Extradition Hearing for Cap Gerendanner Postponed
The extradition hearing for Capt Gerendanner of Charis Town W Va scheduled for November 14 was postponed by Judge Decatur H Rodgers. Attorney Sherman P Bowers and WV officials discussed extending time. Moler of Charles Town sought delay while arranging talks with Frederick County Producers about a cattle sale tied to the case.
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Promi- Bnt
Charis Torn
W Sa
Sherman P Bowers Fem
Jude Decatur H Rodgers
Jefferson Cours
W Va
Forney
Rodgers
Spanacl
Rate
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D. Grove Moler
Charles Town
Getrendanner
Wee Fm
Moler
Capt
Capt. Geisendanners
Frederick
Frederck County
Tns
Blate
Apt
Geteendanner
Frederick Gaminy
Geizenmanner
Harry W Wiles
Eteendanner
Meat
H. Kump
West Virginia
Kump
Streebee
Wit Virginia
Auill
Ge Rendanner
Virginia
Charlies Town
Bingis
Gewendanher
Seilrg
Thomas B Glaascock
Unperville
Henry Fishback
Geizenda
South Carolina Loses Federal Highway Funds Dispute
Washington reports South Carolina has been cut off from federal aid highway funds after Governor Johnston's military count to the state highway department. Public Roads Bureau will approve outstanding contracts only after a settlement satisfactory to the office. The halt ties up about 7 million dollars in federal funds. The Wood Duck is noted as the most heavily marked American duck species.
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Washington
South Carolina
Olint Johnston
Hughway
Gasoline Tank Case Delayed For Site Inspection
The Board of Zoning Appeals postponed a final decision on Irvin Ramsburg’s plan to install a 200 gallon underground gasoline storage tank at his filling station after a public meeting. A personal property inspection is planned this week with final action set for Friday at 4 PM in City Hall. Ramsburg cited bulk purchases from a Baltimore supplier as the reason for the new tank to save money, while safety concerns and past explosion incidents were raised by the board.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Gouth Bente Atrest
Irvin J Ramsburg
Jacob Hornback
Chaurmar
City Hall
Ramsburg
Baltimore
Ramapure
East Patrice Stree
Rohrback
Ramsburn
Alice
Pasoline
Eprane
New Nation Leaders Toss Hats in Air
In 1905 amid celebrations New York marks symbolic milestone with leaders of a newly formed country tossing hats in air. Observers note festive mood and national pride as political figures present pledge to build a modern state.
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U.S
New Country
New York
Board Meeting On Sale of Flammable Liquid Stations
The district considered filing stations for sale of flammable liquids as a unified action by the board. Gilmore R Flautt owned the property and attended the meeting along with Jromback and other board members including C Thomas Summers secretary James H Campbell Jr Grayson Ho Mercer and Charles Hahn.
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Gilmore R Flautt
Flault
Jmr Romback
Til
C Thomas Summers
James H Gampbrill, Jr
Grayson
Ho Mercer
Charles Hahn
Miami Pleads For Money After Devastating Storm
Miami requests state and federal aid to cover post storm bills after a disaster that left five dead, 1371 injured and property damage in the thousands of dollars. Mayor Fosset appealed for funds amid a strained city budget and uncertain recovery.
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Miam
Bhaey Dopage
Nm. Dade
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Maryland Cuts Off Federal Direct Aid List
Washington reports Maryland loses Federal relief funds as Harry Hopkins ends direct aid. Total grants to Maryland since May 1933 reached 35.69 million dollars through the November allotment. Delaware and South Dakota also cut off, nine states affected overall.
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Washington
Maryland
Harry Hopkins
Federal Relief Administration
Delaware
Sooth Dakota
Lne
Hening’ S Andhred
DOD
Lee
Works Progress Administration
Olates
Off Year Voting Shifts Power in New York Assembly
Returns show Republicans leading in New York State Assembly races while Democratic feminins gain ground for two New York City seats in the U S House. In Louisiana Gov O K Allen withdraws from the Senate race leaving Ellender as the administration’s candidate for the full term.
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New York City
Devin Wilson
John &. Kelly
Philadelphia
New Jersey
General Assembly
Kentucky
Allee
Baton Rouge
O. K Allen
Louisiana
Senate
Catt
Huey P Long
Allen J E Ellender
House of Representatives
Senator Long
Conference on a new NRA planned by business and labor leaders
Washington hosts a conference of several thousand business and labor figures to decide on creating a new NRA. George L Berry coordinates industrial cooperation and says attendance looks favorable with 73 percent supportive. Berry says the session will be self-determining and not pushed from above.
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Washington
George L. Berry
Berry
Pro- Bain Uesibnedlo Cereale
Ness-Labor “Council of Industrial Progues
Baily
Perennial Queen Wilhelmina Impresses Dutch People
The article contrasts Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands with Queen Victoria of Britain, noting Wilhelmina’s 45 year reign influence and popularity since ascending in 1830 though ruling began later. It mentions her hobby of landscape painting and multiple stamps featuring her likeness, including a 1923 silver jubilee issue.
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Victoria
England
Wilhelmina
Holland
Tau
Emma
Queen Victoria Becaten
Wilhelmina Rea Ning
Neeker
Queen Wilhelming
SBA Service
Tragedy Near Clarksburg: 13YearOld Burns Fatally Shoots Self
Leonard Cornelius Burns, 13, of Boyds, died after shooting himself Monday evening. His mother Mrs Ella Burns heard a gunshot from the rear porch, found him with a 29 caliber rifle, and he died within minutes. An official verdict ruled death by his own action. Burns attended Clarksburg School where peers say he was in love with a girl with two other suitors. Funeral set for 11 a m Thursday at Salem Church Cedar Grove with Rev Kerr. music by Charkeburg School and six pallbearers named War Richards Henry Miles Robert Payne William Wirts Harry Burdette Charles Cronenburg. The mother asks investigators to discount idle school rumors. Officers Beek and Reed on scene.
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Leonard Cornelius Burns
Boyds
Salem
Cedar Grove
Kerr
Mr Brometh
Canes Steph
Charkeburg
Burns
Richards
Henry Miles
Robert Payne
William Wirts
Harry Bu
M. L. Smith
North Market Street
Clarksburg
Sai
Burts
Paul Refit
Leonard
Hee
Young Burns
Casey Named Laorm Baltimore Leader in Tax Plan Effort
Gov. Nice announced Casey a senior vice-president at Maryland Trust to chair a committee on intelligent taxation for relief and employment, with more members to be named. Police investigated a death ruled self-inflicted after a fatal incident. A boy sought to buy bullets, claiming he would pay later, amid reports of a broken school bus window and a separate unrelated note.
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Baltimore
Willam J. Casey
Gox
Harry W. Nicelas
Maryland
Burdette
Montgomery County
Katherine Lloyd
Leonard
Mie
Mre Smith
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