Broad Run School Strike Moves to Jury Trial in Frederick County
In Pecpies Court the Broad Run school strike advances to a jury trial for three defendants charged with violating compulsory attendance. The Board offers to drop prosecutions if patrons end the walkout. bonds set at $25 each for Huffer Beachley and Sowers. State's Attorney Bower and Board President Coblenz push for a peaceful resolution to keep children in school. The case attracts about fifty community members as the strike enters its ninth week with continued pupil attendance challenges.
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Pecpies
Broad Run
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rodney Huffer
Charles D. Beachley
Harry Sowers
Walker E. Sinn
Huffer
Beachley
Sowers
Sherman P. Boweré
Leslie N. Cob Jentz
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Middletown
Jefferson
Bowers
Coblent
Schnausser
Justice Sinn
Messrs
Letters to Ministers Was An Unhappy Hunch
Washington reports on Roosevelt's letter to clergymen show mixed reactions with a White House belief that ministers mostly support the administration. A digest of replies may aid Roosevelt, though revelations that the letter echoed a Wisconsin governor’s prose ruined the gesture’s credibility. Odds and ends touch on John W. Davis mocking doorbell sales restrictions and a misread resignation alert from a State Department official, amid Edison Electric Institute politics.
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the News
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Phil LaPollette
Ministera of
Wisconsin
Phil LaFollette
Roosevelt Dhupehman
National Committee
John W. Davis
Edison Electric Institute
Dia
Coleman
Baltimore
Davis
J . Davis
Davie
Eeery Mlse
Penna Ge
Florida East Coast In Path Fall Hurricane
Florida coast braces as tropical storm Kothward strengthens inland path forecast. Authorities issue advisories for Florida East Coast residents and emergency services prepare containment and evacuation measures. Local officials urge readiness ahead of potential landfall by late season storm.
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Florida
East Coast
Relief workers hasten evacuation of the Florida keys
A fall hurricane dangerous to the Florida coast neared offshore as warnings urged extreme caution along the southeast coast from Miami to Stewart. About 400 war veterans and others killed in Labor Day hurricane earlier prompted relief leader William H. Green to dispatch trucks and boats to evacuate workers from the Keys, with 200 men at Snake Creek and 85 more en route by boat to Snake Creek for transport.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bahama Inlandé
Florida
Stewart
U. S. Weather Bureau
Miami
Keys
Florida Keys
Palm Beach
William H. Green
Coral Wands
Snake Creek
Lower
Matecumbe
Prof Maurice G Beckwith Formerly of Here Dies in New Orleans
The death of Prof Maurice G Beckwith occurred October 26 after a two month illness. Former faculty member of the old Woman's College now Hood College he directed voice at the local college for eleven years and led the Frederick Choral Society which held annual two day festivals with concerts. He was a prominent figure in Frederick music circles and taught many local students.
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Maurice G. Beckwith
New Orleans
Beckwith
Old Woman's College
Hood College
The
Baptist Bible Institute
Frederick Choral Society
Frederick County Singers
United States
Nice Grants Grace To State Oystermen
Maryland Governor Harry W. Nice granted a 30 day grace period for oyster dredgers to obtain licenses. He said he accepts responsibility for easing conservation law enforcement and noted dredge boat operators need time to earn money for licenses as the season opened. He emphasized the oystermen face financial distress and pledged to help them continue earning a living.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Oders
Ministers To Make Lenten Service Plans
Frederick City Ministerial Association met at Rev W C Royals home to discuss week before Holy Week services at Calvary M E Church. Rev Ralph S Sharpe presided and a committee including Rev Dr G Ellis Williams Rev Atos J Trayer and Rev L Sherfey was named to arrange the Lenten program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
W. C. Royal
Ralph S. Sharpe
Calvary M
G. Ellis Willams
Atos J. Trayer
L. Sherfey
Charles E. Wehler
Henri L.G. Kiefler
Dr. Williams
Traver
Bernard C. Morris
Royal
DeWitt P. Zuse
Ralph E. Mariman
Sherfey
Sharpe
Greece votes to restore King George to throne in plebiscite
The Greek plebiscite returned 1,491,992 in favor of monarchy and 32,454 for republic, prompting an official transmission of results from Athens. In London, George II praised the decision at an informal court, greeting Greek royalists and English supporters.
