Thousands Witness Hallowe'en Parade In City
A large crowd watched the annual Hallowe'en parade through the city Wednesday night. Prizes were awarded in multiple kids and adult categories for costumes and floats. Judges reviewed origin groups, and the First Regiment band led the procession past North Market Street toward the golf course, with police and local schools participating.
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Hallowe'en
City
Hota
Pencos
Washington
Electrica
Crowes
Patrick
Frederik
Lng
North Market Street
Hunger Not Debatable Democrats Answer 6.0.?
Washington October 31 The sharp political clash over relief to the unemployed escalated as President Roosevelt and his aides rejected charges of politics in relief grants. Hopkins defends the White House stance while Republicans accuse the administration of vote buying and political manipulation in the relief program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Detroit
White House
Hopkins
Maine
Silitary Commission
Louis J. Brano
Arial Cans
Incoherent text fragment outlines unclear Cleveland storm note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Creveland storms and an order to set fasitike by M E Sher efilator with limited readable context. It lacks clear events, dates, places, or identifiable entities to form a coherent summary.
Milk Price Attack in Court Targets AAA and Agriculture Act
A fragmentary report from Baltimore details lawyers attacking the federal agriculture act in court. The hearing opens on a petition by Merte Boyel Farms Dairy seeking an injunction to restrain Secretary and the AAA from actions affecting milk pricing and agricultural waters.
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Baltimore
Allomeys Merte Boyel Farms Dairy Ay
Far Ma
Gt Agriculate
AAA
Lewistown Farm Sold to W Hughes in Maryland Deal
Geowwe T Keogh of Baltimore sold the Union Trust Company farm three miles northeast of Lewistown, known as Bowman farm, to W S Hughes. The property on the Lewistown Creagerstown road includes about acres, with improved buildings. Also noted is parole progress on two inmates and a Chicago legal matter involving Gov Henry Horner and local officials.
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Lewistown
T. Keogh
Baltimore and Creagerstown
Tau
Ance
Union Trust Company of
Baltimore
Tts
Bowman
W. 8. Hughes
Lewistown-Creagerstown Road
Roy Augeverger
Hoyt
de Tales
James Bernard
Henry Horner
Iinois
Wells
Isiah
Courtney
Chicago
The Speech We’re Waiting To Hear
A crowd of 1,499,604 people gathers for a simultaneous public address event. Officials estimate broad attendance and expect a momentous keynote to shape policy and public sentiment.
Hauptmann Breaks Silence Denies Guilt
Flemington New Jersey October 41 Richard Hauptmann breaks long silence in a statement released by Harry Whitney alleging he did not receive the $50000 ransom and asks Dr John F Condon to come to Hunterdon County to talk and prove innocence. Dr Condon identified Hauptmann as the recipient after conversations in his cell five weeks earlier. Lindbergh and authorities link Hauptmann to the ransom handover at St Raymonds Cemetery Brow’s burial ground where Lindbergh waited and Lindbergh later corroborated the voice heard near the time of the kidnapping.
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Flemington
N. J
Richard Hauptmann
Harry Whitney
Invesor
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Hunterdiay County
Dr. Condon
Hauptmann
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann’s
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Karl Jacobson
Great Monthly
Armen Rey
Children’s Silk and Wool
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Ruth Jacobson
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