Three From Here Held By Police In Lancaster Pa
Maryland police captured three Frederick men in connection with a Saturday night break in at a filling station in Lancaster County. James Keefer Redmond aged 24 Frank Jake Grove 28 and Donald Barr 29 face future hearings as their records are sent to Lancaster authorities. Redmond carries the most serious prior prison record including a suspended sentence for assault and past terms for larceny and a prior charge related to firing the Fairground stables last May. Grove and Barr are noted as local court regulars.
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Maryland
Lancaster County
Frederick
James Keefer Redmond
Frank “Jake” Grove
Donald Barr
TJ. Miner
Texas
Allen Bartels
A. F. Montgomery
Lancaster
Gonowingo
Redmond
Atte
House of Correction
Grove
Bair
New Books Added At Frederick County Free Library
Thirty seven new books announced by Miss Mary Newman librarian include fiction and non fiction. Notable titles span Bess Streeter Aldrich H C Bailey EB Benson Ann Bridge John Buchan John Burroughs Elizabeth Corbett AJ Cronin H L Davis Rupert Hughes Josephine Johnson MacKinlay Kantor Rose Wilder Lane Thomas Mann L. M Montgomery Kathleen Norie Phillips Oppenheim Margery Ratadge Rafael Sabatini Sigval Undset S Vine Inquisitor Blandings Castle Wodehouse White Ladies and non fiction works by God and My Father Anne Morrow Lindbergh Es ther and Me or Just Relax Stefan Zweig among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Streeter Aldrich
H. C. Bailey
Benson
Princess Marthe Bibesco
Ann Bridge
John Buchan
Tarzan and
John Burroughs
E. Thornton Cook
Elizabeth Corbett
A J. Cronin
H. L. Davis
Harper Prize
Warwick Deeping
Solomon
John Erskine
Enslow-Harlow
Dave Bardner
Ellen Glasfox
Rupert Hughes
Josephine Johnson
MacKinlay Kantor
Young Joseph
Thomas Mann
Pat
L. M Montgomery
Kathleen
Basinghall Street
Phillips Oppenheim
Marjorie K. Ratadge
Vilevauyy
Rafael Sabatini
Sig
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Esther
Walt Zogers
Mary
Queen of
Sceland and
the Isles
Stefan Zweig
Weather Today Summary from 1934 Data
Weather report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours and documents November rainfall. It compares actual November rainfall to normal, lists deficits for earlier months, and provides extreme temperatures from yesterday and year prior. It records sun times, moon rise and set, and stream conditions along the Potomac with Virginia clear and Maryland clear.
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Potomac
Virginia
Maryland
Fifty Voters Added To Rolls In County
Fifty voters were added to Frederick County lists over the past two days as the filing deadline for declarations to participate in next year’s presidential election approached. No one moving into Maryland from another state after reaching voting age is eligible to vote next November. The declaration of intention replaces the old residency affidavit system. The largest group filing Friday were about forty Mount Saint Mary’s College students who are above voting age.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Énother State
Mount St. Marys College
Foreign Cathedrals Topic At Frederick Art Club Meeting
Frederick Art Club members met at the home of Miss Elizabeth Bower to hear papers on The Cathedrals of France and stained glass windows of Old France. Miss Cochrane described Notre Dame and Rheims, while Mrs Traver spoke on stained glass. Mrs Green discussed long ago wood carving in churches, with detailed notes on craftsmanship and church decor. The group adjourned after a brief business session setting future meetings at 7 45 p.m.
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Frederick
Cochrane
France
God
Notre Dame
Rheims
Mias Cochrane
Old France
Henry JT. Wade
Seek Flyer Reported Missing After Take-Off
State Police asked to search for J C Sanders a barnstorming flyer from Nashville reported missing after taking off from a Reading Pennsylvania airport. He reportedly stopped at Medina Ved for inspection and repairs then resumed flight possibly toward Harrisburg but officials said he had not arrived.
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Reading
Merc
J C. Sanders
Nashville
Tenn
Minots
Sanders
Madina
Indian and Mexican life exhibit at Hood College
An exhibit in Hood College's Administration building showcases Indian and Mexican daily life through utensils, pottery, bags, jewelry, columns, and baskets. Curated by Catherine U Eichelberger, the display features objects for the art department's permanent collection. The exhibit runs through November 6 and is open to the public.
