New County Officers To Take Reduced Pay In Frederick
New Frederick county officers elected Tuesday will face about 23 percent salary cuts under 1933 legislature measures. State's Attorney drops to 3250 annually, Sheriff to 2290, and three County Commissioners to 1000 each, with other offices scaled back or held steady. Some changes take effect December 1 1934 and January 1 1935, with total old salaries around 31125 dropping to 24525.
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Frederick County
Orphans Court
Aegrgue
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Sherif
Imuya
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Montevue
County Board of Election Supervisors
Woame Tae
Matford Totas
Mrs. B. F. Reich Dies at 9:15 A.M.
Mrs. Lilian Howard Reich, wife of Benjamin F. Reich, died at home 200 A Rockwell Terrace after a cerebral hemorrhage while preparing to travel to Baltimore. She left three children from a former marriage and several relatives. Funeral arrangements by G. E. Cline and Son.
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Lilian Howard Reich
Benjamin F. Reich
Rockwell Terrace
Raymond C
Phoee Delashmit Reich
Frederick County
B.D. Shreve
Cherridale
Furst
Handy
Cheridale
Ravinena Washington
Charles S. Reich
Washington, D. C
R. Eugene Reich
Frederick
Lee Int
Robert Aau. Pleasant
Arranacine
G. E
Five Political Parade Victims Buried in Pennsylvania
Services for five men killed during a political feud were held at churches in Kelayres and McAdoo, with Governor George H. Earle and other leaders in attendance. Joseph Bruno, county detective, and a nephew were among the wounded and held without bail for grand jury action.
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Pa. Noy
Anthiade
Democracy Area
Sla
Eg Sah Shegri
Joseph F. Fey
George H. Earle
Democratic & Party
Camte
Thomas Kennedy
Si-Cvi
Way Mlss
Kelayres
McAdoo
Eiec
Four Would Be House Speaker in Baltimore Race
Baltimore elects 35 Democratic state representatives including four candidates for Speaker of the House of Delegates Frank Joseph Hirt Hugh Allen Meade Emanuel Gorfine and Joseph B Griefather Each will contend for the post when the legislature convenes in January to replace T Barton Harrington who did not seek re election for the House Walter J Mitchell of Charles county did not seek re election as Senate president and Senator Lansdale G Lasseer of Frinte Georges county is viewed as a leading candidate for Senate president in the Democratic majority
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Baltimore
House of Delegates
Democratic House
Frank Joseph Hirt
Hugh Allen Meade
Emanuel Gorfine
Joseph B. Griefather
T. Barton Harrington
House
U. S
Senate
Baltimore City
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Frinte Georges County
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles County
Mitchell
Wink Toden
World Friendship Meeting Planned at Calvary Church
Sunday evening at six o clock the World Friendship Meeting will be held in Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Baltimore residents William Bernhard and Iain F Stapf produced a dramatization The Unknown Soldier Speaks. The program includes hymns, a separate service, and performances by local youth groups and the Lincoln High School Glee Club.
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Young People's Societies
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
William Bernhard
Baltimore
Iain F. Stapf
James S. Crist
Baptist Young People’s Union
Virginia Murph
Young People’s Divi- Sion
Trinnity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Geneva Ely
Mr. Pleasant
Fredariex County Christan Endeavor Union
G. Ellis Williams
Lincoln High School Glee Club
Margaret L. Greene
Bernhard
Plane Falls Near Bear Mountain Bridge on Hudson
Troopers reported an airplane went down in flames near Bear Mountain bridges on the Hudson River. The pilot is said to have bailed out, with initial reports suggesting the crash occurred but a definite account remained unclear.
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Bridge ON
Hudson
Carroll County Teacher Salary Case Heard in Court
Former Carroll county music teacher Olive Ehrhart seeks back pay totaling 2600 dollars after the board refused reappointment in 1932 despite a valid teaching certificate renewal to July 1932. The case, filed by Mrs. George W. Ehrhart of Hampstead, was moved to Carroll County on a venue ruling and involved issues of hearing and demurrer as attorneys from Westminster and Westminster representatives argued for both sides.
