Final election eve rallies draw crowds in Frederick
Republicans meet at the Y M C A and Democrats in Winchester Hall with 250 party workers at the Democratic Central Committee and about 175 at the Republican session. Candidates introduced, rumors addressed, and full ticket support urged. Governor Ritchie and Harry Nice spoke to large Frederick crowds as campaigns heat up across the county.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Winchester Hall
Edward J. Smith
Republican County Central Committee
Nueeting
E. Austin James
Oliver H. Keefer
Reno
Harp
Evangelical Lutheran
Miely Ubu Ue Wu Peace
Brunswick
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Frederick
Frederick County
Final Market Turns Firm Gains Recorded
New York report notes the stock market finishing the week with firm gains in late trading. Transfers for the two hour session totaled about 270 thousand shares amid modest news and persistent retail trade strength.
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New York
Roosevelt
Study of New Deal's Effects on Liberties
Fragmentary OCR discusses liberties under the New Deal, mentioning M. Lotth and references to ties in wartime or wartime-like policy context. Text is incomplete and lacks identifiable events or entities to confirm a concrete news item.
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NEW Deal
Weather Today Report Summary
Weather summary reports precipitation totals for the past 24 hours and current date. It notes no precipitation today and a 0.25 inch level to date with slight variations. Wind and temperature figures are listed with a high around 82 and a low near 23. Sunset and moon phase timings are provided for today and tomorrow.
County welfare projects employ 700 men weekly
An average of 380,268 man hours were logged by 730 workers under the Frederick County Welfare Board during a recent week. Projects include Middletown reservoir, Myersville cisterns, street and road repairs, school grounds improvements, and Emmitsburg athletic field development with 41 workers on site.
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Unis
Frederick County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Meddletown
Myersille
Middletown
Thurmont
Summit
Wolfsville
Myersville
New Market
Parkway
Emmitsburg
Appeals From Registry Heard In Frederick Washington Line Case
Judges Hammond Urner and Arthur Wildard heard twelve registration appeals. Names were restored or continued on registration books in most cases. The boundary issue involved the Weobers and Weed commoners in Frederick county, with testimony about location. Other rulings reinstated Mary Belle Starr Howard Stupp Berdenat Ridenour Roland Gaver and Jesse Solomon. The appeals were argued by Patrick M Schnaffler and Benjamin B Rosenstock represented election officials.
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Frederick-Washington County
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Wildard
Robert D
Mary C. Weober
Margares
Die Ahdtene de Weed
Comune Wererion
Frederick County
Nony
Stanley E. Wirts
Claude W
Mabel R Keenan
Jozeph M. Leven
John M. M
Edward M Moore
Patrick M. Schnaudler
Frederick City
Mary Belle Starr
Howard iStupp
Alton Y. Bennett
John F. Oland
James Murphy
Frederick
Berdenat Ridenour
Roland M. Gaver
Middletown
G. Harlan Dinterman
Ostar Gaver
Addie Keller
Jesse ©. Solomon
Brunswick Railroad
Schnafffer
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Board of Election Supervisors
Cold Snap Nips Thermometers Across Region
Freezing conditions spread across the area as the official low dipped to 24 degrees marking the coldest fall snap since March. Hydrants and radiators froze, tomatoes steamed, and petunias suffered while overall weather drifted clear and crisp inviting sports fans and merchants to steady plans.
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Wescoms
Brunswick Bridge
Fred County
Earthquake Felt in Northwest Washington
An earthquake rattled windows and dishes across western Washington including Seattle Tacoma and Bellingham. The University of Washington recorded a two minute quake starting at 6:32 a m Pacific Standard Time with no damage reported.
Fire inspector report and city weather update fragment
An unclear note references a fire inspector and city matters with garbled text. It mentions rain ending Sunday and unsettled conditions with days named Wednesday, Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday, but specifics are missing. The piece appears to mix a police/inspector note with a brief weather outlook and tempo.
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Walnel Usiok
le Wook Deming Mozday
Nort
Middit Nile
Oider
Aid Coker
Thurmont Fall Festival Crown Sees Queen at Evening Event
Thurmont hosts a fall festival tonight with Miss Bessie Harbaugh named queen. The pageant features local residents including Margaret Gardiner, Mrs. Damuth, Emma Jane Hahn, Dorothy Daveler, and Mary Jane Harbaugh among others in events linked to Emmitsburg and surrounding counties.
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Thurmont
Bessie Harbaugh
Theesrana
Prat
Emmitsourg
Oa Smith
prin-/ varie High
Shoat
Margaret Gardiner
Damuth
Harna
Cata
Anna Gwtean
Tail Michlas
Count Mary Jane aArbaugh
Emma Jane Hahn
Wal Dorothy Maz Daveler Loan
Mane Anders
Mill Worker Killed by Hit and Run Driver
A mill worker died in a hit and run accident on a rural road near here. Police detained a suspect believed to be involved, and the case is under investigation.
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Fore Road
Clark
Dog Causes Youth Wreck Prompting 10 Sunday Schools Recovery
A dog incident triggers concerns among youth groups leading to a recovery convention. Leaders report several Sunday schools taking action to address injuries and safety measures. The event draws local organizers and church committees seeking guidance and support.
Two Baltimore Men to be Returned Here
Two Baltimore men, Anthony C. Gildark and Joseph Norbert, face breaking and larceny charges after a burglary at the Catoctin Inn near Thurmont. Their getaway car crashed near Pikesville, linking them to stolen musical instruments and other items valued at several hundred dollars. Police recovered the loot and planned to bring the suspects to Frederick jail.
