Record Low Temperatures Hit Frederick and Baltimore
A cold snap drives 20 to 31 degree drops with 3 to 4 degree lows in towns, including 3 degrees at Gambrill Park and 15 in Frederick. Baltimore records a 20 degree low and 31 degree 24 hour fall, while weather officials note near Thanksgiving warmth returning soon. Police report Frederick resident Frank Dumik, 67, found unconscious and later died, with exposure cited as a possible factor amid heart disease.
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Pittsburgh
Atrip
Frederick
Westminster
Mount St. Mary’s
Westert Marys Land
Post Ofice
Ty.pe
Gambrill State Park
Catoctin Mountain
Baxter Bigs
Baltimore
Baltmore
Dumik
Aristocrats Debate King Edward's Affair
London reports say a circle of aristocrats weighing the King Edward affair with Mrs. Watts Simpson. An informed peer urged they should be ashamed for spreading talk about the sovereign while denying the public scandal.
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Edward
London
King Edward
Watts Simpson
Pol Dily
Ballmore
Warmer Weather Arrives After Eastern Cold Snap
Tre Assotiateeress reports warming trends for the east and Midwest after sub freezing readings. Records show heavy snowfall and blocked roads in Virginia and Maine amid strong winds and drifting. Pacific coast warmth contrasts with eastern drought, while Washington and eastern states face light rain and continued dry spells.
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East
Midwest
Orelief
Virginia
Maine
New York
Satr Pranetsco
Orovan
Warhington
Washington
Local Masons Named to Ten Maryland Grand Offices
Two Frederick Masons, A Leroy McCardell and Arthur H. Doll, elected to state posts at Maryland Grand Lodge annual meeting in Baltimore. Doll to Board of Managers for three years. McCardell re-elected Bonnie Tink Masonic Home trustee. Harry B H Wright re-elected Most Worshipful Grand Master. Numerous officers chosen. Scotland trip noted. County Masons listed as attendees.
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Frederick
Boars
Baltimore City
Doll
Howard Jackson
Ernest W. Green
Baltimore
George W. Livingston
Masonic Home
Harry BH. Wright
Easton
John H. Wessey
Herman L. Purnell
Salisbury
Karl H. Peltz
Harry C. Mueller
Peter BE. Tome
Mr. Purnell
Mr. Fritz
Wright
Mr. Mueller
Scotland
Grand Lodge of Scotland
Duke of York
Temple
Jacob Rohruck
McCardell
Mr. Dol
John Phillip Engelbrecht
Lawrence E. Bentz
Geo. T. Cramer
Paul D. Simpson
Millard P. Lease
Harry P. Seeger
Lindsay Browning
Jesse P. King
Frank Conaway
Hubert Burdette
Asa Watkins
Ernest Watkins
Ulwyd C. Mackley
Marion
Miller
Roscoe B. Ruined
Aan
Ha Ho Martin
PF Mats
Ty ‘ Weant
F. A. Edmonda
Siem D. Engelbrecht
Ernest F. Hammaker
Ramiuel Do, Bennett
Lucien Falconer
William H. Campbell
W. B ] Watson
To Be Tried December 1 For Murder Of Waters
Donald Parker, 27, of Washington, to be tried December 1 in Rockville for the killing of Horace Waters at a Germantown store. Parker pleaded innocent. he was brought under guard from Maryland penitentiary where he awaits a life sentence for another murder.
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Rockville
Donald Parker
Washington
Horace Waters
Germantown
Maryland
John T. Garces
Prince Gearen County
Priest's Bridge
Maryland state school board biennial meeting held here
The Maryland State School Board held its biennial meeting with 222 pupils enrolled over the past two years from districts excluding Dee Howard and Queen Anne's. Reports praised WPA outdoor improvements, noted vocational training offerings, and detailed $10,729.98 in structural and ground upgrades plus extensive outdoor beautification carried out with WPA crews.
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Feo Tours
Maryland
Bjorfee
Works Progress Administration
John K. Shaw
Baltimore
Dr. Shaw
John HW. Baker
Buckerystown
Charles McC
Mathias
Tredarich
Ireuaier
Richard Moss
Frederick
M. Ernest Jenkins
Oscar E Webb
Henry G. Penniman
Chaos E. Moylan
Peyton Gorsuch
Westminster
A. Frank Miller
Mr. Alry
Richard Patts
D. John Markey
S. Elmer Brown
Charles I Conley
Jacob Rohrback
Rob't. E. Delaplaine
Reno & Harp
Justice Walter E Bint
Jorlee
Bjorlee
Elty Stong Carroll Street
Ml Sel Teenie Sap
Bjorles
WPA
Britain Stands Against Foolishness in Face of Blockade Threat
London reports indicate British sources warn against any foolishness that would imperil Mediterranean shipping as General Franco threatens a naval blockade of Hatfelona, with support from Amath government circles.
