Opening Day Hunters Fire Across Frederick County
Hunters flocked to Frederick County woods as the rabbit and squirrel seasons opened, with extensive bag reports and a record 2200 licenses issued. John Shanown of Baltimore was injured by a stray shot and treated at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Clerk of Courts office
cain
John Shanown
Baltimore
Frederick City
Sharton
Frederick
Bagits
Goure
Jean HL Maciz
Martz
jaggard
echve
Benjamin F. Phedut
Emmitsburg Man Injured In York Springs Crash
Howard A. Gladhill 60 of Emmitsburg fell asleep at the wheel and left the road near York Springs Gettysburg highway. He was taken to Harrisburg Hospital with injuries described as serious but improved after treatment and discharge. Gladhill was alone. his car severely damaged. A passing motorist helped him to the hospital. J Charles Bizier, about 32, farmer of New Midway, collapsed on Renner's Store porch in New Midway and was taken to Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsbuts
Hart
Howard A. Gledhill
Emmisburg
York Springs-Gettyspurg
York Springs
Harrisburg
Sundsy
Gladhill
Peonnsylvania
SOA
Gindhil
J. Charles Bizier
New Midway
Renner
Frederick Chy Hospital
Dorothy Walscer
Clark Fogle
Frederick Cuy Hospital
Walter Fozie
sho
Miss Whisner
Miller's Bridge
Fogie
Fogle
Diter
Clark Fogie
Frederick City Hospital
Jesse I. Renner
Renner Motor Company
Walter Fogle
itis
Samuel C. Fogie
Clark Pogis
Iiss Whisner
John Whisner
Raymond T. Heer
Brunswick
H. D
Weather summary for November precipitation and temperatures
Weather data shows precipitation for November with actual 1.83 inches versus normal 2.48 inches. Excess precipitation through November 15 is 1.69 inches. High yesterday and low last night figures, plus previous year comparisons, are given. Moon and sun times and stream conditions Potomac and Monocacy are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnebes
Potomac
Mongeacy clearing
Hoover Enjoys Warm Glendale Greeting During California Stop
President Hoover keeps a broad smile for supporters as his train arrives in California. A youthful admirer greets the leader at Glendale while the Chief Executive appears rested from a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
east— yard
California
Glendale
Toys and Clothes Drive By Francis Scott Key Post
Francis Scott Key Post No 11 of the American Legion will collect toys and old clothes in Frederick city on November 19 and 26 to aid local charities. Volunteers will canvass on November 4 and distribute four trucks the next day to collect items. Clothes will be sorted and labeled for Federated Charities and other groups. Committee includes Charles E Mathias as chair and Scout participation led by Henry B R Coates. Local centers will collect items and report returns to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Frederick city
Frederick
Legionnaires
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Frederick Advertising and Display Company
Houck
Charles ‘eC. Mathias
Henry BR. Coates
Mr. Mathias
George Biggs
Harvey Carmack
Luck” Andrews
Paul B. Rhoades
Eugene Hammond
Walter Federline
Lewis Clem
Earl Gilbert
Guy Anders
Charlies
dr. Frederick
Robert N. Nicodemus
Roy Morgan
Walkersville
Carl Kefbaugh
Thurmont
Brent- Hager
Point of Rock
Lester Damauin
Emmitsburg
Women and Forward Movements Highlight Myersville service
Dr Louise R Heath professor at Hood College spoke at the United Brethren service during the annual Woman's Day meeting in Myersville. Her talk traced modern women who have linked education economics mental hygiene world peace with Mount Holyoke as a founding influence and cited Mars Lyon Princes Perkins Esther Richards and Mary Wooler as examples of women advancing these fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise R. Heath
Hood Colege
United Brethren
Mount Holyoke
Mars Lyon
Mount Hoboke
United States
Miss Princes Perkins
New York
Esther Richards
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Mary B. Wooler
Baltimore Office Worker Leaps From Sixth Floor
Raymond Poole, 32, a stenographer for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, jumped from the sixth floor of the railroad’s general office, dying later from a broken back after striking a lower roof. Police note nervousness and this marks a second such suicide at the building in three months. Also in Baltimore, Wm R B Midgrey, a suspended thoroughbred trainer, was found shot to death at home amid reports two men were arrested for raping him and investigators sought motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Raymond R. Poole
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Poole
William CiGoles
Wm RB. Midgrey
