State Grange Meet to Draw Three-Day Frederick Attendance
Frederick hosts the Maryland State Grange annual meeting December 4 to 6 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 200 attendees from across the state and Frederick county expected. sessions feature officers reports, addresses by Dr. Raymond A. Pearson and others, a banquet led by Henry R. Shoemaker, and demonstrations by the Maryland State School for the Deaf.
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Frederick County
Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key
The
Grange
Frederick
Thomas Roy Brookes
Belair
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
David Fry
Jefferson
Farm Bureau
David G. Hacry
Harford County
Ran Eine
Watich Hall
Calvary
Henry R. Shoemaker
Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
National Grange
Public Utilities and Endowment Fund
Maryland
T. B. Symons
Miss O'Brien
United States Department of Agriculture
Krewwatch
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Silence on hunt for nightlife figure Weiss missing
Federal agents in Philadelphia impose secrecy on their movements in a belated search for Willi Weiss a wealthy nightlife figure who vanished on October 26. The family has received few details as authorities acknowledge about a half a dozen leads but provide little information. A $100,000 reward was mentioned in connection with the case.
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Philadelphia
Willi
Weather Today Summary
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 80 pm today none. November to date AB inch. Excess precipitation to November 1 140 inches. Normal 338 inches. High yesterday 75. Low temperature 36. Tomorrow high 70 with 2.0m moonrise at 439 pm and moonset at 7 38 pm.
Frederick Civic Club backs sterilization law drive
After a presentation by Mrs. R S J Dutrow the Frederick Civic Club voted to support Maryland sterilization legislation and to back the project run locally by the Frederick County Children's Aid Society. The group discussed data from California and notes that 27 of 48 states have sterilization laws.
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R. S. J. Dutrow
Frederick Civic Club
Maryland
Frederick County
Dutrow
Frederick Co
Civic Club
Children's Aid Society
Federated Charities
Wheeler and King Clash Over Silver Policy
The Senate silver bloc drew renewed focus as Senator Wraceller vows to reintroduce a bill to authorize free coinage of silver, tying it to a monetary ratio with gold. Senator King says the silver situation is satisfactory and no new legislation is needed. The items mention meat producers among California game animals.
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Zion
Senate
Wraceller
Mo G
Senatir King
Tiah
U S Orders Ace Investigators On Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Frank Wilson and Arthur P Madden of the Internal Revenue Bureau are ordered to New Jersey to assist state authorities in prosecuting Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby murder. The move follows a shift of investigative jurisdiction from Treasury to Justice last October and comes at New Jersey requests.
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Washington
Frank Wilson
Arthur P. Madden
Internal Revenue Bureau
Intelligence
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Fieuuny
Wilsutt
Idadien
Elmer Irey
Department of Justice
Icey
Capone Income Tax Fame
Lindbergh
The
Treasury
Wilson
Madden
Morgenthau
Former Teacher Katherine Mullally Dies in New York
Katherine Bill Mullally, wife of advertising executive William T. Mullally, died after months of illness at her home 114 East 71st Street New York. She was born to Arthur Gordon Bill and lived in Danielson Connecticut. A Mt Holyoke graduate class of 1904 she was active in advertising circles in New York and served on boards of Advertising Women of New York and the New York Mt Holyoke Club. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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Katherine Bill Mullally
William T. Mullally
New York
East 71St Street
Mullally
Arthur Gordon Bill
Danielson
Conn
Mt. Folycke College
Fact Ally al Lie Wyman S
Frederick County Council of Religious Education Plans
Officials of the Frederick County Council of Religious Education met at MLCA to discuss future activities. No definite year plan was set pending a joint committee meeting with the Frederick County Ministerial Association on cooperation in the interests of the people’s work. A leadership training school is planned with possible involvement of other young people’s organizations.
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Frederick County Council of Religious Education
Frederick County Ministerial Association
County Council of Religious Education
County Council
Shi. Adams
Oo Omt
Middlesou
John S. F
Amos J. Traver
Apple
Muss
Financial markets slide amid broad but muted downturn
New York trading opened unsettled with no single pressure point. The drift was modestly lower as bonds and commodities showed mixed to dull movement. Government securities eased while call money and the pound sterling fluctuated.
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New York
U. & Government
Lammiot du Pont Faces Senate Fire Over Munitions Cuts
Plar draws sharp criticism from Senator Gerald P. Nye as he probes the Lammiot du Pont firm over slashing large bevins in munitions. Nye, chairman of the Senate committee, reiterates the demand for government control of munition production.
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Lammiot du Pont
ET. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Tis Company
Gerald P. Nye
Senate
Court orders affecting six accounts filed in circuit court
Orders impacting six accounts from the closed Central Trust Company seek first dividend payments of 6 percent to depositors. Several accounts are joint and held in multiple names. Individual heirs and recipients receive dividends or refunds following deaths and set offs, with orders signed by Associate Judge Willard and Chief Judge Urner.
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Central Trust Company
Samuel T. Brightwell
Julia G. Bright
Monrovia
John J. Crumlish
Emmitsburg
Catherine
Crumlish
Maurice T. Warner
Union Bridge
Alice J Warner
Mary Co. E. Wilhide
Rosh H. Heffner
Thurmont
Arthur D. Willard
Inn
Willard
Evelyn Louise Lippy
E. Louise Lippy
Evelyn L. Lippy
Hammond Urner
Barry $. Boyle
Emmitebueg
Modern and Economic Pension Plan Feasibility Hope
In Baltimore on November 20, Lie b Dopkin, chairman of the Old Age Security Council, announced plans to craft a modern economical humane pension system for Maryland. Dopkin, appointed by Governor-elect Harry W. Nic, heads a committee to align with the Republican platform.
