Two Year Terms For Alexander And Norris In Bad Check Case
Circuit Court imposed seven years in total on Alexander and Norris for bad checks with two year terms each, to run concurrently with an additional two year term from separate convictions. Their wives Norma Norris and Marie Alexander received suspended sentences. The judge cited family impact and influence by a woman linked to the fake checks, Julia C. Shafter of Hurkittsville.
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House of Correction
Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willerd
Charles W. Woodward
Ander
Burkittse
Norma Norris
Marie Alexander
Hagerstown
Willard
Julia C. Shafter
Hurkittsville
Bank Offeigs
Norris
Alexander
Farcare Eaelenawel
Walter B. Sinn
E. Austin James
Alton Y. Bernat
Samus A. Lewis
Frederick
Harry H. Liard
Harold Lloyd
Harry Scott
Lloyd
Reno 5
Harp
Harry A. Hopp
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond F. North
Hous of Correction
Earl Merriman
Bruns
Merriman
Patrik M. Schnauffer
James
Emory E. Selby
Brunswick
Selby
Archbishop Shaw of New Orleans Dies at 71
New Orleans November 2 AP Most Rev John William Shaw archbishop of New Orleans died here today after suffering a heart ailment at age 71. The statement confirmed his death and noted his long service to the church in the city and region.
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New Orleans
John Wiliam Shaw
New Oreans
Weather Today Report Summary
Weather data shows 0.09 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Today. November precipitation totals compare with historical figures, with deviations from normal. Highs yesterday and last year, lows, and sunrise and sunset times are noted along with moonrise and moonset times for tomorrow.
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Indi
Training schools begin for Frederick County Rural Women’s Clubs
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs starts its first training schools for club representatives on Monday and ends with a final session on November 19. Helen Pearson, county home demonstration agent, will lead demonstrations at 2 PM, with sessions across Adamstown Frederick New Market Middletown Merryland Tract and other clubs, aiming to visit every club and schedule calendar-year meetings.
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Frederick County
J. William Brosius
Adamstown
Buckerstown
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Flay Hitcshew
Ballenger
Emmitsburg
Harmony Grove
Jug Bridge
Lewbtown
Mt. Pleasant
Urbana
Walkersville
Woodsboro
New Market
Tramsvile
Kemptown
Liberty
Unionville
Pleasant Grove
Middletown
Myersville
Braddock
Merryland Tract
Rior
Miss Pearson
Federation
Battle Between Rival Miner Unions in Susquehanna Area
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 2 AP reports clashes at No 7 colliery of Susquehanna Collieries Company at Nanticoke. More than 1000 miners from rival unions fought with stones and clubs at dawn. Dozens were cut or bruised though few serious injuries noted. Riot stemmed from United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania efforts to close the mine in protest over suspected dismissals. United Mine Workers of America sought to keep the mine running.
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Wilkes Barre
Susquehanna Colleries Company
Nanticoke
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Electioneering ban near polls reshaped by Frederick officials
Frederick county election officials issued instructions for the general election, reaffirming the 100 foot ban on electioneering, detailing enforcement by Sheriff and deputies, and noting increased turnout and presence of 37 polling places. Deputy sheriffs will be stationed at precincts including Emmitsburg and Brunswick as preparations proceed.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Roger R. Rice
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Intercollegiate News Assn to Hold Hood College Meeting
The Women s Intercollegiate News Association Conference will convene at Hood College from Friday November 23 to Sunday November 25. Member colleges include Smith Vassar Goucher Redcliffe Wilson Hunter Barnard Simmons Connecticut College for Women Mount Holyoke Pembroke Brown Wheaton Wellesley and Hood. Hood joined April 1 1924 and has sent delegates to past conferences at Wheaton Smith Vassar Wilson Connecticut College Welles ter Gund Teena De Mu BGG hount Holyoke. This is the first time Hood hosts the conference. Miss Martha Briney of New Kensington Pa and Miss Elizabeth Brunner of North Wales Pa serve as president and secretary treasurer respectively. On Saturday November 24 editorial and business staff meetings precede a joint session. Sunday morning November 25 includes additional meetings.
