Four Appointments Made by Hiltner Announced Today
Sheriff-elect Roy M. Hilmer announced four new appointees for the sheriff’s office to take effect December 1. They are F Abrecht as office deputy, Charles W. Smith, von B. Crum as deputy, and Raymond Hilmer as turnkey at the jail, all Frederick residents except Crum of Woodsboro.
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Roy M. Hilimer
F. Abrecht
Charles W. Smith
von B. Cruts
Raymond Hilmer
Frederick
Crum
Woodsboro
Sher
Hiltner
Democratic Party
Smith
Hultner
Abrecht
Maryland
Wwe
Yiintly
Fred Wy Zillman
David J. Lewis
George Henderson
Cumberland
Surcessor
Dude Albert
Pires
Frederick County
Ira J. McCuray
Tyne
Board of
Convoners
Amonz
B. Roses
John W. Snook
Nations pay honor to Cardinal O Connell Jubilee tribute
Government and diplomats from thirty nations joined Catholic churchmen in Washington to mark the golden Jubilee of William Cardinal O Connell Archbishop of Boston. Eighty bishops traveled to present a golden chalice and bearing expressions of esteem for fifty years of priestly service. Archbishop Michael J Gurley of Baltimore presented the tribute.
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Washington
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Michael J. Gurley
Baltimore
Mrs Roosevelt breaks White House precedent at masquerade party
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt breaks long held White House tradition by hosting a masquerade party inside the executive mansion. The event scheduled for December 8 aims to console the estate’s distaff side after a recent prohibition on similar gatherings.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Franklin D. Rapsev
Yinuai
Fear for Safety of U S Missionaries in Linchow Attack
Five American missionaries and their families faced danger after a Chinese Communist attack on Linchow. A warning of communist activity had been telegraphed to them, but the message did not reach in time, leaving safety concerns unresolved.
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China
Linchow
Weather Summary For November Precipitation Figures
Report covers daily precipitation to date 3 8 inches for November. Notes 1934 excess rainfall through November with 1140 inches. Includes normal November amounts, low night temperatures, daylight times, and moon phases with moonrise and moonset times.
Roosevelt forms committee to coordinate lending activities
President Roosevelt creates a committee headed by Secretary Morgenthau to coordinate all federal lending programs as part of a broader consolidation of agencies. The plan signals absorbing emergency units as the recovery drive proceeds with decisions on Home Owners Loan Corporation funding and future control over public utilities under review.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Hoosevelt
Spaudo Lyndbel Gantt
Home Owners ‘Loan Corporation
Frederick City Hospital Board Notes Donations and Audited Books
The Frederick City Hospital board met at the Geogia Houck Nurses Home with 23 members present. A detailed October report shows patient admissions and discharges, births, and deaths while an audit by James Falk found the books correct. A bequest from the late Mrs. Emily Zimmerman Thomas was acknowledged and Thursday donation days were praised as successful.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgiapna Houck[Simmons Nurses
OL Lin Spal
Richard P. Nailin
James OH. Falk
Emily Zimmerman Thomas I
Frederick
Casper E. Cir
Hood College Event Receives Hood Deans Remarks
Miss Rath V. Pope, dean of Hood, spoke at a reunion in Reisterstown. The address highlighted Hood College activities and plans, with attendees from the Hood alumni network and local community.
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Reisterstown
French engineers unveil automatic landing stability system
An automatic control system for aircraft landing is described as ten times more stable than manual piloting. The device, developed by French engineers, claims improved stability in approach and touchdown.
Man rescues infant from Clemsonville blaze
Kenneth Smith saved his year and a half old baby from a bedroom fire believed caused by an oil stove explosion. He carried the child through flames, suffering minor facial and hand burns, later treated by Dr. T. H. Legg. The blaze began in a second story room of the former Hopewell school building and was extinguished before the Union Bridge fire department arrived.
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Kenneth Smith
Clemsonville
Smith
T. H. Legg
Union Bridge
Hopewell School
Old Guard G. O. P. Steadily Declining in Campaign Shift
The piece tracks the Republican old guard’s decline through the 1920s and 1930s, noting figures like Reed and Taft era conservatism eroding under new policies. It cites Fletcher as signaling a move toward a broader liberal path, with references to Roosevelt and the New Deal era shaping party dynamics. The narrative laments fading control of Washington policy and rising reform sentiment.
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Old Guard
Refurnis
Itiself
Washington
Framk
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Aldrich
Fletcher
Hith Et Wasa
Theatore Roosevelt
Rogmip
Cosily
Conligze
Svalvarise
Sac
White House
Frederick Nice Receives Congratulatory Visit From Dr Conley
Frederick R. Hulwy, municipal director of music, was appointed to direct the inauguration of Harry Nice as governor. Dr Charles L. Conley of Frederick visited Nice, praising him and saying the social visit held no political significance. Nice noted Conley’s long friendship and said the visit made him happy.
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Goveernor Ritchie
Nice
Dr. Comley
The New Deal In Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Analysis of the 74th Congress and its leaders. Rodney Dutcher previews shifts in Democratic leadership, noting figures like Bronson Cutting and Joe Guffey, and comments on Republican losses and progressive factions shaping policy and power.
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Vic Edgar Howard
William Jennings Bryan
Adte Mba Uda
White House
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
Roosevelt Suali
Roosevelt
Bronson
FLD
Senate
Joe Robinson
Directors of County Women's Clubs Meet
County women’s club directors hold their annual session in Belivia City, continuing a tradition of regional gatherings and organizational planning.
