Heavy Vote Expected in County Election Coverage
Voters in the county prepared for a heavy turnout while city results were expected to be light. The piece notes party workers canvassing, registration figures for Democrats and Republicans, and a high-stakes race for a local judge seat amid amendments on the ballot. It highlights a closely divided county and anticipated influence of party lines on the outcome.
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Frederick
Maryland
Joseph Wearp
Myersi Ile
Wpublican
Costes & Houck, Jr
Walkersville
George E Cistic
Ormerly
Myersville
Shewan
Montgomery
Mantes
Asros Oth
Parila
Paderick
Bank Stockhollers Dowdie Il- Muty
Betlevn
Tttie
Friaet
Terdf
Toma Quinn
Amerenee Cvorkers
Newa-Post
Garrett County
Ley P. Devihan
Lingatore
William Ho Quinp
Janes TL Ceri
Worlehorn
Bogie
Preterick
Teay Geerze
Thurmant
Noty Sneeph
Wackengie
Treearatay Tyas W Works
Tirkeystony Ma
Wallan
Newton
Rackepstein
Tenis
Mo Akers
Frederick Tard
Pivay
Fragmented OCR Record of City Voting Totals
A garbled OCR entry reports 2 243 votes cast by noon with scattered words about vote counting. It mentions a Democratic candidate and voting locations, but the text is corrupted and hard to interpret.
Gerald L. K. Smith Freed From Jail
New Orleans on November 3 AP reports Gerald L. K. Smith former organizer of Share Our Search was released after a two hour stay in jail following a radio address denouncing police and using obscene language. Smith was jailed with three others last night in his hotel room on charges including disturbing the peace reviling the police and obscene language. He declined a release offer from Major Albert Marstin and left the jail when the two hour period expired under city law violation rules.
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New Orleans
Gerald L. K Smith
Ste
Huey Long
Ripiadeauge
Smith
Ahen
Baok
Major Abert & Marstin
Residence Burned and Fire Engine Damaged in Sleamont
A fire at the residence of Erwin B. McIntyre, a bank real estate agent, destroyed the home and damaged a Skensington fire engine responding to the alarm. No injuries reported. In Hagerstown, the bank’s receiver announced a second 10 percent distribution of 340,000 to about 8,000 depositors between December 10 and 15. Partial presidential returns were expected with ongoing updates from precincts as counties prepare to report.
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Sleamont
Erwin B. MelInyre
Washington Bankine Corporation
Skensington Fire Department
McIntyre
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Co
New Commander Fore for Camp SA7 6.0
Fragmented report details shift in command at Camp SA7 with Captain Power K Barge and Captain John Hayne in senior roles. Notes camp improvements, winter program planning, and ongoing watershed projects around Gambri Park and nearby Yellow Springs, amid mentions of leave and training activities.
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TVA
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Campo
Vasitura
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Fis
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Yellow Springs
Edward Pleads For Peace In Parliament
London November 3 Edward pledges to use all power to ease tensions in Europe. In the Lords the 42-year-old king, robed in crimson and gold, calls for a peaceful policy amid European military camps. He plans to visit India after his May coronation and to convene an imperial conference in London next May. A peav y riot forces cancellation of the procession from Buckingham Palace.
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Edward
Europe
House of Lords
Steel Fire Tower Opens On Mount Dunlap Near Blue Ridge Summit
A 80 foot steel fire tower near Blue Ridge Summit, Mount Dunlap, was completed by CCC crew from Camp 70. Elevation about 13760 feet, offering views of 100600 acres of forest and mapable sight lines. Public visitors numbered in the hundreds on a recent Sunday and a cabin was erected for observer use.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp 70
Ok! Porge
Waynesboro
Roaer
Vanten
Drintyp
Adil
Restored Monument Visited By 12000 in Warhneton
In Warhneton on November 3, the Cuban Generation Camps reported about 12,000 people visited a monument. Restoration and conservatory work were done from May to August this year by a department manager at Cape Surkers. The monument, erected in TRIT, serves as a memorial honoring the late Presale.
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Warhneton
Perenne
Cee Surkers
Red Cross Rally This Wednesday Draws Local Support
Community hears plan for Red Cross drive in Diederich County with speakers from Wheeling West Virginia and Maryland. Notables include Mr Werthennee and Mrs Ruth Perry as organizers plus school and corporate representatives. Hosts announce target totals and pledge stations at a city hotel with participant groups from North Market Church Street and Parkway.
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Pxtgirit McBrisle
Sloyh
Etolye
Hownyne
Ruth Perry
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Macs Mardurer Kemt Preterick Teich School
Marv J Shiu
Jualar Hed Ures
Lewis Ho Audet
Potomac Eoljon Compiny
Muss Hele
Schaefer
Bessie Vey Cebmad
Co & Po Tesphone Co
Hampen Ho Wayt
Quadruplets Born But Two Of Them Die
Senath Missouri report of quadruplets born to Mr and Mrs James Bridges with two deaths. Dr FLW Speidel delivered one boy and three girls at a sharecropper home near the Ova-team river valley. The boy Arst died at 8 am, the fourth child died shortly after, and the remaining infant was in critical condition with a nurse on duty at the cabin.
