Christmas club payouts total $117000 10 received by 3800 savers
Frederick merchants anticipate a Yuletide season cash surge as 3800 Christmas club account holders receive about $117000 in checks dated November 26. Banks report increases over last year with total payouts around $97,000 to 2500 accounts and a 20 percent gain in club activity.
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Frederick
Terg
Savings Clubs
Commercial Bank of Md
Frederick County
Fredericktown Savings
Western Md. Test Co
Farmers & Mechanics
Western Maryland Trust Company
Dr Reddick Speaks At Frederick Civic Club Meeting
Dr Olive I Reddick Hood College economics sociology addressed Frederick Civic Club Monday afternoon at Federated Charities building. New members Mrs V Lenora Hmunt and Miss Leah B Allen welcomed. Donation Day planned December 13 for Frederick County Emergency Hospital and books for Frederick High School Library to be collected at Evangelical and Reformed church rooms and Mrs Harry Davis Raden home.
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Olive I. Reddick
Hood College
Frederick Civic Club
Federated Charities
Florence Garer
Department of Public Estate
J. Dutrow
Charles W. Lough
Reddick
V. Lenora Hlunt
Leah B. Allen
Yoo
Heth
Prederick County Emergency Hospital
Frederick High School
Marcelene Kefauver
Abraran
Henry H. Abbott
Civic Club
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harry Davis Raden
Zon+ ta Club
Chariel
MR. Etchfron
Fine Arts
President elected in Jefferson Davis Chapter of UDC
Mr dark stor in on webiate region and formerly of Frederick has been elected president of the Jefferson Davis Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs Smith becomes widow of Prof Crore Favard Smith and is well known in the area.
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Dark Stor
Webiate
Frederick
Jefferson Davia
Unita Daughters of the Confederacy
Smith
Crore Favard Smith
Car stolen in 1924 Ford pickup robbery report
Police report an incident where a 1924 Ford pickup was stolen from Andrew V Morgan in Wormane mil. The car had a green hood and was possibly involved in a robbery. authorities are investigating and seeking information.
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Andrew V Morgan
Schumann-Heink In Critical Condition In Hollywood
Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink, 75, is critically ill at her Hollywood Hills home after a blood ailment diagnosed Saturday. Doctors say immediate transfusions were needed to save her life and her condition remains serious as medical staff monitor her closely.
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Tralisood
Madame Frnesting
Henk
Hollywood Land
Samoquel Alter
Strom
Two Gold Miners Die in Windfall Placer Shaft
Superior Montana November 17 AP two gold miners Antone Gustafson aged 40 and Oscar Gervart aged 45 died in a shaft at Windfall placer. They were trapped under Dry Creek bed in a 100 foot bore and found on its side. Their partners Fred Mass and Syd LaCombe said they may have been alive last night when rescue efforts paused. Their bodies showed torn hands but no crushing.
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Superior
Montana
Antone Gustafson
Oscar Gervart
Fred Mass
Syd LaCombe
Gustafson and
Gervart
Favorable Dividend Reports Boost Stocks Rally
New York stocks extended a recovery as favorable dividend reports buoyed sentiment. Trading showed modest gains with many issues advancing, while European currencies softened against the dollar and commodities posted mixed results amid cautious trading.
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New York
Neas
Mass Policing And Picketing Stopped At Plant
Mass policing and picketing ceased at the Cela nese Corporation of America plant after Gov Nico wired State Police Superintendent Major Enoch Barton Garcy to proceed with caution The patrol was reduced and pickets fell from several hundred to about 25 Meanwhile Western Maryland hatcherymen attended a Purina Mills exhibit and luncheon in St Louis attendance featured 35 hatcherymen and a display on chick embryonic development
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Cumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Enoch Barton Garcy
Harry W. Nico
Mnatcherymen West
Maryland
Purina Mills
Francis Cee Tey
Burell
St. Louis
A. White
Parade Phils
James R
Weather Record Reports Unclear Data for November 1935
The snippet notes 24 hour precipitation figures and November totals with errors and garbled terms. It mentions normals of 248 inches and actuals of 468 inches for November 1935, an excess to 311 inches in 1936, plus yesterday’s temperature around minus 41 and a high near minus 47 with a low near minus 32.
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Nizh
First Social Security Forms Returned Quickly
The first Social Security forms arrived within hours of receipt. Thirty five of six hundred twenty five forms in city and county were returned by workers by Monday afternoon. John D Hendrickson filed the first blank form at the post office. The form asks a few questions and will be distributed to employers on November 24 with a December 3 deadline.
