Hold Preaching Mission Here All Monday Nov 16
Washington and Baltimore ministers headline a one day preaching mission at Trinity Reformed Chapel and Calvary M E Church with speakers including Rev Frederick D Brown, Dr Raphael H Miller, and Dr A Wilson. Lectures cover evangelism, the church, and Christ's philosophy with a mass meeting at 7:45 pm and a supper conference in Calvary Parish Hall. The event draws widespread ministerial and lay attendance and marks a major interdenominational effort in the city.
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Gheatotelgen Noaston
Trinity
Calvary Method
Weer Geert Street
Prederick
D Brown
Tey Church
Washington
Dew
Tt P. Zuse
Jyh Mumerial Ascrociation
Vleow
Bensjamin W. Mahodit Rey
O E Webler
Jed
Watnun T
Darby
Trinity Chapel
LT Duo
Charles Enders
Concordia Frangical and Reformed Church
Enders
Washington Cty Ministerial Union
Willead
Raphael H. Miler
National City Christian Church
Wail
Miler
National Preaching Mission
A. P. Shirekey
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mr. Shirkey
Trinity Chan
A. Wilson
Wilson
Columbia
Heights Christian
Cema
Calvary Parish
Warvey
Blue
Trinty Reformed
Adamstown
Wilton
Drarth
Shutdown at Celanese Pant Reported Complete
Cumberland reports a near total shutdown at the Celanese Corporation of America plant as striking textile union workers press for wage increases. Only essential maintenance staff remained on site while production halted, affecting orders and operations at the western Maryland facility.
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Finsie
Maryland
Tafen eMems
Travelock
Dewria
Eme Eials
Promelderale
Aire
Rac Mareris
Pedestrians Among October Traffic Fatalities In Maryland
Maryland’s October traffic death toll includes 43 victims with 30 pedestrians. Commissioner Walter Rudy says many fatalities occur at night on straight roads. 36 deaths in clear weather, 6 in rain. Most drivers at fault were not speeding. 13 drivers were exonerated or pending verdicts.
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Maryland
Walter Rudy
Fantoine
Vieilma
Tacce
Weskeene
Pat Taemtyeatx
Rac
Frederick County
Missionary Clinic Held by Seneca Association Mary land Women’s Missionary Society
A Missionary Clinic conducted by the Seneca Association of the Maryland Women’s Missionary Society met at the Furst Baptist Church in Frederick on Thursday. About 60 members from Rockville Brunswick Page foun Wesetton Germantown Mt. rural areas attended. Officials named include State Chairman of Mission Study Mrs. Charters Hewitt and State Chairman of Stewardship Mrs. Samuel R. Barn, with local leaders from various churches.
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Seneca Association
Maryland Women's Misionary Society
Furst Baptist Church
Prederick
Diane
Frederick St Jones
Charters Hewitt
Samuel R. Barn
Sig
Naltimore
Rockville
Brunswick
Page Foun
Wesetton
Germantown
Mt _ filen
Upper Geneeca
Baltimore
Frederick
Supers
Mra
W. Oc
Royalh Ast Elate
J. P. Dan
Building line request remains undecided on West Pitt Street
The proposed setback of thirty feet from the curb on the south side of the 300 block of West Pitt Street was not settled. Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler said the issue will be discussed at the next session, following a request by Reverend Charles Fo Welter and input from aldermen and property owners.
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West Pith
Lloyd C. Cutler
Charles Fo Welter
Alte
Cy Enat
Mageet
Green predicts failure of 6.1.0 insurrection
The item quotes Green forecasting the failure of 6.1.0 insurrection and predicting John L. Lewis's campaign will fail. Alf of L. will organize the unorganized, with bold claims about labor and world reaction, amid garbled OCR prose and political rhetoric.
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Green
ALF. OF
Miss Gerhard to Spend Three Days at College
Miss Gerhard, longtime Hood College representative in Uw missionary work in Japan and former North Japan College teacher, will visit the college from Sunday to Tuesday. She will speak Monday at 8 pm on the International Selections Group of the Home Town Hall and again Tuesday morning at 145 in Bexdbeck Mast, with both talks open to the college community.
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Mary E. Gerhard
Hood College
Bexdbeck Mast
Entre College
Textile Conference in Washington Next Spring
Geneva reports delegates to the International Labour Organization welcomed President Roosevelt’s invitation for a textile conference in Washington next spring. The likely meeting, set for April, will discuss the 40 hour week working conditions and global textile industry issues. Delegates from about 22 countries including Germany will attend representing governments employers and workers.
