Relief Funds Cut in Frederick County Amid Shortfall
The November relief allotment was cut by 10,799 dollars, delaying aid for 1,800 families. No relief will be granted from November 15 to 20, and ineligible recipients may be removed and pursued legally. Welfare Board urges community cooperation for partial allowances and restitution where misreporting occurred. federal funds total 48,000 dollars for November.
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Frederick County
Oue FF
State Relief Administration
Welfare Board
County Welfare Board
Jesss
Frederick Welk
Danis
Monrovia
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Eugene WP
William G. Rova
This City
Wilbert L. Smith
Frederick Coun
Farm Bureau
Dertzbaugh
Ibis H. Marvin Jones
Dames Bi
John W. Lne Project
Hookworm Discoverer Ashford Dies at 61 in Puerto Rico
Col Esney K Ashford of the U S Medical Corps, credited as discoverer of the hookworm misrase, died today in San Juan Puerto Rico at the age of 61.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Esney K Ashford
U. S. Medical Corps
Mississippi Politics and the Bilbo Saga in 1930s Washington
The piece reviews Senator Pat Harrison's patronage network touching Mississippi figures like Bilbo and Wilson. It recounts Bilbo's shifting fortunes from a $6,000 AAA clerical post to newspaper satire, then a comeback bid against Harrison ally Stephens, and possible clashes with Huey Long. It notes Judge T Webber Wilson’s sting with Ickes and Virgin Islands matters, plus Governor Paul Pearson’s administration under Roosevelt.
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Washington
How. T
Lva
Mississipi
Pat Harrison
Pat
Mississippi
Mississippi Politetans
Bilbo
Bilbo Ho
Jim Parler
New Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Blbo
Hubert Stephens
Stephens
Ross Collins
Politi
Sinsie
Huey Long
Mat Pat
Tam
T. Webber Wilson
Missis- Wilson
United States
Virgin Islands
Interior
Ickes
Farley
Wilson
Harrison
Tropics
Judge Wilson
Adas
Paul Pearson
Virgin
Pearson
Roosevelt
Hoover
Buck and Auto of Deputy Crash Leaves Two Hurt
A deputy's vehicle collision injures two people in a crash described as a minor accident. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators reviewed motorcycle and car damage and the cause remained under inquiry.
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Buck
Deputy Sheriff Morgan Runkles Involved In Brunswick Crash
Pred F Everhart and Deputy Sheriff Morgan Runkles were involved in a collision at Rosemont Brunswick around 5 PM Wednesday. Everhart sustained facial bruises and lacerations and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Runkles suffered only minor injuries as both vehicles side swiped causing Everhart to overturn his truck.
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F. Everhart
Jefferson Street
Frederick City Hospital
Rosemont
Brunswick
Morgan Runkles
Bruns
Everhart
Frederick
Runkles
Frederick City
Marks of Hallowe'en Being Removed Today
Disgruntled residents cleaned up after Halloween celebrations in Hagerstown marking cleanup of battered ash cans chalk marks and removed gates caps and poster articles. Judges from this city included Col. Elmer F. Munshower William M. Storm J. Harry Kennedy and Walter F. Zeigler. The transient band from the city won second prize of 10 in the ho bo section and the American Legion Drum Corps performed in the Alsatia club parade events.
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Hagerstown
Col
Elmer F. Munshower
William M. Storm
J. Harry Kennedy
Walter F. Zeigler
C. B. Willard
Leonard Kreh
Frank Kennedy
American Legion
Alsatia Club
Cleveland A. P. Stores To Open Soon
AP reports that 300 A. and P. stores are set to reopen shortly after a labor board peace plan, with expectations they will relaunch in the latter part of the week or early next. Officials had accused warehouses of hindering food deliveries during the dispute.
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Pacific
Cleveland
Washington
National Labor Board
Fawner
Century of Progress Exhibition Closes After Record Crowd
Chicago crowds celebrate the Century of Progress as more than 343 000 attendees fill the fair. A sale of property raises 7450 dollars while a mortgage assignment and auctioneer are noted in the closing day events.