Alabama Memorial at Gettysburg Near Completion
The Confederate Memorial by the Alabama Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, sculptor Joseph Urner, is about two thirds finished for erection next spring on the Gettysburg Battlefield near Devil's Den. The bronze and granite pieces will cost about $12,000 with Hammaker Brothers supplying materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Alabama
Daughters of the Confederacy
Joseph Diner
Umer
Gonfecerave Avenue
Devil's Den
Hammaker Brothers
sculpor
Urmer
Thamas Johamson
garmidge
Deril's Den
Urner
East Second sweet
Keoughan
Moine
Ala
T. BD. CG
Official Silence Settles On Question Of War Debts
In world capitals officials muted comment as Hoover and Roosevelt prepared for a meeting on European petitions to prolong the moratorium and war debt revision. Belgium joined Britain and France in signaling views while Washington withheld details likely awaiting legal action and congressional private discussions continued with no shift in stance on revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
world
Hoover
Roosevelt
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Washington
congress
resolu
Dismissal Declared In Libby Reynolds Murder Case
North Carolina officials move to drop charges against Libby Holman Reynolds and Joe Walker in the murder of her husband Smith Reynolds. Judge A F H Stack orders discharge and bond release, with the record noting potential reopening if new evidence arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Salem
D. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Broadway
state of
North Carolina
Carlisle Higgins
A. F H. Stack
Forsyth county superior court
Libby
Joe Walker
Winston-Salem
young Smith Reynolds
Higgins
Stack
NW. C
North C Carolina
Smith Heypolds
a. 1
Forsyth county
Siack
James H. Pou
Ab Walker
jonry
Reynolds
Frederick friends honor Rev J F Minor Simpson in Canada work
Frederick friends of Rev J F Minor Simpson report his two years of ministerial work in western Canada with seven active churches in Alberta including Edinglasse Killarney Green Meade Chauvin Arlend Prosperity and Aislie. Snow flurries and deep drifts are noted near Khausin. Central Assets Realization Corporation plans board changes at a Wednesday meeting chaired by William J. Grove to reorganize from the old Central Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Meade Chauvin
Arlend
Prosperity
Aislie
Skupson
Khausin
Presbyterian Synod of Alberta
Edmonton
e Presbyterian church
Brtish
Foregn Bible Society
Caauvin
Alberta
fir j Samson
Charles R. Smtpeon
Indian Springs
Frederick
Central Assets
Central Assets Realization Corporation
William J. Grove
Central Trust Company
Typhoon Devastates Japan Leaving 100 Dead or Missing
Tokyo reports more than 100 dead or missing after a 12 hour typhoon whipping land and sea. At sea losses included 13 boats with over 100 fishermen missing from Fukushima prefecture. 26 dead and 26 missing ashore with 25 seriously injured. Home Office totals show 4,413 houses destroyed or seriously damaged across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa, Shimooke, Fukushima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Fukushima prefecture
Oshima
Tokyo bey
Home Office
Hie
Chiba
Kanagawa
Shimoke
Fukushima
12000 Men Guard Wales at Belfast
Belfast Northern Ireland November 15 AP More than 12000 men will guard the Prince of Wales on his arrival to dedicate Stormont Parliament buildings. Four thousand will be armed as part of elaborate precautions during his three day stay. Eight thousand Orangemen will assist police along the route amid pre visit tensions and nationalist groups promise to abstain from protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Stormont
Bellas
northern Ireland
Delegation Tours Frederick Training School Route
A group from Frederick city and county left noon today for Loch Raven to visit the Roserood Training School at Owings Mills. The party includes county commissioners and board members, led by Mrs. Michael E. Pue, visiting to learn about the training school and social service programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Loch Raven
Fred county
Roserood
Owings Mills
Loch Raver
Tay
nak dice
wise
ae Joseph W. Le Carts
tchison
W. W. Nicodemus
Michael E. Puc
Florence Garmes
Mass
Fogle
A. H. Dect
Amon Burgee
John W. Grove
Grove
Abraham Hemp
William
Car wreck after driver shoots at crow near New Midway
Walter Fogle, 20, driver. Clark Fogle, ? injured. Miss Dorothy Whisner, 19, escapes unscathed. Collision occurred when Fogle swerved chasing a crow, plunging 4 feet into a culvert. Clark Fogle severely injured. Walter Fogle and others received non life threatening injuries.
