Five Injured In Two Car Crash Near City
Five people were injured when two vehicles collided on a road between Here and Frederick Junction. A Washington man was thrown onto the highway, and three Woolden Indian men were among the injured. Mrs Anna Teprick, 73, and Mrs Malinda Thay, 79, both from Pennsylvania, suffered head, face, and arm injuries. Mrs Ethel Lehman, 44, of Pittsburgh, had facial and abdominal cuts. Alfred Raser, 34, of Washington, D C, was thrown into the archway but escaped with minor injuries. The cause was under investigation. no charges were filed.
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Woolden
Washington
Frederiex City Hospital
Anna Teprick
Pitemrah
Mra
Malinda Thay
New Hen- Mhyton
Ethel Lehmin
Pittsburgh
Lehman
Henrick
Willan F. Lehman
Welfare Street
Alfred Raser
N Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Sale
R. P R. Lewis
Insurance Action After Three Year-Old Collision Heard
An insurance action arising from a highway collision over three years old was heard in Circuit Court today before Judge Arthur D. Wiland who withheld verdict. J W Hart sued Merchants Insurance Company against Herbert C Bilckenstall for 648 12 in damages in trespass. Details describe a westbound truck skidding on a wet road near Ellicott City, near Millers service station, and a second eastbound truck causing a near head on impact. Attorneys Brown and Bennett for Hart. Cobrentz and Holter for the defendant. An additional judgment extension of 908 14 was granted in the case Haller vs Kuhn. Also Ernest F Horne vs Guy V George W and Esta Burkert began, with Hollen Felton for the plaintiff and Jacob Rohrback for the defendants.
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Natonal
Ciscuit Court
Arthur D. Wiland
J. W. Hart
Merchants Insurance Company
Herbert C. Bilckenstall
Tackeyille Bifckenstang
Smenteen
Ellicott City
Millers Service Station
Hart
Brown and Bennett
Attomore
Cobrentz
Holter
Duckenstuf
Bones Found In Sewer Trench Near City Square
Workmen uncovered ancient bones in a sewer trench near the City Square and West Second Street behind the Arte Library. A human jawbone was found with a carved clay toy plank, raising questions about the bones’ origin and age.
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City Square
Frederik
West Second Street
Arte Library
Utah
Tory
NAVLD TO ROARIN Tarry Boekinem in Wentgermery County
Cradhereburg resident Tarry Boekinem was named to the Wentgermery County police force. The ceremony occurred in Ryte tere Park where he took an oath of office, replacing Inder Roo Geanvil. An earlier plan to appoint Geanvil was abandoned.
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Roarin
Tarry Boekinem
Cradhereburg
Wentgermery
Inder
Ryte
Behind The Scenes In Washington 1940s Political Buzz
Washington gossip outlines moves toward 1940 elections with talk of a crown prince and potential party realignments. Mentions Roosevelt aides Henry Wallace and Robert LaFollette, plus social scenes around Mrs Jimmy Roosevelt and Supreme Court figures.
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Well
Henes
Dhirly
Repub
Pemor
Washangkion
Thos
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Coure
Communists Clash Over Alleged Army Plot
Pats, Nov. 6. Communists accused each other of trying to influence the army and navy in a revolution against Premier Sean Blum’s socialist government. A senate debate was set as charges and public measures faced quick votes.
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Pats
Pronih
Sean Blum
Fair Faction
Senate
Chie Merron
Chamber of Deities
Ewe Eideanpork
Armistice Parade Plans By Local Legion Post
Outlines for an annual Armistice Day parade include out-of-town judges to award prizes for best appearance and float. The route runs from Market and Seventh to Memorial Ground, with a wreath laying and memorial service afterwards.
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Ritens
Ahoo Y. Bernett
Eluucmkn
Pranca
Sert
American Legion
Meychanta
Bennnett
Trinity Chapel
Memorial Ground
Market Street
All Saints
Court Street
Bents ‘Street
Bstrade
Arcond
Fire Company
Fine Company Auxiliary
Legion
Japanese Art Topic At Local Club Meeting
Miss Margaret Rodrick hosted Frederick Art Club at her West Third street home. Milas Kefanger chaired the program with Miss Mary Ann Payne speaking on Japanese painting mainly watercolors on silk and paper. The works feature trees birds and animals with emphasis on soulful brushwork. Helen Smith discussed Mokusal’s revolutionary stages and Hiroshige’s landscapes. Mrs. John W. Quynn described Brashu’s era works and Mrs. Wm oDelamaire read about their significance. A gathering on November 12 at Mrs. A. J. Leary’s home on Rockwell Terrace will present a Japanese art program followed by an hour of social time.