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Geneva
International Labor Organizsion
Mooresvelt
Washington
Wll
Germany
Mussolini Moves to Abolish Italian Courts of Law
Rome November 1 AP Premier Mussolini announced plans to abolish existing Italian courts of law and replace them with state committees and a socialized legal profession. Eminent lawyers and Justice Ministry officials are drafting details for the new system.
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Mussolini
Rome
Musialini Nas
Torneys
Ministry of Justice
Althorito T the Ciarters
Body Of Baby Found In Postoffice Bundle
Federal inspectors in San Francisco found the body of a baby in a package opened at the dead letter office. The age and sex could not be determined due to the condition. The package was addressed to St Merete Hospital in San Francisco and bore return postage and address labels. No hospital by that name exists in the city.
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San Francisco
San Frisco
San Pranelees
Unclear OCR text reports a man near Frederick Center Friday
Fragmentary item describes a person near a factory and home on Mono Avenue after an event at Frederick Center Friday. Names and details are garbled, preventing clear identification of individuals or actions.
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Thume
Eauah
Emery Sherl
Priew Uravhers
Daas
Emmave
Frederick
Mono Avenue
Beatae
Trapped By Tattoo Ao Detestive Stoppered Case
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a detective and halted pursuit on a stairway with scattered names and ledger terms. It hints at a staged crime scene or investigation, with references to suspects and a ledger, but readable specifics are extremely limited. The piece appears as a corrupted excerpt from a detective narrative.
Indicted for Criminal Assault in Montgomery Province
Indicted in Montgomery County for criminal assault with a jury set to hear the case. The defendant allegedly picked up a victim near a county road and took her to a nearby area before the offense. The incident led to a firearm and sexual assault accusation, with the defendant facing murder-related charges following a reported death.
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Montgomery
Pope Speaks For Hour To Missionary Union
Pope Pius XI addressed about 3000 Missionary Union representatives in Vatican City on November 19. He described missions as a sacred duty and thanked the faithful for their continued support while reaffirming health and perseverance in service. The pope’s speech stressed unity and Christlike gratitude across the church.
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Pope
Missionary Union
Vatican City
Pius XI
Alleged Bank Robber Shot By Police Near Jackson Ohio
Federal agents and local police shot and captured Rose Halley, 24, after an early morning gun battle on a farm nine miles northwest of Jackson. He was taken to Chillicothe hospital with two bullet wounds and listed in not serious condition. Halley was wanted as an escaped prisoner for bank robbery and for violating the national bank act.
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Jackson
Ohio
Jackson County
Chillicote
Rose Halley
Here
Chillicothe Hospital
Ben W. Rout
Chillireathe
Talley
Gas fumes escape in Johnsonburg injure, kill one
Gas escaping from a broken valve in a tank facility sent five people to a hospital and affected fifteen others in Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania. Officials said a valve on the tank car did not break, but fumes spread through the neighborhood. The incident occurred as local council members or officials were elected at a monthly meeting of a women’s chapter.
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Johnsonburg
A. W. Nordstrom
Walker
R. O. Jones
Wiliam
King
Calvi Hb
Rage
East Pearth Street
Cassin King
John W. Albaugh
Myra Jamene
Revorits
Samuel Poton Leads 1920s Limaite Park Event
An unclear artifact describes a 1920s gathering at Limeetore park led by Samuel Poton of Lemsteen. It mentions catches, a target, and a Thinspanyite figure, with garbled dates and numbers reducing readability.
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Limeetore Park
Samuel Poton
Ef Lemsteen
Hea Jung
May Foreign Securities Control Debate Reaches Question Row
The article documents a broad inquiry into potential foreign control over securities markets. It notes a presidential statement and ongoing examination of advertisements and regulatory steps as authorities consider viability and scope of control measures. It references policy discussions, possible legislative action, and names connected to the debate.
Roosevelt Comments on Munitions Wages Debate
President Roosevelt addresses proposals on wage costs in munitions production. He argues wages should not be the decisive factor in policy while urging limitations on defense spending. The remarks come during a press conference as he outlines positions on economic controls and military supply considerations.
Stands by Mother as Baby Moses Claims Hidden Infant
In a striking account, a WPA worker Crawford testified that the mother stood by her claim of a baby Moses while facing investigators. The woman admitted fabricating the infant tale to keep her husband from learning she bore the child. Authorities recorded her confession after the incident sparked scrutiny.
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Moses
Crawford
Pirkwoods
WPA
Iis
Creeford
Wis
Qeyr
Wiles
Mie
Abe
Matunuska Colonist Bride Dies By Own Action
Coroner's Jury finds bride Mrs. Tadaips PN kettan, bride af ot Tenths, dead after apparent self harm. Report mentions she shot herself and the death occurred near a tree. jury notes involvement of her husband and local residents in the incident.