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Pikesville
Baltimore
Olvery
Thurmont
Anthony C. Gildark
South
Paca Street
Joseph Norbert
West
Pratt Street
Frederick
Catoctin
Sabilasville Road
Whch
Edith Martin
Gildark
Norbert
Reisterstown
Gilark
Caloofin Inn
Earl Elder
Emmulsburg
Palm
Earl Lowell
Joseph Narbert
Wil J. Narbert
Appleton Street
Young Woman Held In Shooting Of Wilson
Hyattsville Maryland November 3 AP Mrs Mary Eleth Morris twenty of Cottage Cass held without bond for questioning in the killing of Arlen B Wilson a Park newspaper carrier. Police say she was arrested on a warrant for abandoning her four year old daughter last Friday and the enquiry centers on her parents report of her disappearance linked to the case.
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Hyattsville
Mary Eleth Morris
Cottage C
Hyattsi
Walts
Arlen B. Wilson
Park
Rhetta Morris
Morris
Ivert Ute
Wilson
Infant Faces Delicate Operation After Long Journey
An infant from Augusta, Georgia, arrives in Baltimore with the father Joe Lanzdon and the Johns Hopkins team preparing a delicate operation. The child endures a demanding medical journey described in cautious terms amid hopes for recovery.
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Tohn Thomas
Augusta
Johns Hopkins
Joe Lanzdon
Balimors
Augusia
Original Alice in Wonderland Is Ill
Alse Hargreaves reported ill in recent scenes, causing anxiety. She is 82 years old.
New Deal In Washington Weaslington Nov
Discussion of federal funding and projects in New York and Washington centers on the Tri-Boro Bridge Authority and allocations from FWA and PWA. It notes figures around 49 million and 3,800 dollars for specific projects, plus political commentary on administration figures and economic policy.
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Weaslington
Somebiny
Oro
New York
FWA
Ickes
Tri-Boro Bridge Authority
Robert Moxes
Sone
Alan Ececked
Pretty wedding solemnized in First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Vesla Dyson daughter of Dr and Mrs Robert Stafford Tyson and Franklin Buller Musatt II son of Mrs John Musser, Harrisburg, Pa, wed Friday at 7 o clock in the First Presbyterian Church West Seland street in a formal ceremony. The event drew guests from Frederick York Toronto and other cities. Organ music and a sequence of romantic numbers framed the service attended by families and friends.
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Frederick County
Aekt Tatay
County Council of Refuseential
Moe
West
Jb Pemng
Leslie NL Cablenty
Middltown
Prsident
The
County Association
Chas. CT. Sil
Ray
de Witt Puse
Convention Church
Thurmont High School
Elizabeth Vesla Dyson
Robert Stafford Tyson
Franklin Buller Musatt, II
John 5
Musser
Arts Foun
Frederick
Harris- York
Toranto
Yang Erie
Charles E. Wehrer
Q Perfect
Crisis Ahead for Premier Doumergue Amid Reform Push
Fragmented text reports political crisis around Premier Edouard Doumergue as reform plans meet opposition. Content references constitutional questions, approval ratings, and potential votes by radical or allied factions, with unclear details.
Roosevelt clarifies support for Copeland in election
President Roosevelt arrived home and corrected reports implying he would not back Senator Copeland for reelection. His secretary Marvin Meintyre issued a statement saying the President is voting for Copeland, with earlier remarks about Lehman clarified as referring only to Governor Lehman. The president could not name all candidates due to numbers on the ticket.
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Hyde Tack
Roosevelt
Copeland
Bis
Lehman
White House
Marvin H. MccIntyre
McIntyre
Senator Copeland
Govermor Lelimat
Insull Defends Honesty as He Leaves the Stand
In the Chicago fraud trial, Same Wel Insull shouted his defense of honesty before stepping down from the witness stand. He denied fleeing Chicago in June 1932 and rejected claims that he kept the empire together by juggling securities and betraying investors. He faced income tax returns of Middle West Utility Company and disputed that the Securities Company issued dividends as bait.
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Sims
Insull
Chicago
Floyd BE. Thompson
Hoover
Jala D. RerkelyHer
Tchlevme
Middle West
Settlement of A and P strike announced
The Labor Relations Board announced two days ago that the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and the unions in Cleveland have agreed to a settlement proposed by the board. The Cleveland Federation of Labor telegram said unions have agreed to reopen the Cleveland stores closed in protest over refusals by unions to haul supplies. The company's acceptance was received by telephone.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Amantic
Daette
Atlantic
Dacttc Tom Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
A & PL
Ant
Bullets Fly in Mine Disputes at Nanticoke
In Nanticoke Pennsylvania clashes erupted as United Mine Workers of America confronted United Mine Workers of Pennsylvania. Five were wounded as rocks bricks and debris flew during hours of sporadic gunfire and police efforts to separate the combatants.
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Nanticoke
Wilkes Barre
Shen Bers
United Mine Workers of America
United Anite
Pennsylvania
Sporadia
Bolia
Sors
France Ships First Gold Shipment to United States
The first gold shipment from France to the U S was loaded today aboard the Bremen. About 10,000 dollars worth of gold was dispatched to Chase National Bank of New York through its Paris branch.
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France
U. S
Bremen
Chase National Bank of New York
Paris
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