Christmas Savings Clubs in Frederick to Disburse Over 300000
More than 300000 will be paid to Frederick city and county residents as Christmas Savings Clubs finalize payments this month. Banks report about 9,000 accounts, with final payments on November 22 and checks mailed in early December. Banks include Frederick National, Farmers and Mechanics, Fredericktown Savings, Central Trust, and Commercial State.
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Fredeick
Frederick
Frederick County National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Commercial State Bank
Frederch
Arctic Broadcast to Remote Settlements Marks New Era
Pittsburgh reports that Westinghouse will start a series of news broadcasts to Arctic settlements. The program will be aired from four Westinghouse stations beginning at eastern standard time. This marks the first sustained news entry to the Arctic region since early spring thaw.
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Pittsburgh
APL
Ees Go
Westinghowse Electr and Manufacturing Corp Mail
Tte
Pirates seize French steamer and loot passengers
Pirates boarded the French steamer Wann at Kaas, shot a guard, looted the ship, and abandoned it with valuables worth about 854 in unknown currency, taking passengers and a cargo of coins and ammunition.
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Kaaschoian
Weerth
Pallion
Iria
Farmers Lose by Strike in Britain
Chicago reports that American and Canadian wheat prices fell 2 to 3 3/4 cents as British coal strikes and higher European vessel rates cut into grain shipments. Argentina and Australia expect large outputs, while Canadian wheat in sight rises, and U S stockpiles remain moderate though above last year. Corn, oats, hogs, lard and provisions move with this shifting global demand and price outlook.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
North America
Equator
United States
Canada
Personal notes from the Sesqui centennial and local visits
Purely personal items list attendees and travels of social figures visiting Philadelphia for the Sesqui centennial Exposition and reflecting daily movements of families and friends across Maryland Florida Tampa and Baltimore with brief mentions of winter plans and host greetings.
Notebook enters evidence in Hall Mills murder trial
A notebook described as a diary and a set of 15 letters written by Rev Edward W Hall to Mrs Eleanor Mills were admitted as evidence in the Hall Mills murder trial. The diary pages were torn from the cover and identified by Charlotte Mills. The defense argued they had no knowledge of the diary. The diary covers July 31 to August 12.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall- Mills
Charlotte Mills
Eleanor R. Mills
Edward W. Hall
Mills
Hall
Jane Gibson
Hall-Mills
Piece of La Plata School Timber Found Near Governors Bridge
John Haas found a three foot, yellow painted wood piece with nail holes near Governors Bridge in Anne Arundel county. He believes it came from the La Plata schoolhouse wrecked in Tuesday’s tornado that killed 18. Haas and Joseph Mayre say it was not on the property before the storm and shows no weathering.
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Annapolis
John Haas
Joseph Mayr
Governors Bridge
Davingonville
Anne Arundel County
la Plata
Haas
Annealundel
Mayre
Uncle Joe Cannon to Be Buried Tuesday
Danville Wisconsin AP reports the funeral for Joseph Cannon known as Uncle Joe, who served 90 years, will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Rt James Methodist Episcopal church. Rev F N Ewine will officiate with Past Commanders of the American Legion Post as pallbearers. The body will lie in state from 1 to 2 PM Sunday.
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Danville
Jor* Cannon
FT. XN. Ewine
Rt. James Methodist Episcopal
Cannon
Congressional
Unele
Doe
Christmas Gifts Planned for Children by Society
Gifts for needy children under the Children's Aid Society direction are being prepared for distribution next month. The probation officer, Miss Louise F P Nelson, will oversee the program and a small gift and candy day will accompany the Christmas entertainment for the children.
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Children’s Aid Society
Hase Feta
Teo Hundred County
Louise FP Nelson
Tao
Children’s Aid
Socety
Prices Trend Upward In Short Session Today
Stocks showed a general rise in a brief session in New York as sporadic selling warmed prices. Traders mostly operated with brisk activity on volatile motor shares while short interest was squeezed, leaving closings near the day’s steady level.
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New York
Weather outlook predicts rain and mixed temps next week
Weather forecast from Washington reports rain and mold expected to begin Monday with mild temps, then colder and mostly fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. A warm-up is seen Thursday, with rain in the south and possible snow in the north by Friday.
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Washington
Robber at Broadway Jewelry Store Shot by Police
A daylight jewelry store holdup on Broadway near Wharton and Brow Street ended with an armed robber fatally wounded after opening fire on officers. A policeman and a bystander were wounded as the incident caused chaos in midtown Manhattan.
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New York
Broadway
Disdit Tonday
Sunngla Avith
Tid & Dystamler
Holt Silverfeld
Start
Browway
Pilgrimage by Shrine to visit Westminster and towns
Officials from Boumi Temple Baltimore prepare a Delux bus caravan to Westminster Taneytown Emmitsburg Thurmont and Frederick on November 20 leaving Baltimore at 1 PM and arriving Frederick at 6 PM. A parade drill band concert and dinner are planned with events in Court Park Court House and West Church Street weather permitting.
