Election Fever Grips State as Primary Near
Voters prepare for a tight statewide contest with 18 county races 4 state seats and a circuit judgeship on the ballot. Republicans and Democrats tout strength in Cumberland and surrounding counties as banks and schools close for election day and leaders urge turnout amid close registration figures and shifting party lines.
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Partr Nes
Usubt
Con+ Tees
Anks
Ausia James
Republican County Cental Comittee
Water Level Makes Slow Gain At Fishing Creek Dam
Frederick’s supplementary water supplies aided the Fishing Creek reservoir over the weekend raising the level to 16 feet from 14 feet 7 inches. Caretaker Frank Weddie cites reduced city drain and cut water from Frederick as the main cause while local sources ease the feed. A light Thursday shower and continued city intake from Grove Lime Company and Montevie sources helped, with a boil-water advisory still in effect for Frederick residents.
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Frederick
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddie
Grove Lime Company
Rand Montevie
Tuscarora
Prederick
Dr George Eliott M E Cleric Dies in Flint Mich
Dr George Eliott 79 longtime Methodist Episcopal leader and editor of the Methodist Review died at his nephew Arthur C Eilen’s Flint home after collapsing at sermon at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church He previously led Foundry Methodist in Washington DC and pastored several Philadelphia churches
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Mich
George Eliott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Reew
New York City
Arthur C. Eilen
Flint
Elliott
Asvurr Methodist Episcopal Church
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Hudson Motor Car Co Adopts Five Day Week
Hudson Motor Car Company adopts a five day working week as fixed employment policy. SHS plants are shifted to the new schedule with aim to stabilize production and reduce overtime during model changes. The change marks a major shift in factory staffing and weekly hours.
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Hudson Motor Car CO
Detroit
Mid
Hudson Motor Car Company
Lacey
Market Holds Steady Amid Uncertain New York Trading
A fragmented stock market in New York showed traders cautious as shadows of uncertainty lingered. Analysts cited global factors and looming events as key influences while stocks traded in narrow ranges.
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New York
Saarc
Coca
Iomorrom
RECTORS OF CLUBS MEET AT HALLOWEEN EVENT
The 4 H clubs of the county plan a Halloween gathering at Braddock Grange Hall with prizes awarded at College Park. Miss Pearson and Miss Trues sine Chubb will join as guests. Chubb visits clubs in Red Hill Willowdale Forest Wesl Wedrerdar Feagaville and Knoxville later this week.
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Hallowe'en
Braddock
Braccoe
Grange Hall
Accident hearing postponed after Mt Pleasant crash near Mt. Pleasant
A court session on the collision near Mt Pleasant was delayed this morning. Miss Harden and Hahn faced charges of failing to keep right and reckless driving as investigators noted the vehicle damage. Hayden accompanied by another woman, plus a man and two girls, were involved but no injuries were reported.
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Ce Bennetts
Cou Tae
Hy Hayden
Mt. Picasa
Hayden
Somne
Ath Hahn
Miss Harden
Aarges
Hahn
M. E. Rais
Woman Found Dead Across Crib in Riddigtown
A woman was found lifeless across a crib in Riddigtown, prompting police to investigate possible foul play. Mr and Mrs are identified as relatives, with limited details available due to the damaged text.
Pollution blamed for death of Potomac ducks
Baltimore reports indicate a surge of dead ducks in the Potomac have led the State Game Department to seek help from the Biological Survey. Harold Kolmer said the deaths appear linked to water pollution and the survey will aid in investigation. He cautioned that ducks killed on the wing may be safe to eat, but hunters should discard ducks with abnormal reddening of the intestinal tract.
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Batimore
State Game Department
Binloxteat
Harold
Kolmer
E. Lee LeCompte
And
Cal
Maryland
Koimer
Frostburg Stores Shut As Water Fails Town Narrowly Survives
Frostburg Maryland faced a water crisis with four schools closed and the town of about 4 000 without a municipal supply. Officials attempted to pipe water from a spring six miles away delivering roughly 600 000 gallons daily while two artesian wells and backup sources were exhausted.
