Fall's coldest day opens 1934 hunting season
The opening day of Maryland's upland game season featured clear autumn weather with a 22 degree low. Henry P. Bridges of Woodmont Red and Gun Club near Hancock was badly injured when a gun barrel burst. Rabbits and quail were active, while Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus urged hunters to look before shooting as the season begins. Continuous frost and cold pockets marked the morning across Frederick county with no snow expected this week.
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Baltimore
Henry P. Bridges
Woodmont Red and Gun Club
Hancock
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Woman urges axes to ruin gambling houses in capital
Miss Pearl McCall former assistant United States Attorney calls on women to arm with axes like Carrie Nation to destroy a Washington gambling house she targets a "well known" spa near Eight Street in Columbia Tine area in D C remarks at a Citizens Association meeting.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Weather summary for today and past period
The report shows 0.78 inches of precipitation for the last 24 hours and 2934 inches of excess precipitation to November. Normal high near 42 in the west. Last year’s high 38 and low last night 22. Moon phase noted at 2 84 a.m.
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Westenday
Large truck and contents destroyed near West Friendship
A truck carrying 2500 dollars worth of raw materials for Frederick Tailoring Company burned Wednesday around 3 pm near West Friendship. Cause undetermined, suspected backfire and wind ignition. Loss delays orders. another shipment planned. owner insured. driver Brubaker reportedly escaped uninjured. Wreckage remained along the highway.
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Frederick Tailoring Company
West Friendship
Stanley Sagner
Brubaker
Baltimore
Forday
Frederick county school census nears completion
A two week census of all persons from birth to 18 years is under way in Frederick county led by public school teachers under the Maryland State Department of Education. City teachers expect to finish after Friday evening with blanks returned to Miss Gertrude Smith on November 26 28. Also reported is a $173.27 surplus in the Brunswick Bridge Jubilee fund announced by treasurer G Maurice Kneizel at the Saturday committee meeting.
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Frederick County
State Department of Education
Frederick City
Hose
Gertrude Smith
Court House
E. Behool
Miss Smith
Brunswick Bridge
G. Maurice Kneizel
Licenses Tags For 1935 Cars Set With Inspections
Auto license tags for 1935 will go on sale late this month with mandatory inspections at designated stations. Cars must pass inspection by November 30 and bear a windshield sticker, blue on white, or face penalties. Tags cost 32 cents per horsepower, with possible quarterly reductions if paid later in the year. The future of the $2 tag program hinges on legislative action next January.
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Commissioner of Motor Wenlees
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Frederick County
Senate
House
Harry W. LeGore
George E
Insolvency Petition Filed by Mrs Holter in U S Court
Mrs Hares C Holter of Middletown files in the United States District Court seeking a composition or extension to pay debts. She lists farm equity in Middletown and Chittsvile district real estate valued at $9 400 plus personal property $2 117 25 and debris $18 244 56. Judge W Calv enjoins a public sale advertised by Alban M Wood as mortgagee assignee and the matter moves to Edward S Delaplaice Conzliation Commission
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U. S
Hares C. Holter
Middletown
United States District Court
Alban M. Wood
Morgage
W. Calvinat
Edward S. Delaplaice
Conzliation Commisi
Hungerford to Address Blue Ridge Lumbermen’s Meeting
Arthur M Hungerford NRA official for Maryland will address the Blue Ridge Lumbermen Association at its monthly meeting tonight in the Grey Room of the Fran Hotel. The session will be chaired by Thomas E Watkin and include lumbermen from Frederick and Carroll counties and parts of Montgomery and Howard counties.
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Arthur M. Hungerford
NRA
Maryland
Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association
Fran
Applicant Umbach Files for U S Citizenship in Court
John Philip Umbach instructor in German at Hood College files for admission to American citizenship in Chcuus Court. Petition states his last residence in Wilhelmshaven Bassel Germany and current address 403 Fifth Street. He arrived in 1929 after graduating from the University of Frankfort. final hearing set for the second Monday in March. Witnesses listed as Dr Ja B Ranck and Rev W R Enact.
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Chcuus Court
John Philip Umitarh
Hood College
Umbach
Bassel
Germany
Fim Street
Thig Ely
University of Frankfort
Wilk
Mar
Tas
Werm Ligeed
Ja B. Ranck
Rey. W. Renact
Communications Board Orders A and T Probe
The Commission initiates a general inquiry into AT and T amid a history of investigations. It will study tie relationships with Bell subsidiaries and all related companies, assess connections and intercompany relations, and examine licenses and service contracts under its jurisdiction. Financial arrangements will also be reviewed.
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Commission Tatay Investagicon
Samaesion
Ite Ing
Bell
Commission
Four Perish in New York Home Fire
A 74 year old Henry Russell Browne, a retired woolen merchant, his wife and two servants died in a five story West Tathstret house fire. The blaze trapped them on the stairs and burned through the roof. Browne was found in his third floor bedroom, others on the top floor.
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New York
Henry Russell Browne
Woolen Commission
Browne
West Tathstret
$300,698 in Hold Loans Made in Frederick Co
Cumberland Nov 15 report from Home Owners' Loan Corp Cumberland branch shows 830 loans financed on bonds with total loans of $2,124,991.20 and taxes of $103,583.13 paid. Frederick County loans total $300,698.68 with taxes $7,552.45. Across four counties 2,217 loan applications valued at $6,719,615.69. 1,821 appraisals completed, 143 withdrawn, 105 rejected.
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Cumberland
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Allegany
Garrett
Ington
Joans
Frederick
Stock Market Rises On Broad Signs Of Improvement
New York trading gains broadened with sentiment turning constructive. Although commitments remained selective, fractional advances appeared across Washington and industrial sectors. Grains cotton and other commodities rose modestly while U S Government securities held firm.
