Bridgewater Mill Burns To Ground In 75 000 Blaze
Fire destroyed the 1874 built Bridgewater mill and warehouse complex. Loss around 75000 with some insured. Firefighters saved three nearby houses and aided mill records. chief William Willis and three others burned while saving the truck.
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Bridgewater Mill
Star
Rockingham County
William Willis
Elwood Muterspauch
J. Howerton
Howertom
E. E. Kiser
Carl Irwin
Hose Company No. 4
John Payne
Meets Death In Crash of Trucks
A truck collision on the highway near Meadsboro New Jersey early today killed 22 year old John Shrieves of Hebron Maryland. He was the regular driver but had turned the wheel over to Howard Cooper of Mardela Maryland who was helping when Shrieves took a rest and the two trucks collided in the rear.
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Ainsboro
N. J
John Shrieves
Hebron
Mdad
Shrieves
Howard Cooper
Mardela
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad promotes B C relief tincture claiming it calms menstrual pains in three minutes. Prepared by a registered pharmacist it mixes several ingredients used by physicians to ease colds headaches neuralgia muscular aches fever and distress without narcotics or opiates. Available in 10 cent quantities wherever drugs are sold.
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B.C
This Summer's Camp First of a Big Movement
Washington August 8 The mobilization of the first army at Pine Camp New York and Mount Gretna Pennsylvania this month marks the start of a broader peace time military maneuver plan. Officials say mobilization of the second third and fourth armies is planned for the next three summers. Regulars and national guardsmen will form the first army. About 30 000 are to assemble at Pine Camp and 16 000 at Mount Gretna on August 17. Soldiers from Virginia District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania head to Mount Gretna. Men from New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Vermont report to Pine Camp.
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Washington
First Army
Pine Camp
Mount Gretna
Penna
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Post and Rogers Disagree Over Plans for Trip
The two men spar over their Alaska to Siberia flight, Wiley handling the gas and navigation while Post hovers between destinations. They tour Juneau and Ketchikan, discuss routes, and attend a banquet at Gov. Troy’s home as speculation swirls about Mrs. Post’s travel plans and the Moscow leg.
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Post
Rogers
Alaska
John W. Troy
British Hunt Italian Plane Missing Since Eve Flight
Cairo reports British Royal Air Force planes searched for an Italian military plane missing after leaving Cairo at 5 a.m. yesterday with crew of four and three passengers en route from Rome to Nassau Eritrea. A Virginia court notices divorce by desertion context appears in the same digest with a four week publication order.
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Cairo
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Rome
Nassaua
Eritrea
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Ethel M. Elliott
Equity
Raymond Elliott
Evening Star
Winchester
Jos. B. Newlin
Complt. Co
C. Brannon
Government Wins Victory In Income Case
The government secured a tax court ruling upholding major counts in a 1,275,644 dollar income tax suit against Charles E. Mitchell, former chairman of National City Bank. The decision labeled Mitchells 1929 transfer to his wife as fraudulent to evade taxes and disallowed the claimed 2,872,305 dollar loss. It did allow a 758,918 dollar 1930 loss from selling Anaconda Copper stock as deductible.
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Washington
Board of Tax Appeals
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Mitchell
National City Bank
Borah Again Paused Over Presidential Prospects
Intimate associates of Senator William E. Borah of Idaho discuss whether to back him actively for the Republican presidential nomination next year.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Idaho Senator Borah Threatens to Enter Presidential Primaries
The decision hinges on whether Senator Borah will run. A well known Republican friend says Borah would enter all primaries if offered an adequate expense fund and a strong campaign manager. He has long faced urging from admirers but has typically declined.
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Slent
Borah
Idaho
Germany Bans Masonic Lodges
Berlin reports on August 8 that Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime move to outlaw Masonic lodges nationwide. The action targets secret fraternal orders perceived as oppositional to the state. Authorities declare the ban part of consolidating control over civil society and public life.
Freemason Lodges Across Reich to be Dissolved Saturday
Voelkischer Beobachter reports all Freemason lodges in the Reich will end this Saturday. The Saxony state lodge in Dresden the Dresden great lodge and the Leipzig based German Brethren Chain are slated for dissolution.
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Voelkischer Beobachter
Freemason
Reich
State Lodge
Saxony
Dresden
Leipzig
Vaccination For Smallpox Required Before School Entry
Frederick County parents and guardians of first time entrant children were urged to vaccinate their kids against smallpox before the upcoming fall school term. The notice stresses mandatory vaccination for all students entering school.
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Frederick County
Immunization urged for school entry and dental checkups
The county health law recommends pre start vaccination to avoid delays on opening day. All pupils should be immunized against diphtheria and visit a family dentist for needed corrections. Leslie D. Kline notes book sales by school principals with orders taken on the first day.
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Leslie D. Kline
Senate Considers Gold Clause Bill Amid Debate Limits
Finance committee continues study of tax bill as Capitol Hill handles miscellaneous legislation. The House passes a copyright bill and sends a $272,000,000 second deficiency appropriation to the White House. Lobby committee questions Patrick J. Hurley. Several postal bills also pass.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
Finance Committee
House
White House
Patrick J. Hurley
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