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Chicago
Classis Seeks Reconsideration Of Welfare Report
The Potomac Synod's social welfare committee report on human relationships of the social order faced reconsideration at a Seba l meeting in Me Sucshistown Pennsylvania. A motion by Rev Henry I Stabs replaced an earlier Krebs proposal after a lively afternoon session with ministers and elders debating the churchs future direction and the Board of Education plans for English and German publications.
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Shas
Powmay Synod
Seba
John's Reformed Church
Me- Sucshistown
Fae
Committee On Social Welfare
Potomac Synod
Frederik
Frederick
Attlan
Gettysburg
Kim McKee
York
John C Krebs
Emmanuel Reformed Churen
Hanover
Krebs
Stahnr
Stamr
Board of Education
Insull Tells Jury He Declined British High Office
Samuel Insull, defending mail fraud charges, testified his Middle Western Electric empire richer the region than losses in his 2 billion dollar failure. He said Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin offered him the chairmanship of Britain’s High Tension Power Development in 1926, a post he declined to stay in the United States.
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Chicago
Samuel
Insull
Stanley Baldwin
Clay disappearing investigated by Memphis police
Memphis detectives traced the mysterious clay losses from the Mississippi river bank to local residents. Police chief Will Lee reported that Negroes were reportedly eating the clay as if it were ice cream or pork chops, with doctors noting possible medicinal properties though many details remain unclear.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Timief
Will Lee
Gulf
Stock Market Quiet Lacks Incentive And Stable Prices
A disordered market report from New York and Novi notes lack of incentive with wheat around a figure and Winnipeg trades showing hesitancy. Bond activity slight as government rates drift and currencies show small gains with the pound near $4.08.
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New York
Novi
Fearful night ends with man found dead in fire
Police report a man aged in his seventies perished in a house fire late Wednesday. Investigations focus on possible arson while neighbors described hearing unusual noises before flames. Local authorities urged residents to avoid speculation as they confirm the victim’s identity and ongoing probe.
Ford Motor Co. emerges from low mood, Ford says
Detroit November 1 Henry Ford announced Ford Motor Co is out of the low mood. He said the downturn would end for the country soon if American industrialists drop alphabet schemes and run industries with sound American business sense.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Illness Strikes Yugoslav Royal Family Members
Dowager Queen Mare of Rue mania Queen Mother Marie of Yugoslavia and Princess Deana are ill. Maria has gallstones while Ileana suffers a high fever. Doctors say all require rest and careful nursing after the shock of King Alexander’s assassination.
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Associated
Prenst
Ileana
Bil
Alexander
Rifle League forming in town with Old Scouts team
Interest grows in a local rifle league staging matches among target enthusiasts. The Old Scouts, organized team, hold practices at the State armory with rifles from Maryhind State School for the Deaf. Members include captain Dr. R. W Baer and teammates Dr. Ignatius Bjorles Robert Sl Nicodemus H. Jewett Orsh and Ralph G. Kline. Indoor matches are planned for the winter.
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Sate Armory
Asine Rifles
Maryhind State School
R. W Baer
Ignatius Bjorles
Robert SL Nicodemus
H. Jewett Orsh
Ralph G. Kline
Post Office
Regimental
McNutt Warns Of Threats To Barce Life In Indiana
Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt stated threats were made against the life of Torse Barce, an assistant attorney general, amid investigations connected to Crown Point jail and Crown Point area happenings. The governor said authorities are tracing the threats and noted eight suspects were rounded up nearby.
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Indianapolis
Gover
Nor Paul V. McNuce
Lake County
Tord Traree
Atterhey Gineral
Vestiga Marsh
Joan Dillinger
Crown Point
Crown Poly
Presen
Als
Marist
Pennsylvania hunting season opens one killed in accident
Coroner report confirms a fatal hunting incident as opening day activities unfolded. Police and investigators described a sudden discharge near a wooded area resulting in the death of a hunter. Details remain limited as authorities continue their inquiry.
Joash Sunday Sets 3000 Dollar Goal For Appeal
Debi plans Joash Day services on Sunday November 18 to raise funds for church debt reduction. The program includes a procession with a three foot Joash chest, recorded by church trustees and committees, mirroring a Plymouth church method originated in Buffalo.
