Post Office To Handle SS Form 4 5 5 For Social Security aids
Postmaster and officials announce mass handling of SS 4 forms for employers to report worker counts, with 24 November distribution of SS 5 forms to establishments after employer referrals. About 625 forms were being prepared today for Monday delivery, with strict return deadlines and free postage.
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Drnterick
G. Win. Trout
Guy K. Motier
Civil Service Room
Post Office
Trout
Social Security Board
Market Place
Baltimore
Winchester
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Ofice
Germantown Murder Solved After Four Years
Montgomery county police say Horace D Waters, a Germantown storekeeper murdered in 1932, is solved after grand jury indicts Donald Parker of Washington. Parker, now in Maryland state prison, faced arraignment. two witnesses identify him, third died. Police and detectives traced tips from the penitentiary leading to Parker’s indictment and transfer for trial.
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Maryland House of Correction
Judei Fm
William D. Staub
Mountaindale
Marie Adams
Shalawansky Heranza
Larry Mitchel
Mitchell
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Wilard
Samuel A. Lewis
David c. Winebrenner Ard
Gypeten
Staub
Sherman F. Dowem
Mr. Winebrenner
Mr. Lewis
Bypsies
County Welfare Board
Horace D. Waters
Germantown
Montgomery County
Donald Parker
Washington
Parker
Lfe
Maryland
Baltimore
John T. Lats
Dha
Petey Bisuge
Prince Georges County
Mary+land
Deary
Nice
Montgomery County Police
Balmore City
Watera
Barker
Witnres
Potteomen
TW Garrett
Perete Jares
Roy Redres
Montgomery Conte
Next Meeting Set for Frederick for C S M C
The Blue Ridge Local Conference of the C M C held its regular meeting in Hagerstown on November 10 with delegates from St Marys Mt Marys Emmitsburg St Marys Hagerstown St Johns Frederick and St Johns Westminster. The session opened with prayer and included talks on communism and a proposed constitution. The group tentatively set a Frederick convention for May 8 to 10 with St Johns Frederick as host and the meeting adjourned with prayers.
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Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
St. . Mary's High School
Mt . Mary's
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's
St.John's Frederick
St. John's Westminster
Esther Reinhardt
Mr. Stump
Robert O'Donnel
N 'Frederick
St. John
Refuses Postponement Of Pickup And Delivery Rates
Washington officials report a federal court refused to postpone new pickup and delivery service rates set by six railroads and steamship lines. The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the rates to take effect Monday, establishing a minimum charge of four and a half cents per hundredweight for door to door delivery.
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Washington
Tan Steamship Companies
Interstate Commerce
Massachusetts team wins 100 rating at eastern poultry expo
Exposition in New York reports a Massachusetts team earning a high grade at the eastern poultry exposition. The Maryland team featured Allee Compher of Mroderick Eowas, with multiple teams from Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire New York Monterey and Pens participating.
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New York
Dei May Mary
Takay Dian
Sandirds
Perfres Eastern Poultry Expos
Massachusetts
Maryland
Allee Compher
Mroderick Eowas
Peemmay Watt
Masset Connecticut
New Hampsire
Y Work
Monterey
Ten Accidents in Dense Fog Near University Campus
Dense early morning fog near the University of Maryland triggered about ten minor crashes on University Lane. Over a dozen cars and score of people were injured, mostly students commuting to classes. Traffic halted as drivers failed to see ahead, with rear end and chain reactions spreading along the back road into the campus area.
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College Park
Mit
Novo 1
University of Maryland
University
No Date Yet Set For Trial Of Edward Peter
Edward Peter former Montgomery County counsel faces embezzlement charges. Judges conferred on a trial date with no decision until prosecutors and defense review. Peter is free on bond linked to Wisconsin Avenue funds disbursement from the District of Columbia area.
