Co
Penna. Ave
Marenge
Avery Adder
Strasset
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Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing CO
Franklin & Jonathan
Sia
ALL New Fresh Drugs
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Rexall Pharmacy Hotel
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