Christmas Club state congress checks set for December 4
Distribution of about 622 million dollars to roughly eleven million Christmas Club members is planned as checks go out December 4 after 3 PM. The program includes a radio broadcast November 26 with Floyd Gibbons Lowie Homer and Anna Case.
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Central ‘Tract Company
Maryland
Frede
County National Bank
Farmers’ Fercial Bank
Es Institution
Floyd Gibbons
Lowie Homer
Anna Case
Christmas Club
Mare Bom
Herbert FL. Bawn
National Bancservice Corporation
New York City
Farm Hand Dies in Chair for Slaying Little Girl
Bellefonte Pa Nov 1 AP Harry Coon 23 died in electric chair today for the murder of six year old Mildred Cass on a farm near Coudersport. Coon beat and stabbed the child and disposed of her body on a rubbish heap after he said he would kill if he had to. He had been arrested Sept 14, the day after the slaying.
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Bellefonte
Harry Coon
Niary
Mildred Cass
Coos
Coon
Litte Etl
B. D. Cass
Coudersport
Cass
Martinsburg Man Sentenced to Life for Triple Murder
Martinsburg West Virginia Nov Taylor W Hott 35 was sentenced to life in state penitentiary for first degree murder in the July 21 triple killing. Prosecutors said he killed his three children by throwing them into a pool after failing to find work and fearing he could not provide for them.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Taylor W. Hot
Hott
Geology professor dies in classroom in Morwantomm West Virginia
Dr Jonn Litvetsia Ticon geology professor at West Soia Undvers cropped dead after a heart attack in his classroom. The incident occurred as teams Leve 1s played hockey. Baltimore Mt Washington Club defeated Hood College second team by scores 18–1 and 5–1.
Calf Club Elects Officers in Montgomery County
Gorden Gunstengi of Dawsonville was chosen president at the Montgomery County Jersey Calf Club election held at the Urmstead home. Frathe Sifes of Denrold was named vicepresident, Richeels Howes of Washington Grora treasurer, and Neal Crown of Derwond sergeant at arms. Aubrey N. Walter of Germantown was treasurer and the club heard reports on the National Dairy Show in St Louis last month where seven calves from the county and similar numbers from other counties earned about 250 in prizes. The 4-H federation athletic meet was discussed with plans for a speed-ball contest and other events, and a county calf show was favored.
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Rockville
St. Louis
Mossgomey
Ettie
Gordon Umstead
Political stalemate seen as Congress opens ahead
A garbled Washington analysis notes factions in the Democratic and Republican camps may clash over unemployment legislation and party strategies as the Seventy-second Congress prepares to convene. Both sides weigh control of House and Senate with no clear program forthcoming.
Zoning Group to Report Own WH Sulmt at Report to the Maro
A zoning group plans to report its own work at a meeting with the mayor and city council. The report will cover proposed changes and zoning considerations for the downtown area. Officials expect detail on new development guidelines and potential impacts on local businesses.
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Maro and Council
Fog Again Ties Up Traffic On The Bay
Dense fog halted coastal air travel and disrupted mail service along the bay coast. The Weather Bureau noted reduced visibility since June 26, with airplanes unable to operate and mail diverted by train and other means.
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Weather Bureau
Auto Crash Injures Two on East Second Street
Two pedestrians were struck by a Hygeia Fire Company truck that mounted the sidewalk on East Second Street about 8 AM. Afiss Staub was badly bruised. Mrs. Capello sustained minor brushes. Stanley Michael, driver, backed from an alley and failed to turn, police say. He faces charges in police court.
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East Second Street
Kes Street
Afiss Staub
Capello
Hygeia Ire Company
Stanley Michael
Sanitary
Market
Secand Streets
Ward
Ihe Komen
J. Walsh
Michael
ImadRid Apprehensive Though Strike Is Off
A vague report describes rising unease as strikes in Barcelona Valencia and nearby cities threaten disruption. Firefighting efforts and sympathy actions accompany the unrest as authorities monitor the situation.
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Imadrid
Fog Blamed for Wreck Injuring Three
A traffic wreck attributed to dense fog injured three people. Crews responded as authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene.
Wife sues minister for maintenance and support
Bis. Beina Dua Minor of Rok vile files in Circuit Court suit against Rev. Gie Dilton Minor pastor at Rockville Christian church and head of Briary Bail Academy Ovules ville Montgomery county seeking maintenance and support. She alleges abuse abandonment and threats as well as mental distress with the husband earning about 400 dollars monthly and asks for attorney fees and support. The couple married January 26 1895 and have two grown children.
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Bis
Beina Dua Minor
Rokvile
Gie Dilton Minor
Rockvile Christian Church
Briary Bail Academy
Ovulesville
Montgomery County
Rockville
Mi Educational
Tre Puniif
Fourth Typhoid Victim In Chestertown Family
Chestertown November seventeenth eight year old Jane McKenny daughter of Mr and Mrs John McKenny is believed to have heart trouble caused by typhoid she is the fourth family member stricken in a month and the third to die. Also notes newspapers exhibited at The News Post by J W Exter of Woodeboro and reprints Civil War era papers from July six 1861 to April nineteenth 1862 carried horseback from Hanover to Woorsboro.
