Sheriff Albaugh Takes Charge of His Duties Today
Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh and deputies took office shortly after noon with bond approved by the circuit court. Outgoing Sheriff James A. Jones retires after two years amid court delays from a funeral. Musselster designated chief judge of the Orphans Court. Howard and Butts also sit as judges. County Commissioners prepare for the new board’s Monday start, with Walter as president and Brown as vice president.
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Ingomar W. Albaugh
Circuit Court
James A. Jones
Aaron R. Anders
Ingomar W
William O.er
Charles W. Crum
Charles W. W. Kolb
Eli G. Haugh
Orphans’ Court
Henry P. Musselster
William ©. Howard
Charles H. Butts
Mussetter
Ritchie
George Edward Smith
Register of Wills
Stoward
Butte
Sheriff Jones
Frederick Couity
Sheevill Jones
Park Place
City Hospital
County Commissioners
Mondse
John W. Walter
Roscoe P. Brown
Bruce Murdoch
Charles J. FL. Miller
Retail Merchants Target Lower Clothing Costs
Indianapolis reports that the National Association of Retail Clothiers plans to cut production costs by forming a clothing industry commission. Representatives from allied clothing trades will study expense elimination to reduce distribution costs without cutting profits, starting at the original cost.
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Indianapolis
National Association of Retail Clothers
Lou Schloss
Association
Fountain Head
Air Chicago
Chicago
Clothing Industry Commission
Ietatler
Cheerfulness Lifts New York Stock Exchange Session
A brisk market session ends with broad gains as optimism for higher earnings and pool activity fuels buying. Oils, textiles, utilities rise on expectations of improved profits and shrinking market risks despite scattered short covering and uneven gains across sectors.
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Associated Press
New York
Shorts
Stroms
Slatos
Storm Appointed State's Attorney for Frederick County
William M. Storm was appointed by the circuit court judges to fill the unexpired term of the late Aaron R. Anders as Frederick County State's Attorney. Storm took the oath at three this afternoon after being elected in November and would have begun a January term. The appointment follows the state constitution and fills the vacancy while judges attend other sessions in Annapolis and Rockville.
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Aes
Og Wiliam
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Aaron R. Anders
Storm
Anders
Urner
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Worthington
Rockville
Montgomery County
Golden Rule Sunday Menu Shares World Aid Message
Fredericktonians observe International Golden Rule Sunday by sharing a simple substitute lunch of bread grits beans rice and prunes to raise funds for Near East relief and orphans. Local chairman Rev. Dr. Henri G. Kieffer welcomes donations aiding foreign aid and global goodwill.
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Frederick- Tonians
Near East
Henri 4. G. Kieffer
Wear East
Firemen To Meet For Membership And Officers
The Junior and United Steam Fire Engine Companies announce quarterly meetings Monday at 7 30 pm. Applications for membership and officer nominations will be revived, with election set for Monday evening January 7.
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United Stoam
Joint Fish and Hunt License Proposed in Maryland Plan
Western Maryland anglers may face a combined license for fishing and hunting under a plan outlined by State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte. The proposal would broaden game laws to include fish, raise hunting license fees by fifty cents, fund vermin control, and enforcement would carry a 15 dollar fine or up to 15 days in jail for violations.
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Izaak Walton
Maryland
General Assembly
James C. Rowe
Frederick County Fish and Game Association
E. Lee LeCompte
LeCampte
Frederick County
Socials and Shrine Ceremonial Highlight Local Events
A Christian Endeavor social was held at the J Presbyterian church with old fashioned games and refreshments. Patrons included Mrs. Alice Tt. Dean and others. many young people attended. The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Boumi Temple held their first ceremonial season at the Lytic Theatre in Baltimore on Friday November 30 with vaudeville acts and Red Fez Club members from Brunswick attending.
