State Congress of P T A Ends Its Meeting Here
The Mainland State Congress Par ens and Teachers concluded its session at the Prancis Sco. Ker besday with no action on movie legislation. Speakers including Kingman A. Handt praised co operation to solve unemployment and urged local surveys. Mrs. H. B. Levely announced Indian suits for deaf children and county council establishment. Pins were presented to officials, and R. C. Trompson spoke on rehabilitation services.
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Baltilent
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Annapolis
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Nd County Generaveir
Lava Ross Coppage
Mrven
Baltimore
R. C. Trompson
State Department of Education
Mattland
Werth
Ta Mgs
Sree
Ecuca
Pas
Robbers Loot Alabama Bank for Bonds and Cash
Berry, Nov. 20 AP Phelan Shepherd cashier of the Bank of Berry reported a robbery last night with about 109000 in negotiable bonds and 15000 in cash stolen. Thieves entered through a window and used an acetylene torch to breach the safe and vault contents including small coins. some negotiable securities were overlooked.
Brady brothers bomb murder case to be taken up next week
Rockville reports that the Brady brothers Lawrence Leroy and Herman of Prince Georges county face trial next week as the criminal docket reaches 68 cases. They are charged with the December killings of Leroy’s wife and two siblings when a bomb exploded as a Christmas package was opened at their Seat Pleasant home. The case has lingered since last year’s indictment and a prior jury deadlock.
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Seat Pleasant
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Goldsborough Urges Judge Ship for Sleman
Senator Philips Lee Goldsborough recommended Paul Seman Montgomery county attorney for a seat on the District of Columbia supreme court bench if a vacancy arises. The act creating two additional judges for the Court of Appeals is cited and William H. is noted as a district court judge to be mentioned. Seman is described as having an exceptional mental faculty and high qualifications.
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Philips Lee Goldsborough
Paul Seman
Montgomery County
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Congress
Ibia Court of Appeals
William H
Goldsborough
Sieman
DO X Lands Unexpectedly in Santander Spain
The DO X giant German seaplane made an unplanned stop in Santander Spain at 1 45 p m while en route from Bordeaux to Corunna. It paused to visit a local theatre and to refuel, with officers guiding the stop and hotel staff assisting at Emerson Hotel.
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France
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Ote
Weaver and Cline Three Banks In Wedding Nuptials
Hendersonville ceremony set for this evening closed by state authorities. Reception at Highland Lodge after ceremony. Details describe gowns, attendants, and guests as the couple plans a home in Washington after a wedding trip.
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Cline
Hendersonville
Highland Lodge
Cara Moffet
Wash
Dy Nist
Virginia N. Cline
Reno
West River
Miss Weaver
Washington
Harp
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Mess
A. Gray
Willam EB. Prezman
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Melvin Englelot Frederick
Market Stands Tests Baden 19
AP reports market tests show small firms facing money risks as Baden 19 tests persist. The piece notes hes timing of small business activity amid evolving market conditions and potential financial strain.
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Baden
Drive incident details uncertain from OCR fragment
An unclear report references a person named Jansd Foc Drenken and a justice John Fr of Petersoa. It mentions a $100 amount and a state officer C. R. Rhodes, with vague ages and driving terms. Further readable facts are not discernible.
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Petersoa
C. R. Rhodes
1932 Road Funds May Be Available Shortly
Washington reports Congress will be asked to release the 125,000,000 federal road fund immediately on enactment of the Agriculture Department supply bill. Secretaries Bugdet and Warburton will join in the recommendation, aiming to have the 1932 road money available perhaps before March 7.
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Army Navy Gridiron showdown set for December 13
New York November 20 The Army Navy football game is scheduled for December 13. The broadcast will reach coast to coast via NBC designated facilities, linking national audiences to the annual rivalry.
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New York
Western Md Team Plans Charity Tilt Against Utah
A Western Maryland squad announces plans to play Utah in a charity game. The event aims to raise funds and feature prominent players, with early discussions focusing on venue and proceeds for community causes.
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Western MD
Utah
Hold Institute Friday as Work Begins on Quarry Stone
A Friday event marks the start of quarrying stone for city street work. The program includes speakers from the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs and local officials. About 75,000 cubic feet of stone will be blasted, then hauled for bed rock in the western streets.
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Hinds
Thomas and Company
Maxwell
Thomas
Arequired
C. N. Trundle
Eek Ox
Biennial meeting wrecked by tornado hits MD school
A tornado struck a midwest school during a biennial meeting, killing 20 and injuring many board of visitors. Two years into the machine age, discussions on trade department reforms and estimates followed the disaster.
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Middle West
Temperatures Tumble as Snow Hits Rockies
Storms leave a deep snow cover across the West while temperatures fall. Snowbound Rockies paralyze highways and railways, with towns like Palmer Lake and Raton marooned, and air mail flights continuing despite drifting conditions.
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Gal
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Rockies
Palmer Lake
New Mexico
Raton
Wyoming
Good Work in Schools Emphasized by Dr. Spear
Dr. Irving Spear, professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases at the University of Martland, spoke at Hood College on Mental Hygiene during a health drive. He described the nervous system as a complex network managing impulses, perception, regulation, and memory, and cited causes of its disturbances from prenatal to postnatal factors.
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Irving Spear
University of Martland
Hood College
Hood
Spear
Spoat
U S Agencies Fortify Chicago War on Gangland
Attorney General Mitchell said federal agencies are fortifying their forces in Chicago to break up gangster activities. The Justice Department FBI and other units are stepping up actions to curb gang violence amid ongoing law enforcement efforts.
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APY
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Toe Tay
Chicago
Gas Rates Discussed in Omaha Meeting
Officials debate natural gas pricing at a Omaha session citing changes in rates. Spokespersons from the utility and consumer groups present outline proposals and potential impacts on households and businesses.
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