Frederick man dies after auto crash into truck
A 55 year old Frederick resident, A Denny, died at Frederick City Hospital after his car skidded into a truck on a National Pike road. An inquest was begun by Justice Patrick M Schnsulfer to hear from Earl Linthicum, the truck driver from Monrovia. Surviving are three daughters and several siblings. the body rests at C E Cute and Son funeral home pending arrangements.
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Frederick City
Denny
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Justice Schunauffer
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Monrovia
Linthicum
Washington
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Phyllis Lucas
Jamestown
Ind
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Lebanon
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Commercial Bank
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Llewellyn
Victoria. Moore
Frankfort
Drother
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Adrem L. Moore
Order of Elks
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East Patrick Street
Riot in Cairo Leaves Eight Injured Amid Student Clashes
In Cairo eight people were injured when police and students clashed during anti British demonstrations. The government said police fired on students at Zagazig and that two students were hospitalized. The overall death toll from the protests rose to six.
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Weather Outlook for North and Mid-Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for rain or snow in the North Atlantic region and rain in the middle Atlantic states Sunday night and Monday. Expect generally fair conditions otherwise with a chance of rain Wednesday or Thursday, possible snow in northern New England and northern New York, temperatures near normal at week start, warmer midweek, and colder Thursday or Friday.
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Weather Summary and Historical Climate Notes
The report lists 24 hour precipitation and month totals with November figures. It notes high yesterday of 44 and low last night of 3, plus yesterday’s temperature and year ago figures. It also provides sunrise and sunset times and mentions cloudy stream conditions and moonrise tonight.
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Four escape serious injury after wreck on Jefferson Pike
Samuel Lester Suter of Brunswick drove a car bound for Brunswick that left the highway near Frederick and rolled four times. Suter suffered a leg injury, others including Clement Bowers, Mrs. Margaret McLane, and Mrs. Catherine Donovan received non serious injuries and were treated at Frederick City Hospital. The vehicle was moved under its own power after the wreck.
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Frederick
Samuel Lester Suter
Brunswick
Disney
Suter
Frederick City
Clement Bowers
Margaret McLane
Catherine Donovan
Cen
Policeman Shot By Pool Room Robbers
Three robbers raided a Philadelphia pool room early today firing on Patrolman David Wagner 40. Wagner was hit in the right knee as the trio fled in a awaiting automobile after taking proprietor and 18 others as hostages and escaping with cash.
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Belgian Financier And Economist Dies
Emile Preancaui a noted Belgian financier and economist is reported dead in Brussels on November 16. Francqui who earned Belgian recognition as a financial guard began his career as an army officer.
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Butler Aspinall Dies In England
London reports the death of Butler Aspinall 74 a noted baronet who practiced maritime arbitration and served as chairman of the British and American joint arbitration board in 1920.
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Baltimore Supreme Court appoints Eugene Greed Jr as bailiff
Eugene Greed Jr of Braddock Freighta is named bailiff by the judges of the Supreme Court of Baltimore City. The appointee is a University of Maryland School of Law graduate and was admitted to practice this month.
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Getzendanner Withdraws Extradition Request For Trial In Maryland
Getzendanner of Charles Town West Virginia withdraws the extradition request to face Frederick County Maryland charges of defrauding cattle sellers. State officials expect the warrant to be honored and a habeas corpus challenge possible in Martinsburg.
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Charles Town
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West Virginia
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A. W. Garnett
Grove Moler
Martinsburg
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Bowers
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Moler
Berkeley County
D. H. Rogers
Predenck County
Frederick County
Frederick County Products, Inc
Fauquier County
Brethren Church Meeting Draws Delegates in Bridgewater
Eight Frederick Church of the Brethren representatives and five from Pleasant View attend a three day meeting in Bridgewater Virginia with 911 delegates from ten states. A Youth Convocation Friday night fills the venue with overflow seating.
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Sherfey
John Wolfe
W. P Feags
Ed. Bhaw
Walter P Poole
Jesse Shaver
David A. Lewis
Mary Bowlus
Nannie Moser
Ruth Bowlus
Lorene Bowlus
Pleasant View Church
Hundred Delegates Attend Hood College Student Conference
About 100 delegates from Maryland District of Columbia and Delaware gather at Hood College for a Tri State student assembly. Dr Grace Loucks Elliott of New York is principal speaker with a program including lectures discussions sports and a banquet chaired by Miss Virginia Wales of the YWCA.
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Hood College
Grace Loucks Elliott
New York
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10 Year Low Rent Housing Plan Proposed in Washington
Senator Wagner discusses a planned 10 year low rent housing program with potential near one billion dollars in funding. He says it would be a definite long term plan, not an emergency measure, and would aid the building industry and low income earners, with Roosevelt to review details after Thanksgiving.
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New York
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Warm Springs
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England
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Steels and Specialties Bullish Favorites in Market
Steels and Specialties led the weekly market rally as profit taking paused gains in other areas. Several four year highs were set during a brief session, with leaders holding firm as commodities showed little influence on equities. Wheat, cereals, and cotton moved little while bonds edged mixed and the pound sterling opened at 4.82.
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Smiss
The New Deal in Washington
Washington reports reveal the New Deal facing political realities as federal workers shop for campaign funds and many officials edge into politics. Brain trust figures stumble amid tensions with Tammany and party dynamics while reformers struggle to influence states and avoid public backlash.
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Not Surprised by Endorsement of Norris by F R
Chicago publisher Frank Knox says President Roosevelt’s endorsement of Norris shows the President has abandoned his party program for radicals. He notes similar support for La Follette and Wisconsin figures while predicting Democratic hardship in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
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Carroll County Public Schools Expenditures Report for Year End
Audit of Carroll County Board of Education shows total income of 505 361.47 and expenditures of 460 954.70 for the year ending July 3. Major costs include teachers salaries 269 640.25 and building related outlays 77 885.72 with 257 702.63 county and 106 526.34 state funding.
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Prominent Mason Dies in Toledo at 83
Bart Smith, 83, a renowned figure in the Masonic fraternity, died in Toledo Ohio. He attained the 33rd degree in Freemasonry, completing a long life of service within the order.
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Manager of Texas Prison System Dead
Huntsville Texas Nov 11 AP Dave Newson manager of the Trans prison system died early today in what officials called a sudden illness. He led the agency through several administrative changes and oversight of several facilities.
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Convocation of Cumberland Episcopal Church Meet Friday
The Convocation of Cumberland comprising Allegany Frederick Garrett and Washington counties will meet in Fall at All Saints' church. Dr Noble C Powell Baltimore will preach. Bishop Helfenstein will take part. Business and reports follow with a luncheon and discussions on church loyalty.
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De Bono Removed as Commander of African Forces
Rome reports Mussolini reshuffles the East Africa high command. General De Bono, 69, steps down as commander in chief after organizing the Ethiopian campaign. General Badegilo named as his successor and General Guasoni becomes Eritrea vice-governor.
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Ethiopians Rally Against Italian Offensive In Horn Frontier
Reports from Diredawa and Harar show Ethiopian volunteers moving toward Harar and Jijiga to confront Italian advances. Ras Nasibi takes command on the southern front and forecasts Italian weakness with supply shortages likely to force a retreat within months.
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Week Seen as Pivot in Recovery for Wall Street
Wall Street analysts deem this week pivotal in the ongoing recovery as the market breaks above prior trading ranges. Industrials show strength with several issues trading at the best levels since 1929, and the Dow averages lead a renewed move beyond long-standing barriers.
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