Campaign Violence Flare Hits Several States
Disorder erupts as campaigns report shootings and beatings. In New York one man is killed and another wounded. in Homestead Pa an election fight ends with a man filing a complaint after threats. At Cedar Mill near West Union Ohio a man ages 61 is shot during an election quarter, prompting a posse pursuit of the slayer.
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Cedar Mill
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Earle Leads in Pennsylvanian Governor Race
Philadelphia returns show George H. Earle leading Democrat candidate for governor as unofficial tallies from two thirds of districts favor him by 3,652 with William A. Schnader closing the gap as more upstate and Allegheny county results come in. Philadelphia gave Schnader a 20,788 plurality but trails once Pittsburgh and surrounding areas report.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
William A. Schnader
Earle
Schnader
Pinchot
Philredelphia
Anniversary of Luther's Bible Observed in Frederick County
Plans are set for Frederick county 400th anniversary observance of Luther's German Bible translation. At 7:45 p m the Evangelical Lutheran church will host the event under county Lutheran auspices. Rev G Morris Smith of a local university will speak as combined county church choirs perform.
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Martin Luther
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Creagerstown Grange Officers Installed
Creagerstown Grange installed new officers in a large gathering on a Friday evening. The ceremony was led by temporary master Belcan with secretary and other roles announced, followed by a social hour and refreshments for attending members and guests.
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Beulay Grabin
Grange Committee Set for Pomona Meeting in New York
The Middletown chaired committee includes J Homer G Middletown Mir Shoemaker Helen Pearson home demonstration agent and Mrs Harry L Davis from Mon Bach representing 53 state granges. Delegates two and alternates two chosen from members with a master and spouse as delegates. Visitors from various business groups arrive for three days. Pomona body quarterly meeting will be in New York on December 1 with a morning and afternoon session, luncheon at noon, and an literary program planned by ham unit.
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Mir. Shoemaker
Helen Pearsoch
Harry L. Davis
Mon Bach
Taies
Seneca Aes
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Roosevelt pleased by Hyde Park visit in misty mile
President Roosevelt greeted supporters at Hyde Park New York on November 1 in a brisk display of energy. He praised progress on domestic reforms and outlined future goals while acknowledging war against poverty and injustice.
Colleges share in FERA work relief for students
Maryland and national colleges including Hood College Mt. St. Marys and Blue Ridge will receive FERA aid to employ 12 percent of enrollments at $15 a month each, with on campus research clerical library and off campus welfare work. Hood College gets 48 students $720 monthly while Mt. St. Marys has 29 students $435 and Blue Ridge seven students $105. University of Maryland leads with 369 students $5,335 monthly. Pilot program may rise as needed. college presidents responsible for success.
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Blue Ridge College
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United States
Macyland
FERA
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Western Maryland
New Windsor
Harry Hopkins
Jailed for Hearing After Election Day Arrest
The first Election Day arrest was Clarence Duckett of this city who was taken into custody by Officer George Hoffman after causing trouble in the afternoon. He was booked on drunkenness and jailed under $2.50 collateral for a hearing tonight.
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Answers to Previous Questions and Regattas in 1952 Notes
A historical summary notes President Hoover requesting a Roosevelt confer on Britain debt suspension, their meeting ten days later. It also records thirteen colleges entering crews at a first regatta and Governor Harevey of Virginia establishing a salt evaporation factory at Accomac Chesapeake Bay for sea water processing.
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Roosevelt
Great Britain
Harevey
Virginia
Accomac
Chesappeake Bay
Backfire Leads Guard to Pond Near Bath House Fire
George Cockerly, guarding the municipal bath house after a recent fire, investigated sounds he thought were gunfire and drove toward a garden pond by the Hidwiler residence on West College Terrace. City police suspect a motorcycle backfire, but Cockerly’s car slipped off a curb and from the pond required a tow.
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George Cockerly
Hidwiler
West College Terrace
Cockerly
Ben Phebus
Maryland to Make First National Contest Appearance at Nashville
It was announced that the state winner of the Monde contest will compete at Nashville from the 10th to the 12th. This marks Maryland's first representation at a national level in the event. Palestine begins construction of a radio broadcasting station.
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