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Athens
George
Foreign Ministry
London
George IV
Greece
Thum
Truck Overturns After Apple Truck Collision
A truck loaded with apples overturned after colliding with a car driven by Baker 17 miles past Taneyio on a Wednesday evening. The truck driver suffered several cracked ribs. Baker was unhurt. The steel cab likely saved lives. State Officer B Mason led the investigation.
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Taneyio
Trokiin Baker
Baker
Mason Eas
Anu
Injured in Accident Involving Miss Kathleen Noland
Miss Kathleen Noland of Romney West Virginia and a faculty member at the Maryland State School for the Deaf was treated at Frederica City Hospital after an automobile crash. She sustained a fractured bone in her left hand and facial lacerations. Details of the incident were not available and there were mentions of attendance law violations observed by Mr. Boyer during his visit to Catoctin Furnace.
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Kathleen Noland
Romney
W. Va
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederica Gris
Boyer
Catoctin Furnace
Broad Run
J. Wollam Strine
Monrovia
Mearaia Hall
Italians Shout Cries Against Great Britain
Rome November 4 AP Demonstrations against Great Britain resumed as Premier Masstina hailed another victory to mark 17 years since Italy’s Austro Hungarian triumph. Bands of students paraded the streets shouting down with England as scorekeepers removed English announcements from their widows and police watched without interference.
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Rome
Great Britain
Masstina
Italy
Eng-lang
Polsé
Fonds
Market Points Upward Despite Profit Taking
New York stocks nudged higher as demand for steels rails oils and specialties remained scattered. Major leaders retreated modestly while motors backfired from the market. Wheat eased slightly and corn rose with Calion steady and bundles steady. Call money renewed at three quarters of one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mart
Bunda
Three Day Search For Radio Interference Concludes
City and Potomac Edison crews wrapped a three day probe into radio noise sources. They traced a loose meter at East Second Street switchboard and found minor defects on lines. The effort continues as city equipment ages and additional trouble spots on Edison lines are checked.
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City
Potomac Edison
East
East Second Streets
Third Street
West Theda
Carroll Creek
Patrice Street
Elmer Bt. Maxwell
Frederick
John W Morgan
Potomac Edison Company
Mr. Morgan
Jack Hart
City Lieman
Potomac Adison
Harry K Shaffer
Theetty
Annual Fall Play Day At Hood College Saturday
Hood College hosts its annual fall play day with Goucher College and George Washington University as guests on Hood’s campus Saturday. The event runs from 2:15 PM featuring interclass and intercollegiate hockey soccer and volleyball, plus tennis archery and ferri matches.
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Hood
Hood College
Hoot
Goucher College
George Washingon University
Marjorie McFerran
Philadelphia
Walters
Voney
George Washington Sand Hord
Coblent? Hall
Eller
Athletic Association
Tanner Ey
Frederick Motorist In Baltimore Accident
A Frederick motorist Clyde E Eyler of Frederick struck a traffic signal at Lexington and St Paul Streets in Baltimore. Eyler said he was blinded by headlights from an oncoming car while reaching across. Two women passengers Miss Mary Nowatog and Miss Frances Frick sustained cuts and bruises. Eyler faced reckless driving charges in tram court.
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Clyde E Eyler
Peederick
Lexington
St. Paul Stree
Eyler
Augustus Seder
Mary Nowatog
Frances Frick
Licensed to Wed A Marriage License at Westminster
A marriage license has one facet issued at Westminster for LeRoy Vidasin and Kuma Graham of Taneytown.
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Westminster
LeRoy
Vidasin
Kuma Graham
Taneytown
Hospital Donation Day Observed In Frederick City
Dopatian Das announces Hospital Donation Day to be held Thursday at 4 PM in Frederick City. The event, organized by the Swanned of manages and a committee chaired by Mrs. Grayson FE Bowers, seeks monetary gifts, canned goods, bakery products, and various stalls to support hospital work and free services. Members include Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. McKinney, and others. The committee will oversee collection and distribution of donations.