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Women's Intercollegiate News Association
Hood College
Ths Association
East
Smith, Vassar
Goucher
Redclife
Wilson
Hunter
Barnard
Simmons
Connecticut
College For Women
Mount Holyoke
Pembroke College
Brown University
Wheaton
Wellesley
Hood
Smith
Vassar
Connecticut College
Wellester Gund
Teena
de Mu
BGG T
Elizabeth Brunner
North Wales
Grilling McDonald Yields No New Light on Slaying
Reckville Maryland November 2 State's Johmy Stedman said a four hour grilling of Edward Mickey McDonald yielded no additional light on the killing two weeks earlier of Allen WH in front of McDonald's Takoma Park home. Police guard McDonald's home amid fears of violence.
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Reckville
Johmy Stedman
Edward
Mickey) McDonald
Alen B. WH
Cartier
McDonald
Takoma Park
Paice
Wilson
Wenecikian Balviey
Trouths
Doumergue Faces Likely Ouster Over Powers Clash
Paris reports Premier Gaston Doumergue appeared set to be ousted as the Radical Socialist party led by Edouard Merrial refused to grant him expanded power to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies. President Albert Lebrun pressed on with efforts to reach a compromise and preserve the truce government established after February rioting.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Radical-Socialist Party
Edouard Merrial
Kivc
Chamber of Deputies
Albert LeBrun
Kovern+ ment
Insull Testifies About Flight to Avoid Prosecution
Chicago report says Sante Insull shouted testimony in a mail fraud trial detailing his 1992 European escape to avoid prosecution as part of a political campaign. He described leaving the United States in June 1932 for rest and quiet, learning of indictment in Paris, and pursuing options to Greece amid whispers campaign against his companies.
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Chicago
Sante Insull
Europe
Insull
Paris
Turin
Greece
Samuel Insul
Uthity
New York
Democrats To Gain Roosevelt Told
Washington reports say President Roosevelt awaiting vote next Tuesday to back Governor Herbert Lohman. Advisors indicate Democrats may gain at least six Senate seats and strengthen House by as many as 20, with potential losses limited to 10. Targeted states cited include Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey Indiana Maryland and Missouri.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Herbert H. Lohman
New York
Senate
House
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Indiana
Maryland
Missouri
Trading Activity of Market Is Broader
New York, Nov 2. After several sessions of near inactivity the stock market advanced today with broader trading and gains across a wide front. Fractions recovered to over two points as grains cotton and foreign wheat markets firmed while bonds showed firmer tones. Call money rose to one percent as prices moved higher.
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New York
Pacific Flight Delayed Again Before Trans-Pacific Push
Nov 2 AP reports Sir Charles Smith and Captain P.G. worked with army mechanics to repair the trans-Pacific aircraft in hopes of a California start. An oiling issue halted the take-off planned for yesterday, delaying the attempt. Kemp test today for Dearborn, Midh, and will stay for winter.
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Sir Charles
Smith
Army
California
Gaiurdas
Hopkins Answers GOP Criticism of Relief Funds
Relief administrator Hopkins denounces Republican claims as political, accusing the party of lacking understanding and sympathy for the underprivileged. He says relief aid should not be used to influence elections and that GOP attacks distract from helping the unemployed.
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Washington
America
Two OCC men banished after Kaufmann camp brawl
Two Civilian Conservation Corps workers Roy Pickett and Lawrence Duncan received a 30 days suspended sentence in People's Court after a Thursday afternoon brawl at Kaufmann near the Fishing Creek camp. They procured liquor, offered a drink, argued, and were ejected from the Kaufmann home before being jailed. Judge Motter ordered them to stay away from the Kaufmann home and Captain Basford stated they would not be allowed back at the camp.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
People's Court
N Kaufmann
Crovk
Ooe
Roy Pickett
Lawrence Duncan
Keaufmann
Kaufmann
C. A. Basford
Jugthe Joun KK. Motter
Frederick Art Club Meets at Miss Rodrick Home
The Frederick Art Club gathered Thursday at Miss Margaret Rodrick’s West Third street residence. Members shared talks on Belgian wood carving, Rogier van der Weyden, Hugo van der Goes, Hieronymus Bosch, and Flemish weaving of stone colors. The next meeting is planned for November at Miss Elizabeth Bower’s Carroll Parkway home.
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Frederick Art Club
Margaret Rodrick
West Third Street
Henry Shoemaker
Belgium
Wael Wit Lane
Grayson Palmer
Rogier van der Worden
Althouh
van Eycks
Metropolitan Museum
Helen Smith
Hugo van der Goes
Ghent
Florence
Miss Smith
Brauwer
Harriet Kolo
Elizabeth Bower
Carroll Parkway
New Deal In Washington and the Bankers Convention
Roosevelt appears to have scored a tactical victory amid banker unease and New Deal tensions. The piece tracks influence battles inside the American Bankers Association, names key figures such as Huey Long ally Tom Smith and Zelig Hecht, and notes RFC, Union Indemnity, and Union Guaranty ties amid bank panics and political maneuvering. The narrative highlights shifting support for Hecht as possible president despite public sentiment against big banks.