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Del
Kostelanetz Says Lily Pons Not Wed
Andre Kostelanetz denied reports that he and Lily Pons were married. Reginald Caen claimed the marriage in Fort Worth, but Kostelanetz stated the couple are not wed and plans are not finalized.
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Lily Pons
Kostelanets
Memphis
Tenn
Andre Kostelanety
Reginald Caen
Port Worth
Kostelanetz
Charles Edison Named Asst. Secretary of Navy
President Roosevelt appointed Charles Edison of New Jersey son of the late inventor as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He will succeed the late Henry L. Roosevelt who died last winter and is expected to assume the post under Secretary Swanson within a few weeks. Edison had been in touch with naval affairs during the war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Navy
Henry & Roosevelt
Edison
Swanson
Navy Department
Move To Restore Teachers Salaries In Full
Annapolis November 17 The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers opens its twenty first annual convention with a plan to restore teachers salaries. About 100 PTA representatives attend as the group considers a resolution favoring restoration or urging the governor to restore cuts. Mrs We Rasy Copperage presides.
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Annapolis
Maryland Congress of Parents and
Congress
Harry W. Nice
Ag Pt.a
House of Delegates
Mra We Rasy Copparge
Conetesa
Labor lobby shapes Roosevelt era 30 hour week debate
Washington column reviews labor leaders from the Non-Partisan League and the Committee for Industrial Organization as they press for a shorter work week, weigh Supreme Court risks, and anticipate industry pushback. It notes potential 30-hour legislation, NRA influence, and political aims for 1938 and beyond.
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Washington, Nov
WEA
Roneveld
Congress
Senate
House of Roosevelt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Pasase
Roosevelt
Labor
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Keegh Court Iurdle’ A
Supreme Court
John L
Lexis and
Aix
Washington
Roosevelt Plans Overseas Trip to Promote Good Neighbor Policy
President Roosevelt will depart tonight to attend conferences with Latin American republics including Argentina and Uruguay. He will travel aboard the cruiser Indianapolis from Charleston to record time on a monthlong voyage. Officials say the trip aims to reassure hat-in-neighbor nations and advance their collective effort to curb armed conflict in the western hemisphere.
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Washington
Onentag Decca
Uruguay
Charleston
Awaid
White House
Buenos
Poose
United States
Polle
Western Hemisphere
U S Lawmaker Seeks Ban On Coronation In U S
Representative Cutton of Wisconsin proposes a House resolution to bar U S diplomats from attending the coronation and marriage ceremonies of the King of England. He argues England owes money to the United States and should not fund display or propaganda with such funds.
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Washington
CAP
Britain
Cutaon
Derocrat
Wisconsin
United States
England
Cannon
Congress
Wallis Himpon
Dr Miller Speaks At Hood Chapel Service
Dr. Raphael W H Miller of Weshlpe on spoke at Hood College chapel in Drodbeck hall Monday morning. Miller, pastor of the National Christian Church in Washington DC, urged the need for people to organize a definite plan of dying.
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Raphael WH. Miler
Weshlpe
Ever Dies
Hood College
Drodbeck Hall
Miller
National Christian Church
Washington, D.C
National Preaching Mission
Dean Stutn V. Lope
Benjamin W. Merks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Fire at Their Door Endangers City Opera House Fire
City police found a blaze near the Opera House late Monday night. A pile of rubble under the gallery and surrounding debris suggested a small fire started close to residence and quickly spread. Firefighters and Frank Poesy responded to control the blaze and prevent further damage.
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Atepe
Ci'y
Frank Poesy
Pahire
Elis
Low Living Costs in Japan Linked to Cheaper Goods for U S Markets
Miss Gerhard, historian and lecturer at Ames College, argued that Japan’s low living costs enable cheap production. She cited dormitory style housing and small work teams as factors, and described government cooperatives and welfare efforts aiding affordable goods for workers. She noted Japan’s economy influences U S markets and reflected on cultural aspects of Japanese youth, while preparing for a return to Japan next summer after a yearlong visit to the United States.
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Fyne
Aostye
Iran
Pemlin
Amerag Markets
Mary Gerhard
Milenary Toe Aypan
Homt College
Miss Gorband
North Japan College
Wosa Br
Jorge
AlLss Gerhard
Govern
Mis Gerhara
Nomets
Miss Gerhard
America
Lancaster
Japan
Man Wheats
Death Toll In Powder Plant Blast Rises To 52
Baint Chamas France Nov 17 AP The death toll from the Powder Hi bina plant explosion rose to 52 officially. Soldiers and civilians labored through the night using rubber sheets to handle the debris as 10 more bodies were recovered. The blast tore a wide crater and many workers were in critical condition.