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Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Westminster
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Piarmont
Frederick
Saturdy
Francis Scott Key
Court Park
qPlans
Focal
Court House Park
West Church Street
Court
Record Streets
Frederick Armory
George M
Maire
Jo Xexman Numsen
Neaman C Holmes
J. Edsarg
Kirwar
Allan Cleveland
J Scott
Shrine
Tnes
Patrol
Rispom
Tanes Foun
Aoe Seamafie
Tan Tonn
Emmit Bu
Thurmoent
Ghows
Freedergy
Jeleianzemenis
Frank
Hecar
Gilbert
Geo Wo Balto
Walter H Tavis
Edgar
Warres Tharmait
Pe Mer
Bie
Hoisad Bo Lass
Memorial campaign at Frederick City Hospital schedule announced
A campaign to raise 130 000 for a Frederick City Hospital expansion opens November 22 with gifts endowing memorial beds and free beds for children. Frederick volunteers fund the drive entirely while district meetings gear up for a large wartime scale canvass. Queen Marie may address the opening dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Francis Scott Her Hotel
Profixnatius Bjerbee Ig
Queen Marie
Lloyd C Culler
Deine
R. J. Town
Robert Warfield
Submarine Seized in Champlain Coast Running Case
A submerged craft was seized on Lake Champlain near St Albans Vermont as authorities reported an attempt to run a submarine used for coast traffic. Investigators noted the vessel’s motors and attempted communications tied to river and border routes, with involvement hinted by Canadian authorities and American coast guard.
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St Albans
Rcastem
Asheut Motors
Stizey
Lake Champlain
Ain Tadamian
Royal Canadian Woiriel Pa
Pere Moentsamern
Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Rise Across Maryland Markets
Local talking points indicate turkey costs will climb as high as 60 cents per pound for dressed birds with wholesale buyers paying 45 to 50 cents. Frederick County farmers expect strong demand from select customers and regional shipments may affect local prices as families choose between turkey and chicken this holiday season.
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Father
Paps
Dad
Frederick County
Turkey
Maryland
Two Dead in Texas Dance Hall Fight
In Lake Texas last night at the Santa Rita Hotel ballroom a brawl ended with two men dead and several injured. Officer Coats, 24, exchanged gunfire with C Vodomes, 25, as citizens tried to aid him. Alfa Hean, 19, sustained a fatal wound while Jones was wounded in the arm. Coats escaped amid the melee as authorities searched for suspects.
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Ing Lake
Texas
Coats
Santa Rita Hotel
Brest Tea
George Hayes
C. Vodomes
Alfa Hean
Jones
Tam
Houdini Estate Bequeathed to American Library and Congress
The will leaves the Houdini collection to the American Society for Physical Education and to the Congressional Library with the inscription Donated Library of the late Harry Houdini. His widow Rhus is named executrix to oversee a tripartite division. A bronze bust and grave monument are planned, with various lithographs and effects going to Dr Theodore Fring Weiss, who is to destroy them on his brother's death.
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Guthrie
New York
Willinss
American Society For
Congressional Library
Harry Voudini
Harden
Washington Berean Albert Boall Faces Trial in Naval Oil Case
Former interior secretary Albert Boall returns from a New Mexico ranch to Washington. He is slated to stand trial in November 1932 for conspiring with Edward Doheny Jr and Harry Sinclair to defraud the government of naval oil reserves.
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Nea
Washington
Albert Boall
Waphington
New Mexico
Iol Doheny
Dohens, Jr
Harry Sinclair
Mrs Wilson Appears At Tea In Washington Society
Washington society buzzes as Mrs Woodrow Wilson attends a high profile tea hosted by the Women’s Democratic Club where she serves honorary president. Once reclusive, she mingled with guests for two hours and now attends congressional sessions, signaling renewed political interest.
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Washington
NEA Service
Woodrow Wilson
Women's
Democratc Club
Ovell
Garibaldi and Macia Arrested in Catalan Plot
Ricciotti Garibaldi and Col Francisco Macia were arrested in Paris as part of the Catalan plot investigation and sent to Santé prison. Macia had said he recruited all troops for the Catalan expedition without Garibaldi's help, with Catalan leader arriving from Perpignan.
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Paris
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Hrandson
Francisco Macia
Sante
Delegates Recommend Settlement of Strike
Delegates in London discuss a settlement proposal for an ongoing strike. The conference reviews the cover agreement terms and indications show some support for acceptance though specifics remain unclear.
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London
Velesats
Siniking Cap
Inday
Thanksgiving and Hood College Holiday Schedules
Four day Thanksgiving break for Frederick county students plus a Christmas vacation from December 24 to January 3. Hood College details include noon December 17 to 7 30 pm January 3 for holiday observances. St Timothy’s Church marks 20th anniversary with service and reception events.
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Hood
Hood College
Membership Sunday Observed Across City Churches
Following the evangelistic campaign, churches in the city will observe Membership Sunday Sunday morning to welcome new members into the Protestant congregations.
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John Marelii't Burr
Ethel Graves
Britain
A. Campbell Bennett
College Park
John T
Philadelphia
Bests Wrother
Charles Waller
Howard Plaine
Pootia YW
Mat An Smith
West Thorn Sireet
Charles NS Black
Ian. Norman
Tampa
Florida
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Kathleen Grove
Miam
Fla
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Wiese Hester
Margaret Ford
Dougie Woot
Suffolk
Oman
Yan Fonte
Singer
Joe
Kansas City
Coolidge
Kangas City
Boumi
Masur Wee
Jae
Bouae
Wel
Anan
Harry Houdini
New
York
Frederick City
Winchester Hall
Frederick Clinc Club
G. Lloyd Palmer
J. H. Apple
Palmer
Urbana
Myersville
North Market
Charles Wertheimer
George L. Miller
Katherine Sculy
St. Timothy’s
St. Timothy’s Mlassen
Franklin Street
W. R. B. Turner
Louis Ewald
Victor 5. Ross
Mr. Turner
Women's Missionary Society
Era
Girls’ Friendly Society
Kansas
Nba
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