Armistice Parade Opens Autumn Observance in Frederick
Autumn day mood greets the Armistice Parade with seven divisions marching under American Legion direction. Trinity Chimes play, sirens sound at 11, and Memorial Ground hosts the day’s final ceremonies led by George S. Rodock Jr. A ball at the State Armory follows. Red Cross Roll Call starts with 100 solicitors, run by Philip Wertheimer, through Thanksgiving Day.
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Trinity
Trinity Chapel
George 5. Rodock, Jr
J. F. Minor Simpson
Sil
Hussell Esterly
State Armory
Alt ¥. Bennett
Paris
Red Cross
Frederick
American Red Cross
Philip Wertheimer
Roosevelt seeks extra funds for relief program
Washington unspecified funds are sought to aid relief work with the Roosevelt administration indicating needs will be reviewed through the current fiscal year ending June 30. The amount and method of funding were not decided, but plans aim to sustain relief efforts beyond the present phase.
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Washington
Srancal
Roosevest Administration
Dt Map
Congress
Rosevelt Indieved
Besanen
Two Killed and Many Hurt in Train Wreck Near Fairland
A southbound passenger train plunged 40 feet down an embankment near Fairland in Shelby County Indiana. Baggageman Robert True of Lawrenceburg and Edwin Veall of Cincinnati were killed. Ten cars derailed injuring scores who were all taken to Indianapolis hospitals.
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Indianapulla
Robert True
Lawrencepurg
Ind
Edwin Veall
Ciicinnai
Veall
American Railway
da- Press Aeehey
Big Sugar Creek
Fairland
Shelby County
Indianapolis
Catoctin Park Project Gets 887,810 Approval
Presidential approval funds a 887,810 federal allotment to advance Maryland's 10,000 acre Catoctin area development. The plan by the National Park Service with the Resettlement Administration includes a mountain timber lodge site, campgrounds, administration buildings, and wildlife preservation efforts in Washington and Frederick counties. Four hundred WPA workers have laid groundwork and facilities while plans for habitat and food to support bird life are outlined.
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Maryland
Catoctin
Warkingtom
National Park Service
Resettlement Administration
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Frederick Counties
Armistice Day Observance Prompts Mine Workers Plea
The American Federation of Labor executive board plans a public Armistice Day observance amid disputes with the Communist faction. Leaders from the United Mine Workers and allied trades groups press for peace as they prepare the Tampa gathering and national ceremony. Roosevelt and Pershing are noted for leading wartime remembrances.
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MMINE
Wits
Sane
Adu Norkine
Pen
Inidhe Politie
Yinmote
Ada
Americ
Pobor
Heliiong
Tampa
Pua
Noy
LEO NP
Sahay Prey
Netinsy
Dore
Nem
Bry
America
Silver Springs Home Damaged Fire Saves Four In Residence
Fire at the Thomas A Mertaughy home in Silver Springs endangered four people. Joseph Mertuich reported fire spreading from basement to the first and second floors before neighbors and four occupants, including two invalid women, were assisted to safety by firemen and a neighbor.
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Siac Sppi
Thomas A Mertaughy
Josph Mertuich
Prater More Taveh
Agne
Mertaugh
Silver Springs
Objectionable Skit Adjusted. Play Continues
Philadelphia reports a skit in the revue New Paces was altered after Mayor S Davis Wilson threatened to close the show. The version kept the core analogue but changed makeup and gestures to conform with censorship, removing a Roosevelt and Hoover scene.
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Philadelphia
Davis Wilson
Boimkinn
Hannevelt
Nobel Indinand
Sana
Mra Roosevelt
Heebert Hoover
Girl Scouts
Hughes Denies Hoeppel Plea For A Rehearing
Washington Nav AP report states Justice Charles E. B. Hughes denied a petition by Representative John W. Hoeppel of California and his son Charles for a rehearing. The high court let stand the Court of Appeals decision that affirmed Hoeppel's conviction and four year sentence on a drug-related charge.
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Washington
Nav
Calef
Charles EB. Ihughes
Tafay
Councl
John W. Woeppel
California
Charles
High Court
Court of Appeals
Weather record notes wide November precipitation figures
The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending at Amatelateenane with 73 inches for November to date and compares to November normals of 248 inches and annual figures around 344 inches. It also mentions yesterday's web temperature of 12 and highs around 23 with various garbled month names and dates in a dated weather summary.
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Amatelateenane
Eecrene Fmi Neelyteatton
Yeasary
Tomorrey
Ereymae
Tara
Pyoman
Hase Ashing
Nominations Recalculation Court Rules
The Court of Appeals announces a decision affecting how nominations may be recalculated. The ruling clarifies procedures used by parties and officials during reelection processes and party nomination considerations.
Sailor Held for New York Murder
New York and Baltimore detectives report a sailor in custody for the murder of William Moritz, a retired New York merchant. Gilmore and an unnamed companion were detained in Baltimore while under questioning about the five year old case tied to Cal Selumint and Clint Williams Peehiey.
