State Resort Escapes With Minor Damage
Ocean City Maryland reports calm after a Sunday storm. The causeway to the Sinepuxent River bridge endured wave erosion with 100 yards of concrete roadbed undermined and 150 feet of the causeway washed away. No injuries reported though two tiny houses were swept into the sea. Coast Guard and State Road crews labored overnight repairing sections and guarding the beachfront.
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Ocean City
State Roads Commission
Sinepuxent River
Berlin
United States
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Division Street
Surf Avenue
State Road
P. A. Morrison
W. S. Boon
J. J. Ward
T. T. Moore
Coast Guard
Moore
Senator Wheeler Injured in Montana Car Crash
Senator B. K. Wheeler of Montana remained in his hotel room with severe headaches and a knee injury after a motor car accident yesterday. He planned to resume his trip to Washington on Tuesday. Family members Mrs George Davis and daughter Mary Jeans Laurence Frazer of Blue Mountain visited Sunday.
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Glasgow
Mont
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Washington
George
Davis
Mary Jeans Laurence Frazer
Blue Mountain
Roger Mowen
Broadfording Social Notes Add Local Visitation
Mrs Anna McKenna and daughters Madalene and Louise with Mrs Georgie Rohrer and P P Mowen of Hagerstown traveled to Gettysburg on Sunday. Others visiting or staying with local families include the Pike and Hyde households and various relatives from Clear Spring Funkstown Dayton Washington D C Roanoke and San Mar.
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Broadfording
Anna McKenna
Madalens
Louise
Georgie Rohrer
P. P. Mowen
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Charlotte Bloyer
Eon Junior
Edward Pike
Downaville
Irene
Anna May
Joel Petre
San Mar
Kenneth Hyde
Roanoke
William Beard
Clearspring
A. Hyde
David Gallion
Gallion
Marr
Hageratown
S. A. Bowers
Walter Lyyman
Clyde Shadrack
Dayton, D
Leighton Hastings
Washington, D. C
Reuben
Creager
Funkstown
Merle Rice
Charles Brenner
Cleo
Mary
Richard
Ray
Stewart
Bobby
Clear Spring
Woodrow
John Bleyer
Madalene
Luther Rubeck
Wheat Control Meetings Open At Sharpsburg
Secretary Wallace announces September 25 as the deadline for wheat acreage adjustment applications. County Agent Milt D. Moore schedules meetings at Sharpsburg Beaver Creek Chewsville Clearspring Rohrersville Ceartoss Keedysville Boonsboro Downsville to aid farmers in filing contracts and reducing 1934 wheat acreage to target levels for federal compensation under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Wallace
Milt D. Moore
Sharpsburg
Beaver Creek
Chewsville
Clearspring High School
Rohrersville
Ceartoss
Keedysville
Boonsboro High School
Downsville
Jamess. Gardiner
Moore
Axtent Moore
Detective Shot On Moving Train Near Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective James Be Towne, 38, was shot on a box car during a struggle with three assailants atop a moving train near Columbus Ohio. The bullet lodged near his heart but doctors expect recovery. Deputies arrested a Birmingham Alabama man.
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Columbus
James BE
Towne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sheriff's Deputies
Birmingham
Ala
Tired feeling and fatigue signals and oxygen delivery
The text notes fatigue and slowed movement as signs of tiredness. It explains red blood cells and hemoglobin carry oxygen from lungs to the body and that a lower cell count weakens the body, suggesting rebuilding them to regain energy and health.
Roadside Note Hints at Used Vehicle Smuggling
A fragmentary roadside message mentions a tenth of the comm mobiles and phrases about used as bused, suggesting a disputed or unclear note on vehicles and possible misuse.
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Frases
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St. Peter
Rome
Asco Royal Anne
Cherries
Campbell’s Soups
Campbell
Lifebuoy
ASCO
Seanee
Lillian Chessen
East Alton
Ill
August Luer
Alton
Chessen
Edwardsville
Associated Press
Leiters
New York
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington
Phoke
Chicago Market Company
Schindel - Rohrer
Hoffman, Barnhart and Clopper
BUY Arma
Ata
American Oil Company
Amoco-Gas
Orange American Gas
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Company
American Oil CO
Baltimore, Maryland
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