Christmas Savings Clubs To Mail Checks In Two Weeks
Frederick banks announce final deposits for four Christmas savings clubs. Payments total over 80000 will be mailed within two weeks, with average checks around 48 to 50 dollars and overall distributions reflecting a modest national increase. Local banks named include Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, Fredericktown Savings Institution, Commercial Bank of Maryland, and Frederick County National Bank.
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Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Frederick County National Bank
H.ch
Accord
Christ Mas Savings Club
Astaunt
Maryland Chestmas
September Grand Jury Re convened for Karn case
The September grand jury reconvened Monday to consider additional action in the Harold Karn case near Burentsville. Karn, linked to Owen Nettis and Harold Alexander, faced charges of unlawful manufacture of alcoholic beverages without a license. Bond of 750 dollars was set for Karn’s release after a circuit court recording.
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Burentsville
Karn
Owen Nettis
Harold Alexander
House of Correction
Huis
Earn
Alexander
Vanderbilts Child Custody Appeal Motion Reported
AP reports the New York court decision by Supreme Court Justice John F. Cares on the custody case involving Vanderoct heir Vandervo... The article details an appeal following a termination hearing and notes the mother Mrs Vane's request to recan custody after the death of the child’s father in June 1932, with references to Vargas Vander and related parties.
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New York Now 16
Tapus
Supreme Court
John F
Mercaiate
Sposes
Tiay
Voz Gara Vargas Vander
Vane
Duwi
Goa
Weather Today and November Precipitation
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation totals with a note on November figures. Historical normals for November are 48 inches with actuals near 40 inches. Temperature records indicate yesterday's high around 49 and a low near 18. Moon phases and sunset times are listed with tomorrow at 3:03 am.
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Pia
Sun Tres
Tenorroa
Cero
Golden Chalice Presented to Archbishop O Connell in DC
The ceremony at Catholic University Washington DC marked 529 years in the Roman Catholic priesthood for Archbishop William Cardinal O Connell of Boston as he received a golden chalice. He is pictured with the communion cup during the rites.
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Wiliam Gardinal O'Connell
Boston
Catholic University
Washington DC
Federal Housing Act outline discussed by Hungerford at Key hotel
Arthur M. Hungerford NRA Administrator for Maryland outlined the National Housing Act to the Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association at the Francis Scott Key hotel. He explained loan ranges from 100 to 2090 dollars, five percent interest, and loans handled through banks with government guarantees. The program aims to remove workers from relief rolls by putting them on pay rolls, with construction activities boosting local employment in cities like Baltimore and Cumberland.
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Arthur M. Hungerford
NRA
Maryland
Thne
Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association
Francis Scott Key
Hungerford
Baltimore Hagerstoun
Cumberlland
The New Deal In Washington: Weak Crime Wave Recited
In Washington amid elections and Congress, a so called crime wave is described as weak with few incidents. Headlines note police chief scrutiny and bootleggers turning to gambling, plus social glimpses of figures like Hoover and Perkins at parties. The piece blends political satire with metropolitan chatter on the capital’s mood.
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Washington
Congress
Duck Legs
Underworld
Redetermination of income tax case filed in Hanover
Charles J Deloane of 321 Carlisle street Hanover Pennsylvania petitioned the Board of Tax Appeals for redetermination of income taxes and penalties totaling 23520 for 1925 and 1927 to 1929 He was assessed 19530 in tax and a 50 percent fraud penalty of 7840 for alleged fraud The petition lists errors claimed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue in computing taxable income from business dealings on real estate and securities FFED dealers meet planned tonight at the Fran Me Seatl Wea water routine business to be discussed and a talk on the present market situation James H Gambrill president of the association will address
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Washington
Charles J Deloane
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Board of Tax Appeals
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Busines
Frederick
Assov
James H . Gambrill
England Proposes Concessions in Naval Talks Bluff Claim
London voices conviction that the United States and Japan are bluffing in stalled naval negotiations and moves to a mutual concession plan to avert a shipbuilding race. Britain expects Washington and Tokyo to yield. aims to keep naval limitation from breaking down. The United States declines direct League of Nations mediation on the Chaco war while pledging continued cooperation with the League in other efforts.
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Alice Liddell Hargreaves dies at 82 in England
Westerham England reports the death of Alice Hargreaves, the original model for Alice in Wonderland. Born May 4 1852 in Westminster, she became known as the real life muse for Lewis Carroll. The tale began with her meeting Dodgson at Christ Church, Oxford, shaping a century of whimsy.
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Lewis Carroll
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New York
Columia University
Alice Pleasancte Liddell
Westminster
Herather
Christ College
Oxford University
Ishe
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Fusionists ask Ritchie to issue commissions
Fusion party leaders in Rockville demand immediate installation of three county commissioners elected in Montgomery County. Peter and Simpson, representing the Fusion candidates, urge Governor Albert C. Ritchie to issue commissions to Paul McCoughlan, Frank Ho Karn, and Charles E. King so they assume duties on the Board of County Commissioners without delay.
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Rockville
Fuso
Montgomery County
Board of County Commissioners
Albert C Ritchie
Peter and Simpson
Isgde
Paul McCoughlan
Frank Ho Karn
Charles E King i
Recount Petition Seeks Vote Review in Rockille Race
A recount request filed in Rockille challenges the vote that ended the Democratic control of the government and installed the Fusion party on the RH Commissioners board. Commissioner John B Diamond led the petition seeking immediate reopening of the boot and shoe code, following a press conference with John Jo Mara, president of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, and the NRA labor advisory board.
