Frederick County Democrats Split Over State Committees
Charles H. Corley supporters file full slates for State Central Committee and delegates to the State convention to oppose the Ritchie line. Names include Brust, Lynch Gross, Kline, Thompson, Wood, Grave, with George A. Holland and others named for delegates. Winebrenner wing counters with its own slate headed by David Winebrenner III and other Frederick leaders.
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Democratic Party
Frederick County
Charles H. Corley
State Central Committee
Ritchie
Center-for-Governor Club
Brust
Frederick
BE. Lynch Gross
Brunswick
Ralph G. Kline
Michael J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
Harry Wood
New Market
William J. Grave
Lime Kiln
George A. Holland
Mr. Pleasant
Samuel A. Lewis
Thomas N. Mohler
Adamstown
Albert N. McCardell
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick G. Cleveland
Trout
Walkersville
Conley States
Grove
David GC
Winebrenner
Andrew A. Annap
Edward J. Smith
James H. Gambrill
B. O. Thomas
Cal
Austin Baughman
Neil Frederick
John H. Jamison
Howard Marvin Jones
Ira ' J. McCurdy
de Thomas R. Myers
Libertytown
Allen M. Pitzer
Lewistown
Conley
Alates
Lewis
John C. Motter
John Democrats
Emory L. Coblentz
L. Victor Baughman
Leonard C. Barrick
Woodsboro
Republican slate filed for State Central Committee
A harmony slate for the Republican State Central Committee was filed with the Board of Election Supervisors on Thursday. The filing lists candidates from communities including Frederick Helena L. Stauffer Walkersville William I. Renner Rocky Ridge Morris A. Birely Thurmont George A. Whalen Burkitteville and Emory R. Ramsburg Jefferson. No opposition ticket was expected and delegates to the State Convention had not yet been named.
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Republican State Central Committee
Board of Election Supervisors
G Ed Myers
Reno S. Harp
Eugene A Alexander
This City
Emory R. Ramsburg
Jefferson
Arew
Twket
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick
Helena L. Stauffer
Walkersville
Wiliam I. Renner
Rocky Ridge
Morris A. Birely
Thurmont
George A. Whalen
Burkitteville
Sherman P Bowers Frederick
Joho FF
Brave snakes bite warning at San Antonio reptile garden
In San Antonio Texas curator Willy Woolems displayed a rattlesnake bite warning tale. The event showed the snake with fangs exposed and mouth open as a demonstration of probable fatal outcomes without proper medical aid. Woolems treated his own bite using proven medical help.
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Prue
Willy Woolems
San Antonio
Tex
Reptite
Woclems
Willis Woolems
Roosevelt must avert textile strike says union leader
New York August 17 AP Thomas F McMann re elected president of the United Textile Workers of America declares only President Roosevelt can stop a general strike in the cotton textile industry. He warns the strike will be called unless the leaders of the textile industry sit with UTW representatives. McMann criticizes NRA administrator Hugh B Johnson as ineffective.
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New York
Thomas F. McMann
United Textile Workers of America
Roosevelt
McMann
United Textile Workers
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Bank’s
Playground Circus Called Off As Rain Ends Season
Severe weather forces cancellation of tonight's circus at Frederick playgrounds ending the season. Miss Helena Hata, playground supervisor, says no rescheduled date. Baker Park will offer morning and afternoon sessions next week and medals will be distributed to winners who call there. attendance across all grounds totaled 19 rule?
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Frederick
Helena Hata
Baker Park
Baker
Park Sighit
Hann
Negro Desperado in Alabama Is Killed
Sam Holley a negro desperado who killed one man and wounded two others in West Alabama this week was shot to death by a man who recognized him on the street in Carbon Hall Alabama. Bloodhounds on his trail tracked him into Carbon Hill from the county where he had been hiding. he was killed almost instantly by buckshot fired by a posse member after being on the run since being seriously wounded earlier.
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Carbon Hall
Ala
Sam Holley
West Alabama
Carbon Hell
OT * Beasley
Winnfield
Truck Crash Destroys Bridge Near Boonsboro
A truck operated by Alvey Zittle of Zittlestown South Mountain reportedly went out of control Saturday night and struck a bridge near Boonsboro injuring the driver and causing damage to the structure.
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Alvey Zittle
Zittlestown
South Mountain
Reise
Zittle
Boonsboro
Local party slate and county officials listed
Frederick area politics show a Republican slate with Thompson listed as a candidate and roles for Counts Corruissioner of Newish Trundle, and a Democrat presence with Charles R. Harper as Judge of Orphans Court. Other offices include Treasurer George S Alnutt near Buckeystown and register positions in Monrovia and Moerssille, with party alignments noted as Republican or Democrat.
Market Apathhetic Shows No Enthusiasm in Trading
New York Aug 17 AP report notes a quiet stock market with little enthusiasm despite some gains among speccables. Wheat rally followed early weakness while cotton dipped after crop reports. Foreign currencies firmed against the dollar and bonds slowly recovered. Call money rose to one percent and the pound opened at 5.09 dollars.