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J Presbyterian Church
Senor Society
Alice Tt. Dean
Mollie Duvall
Daisy Abrecht
J. Clark Devilbiss
Luther Abrecht
Rebecca Witter
Betty Schultze
Margaret Dean
Catharine Dean
Annie Witter
Pauline Paisley
Elizabeth Tyson
Margaret Filby
Margaret Crutchley
Elizabeth Abrecht
Margaret Gaehr
Betty Collflower
Frances King
Frances Schultze
Helen Ewing
Florence
Catherine Phebus
Charlotte Shipley
Mary McComas
Betty Culler
Mystic Shrine
Boumi Temple
Lytic Theatre
Baltimore
On City Theatre
Red Fez Club
RY. Smith
John Ea. Schell
Harry Newcomer
If 7. Orth
P. T Kuhn
EP. Riges
J. W Long
M. Rr Saylor
T R. Saylor
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Messrs. Kelly
Nusz
Kirk
Brunswick
Cleaning Wheat Added Value Boosts U S Wheat
The Department of Agriculture reports experiments in Minnesota and the Dakotas showing cleaning wheat at threshing time adds 7.3 cents per bushel. Various cleaners used with threshers yielded an average gain of 7.3 cents per bushel. no charge for operation was made, but charging 5.2 cents per bushel would reduce gains.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Department of Agriculture
Funeral held for State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders
A large crowd gathered at the Evangelical Reformed Church for the 9 AM funeral of State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders. Rev. Dr. Veur L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Douglass Hoof officiated. interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with honors from county officials and local judges.
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Aaron R. Anders
Mvangelical Reformed Church
Veur L. G. Kieffer
Douglass Hoof
All Saints Church
Circuit’ Court
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Bars
Bot
Hammond Urner
Glenn W. Worthington
Robert B.areter
Frank Stoner
C. A. Nicodemus
William Neading
Howard Potts
Ili Ci. Haugh
James A. Jones
Marion S. Moberly
Edgar K. Moore
Clifford A. Frazier
Guy RK. Motter
K. C. Nicodemus
Mt Olivet
Cline
Post Office stamp heist confessed after 24 years service
Washington AP reports a Post Office clerk admitted systematic theft of stamps totaling about 874000 over four years of confession. The man had served 24 years and offered restitution. He claimed stamps were sold on to a St Louis firm with discounts claimed by an associate company executive.
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Associated Press
Washington
Postatire Department
Fedora
Terman Phivis Basil
Cherry Andor
St. Louis
Deep Postufee
Tnspertor
Ral Warteuhr
C. Davis
Trans
Feo
Coe Hassman Lamp Company
Davis Im
Ward
Lave
Hissmann Company
MISS McSHERRY BRIDE
Magg Cornelia Ringgold McSherry wed Lewis R Dertzbaugh at eleven this morning. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s grandmother Mrs G Clar ley W Rass Court Square, officiated by Rev Douglass Hoof. The couple will reside on Court Square.
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Magg Cornelia Ringgold McSherry
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
G Clarley W Rass
Court Square
Douglass Hoof
AU Saints’ Church
Ross
Aftip
Nein
Dertvhaneh
Frederick County Leads Maryland in Annual Crop Yields
County statistics compiled with the Chamber of Commerce show Frederick County tops Maryland in corn and wheat yields, dairy output, livestock value, and land under cultivation. The exhibit details crops, tree counts, orchard values, vegetable production, poultry, and milk volumes, highlighting significant county dominance in agriculture.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Homt College
Progressives Claim Block on Gillett for Speaker
The Progressive bloc claims 21 representativesbacking a block on Speaker Gillett. Representative Nelson of Wisconsin says the group may refuse to support him unless concessions are granted, potentially halting Gillett's election with Democratic backing.
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Presa
Washington
Dee
Gillett
Gation
House
Nelson
Wisconsin
Casper
Work on Streets Nears Conclusion in Frederick
Heavy rains have left Frederick streets muddy but work is nearly finished this year. South Market Street sees ongoing dual water and gas main installation with curbing reset after, unpaved gaps filled with crushed stone. Most main street should withstand winter. fall program aims for Christmas completion, trolley car tracks to be added by PL and Co without delaying repaving, which should take about three weeks.
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Frederick
South Market Street
Market Street
Gan
Patricks
South Streets
PL Pls. Co
US Invited to Join German Finances Inquiry
Paris report notes Col. James A. Logan forwarded an invitation from the Reparations Commission for American members on two committees surveying German finances. Washington says it will not join the restricted inquiry but may consider private citizens' participation. Officials say the core issue is whether the government should sponsor or discourage citizen involvement.
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Washington
James A. Logan
United States
Plot to rob steamer mail revealed in mid ocean raid
An alleged plot to riffy mail sacks aboard the American liner Mongolia was revealed when three crewmen were brought back from Hamburg. Open sacks floated on the ship and the theft amount is under investigation. one prisoner allegedly admitted taking about 8500.