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Chestertown
Jane McKenny
John Mckenny
News-Post
J. W. Exter
Woodeboro
Eamls
Baltimore Sun
Lincoln
Coznress
Grant
Beauregard
Hanover
Woorsboro
Maryland Journal
The
Baltimore Advertiser
Allen Pitzer
Lewisstown
Absolom Borham
Baltimore
Frederick
Winchester
Virputa
Bonham
Ponr.i
Adam’ Timore
Frederick-Totn Post
Training Course on Boy Leadership for Scout Leaders
A new training course in Boy Leadership begins Thursday night to help leaders equip scout troops along the lines of Scouting ideals. First in a five part program, it offers practical instruction for handling troops and guiding border facing initiatives. The session is open to all men interested in the subject of boys and will be held at Church Street School starting November 78 at 7 30.
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Maryland
Congress of Parents and
Frederick
Francis Sco Key Hotel
Kingman A. Handy
Baltimore
Lford Palmer
Emory L. Codientz
State Board of Education
Frederick Tor
Dean Sara C. Lovejoy
Hood Co
Frederick M. Hosmer
Secice
Wi Mpgaman
Dr. Altert S. Cook
Church Street
Beming
New Furnace Ford Bridge Project Beats Winter Delays
Concrete likely not poured this winter as work on the Ford Bridge near Gaithersburg advances. The project aims to eliminate grade crossings, upgrade approaches, and install a steel girder bridge with concrete pavement to be finished soon, with $395,000 allocated for district work and $105,000 for Gaithersburg.
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New Furnace Ford Bridge
Ridwecile Elminata
Gaithersburg
Jonnsville
Union Bridge
Frederick County
John
Lewistoan-Harmony Grove
Unidentified Woman Found Dead In Midtown Alley
An unidentified woman with Latin features, dressed in deep mourning, was found dead in a midtown alley. A black bordered handkerchief lay in her left hand and a mysterious mark covered her right eye. Doctors said she had been dead about 12 hours.
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New York
Breckion
Doc
Mrs Dodd Moves to Fairfax for Divorce
Fragmentary report indicates Mrs Dodd relocates to Fairfax amid divorce proceedings. The text mentions a father figure and an event involving Trish Guards Bombed, but details are unclear.
Mets Pickfords Trade Costs and Deadlines
Fragmentary text references Mets Pickfords with currency amounts and deadlines. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The note mentions fees or trades around dollars and a date near end. Further readable context needed to extract concrete entities or actions.
Court appoints new residents to clerk staff
The clerk of court announces several appointments to the clerk’s office. New appointee is Lambert from Charleaville, with long-time staffers Martz and Staley continuing. Beard and Wachter remain for four years, while Horace Staley and others hold prior roles.
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Hallaty
Haugh
Beard
Merisage
I C. Wachter
Ely Horace
E Staley
Lew Automotive Sylex, Inc
Ithisey
Martz
Staley J
Ofice
Wachter
Stabilization Sought in Wheat Purchases
Washington Navy report shows the grain stabilization corporation buying wheat in both east and future markets. Chairman Legge says purchases may total up to 50 million bushels, aimed at preventing unwarranted price declines rather than raising prices.
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Washington, Navy
Legge
Partin Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
Levine Arrested in Vienna Tiu-Cnas
Local brief reports arrest of Levine in Vienna tied to ongoing case. Authorities confirm link to suspect known as Tiu-Cnas and initials AL Lee. No further details released pending investigation.
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Levine
Vienna
Tiu
Cnas
AL Lee
Attendance at seal game unclear from OCR text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a disconnected phrase about attendance at a seal game with garbled wording and missing details unreliable for a full summary.
Half of banks expected to reopen after suspension
ATK November 17 report says about half of 33 banks in the American Exchange Trust system suspended payments. Most banks will reopen after a short period or be placed under state banking department control. J. Harrison of the Merchants and Planters Trust notes expect at least half to reopen.
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ATK
B. Barks
Com
Commpany
Exchange Trust
He Rock
Americixt Company
Otter
Payments de Paslors
State Banking Department
American Exchange Trust Company
Merchants and Planters Trust Company
Helena
J. 4
Harrison
Banks and Company
Oldest Kentucky Bank Closed by Directors in Louisville
The National Bank of Kentucky, oldest bank in Kentucky, was closed temporarily by its board amid withdrawals and rising rumors. Lawtyeville Trust Company, affiliated, also shut by its board. The National Bank of Kentucky, chartered in 1834 with $5 million capital, reported $54.7 million in resources and $41.15 million in deposits.
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Louisville
National Bank of Kentucky
Kentucky
National Bank
Lawteville Trust Company
James B. Brown
Louisvile
National Bank of Eya
Stolen Autos Recovered After Saturday Night Theft
Two siren automotiles were recovered by local police after being reported stolen from city streets Saturday night. The Chevrolet coupe owned by Charles A. Grumbine on West Church Street was found abandoned and out of gasoline. Owner Bart Was advised, car returned to Frederick, and Grumbine later arrived in the city. The missing lines include references to natural gas plans and local names, with several garbled phrases from the era.
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Charles A. Grumbine
West Church Street
Grimbine
Owier Bart
Frederick
Hargett
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