Frederick County Licenser Suspends Summers Beer License
Frederick County License Commissioner G Ed Myers suspends G Maynard Summers beer license after evidence shows minors drank at Summers premises The decision cites noncompliance with Section 30 Article 2B and warns conditions may push Frederick County back to dry days if not improved. Summers 28 testified youths frequented the Hour Glass especially Sundays.
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Frederick County
G. Ed. Myers
G. Maynard Summers
Hour Glass
Frederick High School
Frederick
Myers
Maryland
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation to 7 am trace with November to date trace. November 1936 total 0.87 inch, normal 2.48. excess to Nov 1 is 14.20 inches in 1937. High yesterday 70, low last night 39. Times: sun sets 5.08 pm, sun rises 6.41 am, moon rises 8.04 am, moon sets 6.00 pm. Streams Potomac and Monocacy muddy.
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Potomac
Monocacy
Prices Of Eight Farm Commodities Decline
Chicago reports show eight key farm commodities have fallen an average 29 percent from peak levels, marking their lowest since 1936. Hogs wheat corn oats cotton and eggs sell far below year ago values while butter and cattle rise. Cattle have more than tripled since 1933 lows and hogs and corn about triple.
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Chicago
Duke and Duchess Plan 37 Day U S Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor set plans for a 37 day U.S. tour after discussions with Charles Bedaux and State Department officials. Reports say the itinerary will include several one night stands with stops in New York Mohawk valley and about ten days in the deep south before proceeding west. They will arrive Armistice Day.
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Duke and Duchess
United States
Washington
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Charles E. Bedaux
Edward
State Department
England
New York
Duke and Duchess of
High Travel Route For U A L Ordered
United Airlines ordered a higher travel route as a government crash probe entered its second week. Pilots must fly 13 000 feet eastbound over the Cheyenne to Salt Lake City segment and 14 000 feet westbound to clear terrain within a hundred miles of the radio range course after the United Mainliner crash that killed 19.
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Salt Lake City
United Airlines
Cheyenne
Bureau of Air Commerce
United
Old Efforts To Assassinate Stalin Recounted At Trials
At trials in Abkhazian republic 13 politicians are accused of taking orders from a Trotzkyist center in Moscow. The report cites two assassination attempts on Joseph Stalin in 1933 and 1935 while he vacationed at Sochi on the Black Sea, including a 1933 gun attack on a boat at Pitsunda Bay.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Sochi
Black Sea
Tiflis
Dawn On the East
Communist Party
Pitsunda Bay
Stormy Harlan County Election Ends Turbulent Campaign
In Harlan Kentucky the election ended amid a stormy scene with 100 national guardsmen and 58 state policemen present and 41 peace and election officers arrested. Ballot boxes were seized as tabulators prepared to count and preliminary hearings were set for charges of violating election laws after officers recovered 28 pistols.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Theodore P. Middleton
County reassessment shows net NEI gain of 617845 for 1928 levy
The nine teen week tabulation by Frederick County officials reports a net increase of 617845 in the tax base. Realty gains total 452845 with most from new residences near Frederick. personalty adds 275000. Automotive values rise by over 200000 as about 2400 more cars are added to county rolls.
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Alfred W. Gaver
Frederick
United States
Thurmont
Hauvers
A. Mehrle Ecker
County Commissioners’ Office
Ecker
Tax Recommendations Given Finishing Touches
Treasury experts finalize revenue recommendations to balance the next fiscal year budget. Hearings begin tomorrow before a Ways and Means subcommittee led by Representative Vinson. The proposals may indicate changes to business taxes and potential new levies.
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Washington
Treasury
Thuse
Vinson
Dem
Kills Brother and Sister in Family Funeral Plot
Chicago police said Alexander and Nancy Ercononos aged 14 and 15 were shot and killed while sister Mary, 17, was critically wounded in the family home. Samuel Ercononos, 24, the brother who fired the pistol, planned to kill two more brothers to make it the biggest funeral ever held there.
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Chicago
Alexander
Nancy Ercononos
Mary
Walter Tracey
Samuel
Enoch Council Elects Officers for Coming Year
In the regular Enoch Council No. 10 R and S M meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday officers were elected for the year. Thrice Illustrious Master Allen W. Nicodemus Deputy Illustrious Master Lawrence E. Bentz Principal Conductor of Work C Cyril Klein Recorder Mary O. Schroeder Treasurer Robt BE Delaplaine. Installation set for January assembly.
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Enoch Council
S. M
Masonic Temple
Allen W. Nicodemus
Lawrence E. Bentz
C. Cyril Klein
Mwarry O. Schroeder
Robt
BE. Delaplaine
Postoffice Relaxes Christmas Mail Rule
Washington announces a seasonal exception to the Christmas mail rule. Stamps or seals for charitable objects wrongly placed on the address side may be ignored or returned from November 15 to January 15. The suspension aims to prevent delays in holiday mail.
