Quarry Worker at LeGore Killed in Freak Blast
A 40 pound limestone rock blasted from LeGore Lime Company's quarry struck a wooden shelter where Charles Edward Potts, 20, and Carrollton Davis were present. Potts died from a broken neck. Davis survived. The blast was routine, using about three pounds of dynamite. Potts had worked at the quarry for years. his family also employed there. Funeral arrangements set for LeGore.
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LeGore Lime Company
LeGore
Charles Edward Potts
Carrollton Davis
Calvin C. Keeney
Walkersville
Keeney
Potts
Davis
C. A. Stultz
Woodsboro
Lime Company
Oak Hill
S. B Myers
H. T. Brown
Powell and Albaugh
Quick End Of Parley At Brussels Is Sought
A high Japanese authority told the AP that Japan would urge ending the Brussels conference quickly and starting direct peace talks with China. American delegates signaled they would not assume greater responsibility than others in resolving the Chinese Japanese war. The source said Japan fears the conference may worsen the Oriental crisis.
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Brussels
Belgium
Associated Press
Japan
China
Court finds Groucho and Chico Marx guilty of copyright violation
A Los Angeles court did not laugh at the comedians humor and found Groucho and Chico Marx guilty of plagiarism in the suit filed by Carroll and Garrett Graham for unlicensed use of a skit in a broadcast.
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Groucho Marx
Los Angeles
Chico
Carroll
Garrett Graham
Largest Hallowe'en Parade Draws Frederick’s Largest Crowd
Frederick’s annual Hallowe'en parade drew the biggest turnout yet with 47 cash prizes from $1 to $25. Prizes awarded after the march in Winchester Hall honored diverse groups from the Maryland State School for the Deaf and various drum corps to Bowery dancers and a three monkeys group. Police, chamber leaders, and local clubs coordinated the event, while afterglow lingered as crowds spilled into the streets despite chalk and crayon vandalism.
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News-Post
Bowery Girls
Hallowe'en
J. E. Catsail
Ruth Boyer
Elinor Funk
Barbara Trammond
Peggy Stewart
Kitty Grove
Dorothy Engelbrecht
Shirley Pumphrey
Winnie Orndorff
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Legion Drum Corps
Frederick High School
Maxim
Bowery Gs
Ku Klux Klan
Mr. Walfe
Price Bros
Grayson Simmons
Market Street
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions
Zonta Clubs
American Legion
Company A
Francis Scott Key Post
Aunt Retains Custody of Freddie Bartholomew
In Los Angeles on November 1, the Bartholomews lost their bid for Freddie Bartholomew custody after the child testified he loves his aunt Myllicent Bartholomew, who adopted him at age three and is “just the same as my mother.” Freddie said his parents are strangers to him, and the judge upheld the April 3 adoption.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cecil L. Bartholomew
Lillian
Freddie
Myllicent Bartholomew
Robert H. Scott
Parade Float Winners and Judges List in Mickey Costumes
Second donkey Kohlman Miller placed third with a $2 prize. Howard Waltz won third with a $1 award for fish crane. Eddie Walter earned third for frog, received $1. Jean Winebrewer and Marianna Rhoades tied for third with $1, as did Richard Mob erly dressed in Mickey Mouse costumes. Mildred Everhart, Mrs Orzule Crum, and Robert McLaren each won third with $1. Colored bride and groom John Thompson Ralph Thomas won third with $1. Carroll Eugene Haller and Holmes Haller earned third for monkey and keeper with $1. Irving Brightwell and Robert Palmer tied for third with $1. Original division judges were Henry R. Shoemaker, Joseph H. Apple and Ned S. Zeiler. Artistic class judges were Marshall L. Etchison and Helen Smith. Comic division judges were Martha Flynn, Ralph Zimmerman and Charles W. Ross. Group judges were Mrs. R. E. Town and Julia Etchison. General parade chairman Col. John W. Leonard, aided by subcommittees.
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Kohlman Miller
Fish Crane
Howard Waltz
Frog
Eddie Walter
Jean Winebrewer
Marianna Rhoades
Richard Moberly
Mickey Mouse
Hobo
Mildred Everhart
Chinaman
Orzule Crum
Ofl Cloth Swan
Robert McLaren
John Thompson
Ralph Thomas
Carroll Eugene Haller
Holmes Haller
Irving Brightwell
Robert Palmer
Julius Hollingsworth
Henry R. Shoemaker
Joseph H. Apple
Ned S. Zeiler
Marshall L. Etchison
Helen Smith
Martha Flynn
County Minister Leaves Woodsboro Parish for Baltimore Start
Rev. J Frank Fife resigns as Woodsboro Lutheran pastor effective November 80 to accept a unanimous call to Holy Comforter Lutheran in Baltimore. Four congregations grow under his ministry while Mrs Fife leads music. Joint council plans search. Fife previously served since 1929. Olive oil notes close the item.
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J. Frank Fife
Woodsboro
Baltimore
Fife
Shrewsbury
York County
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Maryland
Lutheran Church
Frank Harbaugh
Haugh’'s Church
Joint Council
Answers to CRANIUM CRACKERS on Page Four
Daily rail of trivia questions lists five items including Grover Cleveland elected president twice and the Kentucky Derby as a race for three year old horses. An officer with two silver bars is a captain. A misspelled word Happiness appears in the dietionary.
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Grover Cleveland
Japanese Repulsed at Soochow Creek Near Shanghai
Shanghai reports a Chinese spokesman stating Chinese forces held the south bank of Soochow Creek against a heavy Japanese bombardment and assault. Despite Japanese attempts to encircle Shanghai, Chinese troops used trench mortars and rifles to push back near Rubicon road as Marines protest and a bridge-like junk crossing aids Japanese advances.
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Shanghai
China
Soochow Creek
Rubicon Road
Bund
Whangpoo River
Shanghai-Hangchow
International Settlement
United States
Beaumont
Joan C. Beaumont
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Hungjan
Country Club
Bank Guard Dies From Falling Pistol's Shot
Edgewood Maryland November 1 Phillip Moore twenty a bank guard died tonight at Edgewood hospital of wounds from a pistol that fell on concrete and discharged. Dr P Bird Hopkins said the bullet entered his abdomen and pierced his lung. Moore accompanied Norris McComas cashier of a Belair bank to Fort Hoyle. as he exited their car the pistol fell and fired.
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Edgewood
Phillip Moore
Edgewood Hospital
P. Bird Hopkins
Moore
Norris McComas
Belair Bank
Fort Hoyle
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Hallowe’en
Betty Lou Kemp
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Charles Richard Stup
Maryland State School
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Albert W. Condon
Penguin
Murray C. Zimmerman
Hunter
Eugene Zimmerman
John Francis Fischer
Barrell Phebus
Mary Jane Haines
Robert Leather
Doris Virginia Haugh
Franklin Stockman
Carl Lee Culler
Dickey Boyer
William Hart
Anne and
Helen Grove
America
Doris Pauline Shaw
Georgianna Ewing
Betty Bryan
Ae Red Riding Noad
Jean Cannon
Caroline M. Geerhate
Fairy
Martha Lee Krimer
Albertine Hodgson
Dolly Grave
Jean Miller
Gladys Biser
Shirley Anne
Shull
Edward Blumenauer
Freddie Bartholomew
John Fry, Jr
Elizabeth Eaton Guggenheim
Queens Village
L. 1
U. S
Sequoia National Park Rangers
J. Paul Delphey
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Andy
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Carty, Inc
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