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Baltimore
Lie B. Dopkin
Old Age Se Erity Convec
Maryland
Doapkin
Harry W. Nies
Florida
Douglass Named to Labor Relations Board
Douglass of Oklahoma City named to the Textile Labor Relations Board succeeding James A. Mullen Gast. He previously served on four railway labor mediation boards and is noted for his experience in labor dispute mediation.
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Washington
Frank P. Douglass
Oklahoma City
Textile Labor Relations Board
Douglass
James A. Mullen- Gast
Liwagu
Loisiguku Bes
Unclear OCR fragment reports city visit and officials
Fragmentary item notes a city hall visit by multiple officials including a sergeant and party leader. Details are garbled with names and roles unreadable, but reference to a 40 LUE Interest and RTUUP appears.
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Guatra
Elzat
Omfress
Vom
Patrie Cort
Mook Proposes Liberty League Oversight by Congress
Representative elect Frank E. Mook of Michigan says his first act in Congress would be to place the American Liberty League under the provisions of the Federal corrupt practices act and require periodic financial disclosures to Congress. Shouse denounces New Deal regimentation and notes the coming Congress will be heavily partisan.
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Washington
Representaive-elsct
Frank E. Mook
Michigan
Congress
American Liberty League
Bmdeling
Olstedt
Tam Woouml
Tam
Shouse
New York
Navy
New Deal
Roosevelt
League
Seadu
Roostvei
National Association of Railroad and Public Utilities Commissioners
Jane | S Electricity Rics
Special Service Held At Buckeystown Church
Buckingham School pupils hosted a Sunday night program at Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church featuring readings, music, and a talk by Dr. Charles H. Conley praising country life. Hubert Divers led. Wilbur Burras assisted. solos by Melon Hahn and the Gosnells. harmonica and cornet selections. alternate Sunday services led by Rev. C. E. Dryden.
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Buckeystown Methodist
Buckingham School
Charles H. Conley
Conley
Hubert Divers
Wilbur Burras
William Burras
Ralph Fogle
Buckingham Boys
Melon Hahn
Buckeystown
Niles Abrecht
Frederick
Murray Gosnell
Miss Gosnell
C. E . Dryden
Jury Still in Session Deliberates Amid Extended Proceedings
The grand jury, recalled to hear evidence on the assault of William Carter colored on Geraldine Kreh, enters its second day of sessions. State's Attorney Walter Sinn expects no adjournment before tomorrow as 28 witnesses were summoned for Monday, 29 for today, with further issuances this morning.
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William Carter
Miss Geraldine
Kreh
Tate
Walter E. Sinn
Insull accused of deliberate deception in public affair
A fragmented report alleges Insull attempted to mislead the public with references to Chisazi No Forest A. Host Ladd and attorneys cited, while others named in the partial text suggest a contested case. The unreadable OCR fragment limits clearer details on dates, places, or outcomes.
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Chisazi
Forest
Ladd
Iones
Seoris
Caarice Lounsoury
Siea
New Deal In Washington
Washington dispatch reports the New Deal mobilizes power against utility regulators. The piece notes regulators faced a barrage from FPC, FTC, TVA and others, as national leadership pushes for public ownership and stronger rate controls amid a broad power agenda.
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Frank P. Walsit
David Lillenthal
TVA
Morris
Cooke
Inter
Recital Class Held by Hood College Music Department
Hood College inaugurates a monthly recital class in its music department. The first session at Brodbeck Hall featured Glenda Bowers of Washington, N J, on organ playing Bach and a Mordkowski sonata movement. Several students performed entries on piano violin and voice with Mrs. Joan Sicette accompanying.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Glenda Bowers
Washington
N. J
J. S Bach
Mordlelssoin
Ty van Goens
Joan Sicete
Dagrbarn
Del
Smeeton
Austria Demands Arms Equality at Geneva Meet
Austria pushes for equal armament rights at Geneva disarmament talks. United States proposes licensing transparency to curb arms trade from revolvers to battleships. Britain’s Henderson to reconvene talks in January. King George opens Parliament urging world peace and League of Nations authority.
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Austria
Geneva
Whirl
United States
Hooeeda Wouth Daupie
Mera
Europe
Norh FR. Wilson
Switzerland
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Ning
London
King George
Buckingham Palace
House of Parliament
Queen Mary
Showers Signal End Of Mild Fall Weather
Weather notes indicate approaching showers may mark the end of an Indian summer like spell lasting since last Friday. Officials say the timing varies by year, with some years seeing such warmth as late December. Residents await cooler air, while farmers prepare fields and garagemen inspect cars as heat usage declines. Hood officers are installed at Hoard College with Radcliffe assisting as house dean at Strawn cottage.
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India
HOOD
Hoad Colch
Ma Radcliffe
Strawn Cottage
Rederick
Jefferson
Maryland Man Sentenced In Gettysburg Area
Denton E. Powell of Pleasant Valley was fined 205 dollars and costs after a Gettysburg area incident. He had earlier been convicted of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and was granted permission to apply for parole in thirty days.
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Maryland
Denton E. Powell
Pleasant Valley
Gettysburg
Caer
Powell
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