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Edward Peter
Montgomery County Commissioners
Charles W. Woodward
Hammon Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Woodward
Peter
Rockville
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Montgomery County
Wisconsiny Avenue
District of Columbia
F. Barnard Welsh
Insurance to Wheat Likely Under New Congressional Law
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace told the 70th annual National Grange meeting in Columbus on November 14 that if a federal crop insurance law is enacted it would probably be limited to wheat. A group of government officials is studying the subject and will report to President Roosevelt with recommendations.
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Columbus
Ohlu
Henry Wallace
National
Grange Today
Wallace
Roosevelt
Germany Assumes Control Of Rivers Under Versailles Pledge
Berlin reports Germany notifies treaty signatories that the internationalization clause is void and rivers will be governed by German regulations. The move follows the Berlin regime asserting full authority over river traffic and waterways.
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Germany
Berlin
New Map of Frederick Promises New Streets and Parks
A newly prepared map of Frederick featuring all new streets, parks, and improvements will appear in Newsy Poe on Saturday. The map highlights recent changes and urban plans, guiding readers through the updated layout and key locations.
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Fraternex
Point of Rocks bridge height talks set for Washington
Frederick and Virginia road officials, plus federal representatives, will hold another conference in Washington to decide the height of the Point of Rocks bridge over the Potomac. Dr. Tabler and Mr. Smith attend, Maryland and Virginia lines clash on clearance, plans nearly complete.
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Wedneway
Ieee Marsh Faith
Virginia
Agi Pederal
Great Lakes
Florida
Potomac Tier
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Joss
Lark
Harpers Ferry
State Manning Commission
Baltimore
Tabler
Maryland
Comail Astoneras
Atte
aMeay
Old Alte
Henry G. Shirley
Chambers of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Vira
Cate Olinas
Frederick Caamber
Preemni Fn
Tabler Teila
Carvera
Tatler Aaye
Erbmiedon
Barewa
Jetree
Clark Howell, editor, dies in Atlanta home
Clark Howell, 73, longtime editor of the Atlanta Constitution and Georgia Democratic committeeman, died at his Atlanta home after eight weeks of illness and ten operations. A pioneer in Roosevelt for President clubs, he helped study aviation for foreign nations as a Roosevelt-appointed committee member and was an original director of the Associated Press.
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Clark Howell
Atlanta
Uiiar
Atlanta Constitution
Dena
Cheorgia
Roosevelt
Dme
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Abowel
Howell
Associated Press
Grand jury urges larger Montgomery county police force
The Montgomery county grand jury reported to Circuit Judge Charles W. Woodward urging a bigger police force, a school for county troopers, improved jail locks with standard ball-practice locks, and installation of an alert siren. It also recommended office headquarters expansion and 34 examiners with 10 witnesses questioned, plus enclosure of a telephone cardboard display in the circuit court corridor.
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Tuccare
Montgomery Counery
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Jude Charles W. Woodward
Hockville
Apece
Sion
Jaub
Qetenert
Eners
Courts House
Imagined Walk Through Frederick's Forgotten Past
Mr. Rice recounts a vivid imagined tour of Frederick over sixty years ago. He nostalgically retraces streets and landmarks from Market to East Patrick, naming factories, taverns, hotels, a convent, tannerys, and the old market scene, recalling how the town looked and behaved in earlier days.
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Mr. Rice
Frederick
Olivet
Teutifil
Maryland State School For
Market
South
Prayets
Calvin Pare
Ox Pipe
Iitges
Zimerman Shiutter
Rime
Thanpell Foundry
Patrick Atreet
John J. Grav
Nicholas Thier
Emory 1 Bhipley
Oenual
Court Atrort
City Hotel
Hivwer's Aly
AL Patrick T
John McCill
Hardware
Citizens National Bank
Sianda
Hinrdt
Meefer
Thomas Sebley
Nixdorff and Brookey
Tin Bailey Mota Cute Pany
Corener
Knock
Fala
Ute
East Pateek Street
Ute House
Hore
Baltimore
Birely's Tannery
McClintock * Young's
Haabery Milla Ane
Novitiate
Markey
Wile Coxon
Tenby Street
Drunner's Mill
Winging Bridge
Rockwell
Namind
Payne
Cooperahon
Nour Birrela
Charis Wertheimer
Ghett
Old City
Hank
Manuindert Company
Missionary Death Probe Ordered by U S Embassy
The U S embassy ordered an investigation into the death of Karl Neinhardt Olsen Ambridge Minnesota missionary of Gully Minnesota in Kalgan China. Embassy representatives were sent to northern China to verify his death and locate two other American missionaries amid reports of fighting near Pulyuan province and eviction by Japanese troops.
