Armistice Day Parade Marks Frederick Celebration
A colorful Armistice Day parade in Frederick drew hundreds along Market Street despite 40 degree winds. The Francia Scott Key Post led a long procession including police, the Maryland National Guard, local bands, school groups, a float by the Frederick High School Future Farmers of America, and numerous civic organizations. Awards were handed out by judges at City Hall for best appearances and floats, with many shops closed for a half holiday and Armistice Day observations continuing through the afternoon.
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American Legion
Bnowfurries
Tie Cluny Wea Band Co
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City Hall
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Culler
Bard
Maryland National Guard
Red Cross
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick High School
Minway
Frtnce Farmers of America
Bugies
United Band
Salvation Army Children’s Drum
Francis Scott Key Post
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Legion Pont
Jegiay Pot
George BH
McClerk
Rotary Civs
Ben Rasenour
Kiwanis Club
Rover Bo Wolfe Lions Cuub
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Strand
Mountain City Temple
Clik Gietaed
Aunt Jenin Fire Company
Firs Company
Aunt Knry
Junior Fire Company
Future Farmers of America
Motorcycle Crash Hurts Local Boy At Square Corner
Clagett Ramsburg, son of Jesse and Mrs Ramsburg, remained in hospital after a motorcycle struck the rear door of the Ramsburg auto as they waited for a red light near South Market Street. The rider fled the scene, and the incident prompted police review. A second item notes Washington easing of foreign exchange restrictions, allowing currency transfers up to 5 weekly to the Federal Reserve Bank.
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Ramsburg
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George” Hoffman
Joan
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve Bank
NICE AND RITCHIE TO MEET ON PUBLIC WORKS
Baltimore reports Governor Albert C. Wartenie will convene with the incumbent State Board of Public Works to discuss state finances and future policy. The board includes the governor, William Gordy, state comptroller, and John McDennis, state treasurer. No specific agenda was announced.
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State Board of Public Works
Widney
Albert CL Wartenie
William
Aes
French crisis prompts appeal to parties in unity
A French appeal urges political parties to forget differences amid domestic disorder and unrest during Armistice celebrations. Germany’s leadership expresses concern, while French ministers discuss air and naval cooperation and support for a new premier.
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Chansedor Hitles
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Navy
Armistice Day in France Described by Miriam Apple
Miss Miriam Apple, club member and former Army clerk, shared vivid memories of Armistice Day in Tours at the Zonta Club meeting in Metal Prederivk. She recalled quiet morning, evening flags, lanterns, celebratory singing, and a Pershing visit that included a review of officers and troops. she noted grateful letters from Col. and service members, highlighting end of World War I experiences.
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Miriam Apple
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Father pays ransom hope for kidnapped daughter return
A. E. Distelhurst of Nashville says he is prepared to pay the $5,000 ransom for his six year old daughter Dorothy Ann who has been missing since September 19. He believes contact with the kidnapper has been established in New York and says the Department of Justice will step back to allow negotiation. Distelhurst notes the letters show a literate, probably New Yorker kidnapper with no foreign hints. Police say the investigation points to a New York suspect and an automobile with New York plates seen near the victim’s home.
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A. E. Distefiurst
Nashville
Tenn
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Shot to Death in Harlem District Prompts Arrests
In Harlem a shooting left Los Angeles native Lawrence Leonor dead and 30 year old son amid a fracas with Lyons. Police arrested several suspects including Yonesroes wife and Dennis Wells who testified amid the melee. Investigators grouped details from a chaotic scene near Far Ess and Canton Foot.
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Los Angeles
Wrence Leonor
New Yor
Harlem
Law Lyons
George
Dennis Wells
Lyons
Kimcia
Large corn crop for Maryland seen this year
The November 1 crop survey by Maryland shows a crop outlook for Maryland corn slightly larger than last year and above the five year average. Wheat sowing later than usual. oats fair. barley higher. Hay yields good. late potatoes disappointing. apples light but fair quality. 1934 Maryland and US production outlook summarize crops with state and national comparisons.
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College Park
Maryland Crop Restoring Service
As Fox
Maryland
U. S
Rikant Ann Fahnern
Povatoss
Apptes
Mrs. Davis Wins State Farm Women's Speaking
College Park Maryland November 12 Mrs Harry L Davis Monrovia Frederick county won first place in the farm women's public speaking contest at the University of Maryland under the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation. Second place went to Mrs Howard T Price Phoenix Mrs Davis earned the right to represent the state in a national contest in Nashville Tennessee December 10 to 12. Mrs Price will be the alternate and attend if needed. Mrs Davis could not go. In her prize winning address she said World War helped bring about widespread agricultural low mood citing the passing of the frontier machinery on farms and market business end snarilation as major causes.
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Harry L. Davis
Monrovia
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau | Federation
Howard T. Price
Phoenix
Davis
American | Farm Bureau Federation
Nashville
Tenn
Railroads in RFC default move to restore finances
Washington reports the RFC and Interstate Commerce officials work with railroad management to return carriers to sound finances. The program omits certain information while advances total about 423.8 million dollars with 70.6 million in payments to cover RFC lending costs.
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Belgium Faces Government Dissension Ahead of Parliament Opening
In Brussels uncertainty grows as King Leopold weighs changes to the cabinet amid dissension within government circles. Premier and ministers prepare formal resignations at parliament’s opening, with speculation that a new finance chief could seize control as in past crises.
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