Y MCA drive ends with hopes for four thousand goal
Frederick Y MCA canvassers heard final reports showing 93 768 raised, with hopes to reach a 4000 target for continued operation. Dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel honored workers, with contributions praised from the Blue and Gray room and company sponsors.
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Frederick Y McA
Canveseers
FMOCA
Weam
Ignatius Joinee
Charles OD Shaffer
Shafley
NW Cobientz
J . Walker Carty
Blues
Francis Scot
Key Hotel
Nicodemus Ice Cream Co
Grays
Bjorits
MCA
Harry D Radciff
Edward M Akers
Wlam Drimmerman
WC Royal
First Baptist Church
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Tampa
de Brat
Fe Fediy
Albers
Moo Cabienne
Buues
de Grays
Charles
Ro Ames Heharckson
FIXES QUAKE BLAME Of Tsostatic Balance Washington Nov 1
The Geological Survey blamed an earthquake on isostatic balance changes as the crust shifts atop the mantle. Major William Bowie explains quakes arise from waves at crustal breaks, likening the structure to a floating iceberg.
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Washington
Cas
Basero
Cossi and
Geomdetic Survey
Wiliam Bowie
Oon
Potato tax exemption plan triggers large allotment claim
Washington reports the potato control law will grant a tax exempt allotment of 380 million dollars for potatoes harvested after November 1. Any production above this limit faces a tax of 65 cents a bushel. The plan outlines 1998 output and past crop distributions, with details on exemptions and penalties per the new framework.
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Washington
Moong
Wallace Weg
King Victor Emmanuel backs Mussolini in African campaign
Reports from Addis Ababa and Rome describe King Victor Emmanuel publicly supporting Mussolini’s war in Ethiopia. Across headlines, Italy seeks allies, while Ethiopian civilians, including women, aid front efforts with bread supplies. Impacts reach Geneva talks as Allied envoys watch the developing conflict.
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Rome
Kink
Ttaly
Victor Emmanuel
Mansobn
Afuce
Crasta Cai‘toca
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices list marriage licenses for Aubrey Wine and Ethel Shoemaker in Virginia and others from Richmond Exmita burg Leraburg Athena and Dubois. Property deeds include Jacob Romback trustee to Lenna Banner for 9700 dollars and transfers to John Loy and wife and Wil am Snyder and wife for 10 dollars.
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Vienne
Ethel Ro
Genoa
Jacob Romback
Lenna Banner
John W Summel
John W Loy
Stanley J Wood
Wilam F Snyder
Montgomery County PWA school grant urged by Board of Education
In Silver Spring Maryland on November 1 the Board of Education urged county commissioners to accept a $794000 PWA allotment for public school construction. The board warned the program is two years behind schedule causing congestion and that federal funds should be accepted before withdrawal. A separate $9234000 grant and a $500000 loan were approved months ago but not yet acted on by commissioners.
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Rawavilie
Immedi Ale Autepiaice
Montgomery County
Board of Education
League Eyes Early Cutoff For Purchasers In Fascant State Conflict
A League of Nations committee proposes an early start date to halt all purchases from the Fascant state as Lalo-Ethiopian talks continue. Delegates set November dates as possible starts while staff from 52 nations prepare for action, but no firm decision emerges.
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League of Nafion
Leagues
Toovcott
Bae Re Benet Beeee
Laial
Baron Aloiat
Can Begin Paying Old Age Pensions in Maryland
Baltimore November 1 county welfare boards may start paying old age pensions as soon as the necessary paperwork is completed. State Relief Administrator Marty Greenstein reported 1,800 applications have been completed, with 1,500 more in progress. Different counties have levied funds for pensions, with Allegany at 30000 dollars and Montgomery at 24500 dollars. The plan includes state merit examinations for staff while jobs remain secure from competitive testing. Washington's relief policy remains unsettled as Congress prepares for January funding.
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Marty Greenstein
Ancona
Greenstein
Maryland
Egict
Petitian
Samuel E Shanahan
Board of State Aids and Charities
Allegany
Montgomery
Harford County
Welfare Board
Circuit Court cases settle debts across multiple actions
Friday sessions before Judge Arthur D Willard yielded several judgments and settlements in circuit court. Culman Baker vs Piscataway Mill ended in a settlement. Charles W Kidd vs Roger W Molesworth resulted in a $76 338 judgment. John A McCain vs Frank McCain awarded to the plaintiff. Garnishee case with Shipley attached. Charlee H Tait vs Frank and Bertha Plax saw a $175 judgment confessed for the plaintiff. Miami Valley Hospital v Bertha Plax and Norman Flax involved $100 plus interest. Subacrbe for The News.
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John A McCain
Frank McCain
Kieffer DeLauter
painLff
Sherman P Bowers
Culman Baker
Harry E Shipley
Piscataway Mall
Grenithentiary Dil Geder Oh Halt Paintiels
Alten
Bennett
Milton Garner Jr
Charlee H Tait
Frank Plax
Bertha Plax
Bertha Fax
Atteme
Bertha Flax
Miami Valley Hospital
Norman Flax
Serman P Bowers
Platyists
Innocent finding for coal hauler Green in county case
Graceham resident Green was cleared in a Worcester County court of violating a city coal peddling ordinance. The decision held he acted as an agent for the Frederick County Commissioners to haul coal from a Pennsylvania mine to Winchester Hall, with his only wage being hauling fees.
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Asmata
Eritrea
Tensenens
Tina City
Itajan
Mavale Oo
Rierasaplal
We City
Ital
Green
Graceham
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Milton G Unter, Jr
Peoples Court
Winal Teetimory
Urner
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Eduard S Delaplaine
Edward J Smith
Parsons Newman
Cal
Fines Reported by Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Week’s summary shows total fines of 8,089 with Frederick County lower. Revocations for drunken driving include Harry Lambert New Windsor Robert J Stambaugh Thomont and Gus Wimas Poolesville. George T Shaffer Frederick Road 1 suspended for fail to insure. Fines listed for Branswitch Dailz0 Lewis no chauffeur license 10 Buckeystown William Hartman 100 George Washinger 10. Paul Whiten tampering suspended. Mew Market Charles W Johnson 5 Harold Menteer.
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New Wondsor
Robert J Stambaugh
Thomont
Gus Wimas
Poolesvile
George T Shaffer
Frederick Roof
F.nes
Lewis
Buckeystown
William G Hartman
George Washinger
Pradesck
Ho Tawann Imprape
Paul Whiten
Charles W Johnson
Harold Menteer
Rail safety figures in early transportation statistics
Last year railroads recorded a fatality every 400 million passenger miles while scheduled air transport averaged one fatality per 34 million passenger miles and automobiles about one fatality per 11 million miles, reflecting divergent risks across travel modes.
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