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Carroll County
Boar of Education
Arthur
Willard
Frederick County
George W. Ehrhart
Hampstead
Olive E. Ehaugh
Manchester
Francis Neal Parke
HA dAfanen Ceemunda Balan
Vic S. H. Unger
Carroll
Tanker Explosion Near Mobile Causes Fatalities and Injuries
A tanker named Caline outbound from Mobile exploded in Mobile Bay seventeen miles offshore shortly before noon. One crew member was killed and twelve injured with many rescued ashore as flames and fuel engulfed the vessel.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Bay
Borah Demands Roosevelt Probe of Relief Funds
Senator Borah called for an investigation by President Roosevelt into relief expenditures arguing political motives may have influenced fund use. He urged Congress oversight to ensure funds were not diverted for partisan ends.
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Washington
Boran
Roosevelt
Congress
Idaho
Republican Independent
Hi Say 80
Arrest of Ray Gomes on drunken and disorderly charges
Ray Gomes was arrested on charges of being drunk and disorderly after an incident at 71.70 T tayom. Officers Nogie and Pri bus took him into custody for a hearing tonight. In Russia, 49 420 acres of swamp land were sprayed to combat malaria mosquitoes, with 870 650 additional acres slated for treatment this year.
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Ray Gomes
Oy Jauice
Tayom
Nogie and
Pribus
Russia
Warnes
Robbery duo shoots guard and steals car in rural highway hold-up
Two men held up travelers, one fired a shot at a guard named Vernon Colbouer from Baltimore and fled in a stolen automobile. A nearby farm house was approached as the pair fled after wrecking a vehicle they rode into the scene.
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Tway, Sins’ Company
Vernon Colbouer
Baltimore
Sims
Cotto Othlise Cad Mueuli
oReri
Protest Raised Over Darmestown Ballot Record in Tucson Election
County Commissioner John B. Diamond filed a formal protest with election officials alleging fifteen ballots in the Darmestown district could not be accounted for in the tally sheets. Officials noted the ballots bore names from A to J and linked to Bosnia. If the disputed votes were discarded, Diamond’s Fusion challenger would still lead by four votes.
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John B. Diamond
Darmestown
Tucso
Diamond
Election Board
Bosnia
J. Eymi
Vesper Speaker Named for Hood College Service
Prof. Harry Martin Klein of Frank- Un and Staarhal Gatine at 1. Pa will speak at Hood College Vesper service Sunday at 4 p m. The program includes selections by DeKoven and O’Hara with baritone and organ pieces.
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Prof
Kirin
Hood College
Harry Martin Klein
Frank- UN and
Staarhal Gatine
Lancaster County
DeKoven
O'Hara
J D. Duve
Commissioner revokes Schultz license after drunken driving conviction
The license of James L. Schultz of 455 West South Street is revoked by the Motor Vehicles Commission after his Knoxville drunken and reckless driving conviction. He was fined 103 dollars and remains under suspended Circuit Court sentence for larceny tied to removing wreck parts at a Frederics quarry. Additional penalties are listed for several drivers including John P. McMahon and Adolph Sanders.
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James L. Schultz
West South Street
Comimissine Vl Motor Vehicles
Commissioner's Office
Schultz
Nat Knoxville
Bion L. Wright
Cedar Grove Bank Robbed by Group of Men
A Cedar Grove New Jersey bank was robbed by a group of men who escaped with cash totaling approximately 99 thousand dollars and 79 thousand dollars in other assets. Police pursued leads and residents were advised to remain vigilant as the investigation continued.
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LANTZ
Charles H. Brown
Thacmast
Cedar Grove
N. J
Babe Ruth Homer Delights 20000 Fans in Sendai Game
In Sendai Japan on November 9 Babe Ruth hit his first home run before about twenty thousand fans. The Nippon All-Stars faced the big moment as Ruth connected in the game, thrilling the crowd and capping a memorable exhibition performance.
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Sendai
Japan
Babe Ruth
Jay
Nippon All-Sors
Girl attacked by a Negro in city playground injury
Geraldine Kren city playground instructor was fractured by a blow on October 31. Police say William Carton confessed to the attempted assault and the case will go before the Frederick county grand jury within ten days. Mahammitt, initially charged, is held. family says he had no part in the attack.