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Debi
Nee Wwak Place
Plymouth Methodist Epicopal Church
Buffalo
Ernest L. Waldorf
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oocial
Church
G. Ellis Williams
R. Ames Hendrickson
A. Atlee Radcliff
C. E. Clint
R. J. Ford
C. al
Ledisbtethhadadyadabadgeedy
WbAv AM
Col. Minshawert
Webb
Rice
Wilson
Tabernagh
Calgary
Five in One Family Die as Windstorm Strikes London Ky
A severe windstorm near London Kentucky killed five members of a seven person family and damaged their home. Emma Ropinis, 92, and her children Roger 12 Bergie 10 Ralph 8 and Wilma Jean 3 died. A 59 year old relative survived, found unharmed near the doorway of the house. The assault caused the family garage and home to collapse or burn, with extensive damage reported.
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London
Laurel Pounir
Emma Ropinisus
Roger
Bergie
Ralph
Wilma Jean
Garaze
Weather fragment signals hazy day with late afternoon heat
Fragmentary weather note reports a forecast for today with possible heat and humidity. Mentions temperatures around 148 and 76 in unclear units and a later time near 2:99 p.m., with tomorrow highlighted and scattered garbled data.
Attack in Baker Park Leaves Miss Kreh Injured
Chief Adlen Bartgis stated a suspect in the Wednesday night assault on Miss Geraldine Kreh, beaten and bruised, is in custody for questioning. Park area near College Avenue and West Second Street was the scene as officers searched for the attacker, a black male, with Kreh giving limited details beyond the struggle and multiple blows. Miss Kreh, 31, was treated at home after a visit by officers and an X-ray planned at Frederick City Hospital. Authorities found a hat near the bushes and continued the investigation into the assailant’s identity and motive.
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Jadae Glen A. Worthington
Paul Reed
Elty
Bova
Wiliam Luther Crotse
Maryland TY Tig School For Boys
Stride
Geujer Street
Fagaz
Hei Sng School
Ben
Ollicera
Wallsam MN
Park Avenue
Sri Bet Souiiay
Stup Brag
West
Patrick Street
Lewistown
Thurmont
Nandane
Adlen Bartgis
Geraldine Kreh
Misa Keeh
Ylow Hin
Baker Park
Geraldine Keel
City Page
Mise Kreh
Felice
Miss Kreh
Leonard B. Kreh
West Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Aslouch
Ben Phairie II
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
West Second Street
College Avenue
Kreh
Clothing For Needly Winter Aid Society Seeks Clothing
The Children's Aid Society organizes winter clothing for many children under its care. A seating committee, led by Miss Mue, works on selections and distribution to ensure a normal childhood for all in its program, amid cases of neglect and distress.
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Anid
Dtte Dic Iion
Mra
Michael B. Puc
Aid Society
J. Dutrow
Ing
Growth of German paganism seen as threat to church state split
Reports quote followers near the Confessional Synod warning that Hitler’s hands off stance in the Evangelical Church struggle could extend to Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi philosopher, signaling potential anti Jewish, pagan influences. The remarks tie to Sequals of Hitler’s policy and hint at further anti Semitic measures.
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Triprst
Hitler
Petschs
Der
Hauptmann’s Lawyer Says Condon Didn’t ID Him
New York AP report states Bruno Hauptmann’s counsel Jamies M. Faxceil claimed Hauptmann said Dr. John Condon did not recognize him as the $50,000 ransom receiver. Meisel, an associate, reportedly visited Hunterdon Prison and discussed questions about Condon’s visit.
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New York
Jamies M. Faxceil
Bruno Richard Haupt
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
John F “Dafsie
New Bank Opens under Reform Plan in Washington State
A new financial institution opens as part of a reform program in Washington, with a capital of $170,698.33. The organization includes the Cam Elliott Ci formed and the Organs Trust Go of den wis. It reports 50 percent of sleeping natives recuse of the 10 Rozeneag hospitals and mentions British Malaysia involvement.
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Ant
Washington
With & Capital
Cam Elliott Ci
Organs Trust
Den
Wis
Iepers
Malaysia
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