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Washington
Harlee
Carnival Spirit Enlivens Frederick Food Show Plans
The third annual Food and Better Housing Show at the Armory in Frederick County plans carnival style exhibits with paddle wheels and live entertainment. Prizes donated by area merchants will be awarded each afternoon and evening, with a Baby Contest and Fashion Revue to attract visitors during the week of November 15. Tickets distributed through local stores carry no obligation.
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Armory
Frederick County
James H. Harris
Leonard G. Wachter
Serv-U Save-U
Frederick and
Vicinity
Frederick
Bennett's
Bennetts
Mid Term Convention Proposal Draws GOP Opposition
Chicago voters backed the plan 64 to 8 in Cook County. Representative Joseph Martin of Massachusetts warned an off season convention in 1988 could harm the congressional campaign. The Republican National Committee considered the mid term convention at its Friday meeting.
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Chicago
Republican National
Joseph ‘._ Martin
Massachusetts
Congressional Committee
Martin
Republican Central Committee
Cook County
Nice Confined To House With Cold
Annapolis November 3 AP says Governor Harry W Nice was confined to Government House to recover from a cold. He remains under light duties and receives visitors as he rests at the executive residence.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Government House
World powers urge direct talks to end Far East war
Four powers at Brussels call for China and Japan to settle the Far East conflict through direct negotiations led by Norman H. F. Davis. Italy resists sanctions, while Spain reports Lerida air raid casualties and French diplomats sense Britain pressing Franco away from Italy and Germany.
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Associated Press
Brussels
China
Japan
Norman FH. Davis
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Luigi Aldrovandi-Marescotti
Far East
Shanghai
Nantao
Spain
Lerida
No Inherent Right to Drive Decreed by Judge
A ruling states there is no inherent right to operate a motor vehicle. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may issue licenses with restrictions for safety and welfare, and may refuse or revoke licenses as needed. The advice supports enforcing such rules across the state.
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Charles T. LeViness
Emmett R. Bowlus
Justice Bowlets
George C. Bartlett
West Patrick Street
J. J. Thompson
Bartlett
LeViness
Federated Church Women Direct Missionary Institute Here
Women from Frederick city and county attend Thursday Missionary Institute directed by the Federated Church Women. The event at the United Brethren church features leaders from major denominations, morning and afternoon sessions, and an interdenominational rally.
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Federated Church Women
Missionary Institute
Federated Church Women of
Frederick
United Brethren Church
Hev
J. H. Schmitt
Joy Elmer Morgan
Baltimore
Woman's Home Missionary Soci Tethodist Episcopal Church
M. Edwin Thomas
India
Lutheran Church
Anne Seesholtz
Council of Women For Home Missions
Sersholis
Hoalen
Institute
Jot E Clapp
Joseph
Pyles
Sherman P. Bowers
Amos John Traver
Federated Church Women of Frederick
Benjamin W. Mocks
Nener
Francis B. Sappington
Joseph V. Apple
Willian C. Royal
Mr. Schmitt
Motorist Faces Serious Charges In Thurmont Case
A Thurmont man Morris Lee Martin facing second offense drunken driving reckless driving and automobile operation charges after three warrants. He was jailed on $260 bond and had previous traffic violations and a past attack on a deputy sheriff. Separate case: William Leroy G. McClellan, 16, Baltimore youth, returned for trial on automobile larceny charges after prior juvenile offenses.
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Thurmont
Morris Lee Martin
Graceham
Bone
Martin
Sherif Denver P. Cheuk
Charles W. Spalding
Albert W. Ecker Martin
Edge
M. Freeze
Freeze
Spook
Baltimore
William Leroy G. McClellan
Eugene Odunne
Michael E. Pue
McClellan
W K. May
Mary Cummings
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
David C.inebrenner
Ellicott City
McClelan
Tammany takes double defeat in off year elections
In New York La Guardia defeats Tamany backed by Dewey for district attorney in Manhattan, while C I O loses Detroit mayoralty to Reading. Moore wins New Jersey governor amid Republican gains. Price sweeps Virginia. Tobin elected Boston mayor. Scully wins Pittsburgh with CIO backing.
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Associated Press
Tammany Hall
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tammany
New York
LaGuardia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York County
Detroit
Richard W. Reading
American Federation of Labor
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Roosevelt
Dewey
Harold E
Hastings
Manhattan
American Labor Party
Ilo
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Lester H. Clee
Newark
Harold G. Hoffman
Boston
Maurice J. Tobin
James M. Curley
Virginia
James H. Price
J. Powell Royal
Cornelius D. Scully
C. I
Robert N. Waddell
Steels And Motors Lead Downward Market Move
Steels and motors dragged the stock market lower by a few points as slow steel demand fueled selling. A minority of gold stocks offered resistance, while the pound opened at 4.967 16 dollars.
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New York
Eys ton Starts 12 Hour Speed Cruise At Bonneville
At Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Captain George E T Eyton began a 12 hour driving attempt aided by good weather and a hard track hoping to set a new speed record. In St Louis a traffic court judge outlines a ten minute educational lecture for violators saying most blame others but drivers are their own hazard. Agricultural research explores growing crops without soil as a future practice.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George E. T. Eyston
St. Louis
E. M. Ruddy
Ruddy
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