G O P Fund Receipts In Frederick County Report
Over 100 individuals and groups donated to the Republican campaign fund in Frederick County during the presidential race. The Shuif treasurer’s report shows receipts of 3447150 and disbursements of 4455.85 with a 24.35 overdraft, detailing precinct costs, headquarters salaries, advertising, and ballots. Several named contributors include Dr. Frank Worthington, Kingman Brewster, Robert Crothers, and many others, while the Democratic report is not yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Shuif
Fredrick County
Frank D. Worthington
EH. J. Slusher
T. Edgie Russell
Frederic Times
Howard A
Frank Gastley and Sons
Guy Anders
Hugh V. Gittinger
Austin F. Angleberger
Robert B. Crothers
Daniel T. Durrow
Horace M. Alexander
AL HR. Etchison and Son
Walter E. Sinn
Charles A. Price
Charles Delmar
H. Grady Gore
D. Charles Flock
Harry D. Radcliff
Jeanne E. Barmham
Mary J. Edwards
Mary L. McCabe
Benjamin L. Shuff
Sith
Cluir
Joseph H. Himes
Thomas Strother
Guy Wetzel
Carl W. Snook
Geraldsberg
Holden S. Felton
Ellie S. Milnshower
C.icogemus
Frank Foland
Arthur D. Willard
G. Oscar Rhoads
Florence H. Surman
Julia C. Young
Carson P. Frailer
Thomas E. Zimmerman
Louis A. Leichert
Grayson E. Bowers
Republican State Central Committee of
D.C
R. L. Kelly
Carson G. Frailer
Edward S. Delaplaine
J. ML. Etzler
Lorene Bowlus
Gordon W. Spurrier
November Meeting Of Frederick Civic Club Report
The Frederick Civic Club met in November with vice president Mrs. Harry D. Radcliff presiding in the president’s absence. J Vernon Coblentz showed a film from the National Kiwanis convention in California. Two new members joined. The next meeting December 20 will be the annual donation gathering for Montevue and Emergency Hospital with food and gifts to Federated Charities by noon.
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Frederick
Montevue and Emergency Hospital
Alice Ramsburg
C. Thomas Summers
Federated Charities
Negev Favoring Jewish Control Cited in U N Talk
Paris dispatch reports the United States told the United Nations that the Negev region should remain in Jewish hands with full consent of Jews before any territorial transfer. Washington aligned with Bernadotte's general aims, while noting disagreements on boundaries.
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Negev
Paris
United States
United Nations
Negev Desert
Palestine
Israel
Philip C. Jessup
Washington
Folke Bernadotte
Bernadotte
Galilee
U. N
Reading list helps fix twenty year stretch 1920 to 1940
The piece reviews books on the 1920s and 1930s and notes how those two decades shaped later events. It recommends Allen, Schrgiesser, Wecter, and Hofstadter as starting points and mentions a few other titles and lists for further reading. Two teenagers in Boston receive suspended sentences for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Warren G. Harding
Truman
Congress
New Democratic Congress
Frederick Lewis Allen
Allens
Karl Schr Giessers
Dixon Wecter
Richard Hofstadter
Hofstadter
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Rooseveltt
Battle Extends Around Suchow and Nanking Area
Report from Nanking notes continued fighting around Suchow Kiangsu and Nienchuang east of Suchow. Nationalists reinforce south of Suchow toward Nanking while rail links near Pengpu Suchow are restored. Separately Communist seizure of U S consulate radio set in Mukden prompts diplomatic note.
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Nanking
Suchow
Kiangsu
Ho Ying
Ational
Ainister
Executive Yuan
Stf
Nienchuang
Kiangsu Sittuato
Tenchuang Line
An-jang Po-Tao
Subhsien
Pengpu
Red
Chen Yi
Kiu Po-Cheng
Li Mi
Hanchuang
Reds
Lunghai
Tientsin-Pukow
U.S
Mukden
Angus Ward
French Plea Is Rejected Over Germany Ruhr Policy
Paris reports that the United States and Britain rejected French appeals to reverse plans in Germany. Premier Henri Queuille’s 10 week old government faces mounting opposition as Washington and London refuse to extend international Ruhr control or protect German aggression safeguards.
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Aris
United States
Brit
Germany
Henri
Queuilie
Robert Schuman
George C. Marshall
Bri Ini
Hec
Ruhr
France
Would Have Use Of State Funds Reported
A Maryland state commission on accounting recommended that the University of Maryland report disbursements to the Comptroller like other state agencies. Headed by Brooke E. Farr, the panel found centralizing all agency accounts would impair some services and that Maryland’s existing accounting systems are sound and practical.
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Baltimore
State Commission On Accountings
University of Marpland
Lane
State Legislative Council
Brooke E. Farr
Agencie
General Assembly
Agencias
Maryland
Herrman, Former York County Attorney, Dies at 63
Amos W. Herrman, 63, a former district attorney and long time attorney in York, died after a long illness in York Pa. He served on the York School Board and was a life member of the York Fair Society. Herrman had practiced law since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Herrman
York, Pa
Apj
Amos W. Herrman
York County
Herrman
York School Board
York Fair Society
Queen Elizabeth Crew Walks Out Delaying Atlantic Voyage
About 300 crew members of the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth walked off the ship in Southampton in sympathy with striking American longshoremen. The walkout delayed the departure for New York or Halifax by at least 25 hours, with the ship already delayed three days.
