Despondent farmer Bruchesy dies after a home shooting
The death of 52 year old Frank Bruchesy at 474 West Street is ruled a self inflicted shooting. Police found Bruchesy in a bedroom with a 32 caliber revolver and powder marks. Inquest verdict: death by his own action. Survived by wife and daughter Nellie with services set at Mt Olivet.
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Anden
Frank Bruchesy
Prkes
Homsit
Charles Wy
Westtreet
Richard A
Brachey
Bateis
Conley
Opey
Patrick M Schnauffer
Actroner
Chey
Nellie
Mr. and
Himes
Uru
Oy Bern
O* Brush Company
Wes
William Id Mary Layman Bruchey
Miss Tel- Bruchey
Ora
David L Bruchey
Richard Bruchey
Roosevelt to Speak at American Peace Conference
President Roosevelt announced he will speak at the opening session of the Pan American peace conference in Buenos Aires on December 1. He emphasized the global event's importance amid the ongoing maritime strike and said world peace supersedes mayoral interests. The trip departs from Washington Tuesday night and heads to Charlesina.
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Wvelt
William
San Francisco
Wea
Noorevelt
Charles& C
Prin
Nabington
French Powder Plant Blast Kills 35 in Saint Chamas
A huge explosion at a French powder factory in Saint Chamas kills 35 and injures over 20 as debris rains across the town. Fire and rescue teams rush to the plant and nearby warehouses while residents report the blast shook the entire area for miles.
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Saint Chamas
France
Iteelf
Maming
Look For Peace Steps To End Maritime Strike
Shippers and striking maritime workers sought possible government peace steps in Washington as mayors of crippled ports conferred. The strike entered its sixth day with 37,000 workers out and 178 slips idle, with sympathy walkouts continuing in Atlantic Crest and Gulf harbors.
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San Francisco
Cali
Jons
Washington
Porta
Ainska
Tasword
Coast Porta
Atlante Crest
Gulf
Insurgent forces assault Madrid as battle rages near university
Reports from Madrid say Paslist troops crossed the Manzanares to reach University City but retreated as reinforcements repulsed them. Artillery and aircraft damaged buildings near Atocha station and the parliament area while Moors and Norwegians supply ships are noted elsewhere.
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Madrid
Manzanares
University
Atocha
Parlament
Osaki
University City
Paseo de Rosales
Montana Barracks
London
Liosds
Valencian
Grant
Hospital Superintendent Opens Fire On Bandits
Philadelphia reports a bandit raid on the Methadiet Pre hospital payroll where three gunmen robbed workers and stole cash before Miss May A Middletown the hospital superintendent fired at them from a window. A patrolman arrived as the robbers fled into the dusk.
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Philadelphia
Pheett
May A. Middletown
Wallace Sees New Era For U S Agriculture
Secretary Henry A. Wallace spoke at the Land Grant College Association meeting in Houston on November 10 and suggested a potential new era for U S agriculture though predicting a modest shift rather than a radical change. He emphasized shaping policy to give farmers better chances at prosperity while considering long-term national interests.
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Houston
Texas
Henry A. Wallace
Cittleth
Land Grant College Association
Wallace
Contempt Order Served on Thomas E Oden over Trail Addition
The Circass Court ordered Thomas E Oden to show cause by December why he should not be held in contempt for erecting a dwelling on lots 21 to 24 in Blok 6 Trail Addition east of Frederick in defiance of a court decree. Emma V. Saylor’s petition seeks attachment and removal of the house. Oden contends some violations exist and claims acquiescence by Saylor. The judge previously found some violations but did not justify scrapping the entire development plan.
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Thomas E Oden
Decemiar Lowby
Trail Addition
Frederick
Arthur DD Wizard
Oden
Emma V. Saylor
Baylor
Aovrit
Willian M Storm
Albin M Wood
Sailor
Willard
Saylor
Soviet Declines To Take German Protest
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will not accept a German protest over 23 German citizens jailed on charges of espionage and involvement in a fascist plot. The German charge d affaires was told the complaint was not receivable. The protest warned of strained relations and demanded immediate proof of the charges.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Alfaires
National Christmas Fund Distributes Billions to 7.5 Million
New York November 16 The Christmas Club Inc reports about 355 million dollars will be distributed in the next two weeks to roughly 7.5 million people as part of the National Christmas Fund.
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National Christmas Fund
New York
Christmas Club, Inc
Toda
Peiping Student Leader Aids China Rally in New York
Lett Teel a student at Istathua University in Peiping is organizing a rally in New York to urge residents to support China against Japanese encroachment. The event aims to mobilize wartime sympathy and bolster international backing for China.
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Cuad Chinse
Arc
Lett ‘Teel
Istathua University
Peiping
New York
Chinatoan
Fatal Wreck In Martinsburg Involves Pittsburgh Sportswoman
Martinsburg West Virginia reports a fatal crash near the city Saturday night. John L Whitacre 23 of near Winchester Virginia died from a skull fracture after colliding with a car driven by Nancy Patterson a Pittsburgh sportswoman. Patterson was slightly injured. State police say Whitacre was returning home from Martinsburg when Patterson attempting to pass on a hill swung into his path.
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Martinsburg
John L Whitacre
Winchetex
Virgina
Baltimore
Poller
Nancy Patterson
Pittsburgh
Middleburg
Whitacre
Miss Patterson
Governors oppose December 31 payroll tax deadline
Seven governors at the governors conference attacked the December 31 deadline to pass legislation to exempt their states from payroll taxes for 1936. They call the requirement a demand to force special sessions and fear payments would go to the federal treasury for Congress to decide. The Treasury estimates these payments exceed 110 million dollars. Included is Harry W. Nice of Maryland.
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St Louis
Federal Treasury
Congress
Treasury Department
Harry W. Nice
Marylard
Probe into fatal wreck continues near Fort Belvoir
Coroner Justice Walter E Ston and Army camp officers reopened investigations into the death of Desxey C Hodson of Fort Belvoir caused when the vehicle carrying Hodson and two soldiers overturned after a car backed into the road. George Bickel, driver of the other car, was hospitalized with a concussion. Hodson’s body was moved to Port Townsend funeral home with no funeral plans announced. The case hinges on whether a car backed into the highway and triggered the wreck.
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Desxey C Hodson
Army Engineeriing
Fort Belvoir
Abo
National Highway Lab
Middle
Hodson
John Bickel
George
Hsalin
George Bickel
Fresterick City Horpial
Join Bickel
Wailer Reed Hospital
Washington, Inc
Altoona
Port Tutvoll
Tha Dnt Funeral Home
Middletown
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Spain
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Rev Fiseal
Cantan Chole Manion
Toe
Angee
Iota
Howell
Qala Lee
Aimatar
Gouvemnenr Marete
Mire
Moses
Cartea Pirammer
Epa
Winchester
Burrall
C. C. Cariy
Sien Coal Everett V. Moser
Doxena
Ariend
Suke and
Fleezy
Wella
Hendrickson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ecline & Son Fureral Home
Carty’s
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick &J. Frederick
ST. Marys
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