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Tadaips
PN Kettan
Fragmented plea for fishing safety and patrols in county
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a full moon, berritis fishing, county down, foremen meeting, oak tree, attack, and hesitating, with references to Defoe and a moment of then dal Unk tre herritig. The text is garbled and unclear but hints at local safety or patrol actions and a planned response.
Opins Beta School Reports Government Crisis Fan Opins
Opins beta school report details turmoil around Alplamsta governance and emergency measures. References to new federal policy, foreign cigarettes, and a reform measure appear amid incomplete text. Names and exact actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Opins Beta School
Tory
Satyr
Ced Fiels
Deere
Alplamsta
Toeie
Biome
Poke
Hiv
Kiveko
Annual Play Day Held At Hood College On Saturday
Hood College hosts Play Day featuring hockey tennis archery and shooting events with participants from Hood and George Washington University. A culminating dinner and athletic association retreat follow as students and faculty mingle in a day of friendly competition and campus camaraderie.
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Hood College
Ciauetier Calles
George Wortiincton
Abso Gedy
Tesy Dermis
Mve Areliers
Atxridete
Dee Parteipants
Atehets
Hood
FE Verry
Pyraoanel
Mia Edo Dumpervey
Thyatay Haharation
Kia Mos
Dactraeter
Patrick FoRwei
AM Grerthcipants
Coblentz Hal
Gole
Atiiette
Frances Mites
Pittaviie
Marjoria McFerrag
Avington
Mia Helen Vander Diedoir
Chestnut
Buatoeh Striegier
Latrobe
Mary Wittlely
Balemore
Onemient O
Aenior
Tanay
Sfics
tWanbure
Metimare
Sds
Hasomin
Fimo
Elas Anong
Two Women Injured Returning From Here
Mra Frank Skea and Mra Tubes Myers, both of Mt Alry, were injured Monday night when their automobile collided with a truck on the National Highway two miles west of New Market. Ebergs suffered a fracture of the left wrist and Meyers received lacerations and contusions. The truck was driven by Wile Asrocinte, Cartide, Datte and Cacho Topps. The Martinname, an accomplice, escaped with minor injuries. The truck was disabled and the Myers car demolished. A highway crack near Taaben caused further damage to vehicles and property. Charges of reckless driving were placed against both Biney and Lew before Justice.
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Ant
K. Myers
Mt Alry
Myers
New Market
Ebergs
Mia
Nethwanen
Fort Viederick
Aringes Aml Wits
Wiledam Asrocinte
Cartide
Datte
Cacho
Mogan
Taaben
Danut DL Wison
Mr Ary
G.I Lewis
Lewinlale
Sible
Cermantown
Kieffer Muckingham
Airy
Iver
Perry Treats
Strick
Biney
Lew
Aitling
Tésban
Thuruaay
Chio Noweromer
Randvistown
Fiancee Juliana Granted Naturalization And Marriage Consent
The Wague on November 13 approved naturalization for Prince Lesnhard and consent to the marriage of Crown Prince Saubyna and Gere man optine. The ceremony is set for January 7 with Parchment today noting the royal approvals and betrothal arrangements.
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Juliana
Prince Lesnhard
Lippetesterfeld
Dieverrealth Flanes
Crown Prinense
Saubyna
Pybament Amity
Gereman
Madrid Fights End as Government Forces Down 21 Planes
In a major air clash over Madrid, government planes repelled a large insurgent aerial assault. Twenty one planes were shot down or crashed, including several insurgent craft that fell near the government ministry. The government reported downing additional insurgent fighters and thwarting another bombardment of the capital.
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Madea
Montana
Segevla
Hel
Montana Barracks
Madras
Madrid
Defense Ceaters
Paselst Tines
Oaan del Campo
Tti
Toledo
Aix
Market Mixed as Frosting Thin but Some Good Bites
New York November 13 AP reports a cheerfully mixed stock market. Despite extra dividends and favorable earnings, traders remained cautious with brokers noting buyers in doubt. Bonds commodities and foreign exchanges moved unevenly as stocks opened around 87 7.
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New York
Ster Ung
Friday the Thirteenth Arrives Quietly in Frederickton
The year’s final Friday the 13th passes with little omen or fuss as Frederickton residents go about the day. Observers note this Friday, November 13, with only casual reminders of superstition and no widespread alarm or ritual.
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Fredericktonians
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Report
For the 24 hours ending today a precipitation total is noted. November precipitation reached 3 inches, normal 24 inches, with November 1996 at 68 inches. High yesterday was 47, low last night 31. Temperatures and stream conditions are listed for Potomac and nearby areas with fishing suitability at Monocacy.
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Vortcery
Potomac St
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