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Southampton
Enzg
Cunard
United States
Eng
U.S
America
National Union of Seamen
Halifax
New York
C. M. Ford
Elizabeth's
mid-Atlantic
U. S
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
William N. Margolis
Big Inch Gas Line Eruption Sparks Towering Flame in Indiana
A rupture on the Big Inch gas line near Seymour Indiana ignited a tower of fire visible for miles injuring 16 people and destroying 14 vehicles and several buildings. A second blast followed about 90 minutes later. Fire crews from Seymour Flat Rock and Columbus fought the blaze for about four hours. 30 workers at the pumping station escaped, three hospitalized with non serious burns.
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Seymour
Ind
Reddington
Here
S$mMial
Flat Ro
Cohu Ind
Larger Audience For Second Performance
About 310 people attended the Community Players Inc production of Suds In Your Eye at Frederick High School auditorium for the second show. This number doubles the opening performance and officials expect an even larger crowd for the final show with many rural-area residents anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players, Inc
Frederick High School
Freedom Train Exhibition Opens in Baltimore Area Sunday
The Freedom Train arrives from Gettysburg for a one day show at Carroll street yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Admission is free and a scroll signing of a Freedom pledge will occur as the exhibit travels through three cars. Officials expect up to 1000 visitors per hour with parking controlled on nearby streets.
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Lincoln
Key
Fredartull Street
Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East All Saints Street
South Carroll Street
B. and O
Carroll Creek
Childrex
Frederick
Gettysburg
News-Post
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Chambers of Commerce
Charles W. Magaha
Ies
Samuel S. Johnston
Herbert R. Jordan
Kopal Weinstein
Ezra E. Williams
Freedom Train
American Heritage Foundation
Brunswick
What It Will Cost to Aid China or Let Communism Spread
Washington debates the Chinese crisis asking what it costs the United States to stop Communism in China and what it costs to fail. Estimates suggest aiding Nationalist China could exceed 2.5 billion dollars over years. billions more are implied by broader strategic risk.
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Washington
United States
China
Truman
Rep Bloom
D-N
1St Congress House
Wiley
Militar
Wang Yurewu
Chiang Kai-Shek
Roger Lapham
Coop- Congress
Bridges JR N. H
Congress
Comino
Japan
Fighter Shot To Death While He Plays Cards
In New York a 22 year old boxer named Zangara was killed in a Bronx store back room while playing cards. An unidentified intruder entered a rear door shortly before dawn and fired two shots, hitting Zangara in the left temple with a .38 caliber slug. Police said the victim was a club hitter in the Browa Westchester area.
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New York
Holas Zangara
Wy Weight
Tadas
Bronx
Zangara
Jed Zongara
Browa-Westchester
Midwest Storm Lingers as Snow Fades and Rain Ends
The Midwest storm remains northwest of the Great Lakes with rain ending after about a inch in 24 hours. Temperatures will fall tonight with a low around freezing and winds picking up, while fog and fogbound roads affect travel. Rivers rose and streams ran high though fishing remained possible on the Potomac and Shenandoah areas.
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Midwest
Oserver
Great Lakes
Buckeystown Dam
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Shenandoah
Great Lakes Ore Carrier Robert Hobson Blown Aground
The 11,909 ton Great Lakes ore carrier Robert Hobson was blown aground last night in the Duluth Superior harbor entrance during a 68 mph northeasterly gale. The 580 foot ship’s bow touched shallow shallows off the beach inside the entry as water poured in when seacocks were opened. all 33 men remained aboard and were not in great danger.
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Duluth. Minn
Great Lakes
Robert Hobson
Duluth Superior
Lake Superior
al ¢ Beach
Jay Pari
Iely
Hobson
One Shot To Death And Another Wounded
In a tavern near the Maryland state line Meno Durst was killed by five bullet wounds while Victor Holliday, 32, was wounded in the arm. The shooter, who reportedly confessed, was arrested across the state line in Pennsylvania and brought to Oakland for questioning. Maryland State Police and the state’s attorney firm are handling the case.
Deep Drifts Paralyze Western Plains Roadways
Western Colorado southwestern Nebraska and western Kansas faced deep drifts up to 20 feet stranding motorists and halting trains and buses. A 15 year old Hutchinson girl died of diabetes amid rescue delays. National Guardsmen aided stranded travelers while trains crept along and power and communications crews worked to restore service. The storm eased as it moved southeast toward Missouri.
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Ramos City
Ivestock
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Teleor
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Rock Isand
National Guardsmen
Kansas City
Denver
Kansas-Colorado
Goodland
Gorham
Colby
Lexington
Neb
Garden City
Dodge City
Kingsley
Missouri
Memorials to Fallen U B Church Members Dedicated Sunday
Memorial services Sunday at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church honor members of the congregation who died serving in the armed forces. Kenneth Fogle will present organ additions and a harp celeste memorial to all parishioners who sacrificed. Listed lost are Gerald Baker, Ander B. Cassell, Clyde Hull, Austin Null, and Hubert Price. The senior choir, directed by Miss Margaret Wade, will perform selections and be joined by Rev Paul L. Althouse and Dr Raymond E. Wilhelm for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth =. Fogle
Cpl
Chas. E. Shook
Gerald Baker
Ander B. Cassell
Clyde - Hull
Austin Null
Hubert F. Price
John
Margaret T
Wade
Scherzette L
John H. Ness, Jr
Ay Sullivan
Mi Wil
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Deed Recorded in Emmitsburg Sale to James T Hays Couple
Deed recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of property on the south side of West Main Street Emmitsburg from Mr and Mrs William Peiper and others to Dr and Mrs James T Hays with consideration about 85000 in revenue stamps.
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West Main Street
Emmitsburg
William Peiper
James T. Hays
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Jeanette Cappielio
Gertrude Carson
House of Correction
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Manuel M. Weinberg
L. M. Ridge
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Tower of Flame
Freedom
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