Hoover renews plea for co operation in recovery drive
President Hoover, en route home to Washington, pledges continued nonpartisan cooperation to sustain economic recovery. He urges unity with opponents and notes plans for constructive action in the remaining four months of his administration. Hoover stresses nonpartisan measures must continue vigorously amid Southern California greeting crowd. Roosevelt much improved after cold, staying in bed at the executive mansion as rest continues.
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Turner Seeks Round Trip Coast Flight Record
Transcontinental speed pilot Col Roscoe Turner departed from Burbank early today aiming a Los Angeles to New York and return flight covering about 5 024 miles in roughly 22 hours He expected a short stop in New York and a pace near 270 to 285 mph eastbound and about 245 mph westbound Clear weather prevailed along the route except Columbus with overcast skies rain and snow.
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Man and Wife Die in Auto Truck Crash Near Ballumore
Ballumore November 12 AP report says a head on collision between an automobile and a truck near Ballumore killed Frank L. Long of Aberdeen Me and his wife Biz Parnell. Their seven year old son survived with head cuts. Driver Frank Linkmen Jr. was injured as authorities launch an investigation.
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Weather Summary for November Precipitation and Temps
Weather notes show precipitation totals for November and year comparisons with figures for 1931 and 1930. High and low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, and river conditions are listed with muddy Potomac and Mornecacy streams noted.
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Mornecacy
Congressional Relief Bills Stir Debate in Ailing Economy
Washington observers note the Democratic House and Hoover era tensions. Analysts say the next session will test inflation, veterans’ benefits, and bank deposit polices amid partisan clashes, with little likelihood of rapid passage before year end.
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Fate of fair up at meeting today
Frederick County Agricultural Society holds a special meeting in the Court House to decide plans for raising funds and paying current bills for the coming year. The society faced a documented debt of 35000 dollars and a 5000 dollar loss from the previous month with no premiums this year. A plan to assess life members for funding was under consideration among about 930 members.
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World Friendship Meet Planned by Frederick Youth Groups
Plans are finished for the third annual World Friendship meeting by Frederick young people societies. The event Sunday at 6 15 o clock p m at First Baptist Dill avenue features Rev William R Basthan Hood College professor speaking on America and World Friendship. Music from three countries by Miss Miriam Rhoads includes Londonderry Air La Marseillaise and Auld Lang Syne. The public is invited as the event promotes international understanding and friendship among nations.
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Stocks Climb as Wheat Gains Lift Market Momentum
New York stock prices rose for the third straight session but gains were pared by weekend profit taking. Wheat markets surged trading on strong demand and farm equipment shares stayed robust, with about 300 000 shares changing hands and total funds around 3 323 dollars listed.
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Chicago
State Dept to Give Out Notes on Debts
Washington Not 22 AP The State department will publish the debt notes Monday amid varied speculations The move comes as officials prepare public release of the documents and related papers.
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Frederick Churches Highlight City Architecture and History
Rev Charles D Shaffer cites Fredericks rich church architecture as a top asset noting historic shrines such as Evangelical Reformed, Calvary Methodist, All Saints Episcopal and St John Catholic. He praises Trinity Chapel and Winchester Hall Greek designs, recalls Stonewall Jackson in church, and touts nearby courtsquare homes and local colleges as scenic attractions for visitors.
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Elie Sheetz Dead Pioneer of Martha Washington Candy Stores
Elie Sheetz a Washington candy store founder died at his home at 599 Twelfth West after a long career spanning 65 years. Born 1848 in Lancaster Pa he opened the first Martha Washington candy shop in Washington and expanded to 1200 stores nationwide. Survived by daughter Dr Sheetz. Local stores include one in Frederick. Police report an arrest in Emmitsburg for liquor possession.
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Bet Pay Tonight Rescheduled After Agreement
A garbled note describes an election bet to be paid tonight under an agreement involving William Line, Hoover, and others. The text mentions a procession and a drum band, with Simon and Crimtme referenced in uncertain terms, indicating a local wager and social event.
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Hoover
Leon Roose
Seays
Simon
Probe on Pennsylvania and Delaware Election Details
Unclear fragment mentions an investigation or probe about elections in Pennsylvania and Delaware. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are discernible from the fragment.
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PENNSYLVANIA
DELAWARE
Local visitors from Ontario spend weekend in Frederick
Muss Nels Woods and MM Falls Ontario and Mr Water Ho Me Daniel travel to Frederick for a weekend visit. Daniel formerly lived here and enjoys renewing friendships as they extend their stay with friends.
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Hunters Line Up for Licenses Before Open Season
Hunters gathered outside Cisrk's office to obtain rabbit or hare licenses as the open season approaches. Deputies issued tags, with about 800 more licenses than last week, and applicants awaited Monday when sales continued. The season covers turkey woodcock and grouse with dove and squirrel reopening. Hunters must display their licenses on clothing.
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Permit to Haul Freight Contested After Guilty Verdict
Wilbur Miller and Merhi Keilholtz trading as Miller and Keilholtz of Detour were found guilty of operating a freight vehicle without Public Service Commission approval in Maryland. Conviction came after a trial before Justice William J. Stoner in Harmont. they were fined 20 dollars. An appeal was filed through their Westminster attorney John Wood. The case cites milk-haul activity and a prior PSC application rejected July 15 for the route from Blue Ridge Summit to Baltimore via Thurmont and Westminster.
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Loot Recovered From Thurmont Shack in Auto Thefts
Washington county detectives aided by Deputy Sheriff Paul Hoffman raided a shack near Thurmont and recovered hundreds of auto parts. Four suspects Lester Stoner Edward Stoner Oscar Smith and William Talkim were arrested near the Blue Mountain area on larceny breaking and entering and receiving stolen goods charges. They confessed partially and were jailed in Hagerstown after transport. Victims were asked to identify the recovered items at the police headquarters in Hagerstown. Sewing Circle meeting noted at Mrs Ernest The and Mix Theos Glen Easin in Mis.
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New Photographic Studio Opens in Fair Mort District
Fellows of Braddock Reghs, long involved in photographic work, form a partnership and open a new studio at 3 West Patrick Street. The rooms are fitted and equipped for the formal opening on Monday, while the Rogers studio in Thurmont will continue.
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Snow Squalls Hit Frederick County in Morning Cloud Burst
Snow squalls struck Frederick county this morning with heavy gusty winds and freezing temperatures. By noon the sun returned as skies cleared, marking a wintry day with a low overnight and widespread chilly conditions across the region. Virginia mountains reported early snow as a storm moved from the west toward the Appalachians.
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Maine Monument at Gettysburg Dedicated
AP report notes the dedication ceremony honoring General Oliver O. Howard and Maine troops at the Gettysburg battlefield. The article mentions related events and other brief notices, including a speeding fine, a Virginia incident, and a mining accident in Ashvon-n-Maker field.
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GETTYSBURG
Storm death toll nears two thousand in Cuba amid hurricane
AP dispatch reports Cuba bearing the heaviest losses as the storm sweeping the Caribbean pushes toward Bermuda. Cuba’s death toll climbs toward 2000 with numerous deaths in Santa Cruz del Sur and Camagüey, while Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Cayman Brac report damage and casualties. Medical supplies rush to ruined areas as authorities fear an epidemic.
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Colliflower shoots 86 at Capital Golf Course
Washington reports a cold gale and icy wind testing players in the normal open golf tournament. Colliflower carded an 86 early as conditions improved with a few 70s and sun coming through. Hunter Sr. of Washington completed a test card before the group.
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