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Geraldine Kren
Miss Krel
Miss Kreh
Williiam Carton
Nas
Baltimore
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Willan Mahammitt
Mahamumith
Mahammitt
Big Appointments to Be Made by New Governor
Baltimore November 9 Harry W Nice Jr winning the governorship opens the door to more than 130000 in state jobs for Republicans. Expected changes include executive secretary parole commissioner state auditor motor vehicles bank commissioner purchasing agent state employment commissioner director of public works state librarian land office commissioner insurance commissioner three public service commissioners tax commissioners conservation commissioner motion picture tensor s labor and statistics traffic court magistrates superintendent buildings and grounds health commissioner athletic commissioners. Many positions to be filled by appointment for terms. most will be vacant during Nice's administration.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice, Jr
M Land
Nice
Sunh
Senate
Ars
S.stg
Department of Publc Works
Public Service
Nies
Sedition Probe Mentioned for Lloyd George and Wells
London reports a parliamentary debate phrase suggests possible prosecution of Lloyd George and H G Wells for sedition. Lord Marley urged the government to consider charging them early to test the case while criticizing war conduct and urging measures against incitement.
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Lloyd George
Wells
London
H G Wells
Lord Marley
Kovernment
George
Ak Bil
Moderate Improvement Rule In Most Markets
The text fragment notes discussion of an economic rule affecting markets, mentioning York and Nav areas. It references plans and trade discussions about furloughs, with vague figures and timing. The readable content implies a policy change impacting market performance and regional responses.
New Deal Extends Auto Code Amid Looming Strike Threat
Washington May 9 extension of the automobile code aims to calm industry labor NRA and unions while signaling a looming winter strike risk. Roosevelt used the power to extend the code without full industry compromise, with key figures including Henry Wallace, Sidney Hillman, and Frances Perkins shaping the move.
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Roosevelt
Hillman
Washington
NRA
PAMCT Dome At Hoon Ied OV ee ee PAMCT DOME
McCardell daughter of Edgar McCardll of Siniegelis Heights will attend the Women s Inter aryogiys toy conference to be held at Hoard College November 22. Delegates from several colleges will attend a formal event. Elizabeth Bruner and other listed girls are noted among the conference participants.
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Ties McCardell
Edgar
MreCardll
Sinegelis Heights
Hoard College
Js. Myr
McCrue War
Fred School
University
Baltimore
Fae
Hunter
Barnt
Gianve
Wison
Wheaton
Versien
Baer
EU Ager
Moss Elvabeth Bruner
Grey
Wirabeth Robert
Dorothy Dutroy
Egealeth Markey
Dorothy Wiseman
Taunmont
Saray Leater
Hagerstown
Democrats Press Northern Drive for House Speakership
Northern Democrats claim to oust the South from dominance as they push to install a northern speaker. Representative Martin Kennedy of New York argues New York deserves the Speakership while Burns Rayburn and Bankhead lead as favored southern candidates.
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Associated Preach
Washington
Democratic Party
Keitain
Martin J. Kennedy
Tammany
Henry
TY. Rainey
Tuinala
Burns
Tennessee
Bankhead
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
Meade
New York
Mennedy
Community Men's Choir Sings Sunday at Grace Reformed Church
The Community Men’s Choir of Waynesboro Pa. under Rev Samuel E Lobach will perform Sunday at 7 30 p m in Grace Evans Relical and Reformed church with Joseph Bowers at the organ. Tenors A C Harper H D Strine C W Beard Paul Beekel J H Little Kenneth Shook Enis Teer Dave Martin R H Patterson and others will join basses J H Boucher William Conrad Charles Bowlby C E Adams J W Jankey Mather Beck Earl Moore and William Brich. The program includes Handel Shackley Mendelssohn Bach Verdi and other sacred pieces.
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Grace Evans Relical
Ralph Ellis Hartman
Suneday
Waynesoro
Samuel E. Lobach
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Waynesboro
Joseph Bowers
Penneyivenia
Reformed Church
Pen Mar
Handel Kingsmill
Shackley
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Mendelssohn
Bach
LaForge
Christiansen
St. Olaf
Messrs. Harper
Surine
Boudet
Avilla
Verdi
C A. Adams
Frances Porter Ross
A. C. Harper
H. D. Strine
C. W. Beard
Paul Beekel
J. H. Little
Kenneth Shook
Enis Teer
Dave Maretin
R. H Patterson
J. H. Boucher
William Conrad
Charles Bowlby
C. E. Adams
J. W. ¥Ankey
Mather Beck
Earl Moore
William Brich
Reformed
Elarches of
Baltimore
Weather data nabbed from a 1934 dated sheet
The report lists 24 hour precipitation at 0.78 inches and notesNovember totals around 2.48 inches. It records yesterday's high and low temperatures as well as last year’s low, with sunset at 5.02 pm and sunrise at 8.47 am tomorrow. Moonrise is 10.38 pm.
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