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Dopatian Das
Novembes
Hevntal
Abe Metporek
al Konds Ne
Mes
I Committee
Grayson FE. Bowers
Amd Acs
Ascedha Ts
Mme Das Cramer
Regory
William McKinney
Bazar Nicodemus
Frances Staley
Hammond Clary
William T Delaplaine
Farm Income to Continue Gains in 1934 Outlook
Washington reports the Agriculture Department predicts the upward trend in farm incomes will persist in 1934. The 1946 outlook cites higher demand for farm products, increased consumer buying power, and improved industrial activity. It warns against large production surges that could depress prices, noting foreign demand may rise but import restrictions persist.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Ite
United States
Bureau Y Rcuainlea
Fete
Tennessee Negro Shot By White Men
A 35 year old Black man, Baxter Bell, was killed by white men who fired bullets after an alleged insult to a white woman who left a bus. His body was discarded on a roadside near Kingston Springs. Deputies say five white men surrendered at the jail, claiming vengence for the alleged offense.
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Baxter Bell
Kingstom Springs
Clyde Pey
Xeman
Will Probated of Charles P Davie Widow Named Executrix
The will of the late Charles Phillips Davie was probated in the Office of the Register of Wills. It leaves all property to his widow Elizabeth P. Casile as executrix without bond. The will bears date June 26, 1924, and was witnessed by Mamie A. Davie and Willam M. Storm.
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Charles Phillips Davie
Office
the Register of Wills
Elizabeth P. Casile
Syle
Mamie A. Davie
Willam M. Storm
Italian Army Opens Drive Toward Makale From Hauzien
Italian forces pushed through Hauzien early today and moved toward Makale as thousands of workers convert caravan routes into highways for trucks. General Santini’s columns, joined by Ethiopian guards and fascist detachments, aimed to seize the highland town within hours, with air power aiding ground troops and patrols occupying key positions along the line.
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Presa
Italan
Ethioma
Hauzten
Makale
Thatoe Lad
Hausen
Iifantey
Italiana' Ettrean
Uniden
Alessandro Pirzio-Biroli
Hula
Rogiero
An- Unt
Heuzien
Santini
Haugien
Italien Air Squadrona
Tye Og
Haem l
Tiona
Hauzien
Aduwa
Bond posted for Joseph B Boyce in Mt Airy death case
A $1,000 bond was filed in Circuit Court for Joseph B Boyce colored near Mt Airy while awaiting the February grand jury's action in the death of Princess J Runkle. The two drivers, Runkle and Rover, collided at Death Curve on the National highway September 2. Bond posted before Justice Patrick M Schneuffer. Dr R Dean Stickel attended Maryland State Chiropractic Association meeting in Baltimore on November 3 and later dined with Dr F L C Dixon Host of the Marine Hospital dinner.
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Joseph B Boyce
Mt. Airy
Princess J. Runkle
Runkles
Rover
Omar
Patrick M. Schneuffer
R. Dean Stickel
Maryland State Chiropractic Association
Lord Baltmore
Baltimore
Stickel
State Association
FL C. Dixon
United States Marine Hospital
Weather Today and Past Month Precipitation Report
The report notes none precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 1 a m. today and traces from November to date. November normal is 2.48 inches, actual 2.87 inches. Deficiency in 1935 precipitation for November is 3.14 inches. High yesterday and low tonight are listed with prior year comparisons. Moon rise and set times are given for tomorrow and conditions described as muddy to cloudy with clear periods on Maryland.
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Torornoe
Ade
Maryland
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Eldridge W. Bower
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State Department
Congress
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Mr. Davis
Storm
M. G. Beckwith
Here
Woman's College
Nice
State Oystermen
Fane Tniunne
Sun Mater
Pencel
East Patrick Street
Frederik City Hospital
Brown
Wer
Toledo
Riba
George Wash- Clayington
Him Hart
Tennessee
Makale Meesty
Ule
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