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Margaret Rodrick
Frederick Art Club
West Third Street
Milas Marceline Kefanger
Mary Ann Payne
T Rees
Scrojle
Screons
Helen Smith
Hoktusal
Realtiie
John W. Quynn
Hiroshige
Brashu
Mra
Ot Delamaire
A. J. Léary
Rorkwell Terrace
Chrysler to split big banus division announced in Detroit
Detroit November announcement from AP executive Keiler outlines Chrysler Corporation plans to divide a major division. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate organizational restructuring and timing around December.
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Chrysler Corporation
Big Banus
Detroit
Kop Keiler
Chrysler Corpora+ Yom
Ado. Mohia Mapifartring
Governor to replace several state officers this session
Governor announces major shifts in the Republican administration with new appointments to be sent to the State Senate for confirmation. He would not specify exact numbers or names, noting changes would come with the opening of the governor’s green bag and a biennial list.
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Baltanoe
Gary Dhon
W. Onice
Tadeyre
Perectuy
Wiy
Jose Gar
State Senate
Wita
Nice
Wilcome
Senate
Sign Protocol To Humanize Warfare
London November 6 five nations signed a protocol at the foreign office to humanize suffering warfare. The ceremony marked the first step toward broad world adherence with UK US USSR and Japanese ambassadors signing the proposal as part of the 1930 London Norval treaty framework.
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London
Foreign Office
United Kingdom
United States
Juliana to Wed German Prince at Palace
Amsterdam November 6 AP Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands plans to wed German Prince Bernhard Lippe-Biesterfeld on January 7 at the palace. The 28 year old heir to the throne will marry the 25 year old prince in a ceremony announced officially today.
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Amsterdam
Juliana
The
Netherlands
Netherland
Sul
Bernhard
Lippe-Wiesterfeld
Heirs sell Jefferson property to Dr. A Talbott Brice
The heirs of Josiah Gross sold his well-improved Jefferson property to Dr. A Talbott Brice for 4000 dollars. Brice has occupied the property for nearly two years.
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Gross
Josiah Gross
Jefferson
A. Talbott Brice
Delinquency among Youth Focus of Local Leader Statements
A local official voices concern over rising youth delinquency and discusses community impact. The remarks reference recent arrestees and call for action to curb crime among young residents.
Stork Derby Case Delayed in Ontario Court
Yorunte Ontayin May reports a delayed hearing in a case about a custody dispute over multiple children. The supreme court heard arguments from all sides and may need more time to rule on clime related preferences while a witness claimed maternity of the children. The judge noted tensions between the mothers as the proceedings unfolded.
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Fioira Mastrocucel
Tre
Communist Red Front Leader Is Executed in Hamburg
Hamburg authorities executed a former district leader of the Communist Red Front Teliters Hay. He was charged with murder treason attempted murder and inciting violence in Nazi Communist clashes. He was convicted on July 10.
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Hamburg
Germany
Abry Enleye Andry
Red Front
Slolenca
Three Killed After Breakfast Table Fight
Three members of the family of Neat Owen aged 40 were killed at the breakfast table. Wounded was Llytareod Nea dr, with County pollerman W. C. Tamiin and B.C. Qosthamn noting Gaon killed his wife and daughter before fatally shooting himself with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Atlanta
Neat Owen
Llytareod
Pollerman
W. C. Tamiin
B.C. Qosthamn
Five Die In Ohio House Fire Tragedy
Cambridge Ohio five persons including two children died in an early morning fire that destroyed their one story frame home. The victims were trapped while sleeping and perished from smoke and flames before escape could be made.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Madrid Thrust Pushed Back by Loyalist Forces
Turbulent Madrid battle described as loyalist troops repelling insurgent thrusts into the capital. Reports say center of the city remained unharmed as government patrols and recruits faced machine gun fire on roads near Castelietia with several wounded. Britain’s diplomatic effort to restrain violence is noted as officials seek to secure hostage releases.