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Washington
Nov
Bankers’ Convention
Hary Tong
American Bankers’ Association
Wise
Roosevelt
Joe
Bawkers
Jackson Reynolds
Morgan First National Bank
Rooorevel
Nlon
Werner
Thease
White House
Tha
Nelmitilst
Huey Long
Muey
Rutelph
Herdt
The
Hibernian Bank of
New Orleans
Tom K Smith
St. Louis
Robert V. Fremink
Riges A
RFC
Jesse Jones
RPC
Hecht
Lifting of Toll at Potomac Bridges Celebrated in Baltimore
Baltimore November 2 AP Harry D Williay Sr Chief Engineer State funds Commission and David o Sine Brunswick at the limit of tolls on bridges over the Potomac. The bridges were made free October 5. Willay said at the end of a four year eight month period under five were purchased February 1 1930 by the Maryland Roads Commission and the Virginia Highway Department each contributing 50000 for the purchase. Under a joint arrangement for years on a toll basis a 100050 purchase price was paid.
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Baltimore
Harry D. Williay
State Fands Commission
David O Sine
Brunswick
Potomac
Wily
Maryland Roads Commission
Virginia Highway Doepario
Community Show Tonight at Mildietown Grange
Local community event titled Middieigan Valley Commit Show Wil opin tonight at 7 30 in Mildietown Grange hall. Organizers report a fundraising evening with multiple acts and refreshments, continuing into Saturday with further performances and music.
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Middieigan Valley
Mildietown
Death of Dr Lexander Graham Father of North Carolina education
Dr Lexander Graham aged 9 father of Dr Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina died at his home in Nevada. He had been in failing health for years and was widely known as the father of North Carolina's school system.
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Grawas Deat Chanelle
Lexander Graham
Frank Graham
The
Unversity of
North Carolina
Befar Graham
Roosevelt Sets 3 Percent Rate On Housing Loans
President Roosevelt overruled his housing administrator and set a basic maximum 3 percent interest rate for insured home loans, aiming to aid the mass of people. A 0.5 percent service charge and 0.5 percent annual insurance premium apply, with loans insured up to eighty percent of the appraised value and potential for a $15 billion construction boom over ten years.
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Washington, Kus
Iap
Roosevelt
Cody
Toth ST Uit
Ol Cecil
James A. Moffett
Standard OW
Moffett
Thurmont Fall Festival Promises Colorful Parade
The Thurmont Lions Club and Thurmont Ball Club plan a rain rescheduled Thurmont Fall Festival this Saturday in East Main Street parade format with Miss Lessie Harbaugh crowned Autumn Queen. Former Congressman Frederick SN. 2iniman will coronate. The event features a parade, guards, band, dance, bingo, and floor show at the town hall.
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Pluto Ocu Re Uus
Waaer
Thurmont Lions Clu
Lessie Harbaugh
Thurmontich Sehool
Autumn Z
Main Street
Willam J. Stoner
Frederick SN
Thurmont Ball Club
Babe Ruth Receives Massive Tokyo Welcome
In Tokyo on November 2, Babe Ruth and three American League stars arrived from Yokohama. Police reserves managed crowds along Ginza as more than 100,000 fans jammed the streets. Ruth grinned amid cheers, hailed as a king by locals sharing a passion for baseball.
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Tokyo
Baseball
Babe Ruth
PR Chan
Yokohama
Ruth
White House Cars Pass Frederick On Way To Hyde Park
Three presidential automobiles carrying President Roosevelt left Washington and traveled through Frederick this morning en route to Hyde Park New York. Marshal Murray signaled the party at Market and All Saints streets as the cars bore District of Columbia plates and markings.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
N.Y
Frederick
White House
Marshall Murray
Market
All Saints
District of Columbia
Baron Rothschild Dies at Age in Obituary
Baron James De Rothschild succession headline notes death in Paris. The obituary references Edmond de Rothschild born August 28, 1843, a noted sportsman and gentleman of the famed banking dynasty.
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Baron Rothschild
Fann
AL Hs Name
Bousgne Sur Seine
Edmout de Ramnscild
James de Rothschild
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