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Prean
New York
Hamburg
Wintry Weather Likely Next Week Across Regions
Washington reports unsettled conditions for the week starting Monday with considerable cloudiness and possible rain in the Middle Atlantic States and showers in the North Atlantic area. Temperatures run above normal early, then turn colder in the Middle Atlantic and northern regions. In state news, William Milnes Miloy resigns as Police Service Commission chairman effective December 1. Governor Ritchie names Ezra Whitman to chair and Harold E West to fill the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Noth
Middle Athuiurle
Middle Athuitle
Caing
North Atlantic
Maloy
Wilam Milnes Miloy
Police Service Commission
Ritchie
People's Counsel
Herbert O'Conor
Baltimore City
Ezra 2. Whitman
Harold E West
Lodge Re elected as G. O. P. Senate Leader
Washington reports that the Republican Senate conference re elected Senator Lodge of Massachusetts as leader while the progressive bloc’s absence allowed swift organization. The session did not vote on a Senate president, sticking with Cummins of Iowa as president pro tem pending no formal election.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Progressive Bloc
Republican Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
One Dead and Four Hurt in Beer Runners Battle
A beer runners clash on a Lemont road left one man dead and four injured. Edwin Triehull and his wife and two year old daughter were struck during the skirmish as three beer trucks and two cars became stuck. Mrs Triehil suffered a gunshot wound to head and neck, the most serious injury.
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Associated Press
Chiccago
Nee
Chicago
Gaughier
Lemont
Edwin Triehull
Conspiracy to Obtain Alcohol Mentioned in Federal Case
Federal Judge George W. McClintie instructed a special grand jury in Charleston West Virginia as it began session. The case concerns alleged guidance on where to obtain a drink of intoxicating liquor and ties to conspiracy to violate state and federal laws.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W.va
Pelling
Oman
Hanoi
United States
Forderal
Ciorge W. McClintie
Army fliers search for missing air mail pilot
Six army airplanes left here today to aid in a search for Clare L. Vance an air mail service pilot who has been missing since yesterday afternoon. He started his regular Reno bound trip yesterday morning and did not arrive.
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Associated Press
Francisco
Army Air
Atkom Ure
Clare KL Vance
Air Mail Service
Vance
Reno
Hay to Be Reclassified Under Simplified Grades
Federal hay grades will be simplified under a Department of Agriculture survey to reduce classes and use a color based grading factor. Maurice Niezer of Fort Wayne has been named consulting specialist to assist in the reform.
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Washington
A. P
Department of Agriculture
Maurice Niezer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Tendered Reception Honor for Mr and Mrs Roy S Schroeder
A Thursday evening reception at the Schroeders home on Washington street honored Mr and Mrs Roy S Schroeder. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Schroeder, Mr and Mrs Robert Smith, Mr and Mrs W Bartgots Storm, Mr and Mrs Earl Ahalt, Mr and Mrs Lewis Tarner, and others plus children Florence Schroeder Lilian Zimmerman Elizabeth Tenson Ruth Zimmerman Sarah Vordet Laura Reeler Margaret Scorm and master Robert Smith Jr.
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Roy S Schroeder
Washington Street
Harry ‘Oq. Schroeder
Robert Smith
W. Bartgts Storm
Earl Ahalt
Lewis Tarner
Elgin Stem
Claude Hahn
Werhbert Schroser
Edgar K. Moore
Florence Schroeder
Lilian Zimmerman
Elizabeth Tenson
Ruth Zimmerman
Sarah Vordet
Laura Reelker
Margaret Scorm
Doris Viemp
Louise Darner
Robert Smith, Jr
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Albaugh
Massetter
Jones
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Wm. M. Storm
New State
Jast RR
Mayefield
Texas
Fish and Game Association
Presbyterian C. E
Franklin Witter
James Dean
Donald Smith
Kenneth Devilniss
Francis Crutchley
Lewis Crutchley
Edward Grimes
Winston Shipley
John Abrecht
John Austin Devilbiss
Clark Devilbiss
Robert Tyson
Arthur Herbertson
Clark G. Wisotzki
T. J. Gaell
Christian Endeavor Society
Pinchot
Rosamond M. Pinchot
Funeral State
P. O. Dept
Miss McSherry Bride
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
County
U. S
Paris
Reparations Commission
U.S
the American
Janes A. Logan
Teparations Commission
Mongolia
Lodge
Cumming
Tom
William C. Craham
Iliois
House of Representatives
SPA
Perah
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