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New York
Germany seeks own path to peace amid harbor issues
Hamburg dispatch reports Adolf Hitler addressing Hamburg workers in an unscheduled waterfront speech. He asserts Germany has the right to go its own way and warns that prosperity requires a strong leadership backed by the people, as he tours the harbor before a political address tonight.
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Germany
Hamburg
Cellor
Hitler
Sam
der Fuehrer
Miss Marie Gelwicks Hurt In Route 40 Crash
Miss Marie Gelwicks of Emmitsburg was treated for facial lacerations after a storm related accident on the Reisterstown road in Baltimore. Her brother Earl Gelwicks, a driver of one car, was uninjured. The crash followed Gelwicks passing a truck driven by Clark Mister Linebore who had just halted at a scene further back. Also injured were Mr and Mrs Irvin S. Creamer John W Creamer and Miriam Hoover from Pisaran Hill Pennsylvania.
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Marie Gelwicks
Emmitsburg
Wreiste Baltalusioe
Irvin S. Creamer
John W Creamer
Miriam Hoover
Pisaran Hill
Birthdays and Musical Salute in Honor of M. Birthday
A fragmented notice shows a birthday celebration with a local ensemble and several performers. Mentioned names include Ganzar Asi Enzang M. bauga, J. SK orchestra, Rov Rosrao Sex Carron, Howard Burrer, Mass Huda Long, Ber Paul 88, Reasoe Six, and Eile. Mioaae Canyates dames St. Francs Lone and Richard Eng.
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M.irthday
Ts Ganzarasi
Enzang
M. Bauga
J. SK
Rov Rosrao
Sex Carron
Howard Burrer
Mass
Ber Paul
Reasoe
Dames St. Francs
Lone
Richard Eng
U S SURRENDER TO FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS 1935
Washington reports the United States will surrender its wheat markets abroad in 1935 with exports totalling zero next year. Officials say the AAA payments cushion farm impact while drought reshapes cattle and sheep usage for needy distributions. Prices rise in Chicago as packers face high costs. London assigns export quotas for 1934-35.
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Washington
Drouth
United States
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Wallace
Midwest
Westerdeay
Chicago
London
International Wheat Conference
Associated Press
Argentina
Steal Man's Auto Then Fill Tank With Gas
Thomas A Anderson of Yellow Springs, secretary treasurer of Frederick County Farm Bureau, found his Chevrolet sedan missing from front of his office at 2:30 pm and returned at 3:13 pm to a full gas tank. A colored man and girl were seen nearby. police checked a side street and later returned the car to Anderson. The only apparent change was the fuel gauge. Later items include preaching arrangements and a hunting mishap involving a white owl and two boys.
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Thomas
Anderson
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Jefferson Street
Benjamin Phobus, Jr
Persson
No Bond Required After Charge Entering Store
An epidemic of slot machine thefts tied to a June 18 burglary at Akers Store in West Fourth Street is under investigation. Deputy Sheriff Frank Doll said Routzahn was linked to the break in and to a taxi ride with Sitig, who was briefly questioned and released. State officials declined further comment as magistrates reviewed the case. A separate community gathering, the Watermelon and Cake Social, honored Muss Rush Price with local attendees and friends from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Frederick.
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Nevin Smith
Evans City
First Baptist Church
Smith
Charles E Smith
Woodsboro
Robert L. Smith
Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
The
Baptist Church
Harpers Ferry
Ryui2aan
Fourth Street
Ang
Ainda
Rautzahn
Frank Dall
Earl Sultig
Routzahn
Throusn
Akora
Sittas
Rouwszahn
Saken
Akers
Roy G
Pub Springs
Wednesad
Muss
Wes
Batimore
Roy
Piriam F Dymerit Cs Baker
Exeres’ Duval
May Ida Duvall Meesmee
Baltimore
Alberta Duvall
Philadelphia
Blase Albaugh
Mr. Pleasant
Erie Stone
Carston Ressenider
Thelma Linton
Thelma Put
Elmira Pitenan
Dydy
Paul Smith
Walkersville
Avot Pulmen
Fungavae
Chester Stone
Lloyd Herbert
Lester Moore
Histon Putman
Frederick Master Charles Maynard Baker
Aubrey Tee
Robert Dutrow
Furman Dutrow
Rivuchel
Alton
Neiman
Velyn Putman
Society Matron Found Dead in Swimming Pool
Socially prominent Dayton matron was found dead at a swimming pool shortly before amb urgent inquiries. Coroner Maurice Coupog announced details pending autopsy and investigation by authorities in Ohio.