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London
Prandea Franco
Hatfelona
Strane
Nasil Binet
Marie
County Women's Clubs Outline Their Projects
The Rural Woman's Club federation outlines major projects for home grounds and family needs with demonstrations on home decor, living spaces, and dining setups. A spring plant exchange and garden school are planned, with district music festivals in April and a federation meeting set for March 24.
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Dome
Virdee
Urdersmoot Rural Woman's Club
Aaccntive
Weneacay Aernam
Than
Po Cutler
Mijor Project Comitee
EF Fath Renib
Buckeytown
Illinan
Mia Phirence EO Willams
Misselena Stauffer
Clarence Tay
Walkersville
Chaiman
Elmer Michael
Adamstown
Poyd Main
Middletown
Grove Lime Co. To Give $5,000 To Its Employes
Stephens City Virginia November 19 At a meeting of the Grove Lime Company employees William J Grose president and treasurer announced about 5000 would be distributed among the staff The distribution based on length of service marks the first ever for the company which employs about 150 persons The firm reports business better now than since its incorporation in 1929
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Stephens City
William J. Grose
Mr. Grove Line Company
F. Grove White
William J. Grove
Denies Linking Of Her Name With Simpson
Mrs Jacques A L Rattray denies reports linking her name with Ernest Simpson ex husband of the society woman friend of King Edward. She released a statement through her lawyer on a flight to London calling the reports incorrect.
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New York
Jacques A. L. Rattray Ann
London
Ernest Simpson
King Edward
Raffray
Simpson
Tugwell Policies To Be Continued Relief Policies To Be Continued
Incoherent report outlines continuation of Tugwell era relief policies despite missing administrators. Text references farm tenancy programs and shifts in supervision, with garbled phrases about transfers and officials.
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Tugwell
Methodists Rally Planned Across Counties This Week
A temperance rally led by Rev Hughes at Calvary Church in Frederick is set for Tuesday night November 24 with delegates from Thurmont Union Bridge New Windsor and other towns expected to attend. Dr Benjamin Wy Meeks of Calvary cites pastors forming campaigns as part of a nationwide church effort opposing liquor traffic and promoting citizenship.
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Calvary Ot F
Tirdessek
Agra
Wehop
Muthuath Tj
Warringtorff
Benjamin Wy
Meeks
Culgaey
Mth
Methods
Washington, D .C
Ir. Meeks
Taha Hughes
Grange urges removal of most favored nation clause
The National Grange calls to drop the most favored nation clause from existing foreign trade agreements when extended next year. The convention urged Senate ratification of all trade pacts with freer nations, while disagreements within the group delayed a 1937 policy decision.
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Columbus
National Grange
United States Senate
Ita
Selling Barriers race trip leading issues
In New York on November 19 at 6AM officials cited rising market confusion as investors trip over selling pressures. Amateurs and traders reported mixed reactions with concerns about customer loyalty and debt collection amid a fluctuating market. The scene reflected broader stock activity and cautious sentiment as brokers noted stronger terms in certain sectors.
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New York
Woerriers
Amate
Apeelalites
Lepsant Bard
Euketantlal Gaunt Goxloe Babes
Plentifuy Wat Brogers
Forte
Norte
Collection
Clinton B. L. Repp Dead In New Jersey
Clinton Burress Repp, born near Johnsville and founder of the Vitaphone, died Tuesday at his Mansfield home in Fairfield New Jersey. He was sixty years old and survived by his widow four children two sisters and two brothers in law. The funeral will be Friday at two from his Mannfeld home.
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Clinton Burress Repp
Tihomttorl
Fatnfield
Nywk
Teatt
Mr Repp
Wallington
Frank Repp
Johnsvile
Mes
Bly
Samuel Po Repp
Beaverdam
Maryland PTA condemns blind selling and block booking
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers adopted a resolution opposing hand selling and block booking by the motion picture industry. The measure, read by Mera Willan Padlich, chairman of the resolutions committee, argues films harm children's best interests and calls for education improvements in Maryland.
