Armistice Day Plans and School Board Actions
Frederick officials approve the new elementary building near Baker Park with an estimated cost of 850,000 to house 450 pupils and fill resignations at Emmitsburg and Brunswick. The Armistice Day parade and two day celebration by the American Legion, including a nine division parade and a civic relay, are planned with prizes totaling about 200 dollars and a Tivoli Theater memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liord
G Cuuer
Frederick
Fisher
J Herman Mocks
John I. Vandergrift
Thomas J. Hemp
Jeanne Bargelt
Brunswick
Ruth Elisabeth Baer
Bargelt
Ruth Ellen Baer
Hake
Emmitsburg
Frederick High School
Palmer
William & Kiingaman
Lirgest Committee
American Legion
Market Street
McCurn Fitlad
Artorr
Witt Sealiwo
Fraterdal Creirs
North Market Street
N. G
American Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Auriliary
Red Cross
de Molar
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Bend
West
Memorial Ground
Newman
France
Tivoli
Legion and Auxiliary
Fong
George H. Emmars
Roberts resigns as counsel in oil cases
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Owen J. Roberts as special counsel in the oil cases effective immediately. The letter praised his “dignity and energy” in prosecuting cases that recovered government property and millions of dollars. Roberts left because the Senate joint resolution prevented him from taking any cases connected with the government. Ause and Pomerene will continue in the prosecution.
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Washington
Cookey
Owen J. Roberts
United States
Coolidge
Ause
Pomerene
Roberts
Vick
Roosevelt to Rest Before Assuming Governorship
New York Nov. 8 AP Franklin D Roosevelt plans a three week vacation at Warm Springs Georgia after winning the New York governorship by a reported plurality of 39000. He will work on state business from the South to ready for January 1 handover from Governor Smith. Unreported statewide totals show Roosevelt leading Hoover and Smith with Hoover far behind.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tenay
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
South
Smith
Hoover
Cal
Nur Tab Tits
Waretort
California
Washington
Virginia
Richmond
Herbert Heaver
Henry St. George Tucker
M. J. Putman
Claude Swatson
Hoover Majority in Allegany Reported in Far Press
In Allegany the unofficial vote totals show a Hoover majority with 45,532 for senator Ga lesborough, and 7,942. For Congress the results list Zinimat 17,094 and Lewis 12,802 with unspecified timing and locations.
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Cumberland
Ailey
Tuoesday
Far
Galesborough
Congress
Zinimat
Lewis
Observances Mark 75th Birthday With Celebrations
A 75th birthday observance is noted with congratulations and local observance on the occasion. Communities toast the milestone with well wishes and reflective notes on the honoree's life and years of service.
Bentz Street Widening and Curb Work Approved Citywide
The Frederick city board approved Bentz Street widening from Church Street to the bridge, and authorized concrete curb and gutter along Patrick Street and other sections. Francis Tiddle Moser was granted permission to lay 70 feet of curb on College Avenue, while a broader plan covers immediate curb and gutter on Bentz Street to finish the project before winter. ThePR also notes visitor guest cards and parking regulations to aid touring motorists.
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Wedreside
Francis Tiddlemoser
College Avenue
Orth
Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Church Street
Frederick Durt
Explosion in California box plant claims fourteen lives
A box plant disaster in California leaves fourteen dead and several injured. Investigations begin as authorities assess the cause and scope of the blast.
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California
Explosion Kills Twelve at East Lynn Box Top Plant
Nov 8 1932 Lynn Mass AP reports a catastrophic explosion at the Preble Box Top Company plant in East Lynn that killed twelve people, injured at least twenty, and caused widespread fire and debris. The blast shattered nearby homes and damaged a dwelling where a mother and three of her children perished. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigations sought the cause of the initial explosion and subsequent blasts.
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Alfred , Harris
Lynn
John Crowder
Lyon
Lewis E Puffer
Swampscott
Charles Mitchett
John Wilson
William Clements
Tercy M. Smith
Mass
Preble Box Top Company
Bastixynn
Harris Blaney
Fireman Who Stole Checks Sentenced to Three Years
Baltimore reports August Ells a city firefighter who cashed colleagues pay checks before fleeing to Chicago was sentenced to three years in prison. Judge Owens condemned the act saying it harms the department and public trust. Ells pleaded guilty to larceny and related charges prior to sentencing.
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Baltimore
5500 Licenses Granted Hunters Ahead of Season
Frederick county issues about 3 4000 hunting licenses with 3200 local permits and around 200 state licenses. Officials expect 500 to 600 more before the season opens November 10 as demand swells at the Clerk of the Court. Deputies advise early procurement to prevent crowding and delays.
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Wilur Willard
Mear Lantz
Y. Willard
King
Jean S. Newtran
Wilard
Charles Brown
Lantz
William M. Storm
Wiilard
Brown
Mr. Brown
Clarence Ridenour
Ridenour
Willard
Charles Hil
Hull
Waynesboro
Toledo
Frederick
Chambersburg
Frederick County
Hull 43
Mosif Willard
Walter E. Sinn
Frank C. Nicodemus
Louis _ G. Etchison
Charles A. Stford
Otis Arnold
Carl M. Thomas
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
Charles D. Wood
Wiliam
Delaplaine
John S. Long
Alybert M. Merter
W. D. McNeetes
Joseph H Hudebrand
Fury
Wilent
Sal
Newman
Esumushure
Wajara
Toom
John H. Martz
T. Sporcsnz
Ideals of Service Club Ideals Emphasized by Rotary Leader
Rev Dr J L G Kieffer, president of the Rotary Club, spoke at the Lions Club meeting in Frederick praising ideal service club members as friendly, honorable, internationally minded, and dedicated to brotherhood and mankind. He urged a universal fellowship, citing Edith Cavell, Woodrow Wilson, and the International House, and stressed Armistice Day meaning beyond patriotism. Guests included RM. Garemstown and Dr W Seward.
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Ideal Service Club
Frederick Lion
Plands Scots Key
J. L. G. Kiet
Rotary Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kieffer
Clut
Mark Twain
Edith Cavell
Woodbshson
International House
New York City
Friends
Lions
Rev
W. G
Frederick Clud
Roral
Adon
RM. Garemstown
Dr. W. Seward
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Mitsburg
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Henry D. Hazeld
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Allegheny County
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Heaney
Ballenger Club
Wm. Zimmerman
Vroman
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Frederick Counts
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American Patrol
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