Perfecting Case Against Negrs Involves Public Arrests
City police questioned several suspects after an assault near a park on Halloween night. Jona Maham remained in jail awaiting grand jury action as authorities pursued further arrests and examined links to a past summer rape case. Miss Krehl’s condition improved slightly as investigators sought to prevent possible mob violence.
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Heydler Resigns as National League President
John Arnold Heydler resigns as president of the National League citing poor health. The 65 year old executive steps down effective December 11 with the board accepting the move and plans to select a successor at the next meeting.
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Peaches to wed again in New York society notice
A fragmented society notice reports that Miss Peaches Ban ex wife of the late Edward W. Browning seeks remarriage in New York. Browning, a wealthy real estate operator, died in White Plains. He had been granted a separation on March 7, 1027, and left a will and rights in his personal property.
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Insull Admits $10,000,000 Mistake to Stockholders
In Chicago on November 2 Samuel Insull confessed a ten million dollar error to stockholders of the Corporation Securities Company under cross examination by prosecutor Lester E. Salter. He acknowledged misstatements tied to purchase price and disputed government charges of malfeasance while defending his financial reputation amid a lengthy inquiry.
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Puzzling Fragments Highlight Unclear Finances
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Unclear reading from Los Angeles campus report
Fragmentary OCR notes from UCLA and UC Berkeley about a shooting claimed due to anti communist sentiment. Details are unreadable and incomplete.
Annual Middletown Show Draws Large Crowd
A large turnout attended Middletown High School auditorium for the annual Middletown Valley Grange show. Exhibits across 172 classes were judged, with prizes from a Baltimore company in three categories.
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Free Potomac Bridge Celebration And Parade Planned
A Brunswick event features a parade from 24.30 to East Street, with the Brunswick and Rohrersville bands and the Francis Scott Key Post leading. Speakers include Harry D. Williar Jr, David Winebrenner 3d, and Wilbur Hall. A barbecue for 89 volunteers serves ox, rolls, and coffee, followed by a Leesburg vs Brunswick football game and evening street dancing.
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NRA Rule Over Autos Extended
President Roosevelt extended the automobile code life by three months to February 1 and ordered a study into employment stabilization in the industry. The plan calls for conferences with management and labor, with possible public hearings after the study. Chrysler and Sloan met the President amid the extension decision.
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Poultry Show Planned by Smithsburg Association
The sixth annual Smithsburg Poultry Association exhibition will be held December 5 to 7 in Smithsburg. The event, the only inter-poultry show in Maryland, includes state meets for Maryland Barred Rock Club and Brown Leghorn Club, plus a Maryland 497 Poultry Judging contest led by 4-H officials. Premiums, ribbons, and liberal cash prizes will be awarded. space limits will exclude pigeons. Entries close November 26.
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FAVORS FIREMEN Annapsid
Gov Albert C Recht announced steps to provide funds for relief payments to widows and children of volunteer firemen killed in duty and for those permanently disabled. He noted the plan to increase relief for temporarily injured firemen and that the state would allocate about $10,000 annually for firemen benefits. Weather and evaporation figures appear in the report.
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Doumergue Survives Storm Over French Constitution
Paris reports Premier Doumergue won broad ministerial backing for his plan to revise France’s 58 year old constitution despite heavy opposition. The aged leader secured consent to proceed with a program that concentrates power in the presidency amid sharp clashes with supporters and opponents alike.
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