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Baint Chamas
France
McNair’s bid for Pittsburgh mayor blocked by court
Pittsburgh Nov 17 AP The common pleas court blocked William N McNair from again seeking the mayoral office by ruling his Sept 6 resignation is beyond recall and that Cornell J Reilly is lawfully mayor The decision rejects McNair’s claim that the resignation was improperly accepted In Chicago a new Foreign Relations group formed the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations to share information on world affairs and bring speakers to discuss developments abroad
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Wee
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
T& Trenin
vMce
McNair
Cornell J
INEA
Chicago
Chicago Council On Foreign
Iderepread
Mayors Confer At Badge Conference Near Nation’s Capital
Fragmented note reports Mayors Linyd Crerant Gy and engineers from BC Mexacl attending a smut conference at a major American city. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but reference to Washington and several named persons appears.
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Mayors Confaresce
Linyd C Crerant
Enginees Fimer BC Mexacl
Mazore
Washipat
Roosevelt Plurality in Maryland Reported by Secretary
Annapolis November 17 AP Secretary of State F Ray Jones announced Roosevelt carried Maryland by a plurality of 158 177 in the presidential race. Official canvass will be sent to the Board of Canvassers for final declaration. The Maryland congressional results show Denintat 93 404 for the Sixth District while LeGorr Republican 40 623 and Dyer Socialist 697 receive votes.
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Tanunipolis
Gecreary
F. Ray Jones
Dresident
Roosevelt
Maryland
AIM
London
Repub
Thomas
Alkens
Hrowder
Communit
Vbc
Congress
Taal
LeGorr
Dryer
Socalist
Hopkins Addresses Mayors Meeting on WPA Training Roles
Washington November 7 AP reports Hopkins outlines the Works Progress Administration plan to keep the unemployed with jobs and center training for private industry readiness. The speech, prepared for delivery to the Mayors, emphasizes annual production projections and the program’s broader employment goals.
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Washington
Hopkins
Ing Works Progress Administration
Heaithes
Wil
Eltet
Planes and tanks fight for control of University City
Heavy artillery and aerial bombardment pummel University City in a fierce clash described as the bloodiest ground of a European siege. Planes drop bombs as tanks and militia contest centers while civilians shelter in subways and basements amid shattered buildings and sirens.
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Temernow
Mae Kun
Hus Wen
Cus Fiside
Borthwestern
Mordrid
Daselstraeht
Ranttal
University City
Europe
la Campus
Man's Land
Capital
Fort Cations
Pradogs
Tersona
Hartalega Ats
Madrid
National Book Week Observed At Colle Library Display
Colle Library marks the national Book Week from November 13 to 28 with an exhibit of first editions autograph copies and rare bindings. Librarian Miriam App and assistant Katherine Dutrow present a collection including Joyce Ridin Treen Other Poems and Oscar Wilde The Seat of Man Under Socialism among titles from the 18th and 19th centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe College
Mim Miriam R. App Tbrarian
Mia Katherine + Dutrow
Lbrarian
Beta Frederick
Treen
Joyce Ridin
Socialis
Oscar Wide
Radclite
Wi Nam Godwin
Caleb Willan
London
Mount of Oliva
Jerusalem
Brian Scott
Scotlani
New Atlantis
Brown
Prederick
Needle Art Club Formed In Newile Home
The Newile Art Club organized on Monday evening at the home of Scho Versserger. The club aims for weekly meetings with craft work and needle projects. Officers elected include President Mrs Bae percer and Secretary Mes William Boh.
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Nfeedle Art Club
Newile Art Club
Waa
Scho Versserger
Eub
Muich
Pomident
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Skyways
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Reginald Owen
Ife
Kastelandz
Ato
Hollywood
Miss Pons
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Henry L. Roosevelt
Thule
By Rodaly Walcher
Crealt
Tobby
League 3
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Ite
Punhcatis
Barbour
William H. Smathers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
NFA Berrice, Inc
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Wecraia
Eno
Bor
U. S
U.S
Dr. Miller
Hood Chapel
Attak
Kawk
Gerhard
M’nair
Willy
AL Fae
Houston
Texas
Ptriodie Adit
Admindterton Ag Rts
Marin
No Man's Land
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