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Prostburg
Frostburg
Bit
Good Weather For Voters On Tuesday
The elec torata two-thirds of the country will have unusually good weather when they cast their ballots in tomorrow's election. The Weather Bureau says the middle west to the Pacific will be clear though the South Atlantic States may see cloudy skies and light rain, possibly as far north as southern New Jersey.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Pacific
New Jersey
Money or life threat in city burglary
A man demanded money or life during a burglary assault at Mrs. Schuetze’s home causing shock in Carroll County. Neighbors reported a description of the intruder at a filling station, as authorities investigate and a doctor was summoned for the victim’s nerves. The incident comes amid a broader inquiry into a separate wreck in Cumberland, with officers continuing interviews late tonight.
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Cumberland
Capy—H. Laught
Baltimore Today
Stanley Pickett
Charles Pumphrey
Frme
Baltimore
Court orders witness to obtain more evidence
In Richmond on November 3 AP reports jurors questioned defense witness J M Culbreth about disbursements not credited to James C Jones, former Virginia Methodist Orphanage treasurer. Judge Ingram ordered Culbreth to seek further specifics during a court recess as jurors pressed for details.
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James C. Jones
Virginia Methodist
J. M. Culbreth
Jones
F. L. Worcester
Culbeeth
Ingram
W. L. Mortis
Brush Fire Threatens Homes Along Middle River
A large brush fire near Baltimore burned through dry grass and threatened properties along the riverfront. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with crews reporting the fire still active the following day and touching park areas and an unoccupied site amid scattered debris.
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Balimoc
Tapla
Middle River
Ory
Pre-Prohimic
Body of Englewood woman among drowning victims found
The body of Lillian Jackson of Englewood NL was identified as one of three drowning victims in Matanzas last night. Reports list other victims as Joan Philipson, 32, of New York. Viet Consul Jackson, 36, of Havana, with further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Englewood
Matanzas Bry
Joan Philipson
New York
Jackson
Havana
Cheaper to Build Now Says Woods
Washington November 3 AP figures from the Presidents committee show immediate public construction yields 9 to 20 percent savings over current costs and boosts employment. Woods announced appointments adding two more men to his staff and named a regional director for the southeastern states with ties to Richmond and Virginia public welfare. James C. Lawrence, dean, University administration in Washington, noted regional implications.
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Corm
Robels
Richmond
James C. Lawrence
University of Minse
Howe
Masquerade Party Prize List Sparks Curio in Cobientz
Fragmentary notes describe a masquerade event in Cobientz with judges awarding prizes. Names and details are incomplete but the fragment hints at a lively cultural gathering and recognition by a panel.
Gasoline storage tank explodes at Kansas City plant
An underground line storage tank exploded at the White Eagle Oil Corporations plant in Kansas City on November 3, sending flames over a business building several garages and shattering windows of a passing Missouri-Kansas-Texas train. Firefighters and workers fought to prevent spread to five other tanks containing 15 000 gallons of oil and gasoline. Passengers on the train were thrown from their seats after the blast, with witnesses noting a truck backing up to the tank may have sparked the ignition.
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Kansas City
White Eagle O 1 Corporations
Body sought in woods after two women deaths
Baltimore reports say the bodies of two women who died by their own action were sought in the Bay View woods behind City Hospitals after a note stating my body is in the woods was found on a scrap of paper. Shoes were found nearby. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Baltimore
Bay View
Womers
J. W. Ik
Frederick crash claims life of Gloyd at age 28
In a highway collision near Clarksburg two cars collided as a Ford roadster struck a parked vehicle. Gloyd of Washington died at Frederick City Hospital after the crash. Mrs Haller and others were injured. investigations continue by state police.
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Gaithersburg
Mary
Frederick City Hospital
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Gup
Clarks
Tiuyd
Gauerele Tae
Beth
Howpliar
Glord
Mra Haller
Barp
Harry M. Howard
Frederick
Gloyd
Clarksburg
Washington
Willis H. Mulhern
Francis Conway
C. R Rhodes
Teederick
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