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Ear
Ston Ffaree
Vfanteetani
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Ost
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John Jo Mara
Boot and Shoe Weders Union
NRA
Hood College Receives New Baby for Home Management House
Kenneth Strawn, a five and a half month old boy weighing thirteen and a half pounds with dark hair and eyes, is the new baby in Hood College’s Home Management House. The infant was secured from a Washington home and is under the supervision of Hyving, a senior in Home Economics, with care by the Strawn cottage staff and Eyam Eronanges. The arrangement includes a child director and assistant child director roles, with the baby fed and dressed by the resident girls and monitored by observers to study growth and guidance methods.
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Hood College
Washington
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Geowthi
Athempr
A T and T Drops Five Points to a New Low
New York November 18 AP traders noted continued market weakness with American Telephone slipping sharply after yesterday's declines. Despite some bullish tone among speculators, most industrials remained heavy and trading suggested a possible technical correction after the recent advance. Call money reopened at 1 percent and the pound sterling traded around 4.99 1/8.
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Ponte Ta Ser Tan Fae Pan Rae
Buckeystown Justice Hurt In Croquet Incident
Justice John F. Keller of Buckeystown sustains a finger injury while playing croquet, struck by a mollet from Stoddard Roulson, son of Dr. T C Roulson. He received treatment at Frederick City Hospital and remains upbeat, known as one of the town’s crack shots.
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John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Justice Keller
Stoddard Roulson
T C Roulson
Frederick City Hospital
Hutoune
Defense rests in Insull and associates fraud trial
The defense rested after Samuel Insull Jr testified. Prosecutors prepared rebuttal witnesses as the trial nears its end. The defense argued two weeks of testimony deflates the charges while prosecutors sought to prove a complex fraud scheme involving Insull and partners.
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Chicago Noy 16
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Strikes Wrong Note in Suit Against Vallee
New York Nov 18 AP The Appellate Division denied an application by Tay Webb Vallee wife of orchestra leader Rudy Willee to stake out his answer and counts claim to a separation and increased alimony Mrs Waller appealed from an order permitting Willee exiled his shaved coach sit Vallee asked in the amended answer that a separation agreement under which Mrs Villee remitted 100 a week be declared valid and that she be permanently enjoined from bringing suits against him
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
Tay Webb Vallee
Rudy Willee
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Iuder
Supreme Court
Brrnad L Shantay
Willee
Reorganization Plan Outlined for Thurmont Bank
Notices will be mailed to about 1,500 Thurmont Bank depositors regarding approval of a revised reorganization plan. The plan, submitted to and approved by the State Banking Commissioner, provides for 50 percent payout to depositors, new capital of 50,000, and 25,000 surplus, with the remainder raised via certificates of beneficial interest through Thurmont Holding Corporation.
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Intorek
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Francis Biddle Named Labor Relations Head
Francis Biddle of Philadelphia was named chairman of the Labor Relations Board to direct the administration’s effort to maintain an industrial truce by settling labor disputes. The appointment was announced by Secretary Floyd K. Garrison, who resigns to return to Wisconsin. Biddle takes office next Monday amid a banquet honoring leaders of several groups.
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APY
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Reo
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Crooked DJ Ad Omnious tale from town labor union
In a local incident, a former manager of the Ne Cetal bay Wees faces charges after a Wednesday event near Fark mee, with 46 a mM men involved. He surged 3 back of mw AWS and a case involving Ree Ps Bonttee dat to at for POR Wr. The incident remains under investigation by authorities.
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Tossie of Her Resto Voted At Wesvoug Town Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Tossie and Resto, with unclear dates and places. The readable bits suggest voting or a local decision at Wesvoug, referencing Colens Cinh and Ye stone, but details are heavily distorted and names are uncertain.
Roosevelt Praises Pioneers in Harrodsburg KY
President Roosevelt visits Harrodsburg Kentucky where Governor Laffoon and Senator Barkley attend monument ceremonies. Mrs Roosevelt joins from Danville as the nation’s leader praises pioneers, calling for a united commonwealth and continued advancement of freedom, security, and opportunity.
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Harrodsburg, KY
Kentucky
America
Frederick Council Meeting and County Class Institute Plans
Frederick Council No 118 holds a meeting to finalize plans for the county-wide class instruction program in Middletown and a Tri-State Boosters Association gathering the same week. Edward Rice leads songs with the chorister duties, and Sherman Bowers gives an Armistice Day address.
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Frederick
Oy Uam
James G. Crit
Middletown
Tri-State Boosters’ Association
Praternal Association
Edward §. Rice
Lester Fulmer
Edward S Rice
Luther Ries
Eight Indicted in Carroll County Grand Jury Case
Westminster November 16 Clarence Smith 23 of Bovds faces perjury charges tied to a marriage license. Indictments name Edon Slee Hewking 18 and Toomas R O Farrell 18 for related offenses. George Miller 18 accused of arson after a cousin's barn was set on fire following belief in witchcraft. Oda Wheeler 17 and others charged in separate counts including manslaughter and conspiracy.
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Clarence Smith
Bovds
Montgomery
Carroll County
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Edon
Carl
Toomas R O Farrell
Westminester
Muss Oda N. Wheeler
Greenmount
Ativen
She Piri
Netman Milleer
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