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Yelping
Kalgan
Karl Neinhardt Olsen
Gully
Minnesota
United States
Japan
Ison
Halgan
Maman
Orthopedic Clinic Here Attracts Sixty Cases
Sixty orthopedic cases, including 20 adults, attended a clinic held Thursday afternoon in Frederick County Health Department offices. Surgeons Dr. E C Kefauver, Dr. Allen Vondell, and Dr. Moses Gellman led Kernan’s Hospital for Crippled Children team from Baltimore. Nurses Miss Jane Olver and Miss Martha Flynt aided, with ER Westfall and State assisting. The clinic, held twice yearly under Kernan’s sponsorship, refers heavier cases to the clinic by family physicians and noted a gift of lollypops from Mrs J Victor Bavighman.
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Frederick County Healthy Department
E. C. Kefauver
Allen Vondell
Moses Gellman
Ata of
Kernan Tosepital
Taldimore
Gertrude Forrester
Kernan's
Jane M. Olver
Western Maryland
Kefauver
Focal Health
Martha Flynt l
Charlotte State
Mia Eleanor Westfall
Wan Flay
Mra. J. Victor Bavighman
Hand To Hand Struggle At Cumberland Factory
Cumberland November 14. A clash between textile workers and police erupted when seven loaded box cars moved from the Celanese plant. Strikers blocked the VW, & C railroad spur, sat on the tracks, and tried to stop passage. About 50 strikers and 35 policemen were involved. The plant was heavily picketed with no serious injuries reported.
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Almut
Prion
Fragmented weather forecast reads unclear notes
Weather forecast text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context. It mentions Monday through Friday temperatures, precipitation and conditions at various locations but details are unreadable. The piece appears to be an OCR error rather than a coherent report.
Madrid Bombing devastates city amid deadly raid
Nov 14 Madrid reports a heavy air raid by fascist planes killing and wounding civilians. A defense mass meeting near the Atoche and a subway shelter were struck as government leaders urged a relentless drive to wipe out 50 000 of the enemy. U S embassy holds exposed nationals seeking refuge.
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Stadrid
Tastirgens Fender
Ading
Perton
Rele
Avril
Glerters
Jos Mints
Madid
Airaid
United States
America
Renuce
Emeauty
Madrid
Ministry of Public Works
Walter Manna
Plinen
Hint Of U S Action Stems Stock Market
New York November 14 AP possible government action to stem foreign buying of American securities dampened the stock market. Early losses narrowed in many cases but many leaders were still lower. Government securities eased while corporate loans fell. Commodities mixed and currencies higher with sterling at 4.88.
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New York
Arbitration Of Labor Dispute Is Suggested
Tampa, Fla. Nov. 14 AP Dea, Ts Berry Roosevelt coeditor for industrial operation proposed today arbitration to avert strikes in the American Federation of Labor. Berry urged a break with internal feuds and aimed to oust John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, and his rebel factions from the federation.
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Tampa
Fla
Dea
Ts Berry
Roosevelt
Labo
Derry
Abor
Berry
John L. Teats
United Mine Workers
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather notes show 24 hour precipitation around Lay Albouby, with November totals near 13 inches versus normal 12.4 inches. November 1980s measurement suggests much higher totals. high temperatures around mid 60s, low near 39. The report also notes sunrise around 4 04 am and wind/visibility conditions for the day ahead.
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Lay AL Pouaby
Seaterntayet
Oraar
Condesa Po
Monee Land
Potomac Elear
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