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Senath
James Bridges
River Valley
Flw Speidel
Moherly Blacklock Wedding in Baltimore Ceremony Details
Mr and Mrs Elmer M Blacklock of Baltimore announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Comelius Mohery Jr of the city The ceremony occurred at noon Saturday at Mt Vernon Methodist Church Baltimore Miss Josephine Tracklock the bride s sister served as maid of honor and Mr Gideon A Hare Jr was Best Man After a small reception at the bride s home the couple departed for New York City on a wedding trip They reside at 247 tied cest Wa aetbeg mail isan street and the Harres were married September 22 in Elkton Wilmington Del Mrs Harne formerly Miss Helen Tyler of the city
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Elmer M . Blacklock
Baltimore
Frederick
Margaret Ezabeth
Comelus &. Mohery
All City
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Jowphine Tracklock
Slater
Nonor
Gideon A. Hare, Jr
Dake Deol
North Charles Street
New York City
Hare
Moberly
Fidhetint
Harne
Mirs Helen Tyler
City
Mailisan Street
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps from November Data
Weather notes report 24 hour precipitation totals to 2.58 inches with excess rainfall noted. Temperatures include a high around 77 and a forecast low near 40. Conditions show streams and runoffs influenced by recent weather, with various station readings cited.
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Ted Memperatie
Star
Bun
Bun Erts Tylay
Aber
Moe
Moneaney
Behind The Campaign Scenes Walioattea
A garbled analysis of the 1930s American political scene discusses Roosevelt, the New Deal, NRA, and labor relations. It mentions factions, labor organizing rights, and class tensions, with references to Tabor, Hanson, and various political actors. The piece reflects partisan debate on economy, reforms, and the role of government in industry.
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Cie United Brntes Chamber of Commerce
Iiv
Big Mac
Mison Organi
Unclear Racket Claims Stir New Deal Critics
Fragmented OCR text discusses alleged racketeers linked to the New Deal era, accusing economic beneficiaries and AAA critics of siphoning funds. Mentions U.S. politics, public programs, conservative actors, and international parallels. Lacks clear dates or precise entities due to damaged text.
Bolivar Man Named As State Forest Warden
In a rendered commission Governor Varry W Niece approves Chartey 1 Cilagan of Bolivar as state forest warden for two years. The appointment covers Frederick and Washington counties with duties to enforce forest preservation. An earlier acting warden, Toms, and Wiltim G Renner resignations are noted, with Renner’s status unclear.
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Chartey
Cilagan
Dollyar
Porras
Wareen
Varry W Niece
Pisa Hele
Tamby Knolk
Prederick-Washington County
Togep
Maryland
Serman
Toms
Forwat Iar
McClelan
Keedsaville
Servie
Frederick
Washington
Wiltim G Renner
Thurmant Mfr
Renner
Roosevelt Leads South, Landon Margin Grows in New England
In a presidential update from the campaign trail, Roosevelt holds a small early lead across southern states while Landon posts a margin in New England. Kansas Governor greets about 2000 supporters as he arrives in his hometown.
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South Mounts
Landon
New Engl
President on campaign train with family in Kansas and Michigan
President and entourage travel by special train to campaign stops in Independence Kansas and later to Detroit Michigan. Governors Tavenden and partners accompany, with crowd scenes near polling sites as the candidate reaches voting districts. Minor incidents and a parade accompany the journey amid local coverage.
Planes bomb Madrid amid rising aerial warfare
Madr isrotts reports describe heavy air raids over Madrid with enemy planes sweeping the south and west. Observers atop buildings watch the bombardment as leaflets urge surrender amid ongoing attacks, while government defenses and frontline units fight to hold positions near Movdraf and surrounding airfields.
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Madrid
Priday
Akysacrapera
Fragmentary Returns Reported in Early Counts Hoover Leads
Fragmentary returns show Hoover leading New Ashford by 24 to 8 with 26 to 19 counts for the G. O. P. as results come in today.
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New Ashford
Hoover
Heavy voting promises to shatter all records
Fragmented lines from scattered polling places across the nation show heavy turnout for the presidential race. Early tallies from New England and southern states indicate Roosevelt holding small gains over 1932 while Landon edges or trails in several metros. Weather impacts and late-opening polls add to the uncertainty as voters flock to the polls.
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Roow
Morthy Carolina
Porta
Alabama
Texay
Midwest
London
Troacore
New York
Chicago
Eles
Jevelry
Tate
Missisippi
Weather Bureau
Millfield
Nowt
New England
Landon
Houston
Tex
Hoorevelt
Rowevelt
New Ashford
Herbert Fioover
Former Pennsy Official Dies In Chambersburg
Chambersburg Pa Nov 3 Colonel Moorhead C Kennedy former Pennsy official of the Pennsylvania Railroad died today aged about seventy seven after a long illness at his home in Chambersburg He served in railroad administration and held key posts during his career with the company.
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Chambersburg
Moorhead
C. Kennedy
Une Eee Oe Tameetenmett Railroad
Ifewaa
Tonight's Returns Inform Public on Ection Informa
A noisy plea urges readers to call for election information by telephone and to request candidate specifics rather than generalities. The item hints at regulated broadcasts and the press distributing official returns with limited details while avoiding sensitive content.
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Aia Atton
Mordanda
Hardin
Pedh
Taltiare
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