Rally Day speech planned at First Christian Church
An announced Rally Day program at First Christian Church features Judge Frank G. Wasaman delivering the keynote address. Attendance is expected to be large with various church departments lit and active. A list of committee members is given and programs include morning service by Rev. William M. Nox and evening youth events leading to the final sermon in the series. Community Chest activities and local groups like Wayne Baseball Club and Wayne Bund and Playgrounds are seeking funds.
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First Christian Church
Frank G. Wasaman
Circuit
Court
Alevia Hor
Bertha McKenna
Bent
Maude Kildebra W. EL Kregle
Miers
L. M. Peuke
William M. Nox
Nerment
Water shortage grips town amid curbs and warnings
Amid a serious water emergency Mayor Caller warns residents to obey new water and street curfew rules under threat of arrest. The shortage extends to surrounding towns with low supplies affecting wells and streams in Frederick, Cumberland, Winchester and nearby states, while fresh fish ads compete for attention.
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Frederick
Cuthberla
Winchester
Canary
Plans to Stop Potomac River Pollution Estimated
State Conservator Commissioner Swepson Earle inspected the Potomac from Dawson to Cumberland and found coal mines industrial plants and municipalities discharging waste. He reported fish have virtually disappeared between Dawson and Cumberland and pollution is spreading through Cumberland Westport Keyser Piedmont and Lake sections.
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Potomac River
Dawson
Cumberland
State Conservatot
Swepson Earle
Earle
Westport
Keyser
Piedmont
Lake
Fia
Air Hero Presses for Unified Air Force Reforms
A chaotic testimony unfolds as Inspector Johar Tonaera and Commander Rodgers criticize the Navy and Army for disjointed air power. They urge a unified national air department and scientific standardization amid recent disasters, while witnesses push for a coordinated strategy.
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Asihngton
Johar Tonaera
Aire
Department of National
Mioe
Army
Navy
Rodgers
Maine
Avenutu i
Half Million Worth of Rare Liquor Seized in Raid
A raid on a boat led to the seizure of rare liquor while 31 prisoners huddled in a cabin. Firefighters extinguished a blaze that destroyed the cabin but left cargo intact. Police say the raid targets a new contraband network with barges previously spotted near the same area.
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Taik
Fron Kletoro
Hurlington
Deaths of Mrs Seibert and Others Mentioned in Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary obituary noting the death of Lillie M Seibert at age 65 following illness. Mentions survivors and relatives including Mrs EW Jul Rabett, Eva, and others, with scattered names and places. Due to damaged text, details are incomplete.
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Firs
Lillit M. Seibert
Jul
Rabett Street
Stat
Selock
Mira
Herald Zion
Eva Ah
Chareh
Sur
SaGsh
Lewbert
Feiler
LE. Bowe
Bertha Mur
Clyrence
Cing Ali
Bia
Co Brothers
Lotte Ko
International crook pockets matching jewelry in Paris theft
A New York couple reported a theft of three perfectly matched roseate string necklaces from a brokerage office. The robbery occurred while Mrs Donahue prepared for a bath, and officers were alerted only yesterday. Donahue noted ten years to accumulate the set, with two of the necklaces bought in Paris last summer.
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Dlaan
Uoulue
Phees
Donahue
Mayor Wins Centralized Government Plan For City Hall Move
Mayor Bowman declared victory over centralization plans as the Water Commission and Municipal Electric Light Company offices move to City Hall. The council approved measures including one hour parking on Jonathan Street, directing street repairs, and allowing fair visitors to choose routes. Ray Ford was unanimously reap pointed as plumbing inspector for three years with a 1390 salary.
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Water Commission
Municipal Electric Light Company
City Hall
Bowman
Pan
City Mall
Leopla
Iecone
Chamber of Commerce
Guyor
Yoke Brennan
Tetaniie Avenue
Miki Avenue
Musegy
Binkley
Schueler
Smith
Emerl Kiracofe
South Boulevard
Board of Street Commissioners
Jonathan Street
Franklin
Washington Streets
Hagerstown Fair
Ray Ford
Bandits Rob Missouri Pacific Train. Fatal and Fled
On a Missouri Pacific train entering the railroad yards a bandit robbed passengers and escaped with cash after a running gun battle with a railroad detective. Private detective W S Davis pursued the bandit, exchanging fire and wounding him in the leg as the train slowed and the suspect leaped from the platform.
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Missouri Pacific
Pallman
Porter
Gessengers
W. S. Davis
Davis
Kenworts
Washington Co Free Library Announces Hours Change
Beginning October 5th the library will adjust hours. Open weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the Chickens Room available weekdays. Saturdays from 1 a.m. to 12 noon. Public notice issued by county authorities.
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Washington CO
Free Library
Notice of church parade planning meeting Friday
Notice states a planning meeting for a Sunday School parade to be held at art my alice on Washinton Street Friday evening October Quad T2939. Attendees urged to come, with RK PAUL SMITH and Gree? named as interested parties.
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Alice
Wash Inston Street
Adv
Heinz to Expand Chambersburg Plant This Year
The N J Heinz Co plant at Chambersburg will be enlarged immediately after a record year. The facilities could not handle demand, and production reached between nine and ten million bottles of ketchup this simmer, all from tomatoes grown in Franklin County.
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N. J. Heinz Co
Chambersburg
Franklin County
Unions Mock Rail Ad as WM Can’t Afford Wage Rise
Baltimore union leaders ridiculed the Western Maryland Railway ad inviting applications for firemen and engineers should a strike occur. They said no first class engineers or firemen seek work, and the only available strikebreakers are those already discharged for cause. Baltimore leaders and local groups plan further talks before voting results are sent to international headquarters. A separate note promotes a Sunday pool home cooked chicken dinner at Sowers Inn, one mile below Funkstown on the National Highway.
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Maryland
Angerstown
Joseph L. Moore
BR. of
L. F
Edward Moser
B. of L. F
International Headquarters
Sowers’ Inn
Funkstown
Ady
France Trimmed Italy Believes Franco Debt Talks
Rome reports that Italian sentiment on the Franco American debt funding negotiations is captured in Il Tevere. A cartoon shows M. Caillaux fleeing a dentist while Uncle Sam inspects a swollen molar, Caillaux muttering a wary line about future costs.
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Rome
Italy
Il Tevere
Extrema
M. Caillaux
Uncle Sam
Pact Averts Debt Break In Interlude Talks
The proposed temporary pact would extend negotiations and treat five years of payments as in lieu of interest, effectively a 1 percent annual charge. It would also count the present $20 million annual debt payments for war supplies, with France needing only to double current outlays under the American plan.
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France
Man shoots lover in Baltimore cafe near-fatal
Elmer Johnson 33 allegedly shot his sweetheart Mary Green Richard 25 at 506 North Calvert Street in Maryland Penitentiary foreman’s killing history. One lung punctured as Johnson fled. he was captured and held without bail by Magistrate James KR Cadden.
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Baltimore
Elmer Johnson
Mary Green Richard
James KR. Cadden
Central Police Court
Richard
Mercy
Johnson
Maryland Penitentiary
North Calvert Street
Stock Market Opens Higher on Fed Rate Hold and France Debt Plan
New York stocks begin with strength as the Fed keeps the rediscount rate at 344 percent and France agrees to back annual payments of 40.6 million francs for five years. Motors are in brisk demand and standard industrials rise, with U and E steel common and Baldwin advancing. Wheat and corn prices quoted locally amid market activity.
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Wrices
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Finance
Caillaux
France
Steel Common
Baldwin
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