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New York
Washington
Frederick girl attacked at Sheppard Pratt clinic
A report states a young woman undergoing training at the Sheppard Pratt clinic near Baltimore was attacked by an insane patient. The injury was serious but later described as healing. Additional context mentions delays and treatment at Garrett County and references to a Frederick incident months earlier.
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Frederick
Garret County
Sheppard- Pratt
Battimom
Nobel Prize Awarded in Stockholm
AP reports on the Nobel Prize being awarded in Stockholm. Detected names include De. Harold Cl. and a university chemist figure, with the date noted as Nov 1.
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Stockhom
Barden
Harold Cl
Universy Peeiey
Cash relief for Frederick County families ends today
About 1,800 families in Frederick County lose cash relief for November 15–20 due to a reduced federal appropriation of 48 000 dollars. Commodities will still be distributed, with butter canned beef rice and potatoes planned. a sewing project for relief women also begins, with 30 cents per hour, at Welfare Board headquarters East Church Street.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
East Church Street
Frederick Countiies
Frederick County
Wader
Vernon Holter
Frederick Wader
Church Street
Marguerite M. Bowman
F., F. Seminary
Bowman
Britain offers Japan two plans for naval equality
Britain stated that if Japan rejects its proposal for equality in principle, it will not grant equality in actual tonnage of fighting ships. The plan outlines two options as a path to a new naval treaty, with equality in principle still required and independent of ongoing talks with the United States and Japan.
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Associated London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Roche named Assistant Treasury Head
Josephine A. Roche of Colorado is appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. The Far West figure becomes the first woman in the cabinet to hold the post, marking a historic milestone in public service for her state.
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Josephine Roche
Treasury
Shingion
Josephine A. Roche
Colorado
The
Miss Roche
Rocheecomes
Virginia Milk Control Act Declared Unconstitutional
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals today ruled the state milk control act unconstitutional. The decision held regulators had overstepped authority and failed to meet constitutional standards.
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Virginia Milk Control Act
Richmond
TOR Virginia
State Supreme Court Appeals
Price Analyzes Swing Toward Left in State Politics
Washington dispatch notes that analysts see party strategy focusing on how far left the country has shifted. It cites Wisconsin, Minnesota, California, and other states showing gains for Progressive, Farmer-Labor, and anti-establishment forces. The piece weighs whether Democrats or Republicans will adapt toward radical options ahead of 1996.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Campain
Nou Real Choier
Dut Hey Niav
Uy Wisconsin
New Progressive Party
Minnesota
Farmer- Labor Party
California
Upton Sutrlair
White House
Ronsevelt
Ghcan-Amrnicer
Alreag Progress
Tssr-Lahor
Pune
Praik
Rte
Ocpe
Wii
Remih
New Radical Party
Preminntatg Tetera
Temperature Plunges Across State Amid Cold Snap
A severe cold wave grips the region with readings as low as 19 degrees in Wester Maryland and 27 degrees in the city. Suburban Homeland recorded 34 and Monkton 33 below freezing, while Oakland hit 43 degrees as residents shiver through the early morning frost.
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Monkton
Oakland
Unis Mountain
Wester Maryland
Gas price jumps eight cents to eighteen twelve cents
Frederick motorists paid suddenly higher prices as the latest fuel adjustment took effect this afternoon. Dealers say premium fuels rose in line with straight gasolines, ending a period of lower costs and signaling a broad price shift.
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Frederick
Austria May Soon Release Poderjay
An AP report notes Austria plans to release Poderjay, detailing a formal warrant for an unspecified action amid unclear political or legal developments involving a British or American context and local miners.
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Austria
Poderjay
En Ft Chine
Bruns Faces Inquiry Over Alleged Agreement Violation
An inquiry from St. Louis authorities probes alleged breach of agreement by Bruns related to a business matter. The case concerns Nat Si Louis and involves the MO MP owed SWET peas white, with details received by ward authorities in an unketion form.
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Taek Tea Posten Hor
Bruns
Nat
Nice announces budget plan and staff retention
Balmore November 1. Governor elect Harry W Nice says a flat rate near 2 will be used for the 82 budget items and Walter Kirkman will draft the appropriation bill for two years of his administration. The plan includes old age pensions unemployment insurance and other Republican measures, subject to federal changes.
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Balmore
Harry W. Nice
Nive Qébu Manau
Walter Ny Kirkman
Ritenle
Nice
Four Fishermen Drown in Philippine Typhoon
Four fishermen were reported drowned off Catbalogan on Catbalogan Island as the typhoon battered Luzon and disrupted telegraph service across eleven provinces. The storm, the worst in six weeks, left an estimated 20 000 homeless in Naga and caused widespread damage as rescue workers prepared to move to affected areas.
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Naga
Luzon Island
Manila
B. I
Cabalogan
Banter
Nega
Luzon
Here
Three Seek Divorces In Circuit Court Petitions
Ethel May Kilne seeks absolute divorce from Raymond H. Kline in three petitions filed in Circuit Court. She accuses desertion seven months after marriage and adultery and asks to resume her maiden name Ethel May Green.
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Ethel
May Kilne
Raymond H. Kline
E. Austin James
Ethel May Green
Charles Feeter
Lorena Jeter
Virginian
Wif
Fogether
Lingee
Samuel A. Lewis
Ethican City
Anna M. Wetmore
Laverne Wetmore
Baltimore
M. Beard
Mr. James
Congressman-Elect Landis Dies After Illness in Indiana
The Second Indiana district congressman-elect, Landis, dies of pneumonia after a several day illness at Cass Hospital. He had been elected in the November 6 election as a Republican and was scheduled to take office soon. His death follows reports of heart failure and complications, with observers noting national attention and a memorial mood in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Cass
Landis
Hope
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