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Society
Dayton
Mont- Romtery
Swernuor Geol
Noriioes
Lus
Igat
Maurice Coupog
A&a
The New Deal In Washington Tells Tax Figures Tangle
Washington digest explains the U.S. treasury outlook with emergency and regular defense figures for the fiscal year ending June 1998. It details $4,000,000,000 emergency funding and $3,600,000,000 for regular government expenses, RFC and AAA implications, and potential inflation risks. Also notes the final concert by Glade Valley band near Waitersville Sunday evening.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Bronondsts
Treasury
Deep Sea
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover Administra
FERA
Roosevelt
RFC
Japan to Warn Moscow Over Frontier Incidents
A Japanese Foreign Office spokesman said Tokyo may issue a warning to Moscow as the next step in strained relations. The warning would recount frontier incidents and provocations while seeking settlements, though it would not necessarily carry threats.
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Twi
Restoration planned for historic Washington Monument
Razed to restore its original height and form, the Washington Monument on South Mstivtutes will be rebuilt by CCC workers. Race stones will be replaced, tablets located and reinstalled, and a circular stairway added inside. A road to the site will become a state park with Federal and State aid.
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Washington Monument
George Washington
CCC
Insurance Policies Admitted as Evidence in Coe Case
Cooperstown N Y Aug 17 AP counsel for Mire Eva Coo roadhouse proprietress charged with murder at the death of her handyman Harry H K U LuGay fights to exclude the insurance policies Wright's Wife as first step in plan to kill. Supreme Court Justice Riley J Heath denied defense motion to suppress the documents on due process grounds and because Eva Coo’s name does not appear on any beneficiary list.
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Cooperstown
Mire
Eva Coo
Roadhouns
Harry Hku
LuGay Lont
Wright
Supreme Court
Riley J. Heath
James J. Bayard, Jr
Little Eva
Kidnappers Issue Second Message in Askew Case
Mrs. R H Askew reported receiving a second communication from the kidnapers of her husband the Four Square Gospel evangelist missing since Tuesday Federal agents and sheriff investigators questioned as Justice and local offices advised silence A telegram from Washington allegedly said have the money ready Saturday and the first demand was 25009 dollars.
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Goldsboro
N. C
R. H. Askew
Prraamedc
Four-Square Gospel
Ene
Justice
Vel Garrison
Long Has Newspapermen Arrested in New Orleans
Joe Messina personal attendant to Senator Huey P Long and a State Highway Police member arrested F Edward Herbert Beates writer and Leon newspaper photographer for contempt of the Senate Finance Committees. Typhoid epidemic feared in Carrell County four cases two suspected four deaths include 66 year old Fannie May Hooker of Unity Bridge. Engagement announced Miss Thelma G Baker to Dr Richard V Hauer of Middletown wedding planned in Baltimore Nodale.
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Westminster
Carrell County
W. C Stone
Fannie May Hooker
Unity Bridge
Stone
de Stans
Aaron C Baker
Audi Gily
Aave
Daushier
Thelma G Saker
Richard V. Hauver
R. V. Hauer
Middletown
Baker
Hauer
Ailrecon
Church
Hifirmars
Baltmore Nodale
Labatt Returns Home No Ransom Paid For Freedom
John Labatt, wealthy brewer, freed after 65 hours in kidnapper hands near Toronto. Ransom demand of 150000 not paid. police including Royal Mounted closed in to capture suspects. Labatt unharmed though nervous, family relieved as abductors release him outskirts of Toronto before dawn. His brother Hugh had attempted to raise funds. no money exchanged.
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Labatt
Toronto
Opt
Joan
London
Ont
Nut
Royal Mounted
O& Her
Hugh
John Labatt
Tix
Canada
Martinsburg men held on whiskey charge in federal case
George Leopold and Charles M Prather, both tied to Martinsburg, were arraigned before U S Commissioner H A Downs on charges of concealing 15 gallons of untaxed liquor in a motor vehicle on the Harpers Ferry road. Leopold posted 1000 bond, Prather 500, with deputy internal revenue collector Cushwa filing the complaint. Ernest Hammaker of Thurmont attended a Memorial Craftsmen of America convention in Chicago as Pennsylvania’s state representative.
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George Leopold
Martinsburg
W. Va
Enosvile
Charles M. Prather
United States
H. A. Downs
Reverea Inn Taonest
Ben
Automobie
Prather
C. E Cushwa
Internal Revenue
Harpers Ferry
Iss Town
Conswbie
ME. Alger
EB. W. Morgan
Jefferson County
Maryland
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
Memorial Craftsmen of America
Steves Hotel
Chicago
Kiueins
Weather Today Summary From 1 Ta. Data
Weather figures show 24 hour precipitation ending today, August total 0.449 inches, deficit 0.15 inches versus normal August. Yesterday high 73, yesterday’s high the day before 68, low last night noted. Sunset 7:00 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 5:25 a.m. Moon 5:54 p.m. Moonset 1:07 p.m. Streams muddy Potomac condition listed as non-accomodating.
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Potomac
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