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Annepolis
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mera
Willan PF. Padlich
Congress
Maryland
Roosevelt Heads to Inter-American Peace Conference
President Roosevelt sails south aboard the Indianapolis toward the December Inter-American peace conference in Buenos Aires. The Chester acts as escort while the flotilla maintains about 25 knots, with the presidential party preparing for warmer weather and white dress as they near Trinidad en route to the meeting.
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U. S
Ben
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Chester
Ohcort
Indianapolis
Trinidad
Batuntay
Forest Fire Under Control in Prince George's County
A forest fire in Prince George's County burned several acres before crews of civilians C C C workers and volunteer firefighters from three Maryland towns brought it under control. Two brothers on their way to help were killed and five other youths injured in a head on crash near Accokerk portotler, with Herman Barnes 22 and Albert Barnes 18 of Indian Head identified among the dead.
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Clinton
Prince George's County
Civiians
C. CC
Maryland
Indian Ter, Ltd
el Udon
Accokerk Portotler
Herman Barnes
Albert Barnes
Weather Record Shows Cold Yesterday and Night Temps
The report notes a high yesterday near minus six degrees and a low around four degrees at night. Morning readings show a cold day with frost and clear conditions across the region.
State Board Holds Hearings In Industrial Accident Cases
The State Board held hearings in Shiloh and Hagerstown as part of proceedings to review injury claims. Luther Jackson case sparked testimony against an attending physician with an award in dispute. Other cases involved Frederick area insurers and industries including Frederick Motor Co and Ox Fibre Crush Co with various claimants and attorneys present.
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Rooseman
Shiloh
Omar D. Crothers
Ceci County
Crethace Ane Qeanarni Nied
Alt? Brown
Come Mission
Meartigs
Hagerstown Phils
Luther Jackson
John L. Ruce
Myeraville
Jackson
Wiatene
Ubab Sache
Ubee
Wiec
Victor Wolfe
Rent American Indemnity Co
Charles Jf
Raymond Edward Stevens
Aanoke Iron and Meldge Co. Inc
American Mutual Liability Insurance
Patrick M. Schnauller
Grover Crummit
Diletrieh
Prichofer Flour Mill
American Mutual
Roosevelt letter cited on wage and condition reforms
In a letter read to the Business Advisory Committee, President Roosevelt urged studies on improving wages and working conditions. Secretary Roper presented the note to industry leaders and Commerce officials, calling for private job absorption and aid for low income housing and clearance programs.
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Novis
Roosevelt
Roper
Cemimet
Commerce Department
Towrevell
Fie
Welshmen Seek Higher Living Standards From King
An open petition from Welsh miners and laborers asks King Edward to raise living standards wages and work conditions for thousands of workers. The appeal was delivered to royal aides in Cambran as the king prepares to tour Welsh districts with ministers.
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Cambran
Wales
Fasinf
Edward
Johlees
Blyenavon
Madrid bombings raise alarms as fascists drop devices
In Madrid the fascist assault continues with hazardous devices dropped in the streets near the American Embassy and near the Telephone Building. Officials report casualties and mass evacuations as residents seek cellars while authorities fear a wider toll from the two week aerial campaign.
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Madrid
Las
Puerot del Bolenbuay
Carmen Street
Alcala Street
Universal City
Labor Fed Blames Communists for Seamen's Strike
Overtures in Tampa report the American Federation of Labor denouncing the east coast seamen's strike as Communist inspired. William Green accuses CIO leaders of evading peace talks while John L. Lewis's faction faces internal criticism. Limited vote followed a contentious resolution by the Old Line International Seamen's Union.
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Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Communista
Saat MT
Old Line International Seamen's Union
Reid
William Green
Federation
John L. Lewis
Ivelligent Committee
Howard
Typographical Union
Green
A. F. of
Banquet Speaker Rev Dr Amos John Traver Delivers Address
The Rev Dr Amos John Traver of the Evangelical Lutheran church will speak at the St James Lutheran hall in Geliyuize during the annual fashion event. He will address the topic What To Your Worth with remarks aimed at community uplift and moral reflection.
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Amos John Traver
Cvas
St James Latherean Church
Geliyuize
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Ingoon
Prinktin
Charleton
Tal Hastede
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Methodists
Bishop Hughes
Meeling
Repp
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State Board
Accident Commission
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Eon Ph de
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Union
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Savora
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