New Judge Presides At Rockville Court Opening
Rockville November 15 The Montgomery County grand jury was urged by Judge Charles W Woodward to act on all law violations beyond indictments. James D Hing of Darnestown District elected foreman. Grand jurors and a large basket of letters from supporters greeted the new session, with civil appeals slated and criminal sessions set for November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery county
Charles W. Woodward
Woodward
James D. Hing
Darnestown
James D. King
Clarence i& Painter
Leonard D. Edwards
xvon T. Weis
Guy J. Brown
James B Offett
James A. Broome
Martin F Heim
Theodore A. Sonnemann
James T. Cashell
George D. Snyder
Charles M Etchison
Ralph S. Hendricks
Charlys W. Souder. Ambrose
B Reid
Francis S. Lyddane
Charles Oland
W. Eisner
Buell M. Gardner
Maurice Gue
Edgar Fulks
John A. Grey
Joan W. Al
dlawers
Frederick
Wwoodward
petit jury
Percy Price
Wiliam G. McCross'n
Wilam D Clark
James W. Castin
Joseph D. Miller
Austin T. Powell
Benjamin
Davis' Election to Be Contested
Philadelphia attorney S Davis Wilson said Lawrence Rupp of Allentown would contest the re election of Senator James Davis Republican. The unofficial count had Davis defeating Rupp. Wilson said the contest would be filed within thirty days and would charge voter intimidation excessive expenditures and vote buying. He believed excluding illegally obtained votes would give Rupp a substantial victory. Wilson had served as counsel for Representative Black on the House Campaign Funds committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rupp
Allentown
James
Davis
Rupp
Wilson
Wison
Representative Black
New York
House Campaign Funds committee
Harold F McCormick at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harold F McCormick head of International Harvester and ex husband of Edith Rockefeller and Ganna Walska is at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for a brief rest. He is under care of Dr Hugh H Young and reportedly there is nothing wrong with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hareia FP. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Edith Rockefeller
Ganna Walska
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hugh H. Young
New York
Fractures Skull After Fall On Railroad Tracks
A Waynesboro man, Harry Martin, a section foreman on the Edgemont division of the Western Maryland railroad, fell while walking home from work and struck his head on railroad tacks, fracturing his skull and leaving a grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Harry Martin
Waynesboro
actin
Edgemont
rairoad
Soccer referee shot after penalty decision in Argentina
In Da Plata Argentina on November 15 AP reports Yeon Avismexx, refereeing a match, was shot in the head by Augustin Celadresiegens of the soccer club after he refused a penalty. The incident follows a controversial call during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Plata
Argentina
Yeon Avismexx
Augustin Celadresiegens
Celadilia
Hoover Plans Meeting With Roosevelt En Route West
President Hoover on the transcontinental train to Washington plans debt talks with Franklin D. Roosevelt. A stop in St. Louis brought a group of political friends who spoke privately with him. Roosevelt remains at the Albany mansion recovering from a cold and awaiting a telephone link with Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Franklin B. Roosevelt
aldes
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Albany
Witte House
Meeting of Musicals Delights with Romantic Germany Program
Monday Musicales gathered at Mrs. FR E Ciano Rockwell Terrace for a program of Romantic and Modern Germany with Bach Handel classics. Agenda included Beethoven Brahms Mendelssohn group pieces, solos by Hershberger Rhoads Hefauver Bjorke and Bower, and a Mendelssohn ensemble. The next meeting November 28 will honor Haydn in celebration of his two hundredth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bohm
Mayetta Hershberger
Gustav Riecken
James Etchison
Mendelssohn
Julia Hefauver
Ropdo Gapriccioso
Clapp
Handel
R. E. Town
siano
Bach
Afiriam Rhoads
olo
Sherman Bower
Miriam Rhoads
relio
Schumann
Liesbesgarten
Bjorke
Francis B. Sappington
Margaret Kent
Haydn
Missinginia
Coblentz
Middletown
Citizen Association Meets in Lexis Town Hall
The Lexis town Citizens' Association held its regular meeting November 11 at Community Hall. President opened with prayer by David Boxes. Plans discussed for a Thanksgiving service on Thanksgiving at 7:20 and a chicken supper on December. Entertainment program included orchestra, songs, readings, piano duet, and an address by Sherman P. Bowers. Next meeting set for December 9 at 7:30 in Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Association
Lexistown Citizens' Association
David Boxes
America
Fielés
Mary Hill
W. ARB Beil
C. T. Stull
Rendolph Stel
Hilda Foster
Sherman P. Bowers
association
Hal
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As Frost
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MYERSVILLE
Midgley
Sterling
F. Minor Simpson
Canada
JAPAN
WALES
ORANGEMEN
Lock Raven
ROCKVILLE COURT
weee
William E. Borah
Idaho
Edward P. Pou
Dem
N. C
Borah
senate
Representative Pou
house
ng deans
Reed Smoot
Utah
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Democratic
Sen
ator
HAROLD F. McCORMICK
JOHNS HOPKINS
MEETING OF MUSICALES
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