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Madrid
Cape
South
Tia
Derveger
Tyes
Meath
Castelietia
Steel Workers To Get Wage Increase
Pittiurgh, Now (CAT) Philly Munoy, director of the steel organi fathm adrive, foreeat today a ten par acent wave inereia fer pretically at Mooworker within two weeks. Notlova of the inidae will be posted with the milla probably before November 16 regarding the outcone of current he were tonsa between plod management and employe representa tives. Murray on an interview said the major companies with the industry fin decided anne Lins an to mant a T0 per cent inorenas, but had held te orp until after the ehertion.
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Pittiurgh
Philly Munoy
Steel Organifathm Adrive
Mooworker
Notlova
Inidae
Milla
Murray
Anne Lins
Te Orp
Bandan
Suiters Injury to Pack Retudiaia at Brunswick
A garbled report describes an assault or accident near Brunswick leading to an injury to a man identified as Retudiaia. The account mentions a strike to the face, a broken jaw or bruising, and unclear sequence of events after a fall. The text is fragmented with multiple errors and unreadable sections.
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Brunswick
Alett
Bilas Flynn
Jett
Annual Fall Play Day At Hood Next Saturday
Hood College hosts the annual Fall Play Day on November 14 from 2 to 1? pm at the athletic field and tennis courts on the Med campus. Activities include hockey, soccer round robin, archery novelty tournament, tennis, badminton, ping pong, and a faculty vs Tod faculty volleyball game with visiting teams from Goucher College and George Washington University. Local coordinators and seniors plan a dinner at Coblyt Mall and evening entertainment, inviting faculty and students to participate.
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Tmivyehee Enttere
Grace Waddington University
Heart College
Ite Annal
Med
Homd College
Thtesama
Tod
Norkey
AO Cane Eolattan
Fennia
Mint
Frances Miller
Pottsville
Marjorie McFerran
Abington
Helen van der Huecken
Cheatnut HY
Fulipabeth Strickler
Tatitobe
Mary Wittch
Malumore
Phoebe Land
Hamburg
Mandie Scott
Ballinore
Doris Hannan
Chestnut Hall
Persod
Coblyt Mall
Bach Woot
Beaudy
TN Hina
Lta Siento
Goucher Coolere
George Waetington University
Injured at his work in Monasgy afternoon incident
A work accident led to Oscar Pate Brunsalek and Combertand assistant Ron QO suffering a severe wrist injury when a projecting object from a car struck and badly cut flesh. The injured man, described as calm and well fed, received immediate medical care at Fraderwx Cry hospital.
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Monasgy
Oscar Pate
Brunsalek, & Combertand
Ron QO
Capital Throngs Gather for Roosevelt in Washington
A crowd estimated above 100000 filled Union Station and roped streets as President Roosevelt arrived in Washington. Police led a motorcycle escort while cheer rolls greeted the landslide election victory and the new cabinet question loomed over the parade route along the avenue.
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Wien
Lehler
Daniel
Daniel Ww, Ww, Meting Allrvetn
Union
Btatton
Ernest Breen
Roosevelt
Waalinguon
Rogpevey
Ciitizens
Industrial Specialties Rise On Market Optimism
Stock markets edge higher as Industrial Specialties and Wheir push to new highs amidst renewed economic optimism. Grain and cotton mixed. foreign currencies slip against the dollar amid uncertain post-election trading. In Philadelphia, Dr. Drew and associates celebrate election to Congress after defeating Republican incumbent Ceo I Darrow.
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New York
Congress
Ts City
In Drew
Germantown
Philadelphia
Usbeopeake Ghilton'a Olinda
Congresa
I Darrow
Tuadiatet Bath
Drew
Philodsionis College of Osteopathy
R. Willard
Frederick
Weather Record Previnitation Fire and November Data
Fragmented weather notes report precipitation in November 49 inches. November 1935 figures show 24 percent more than average. High and low temperatures recorded, with nighttime low around minus two. Specific times and moon phase irrelevant.
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Bom Dalay Noe
Son Tees
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Klang
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Stine Capital
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Howrver
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Communist Red Front
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