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Loboy
Hood College
Mass
Catherine U Eichelberger
eluGp
Ome
Driver will face manslaughter charge in Lebanon crash
Pennsylvania state police file involuntary manslaughter charges against George Jackson of Lebanon for a coal truck crash that killed Benjamin and Sylvia Lazovich and critically injured Mrs. Harry Fisher and others. Jackson, held on 35000 bond, spent days in hospital. bearing date pending victim recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
George Jackson
North
Bentz Street
Lebanon
Jackson
H. L Moe. Co
Harry Fisher
Passaic
N. J
Sylvia Lazovich
Benjamin Lazovich
Chicago
Fisher
Miss Lazovich
William Lagovich
Lazovich
Pine Grove
Wil- Mam Penn Highway
Tarenmte
Mate Bate
Eberteqmaeny
Three Elected To U S Hall Of Fame
New York November 2Election to the Hall of Fame of William Penn Simon Newcomb and Grover Cleveland was announced today Penn founder of Pennsylvania was first among 19 nominees in this year s quadricennial poll of 191 electors Newcomb mathematician and astronomer once at Johns Hopkins University was second and Cleveland the only President to serve two nonconsecutive terms placed third Mention of three fifths of the ballots were requisite for election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Penn
Simon Newcomb
Grover Cleveland
Penn
Pennsylvania
AMON
Newcomb
Johns Hopkins University
Cleveland
Hearing Follows Fight Over Working Hours
An argument over working hours led to a fight with charges of assault and battery against Ruscell Selss. Belss, about 35, was held on $500 bond for grand jury action. Harry Wood, similar age, testified Selss beat him October 23 at Seuss farm near Creagerstown. Wood's eye was nearly closed and he received daily treatment. An arrest by Special Deputy Edgar Freese occurred in Thurmont. A separate morning hearing fined Wilbur Warren and George Dodson $25 each for hunting violations. Dodson went to jail for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Broner
Thurmont
Ruscell Selss
Belss
Harry Wood
Seis
Seuss’ Farm
Creagerstown
Wood
Les
Edgar Freese
Roger H. Geisbert
Urbana
Wilbur Warren
Washington
U. S
George Dodson
Stuewli
Benjamin F Phebus
Austin Washter Warren
Doason
Coisan
All-College Dance Night Opens Formal Year
The first all college dance of the year will be at Covington Hall at 8:30 p.m. Hosted by CAMpUS OPIANza with patrons and patronesses, the event features Ruth V Pope, Ruth Perry, Wilam F Barnhart, Virginia Wales and escort Edward Foote. An informal tea in Moyran Hall runs 3 to 5 p.m. with Mary F Howe, Louise Leonard, and Wahler G. Parker receiving guests. Zel Sanths Orchestra from Wilmington, Del, will furnish music.
Birthday Party for Prudence Chapter No 45 Eastern Star
Prudence Chapter No 45 of the Eastern Star at Mt Airy held its fifth annual birthday party on a Monday evening. The event included an auditorium program with Eddie Parets, Miss Marries Reval reading, Carl Dornheim caraphone sale, and a male quartet. Guests from nearby towns attended, with Mrs Frances Free serving as Worthy Matron and a social hour featuring refreshments.
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Eastern Star
Mt Airy
Euro Elwin Vlna
Chatcolyes
Woodnet
Sykesville
Waane
Oreena
Taylorsville
Grand Lodge
Frances Free
Herresamento
State Police Stop Uninspected Autos
State police halted uninspected autos amid an extension order from Commissioner Rudy. The 1936 vehicle tags will not be issued for cars not certified as inspected. officials report most motorists in the area have complied with the inspection law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
Waleter
Rudy
Jnapec
Focal
WPA Adds Over One Million Jobs From Relief Drive
The Works Progress Administration announced that 1,543,185 people were moved from relief to jobs by October 26, part of a drive to end the dole. The total fell 1,956,815 short of the 3,200,000 goal Roosevelt had hoped to hit. Maryland, Pennsylvania, and other states listed job totals as of October 21. Also noted: prizes awarded in Hagerstown Halloween parade by Alsatia Club with Zeigler winning 835 for best unique float depicting Mother Goose. George Damsberger earned honorable mention for a Frankenstein-themed entry. Ann Staley of Frederick won third prize in organized bodies category.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Frederick
Alsatia Club
HMS Zeigier
Zeigher
Duck
Prankenstein
Sanctions Take Effect Nov 18 Amid League Move
League announces sanctions will take effect November 18 as it outlines a plan for settlement. Mussolini signals intent to pressure Britain in a statement. Laval referenced in discussions.
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League
Mussolini
Britain
Ambitious United Nations style moves amid Ethiopia conflict
The League of Nadota nations votes November 1 as the start date for broad financial sanctions and a boycott on Italian goods to pressure Italy over the Ethiopia war. France and Britain stress unity under the League while seeking peaceful resolution. Meanwhile Italy signals possible settlements and U.S. attache John Meade is assigned to Addis Ababa for liaison as Ethiopian forces report Italian retreats near Musga Ali.