Sewing Garments for Relief Discussed by County Federation
A Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs meeting outlined sewing garments for relief, Deliberations covered 150 clothing records, blank forms for next year, and a new Lander club admission. Delegates named for a Washington rural conference and a March 6 federation meeting were announced.
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Washington
Die Frederick County
Raat
Mra
Frank Wise
Woolsboro
Chiwrles
Malin
Beilel
Die Inter
Frederick County
Welfare Board
F. F
Gabo
Selyk
Ami
Eaey
Frederick County Welfare Board
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Lander
Federation of Women's Clubs
Departent of Agriculture
Federaiaty
G. &. Ball
Tamsville
Elmer Guyturdefferson
George Chick
Merryland Tract
David Young
Middletown
John Kidd
Urbana
Pearson
Iris
Nellie Witter
Harmony Grove
Charlotte Quinn
Perri
Wil
Ros’ Magaha
H. © &Rdman
George E
T. E. Zammerman
Pavis
Lorette Barrick
Charles Main
George W. Arnis
Dis Houck
Ethel M. Ra
Edwin Deviibisc
Ga C. Ball
John C. Rudd
Carrot! Harp
Claude Hargett
Mollie Zimmerman
Theme
Culler
V . Zimmerman
Witham Ho Browning
W. E Bindley
Third typhoon bears down on Philippines in month
Turbulent weather report from Manda notes a third typhoon in November striking the Philippines. Mention of regional leaders and possible political figures appears in a garbled dispatch, with limited readable names and dates.
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Philippines
Steel Labor Talks Stall on Price Accord in Steel Inquiry
Secret negotiations between the National Steel Labor Relations Board and major steel units aimed at a workable agreement to ease a capital-labor price dispute have stalled. No progress has been reported since initial proposals, and observers expect the White House to weigh in next.
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Washington, Navy
Rogewell
Lip National Steel Labor Mkerations Board
Stock Market Hesitates Amid Mixed Trading
The stock market entered a hesitant phase with declines easing after the first hour as scattered buying appeared. Prices hovered near the prior close while commodities like wheat and cotton fell modestly and foreign exchanges steadied. Call money reopened at one percent and the pound sterling opened slightly higher.
Pennsylvania Senatorial Inquiry Dropped
Fragmentary dispatch reports a Pennsylvan ia senatorial inquiry being dropped. The item mentions campaign timing and references defeat by Jos Reed and a York program, with unclear details about candidates or outcomes.
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Pennsylvania
Body Identified as Missing Nashville Girl Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
The body found in Tennessee was positively identified as six year old Dorothy Ann Distelhurst missing since September. Dentist Dr Leonard Pogue said identification rested on a tooth filing and a molar match. Father Alfred Distelhurst, in New York awaiting details, expressed grief and asked for privacy as officials confirmed the girl's death.
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Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
Mastualle
Lorn
Alfred OF. Distelhurst
Abilitgtors
New York
Tohby
Nashville
Ton
Luberculosa Hospital
Dorothy Ann Distellurst
Prow
Carroflton
Distelhurst
Leonard FL Pogue
Ehidie
der. Pogue
Dorothy Ann
Wework
Pogue
Alred E. Wistelhurst
Plang
Nisteville
Tenn
Daventer
Cleveland
Chayeland Way
Five locals injured in New York automobile crash
A group of five residents were hurt when their car left a road and plunged down a steep hill near Ennanaeat New York. Passengers May Gelman Eugenia Gelman Rost Geiman Charles Calman and Mrs Foxe Geiman were transported to Frederic Ferris Thompson Hospital in Canandaigua with injuries ranging from lacerations to possible fractures. The vehicle overturned after sliding on a wet road and the victims include several family members with varying levels of injury.
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Westminster
Ennanaeat
New York
Missea May Gelman
Eugenia Gelman
Rost Geiman
Charles Calman
Rity
George Bucher John
Union Kidder
Ferris Thompson
Canandaigna
Tac Amoulaness
Alere
Tae Carmen
Eugenia Geixman
Foxe Geiman
Charles
Cute
John
My. N Shey
Mr. Geiman
Farmers and Mechanics National Westatinsier
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John E. Crum
George F. Abrecht, JR
Cardinal O’connell
U. S
Associated Press
Harry L. Davis
Mentova
Farm Bureau Federation
College Park
Board of Managers
Bouy
Charles F. Gowded
Bele
Shen
Register of Wills
State Board of Health
University of Maryland Extension Service
State Superintendent of Education
Sister Tax Commission
State Roads Commission
Board of Education
Detecrane
Hutchie
Ala
Rinkwe
Ron Price
Bureau
the Associated Press
New Deal
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Turk
Snor-Elect
Oh & P
Allorm Casgarng
DR. Conley
By Rodney Dutcher
Congress
Capitol
Dave Reed
Penrsylvania
Harold MacGugin
Kansas
Dr. Wirl
Fred Britten
Union
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Joe Guffey
Jim Davis
Tare
Bath
Rana
Joe
Indy
Nolle
Moose Todgt
Newcom
Anne Arundel
John J. Levay
T. Roland Brown
Dallas
Nual
Belivia
Manda
Perk
Tims
Iafer Amfeany
AruLts Caroina
Jos
York
Nashville, Tenn
Hurt
Westminster Party
Serloud
Tin Pearya
Hox Colere
Coliece
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