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New York
Balimore
Cary
Baltimore
Quires
Gab Gilmore
Muder
Wiliam Moritz
Daappergranes
Cal
Probe of Milk Price Increase to Be Asked
Washington AP reports a Senate inquiry will examine the one cent dairy price rise in the District of Columbia. Mrs John Noychairman of the Consumer Council calls for a formal investigation with assurances from Senator King to pursue the matter.
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Washington
TP (Ap
Dorret
Columbia
John Noy
Chateman
Cynsum
Boyle
Two Sewer Workmen Treated After Cavern Collapse
Two sewer workers employed by DeLashma's Brothers at Adikiston, Virginia, were injured in a cave-in around 6 o'clock. They were taken to the nearby county hospital for treatment, condition reported as not serious.
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Tao Searr
DeLashma
Adikiston
Dajarles
Fey
Ara
Anne
Geeta
Budees
Almatte
Ametioa
Tiberty Teague
Natonal Union
Suc¢hal Datee
United Mine Workers
Nowel
Artivan
Lew Willy
Queen of the Coor Wish Preg Pa Nor Llevn
An uncertain clipping reports a woman named Mrs LOM Stuharta facing a one year coop with muted actions and a heart condition. It mentions strange medical terms and various items like dental and pharmacite in a disjointed list.
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LOM Stuharta Coop
Campaign Spending Totals Questioned Amid Unclear Estimates
A long, garbled OCR recounts campaign expenditures with figures cited as millions yet unclear totals. It mentions national unions, state committees, and labor groups spending large sums, including references to labor leaders and party figures. The piece notes reporting gaps and reporting practices across committees and states.
Elaborate Grapefruit Prep for Eastern Market Unveiled
Report details the elaborate packing and cleaning process for grapefruit in Rio Grande Valley as it ships to eastern markets. A narrative follows Dr and Mrs Watkins detailing washing with disinfectant water, coloring steps, packing, and the journey to St. Louis and Texas with notes on equipment, displays, and local figures witnessing the operation.
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Rio Grinds
Mra Om
Smuth
Dab Ma Colonna
Moishen
Cole
Dr. Watkins
Grande Vailey
deVeney
Bang
Ieee
Watkins
Sears
Watkin
Oran
Wo Grande Vale
Pali Ware
Birning
Mos Watkins
Care Baby Saved by Loyal Dog Amid Forest Incident
A baby was carried by a dog as the animal shielded it from danger. The scene unfolded near a porch where bystanders heard a shout and witnessed the dog protecting the child before calm returned.
$250,000 Jewel Theft From Philadelphia Shop
A bank building in Philadelphia reports a $250,000 jewel theft at a jewelry store. Police say three men entered the shop, forced clerks to the floor, restrained them, and fled with valuables after disabling alarms. No victims reported serious injuries.
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Philadelphia
Hes
Charles Dieinger
Otner
Tir
Jacin da
Whale
Pitot Point
Neosadd
Mehaffie Exonerated In Fatal Auto Mishap
Mehaffie cleared of responsibility in a fatal auto crash. Police report states the driver stepped into the street and collided with a pedestrian, with no charges filed against Mehaffie. The accident prompted an investigation by the automobile coroner and related authorities.
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Mehaffie
Willian MO Mehattie
Dhar Tab
Ida Nubeanothe
Thalia
Fe Earima
Orpiatert
Vo Gieley
Taletanare Drurtey Oo
Tony
Motor Veltele
Murder Reunion Linked To Missing Tattoed Victim
Fragmented OCR reports a crime case involving a murder in Clerksville near Prestburg. Names and details are garbled but describe a reunion of individuals and investigators seeking a missing tauehtera bearing tattoo marks. Local families are named as part of the unfolding incident.
Mass attack on Madrid sparks fierce fighting across city
Reports describe a major assault as government forces and fascist reinforcements clash with insurgent troops in Madrid. Heavy shelling and street fighting surge through western districts toward the royal area while defenders retreat under bombardment.
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Uae
Madrid
Sladek
Vb (Ap
Montila Mita
Arlilery
Tates
Occasanaly
Hales
Capitan
Vala Verde
Harter
Moorlalssure
Legionmitres
Alitis
Carhanchel
Bajo
Cra del Campo
Eniake Fran Oi
Morita Barracks
Stolen Highway Signs Spark Thefts Across Maryland Area
Marsland historical Society asks for Blue police aid after more than a score of highway markers vanished. Major Enoch G. Gary notes an organized plot, with signs along Southern Maryland roads leading to Washington and now spreading toward Frederick County. Investigators warn aluminum signs fetch high prices. Authorities urge public vigilance and prompt reporting.
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J. Alesis Surlver
Marsland Hfistorical Society
Enoch G. Gary
Patice
Shriver
White
Perry
Montromers
Bomterick
Robert FE Fee
White's Ferry
Antietam
Signa
Souther Marys Land
Washington
Prederick Coun
Nietonters
Sackeby
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