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Qeneva
Leaguer of
Nadota
Italy
Hallan
Pimecairo Arashal
Ethiopia
Premies Laval
France
Hugh R Wilson
United States
Acala. de
Augusto Venconcellos
Portus Gal
Arena
Per Wari Bnal Mice Ca
Samuel Hoare
Sir Samuel
League
Tran
Laval
Sanchons
Mary January
Paul van Zeeland
Belwhim
Great Britain
Pope
Prage Gouin
API
Italan
Associated Press
Presmiler Laval
Baron Pompeo Alois
Ins
500 Cases Of Dynamite In San Francisco Bay
San Francisco November 2 AP: searchers comb San Francisco Bay for 500 cases of dynamite swept overboard from a drifting barge. The powder was loaded on the Condor, but officials say little danger as most cases likely sank or were waterlogged and rendered inert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
Francisco
Denies From Jail He Molested Girl
A man described as a married Witena Parkes a resident near Witenawil faces a magistrate on a charge of criminal attack. He was arrested a few hours after an alleged assault on a 14 year old girl on Janek road near her home. He is held in Somerset county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Parkes
Mark White
Anne
Parkingon
Janek
Somerset
Mm Parkinton
Weather Outlook: Week Begins with Rain and Colder Temperatures
Weather outlook indicates a wet start Monday with rain from Noren and Middie Atlante staves. Expect generally fair midweek with rain again Friday or Saturday. Temperatures near normal early week become much colder by Wednesday with a cooling trend into Friday and Saturday.
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Noren
Middie
Six States Ready For Elections On Tuesday
Washington November 2 AP Ponteca campaigning swept toward a climax in six states as elections loom Tuesday. The campaign centers on the New York Assembly, Kentucky Governor, and Philadelphia mayoralty, with New Deal issues shaping state votes in New Jersey and Virginia.
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Washington
Net
Ponteca
New York Assembly
Kentucky
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Hardis
Virginia
Mississippi
Distillers Told to Withdraw Stocks in Columbus
Distillers faced orders from an adviser to withdraw stock as the War Trade situation prompted action. The article notes James W. Major refused to state reasons while references to orders and a liquor concern appear, with unclear quotes surrounding the Federal action and corporate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus O
Carl A
Ferdig
Boyd
Durer
James W Mi
Would-Be Assassin Dies From Wounds
Manking China reports that Sun Mine-Hsun, poised to murder Premier Ya. 7 Ching-Wet, died of wounds after guards fatally repelled the attack. Mentions rural delivery origins, dates, and a lecture at Howd College titled The Shadow of Greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manking
China
Sun Mine-Hsun
Ching-Wet
Mixed Price Trend Rules Stock Session
The brief stock market session showed uneven trading as profit takers pressured certain shares. Currencies and bonds moved modestly with mixed results while some goods like cotton remained steady amid overall lighter activity.
Roosevelt Quiet Week End Plan Amid Holiday Chores
The piece describes President Roosevelt preparing for a quiet end of week on a motor trip with family. It notes no official talks on the holiday and mentions weather, location near Mount Marys, and a fire incident affecting a residence as part of the surrounding events. It conveys daily life details and public safety concerns without sensational language.
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Dias
Drowning of Miss Amick labeled death by own action
Love Point Md Nov 2 AP The coroner J West Thompson Centerville ruled the death of a Baltimore woman known as Miss Amick a self inflicted drowning after her body was found near the ferry pier. She had registered as Miss Amick from Baltimore and did not return to Sher hotel after a late afternoon wait.
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Love Point
Aunt Of H. L. Hopkins Burned To Death
Port Hope Michigan November 2 Miss Myre Bradley aunt of Mrs Marry S Mupalis aite of the Works Progress Administrator burned to death as fire destroyed her home. Firemen said she was overcome by smoke while trying to escape the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hope
Mich
Myre Bradley
Marry S. Mupalis
Works Progress Administrator
Italians establish aviation base and frontline actions
Government reports Italy operates daily air sorties toward Alaleque with base reinforcement details. On the northwestern front the offensive advances, while Dana kal Tribesmen harass the flank with night sniping. Tyalan planes bomb and machine gun Danakil region warriors in retaliation. Naval deliberations in Paris note Italy demanding neutralization of the Straits of Gibraltar at the London conference, seen as a strategic move to coerce Britain and signal Mediterranean shift.
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Italian Aire Hlqman
Alaleque
Newa
Makale
Immemi
Danakal
Tyalan
Danakil
Paris
Inday
Italy
Straits of Gibraltar
Mussolini
Britain
Mediterranean
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Peter Redmond
Frank Grove
Donald Bair
ACAL
County Library
Frederick Gownty Pree
Mary Newman
Art Club
Hoe of Mins
Seek
Heod College
New Yorks
Tle
Newark
Early Bank
Airy Eastern Star
London
Addis Ababa
Mussi Ali
Htaliam
Addy Ababa
Finicpman
EMA
Musax Ali O
Eritrea
Abdal
J Moses
Mussa
U. 5
War Department
Ita Ienation
Addu Ababe
John Meade
Fleet Artillery
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
Alaff
Wash
Kentucks
Nate
Sats Watley
Tages Us
C. T. Corporation
Aga He Albough Chevrolet Salts, Inc
Permantt
Pastomce
Hood Mark & Berard
Fridas
Howd College
Fire Nevr College
Boas
Ned
Marys
H. L. Hopkins
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