Hold Up Charge Ties Two Men to Frederick Robbery
A poorly executed stick up on Frederick's western outskirts led to two men being charged on a November 2 attempted highway robbery. The case links Joseph Laugher Roy Boughtr and James Schulz to the incident, with paroled prisoner one defendant and bond set by Judge Bowers after grand jury action. Court records describe a chaotic early morning pursuit ending in pistol threats near a railroad area.
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Frederick
Harry F. bond
Joshe Sherran P. Bowers
Peoples Court
Witem Jordan
souphr
tiew
Glessner
Lyes
West Patrick street
Joseph Laugher
Roy Boughtr
James Schultz
Schutiz
man
Elwood
Ror
James Schulz
Ming station
shea
Josesn
Bameher
WES
bat
wade
Escapes Death After Attempted Assassination in 1931
A fragment reporting an assassination attempt linked to a 1931 incident mentions Hamaguchi and Matsui with references to a pacific treaty and a national motive. The readable text is confused but indicates an attempted killing by would be assassins and a survivor theme.
Weather Today Clipped By Stream Flows Near Potomac
Fragmentary text notes a weather update near the Potomac region with references to streams and a band performance. Details are unclear but suggest a local forecast note and potential public event activity.
Anniversary of Lynch Lodge 103 A F F. & A Masons
Lynch Lodge No. 103 A F F. & A Masons will observe its 68th anniversary at a Thursday night regular communication. Constituted November 27, 1873 by John A. Lynch, past deputy grand master, the lodge began with first master Benjamin H. Schier. A group portrait of thirty-two past masters will be displayed and eighteen ring past masters are expected to attend.
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Lynch Lodge
Nevin T. R. Waskey
John A. Lynch
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Benjamin H. Schier
Benjamin B. Schier
Philip Stern
Harry C. Keefer
Wiliam HA. Zeigler
Isaac Lowenstein
Isaiah N. Loy
iJacop B. Tyson
Wilbur H. Duvall
Schaeffer T. Hargett
R. &. J. Dutrow
Harry Blackster
J. W. L. Carty
Jacobi Rohrback
Hiram R. Heck
Philip Seeger
Al LeRoy McSardell
C. Thomas Kemp
Glenn O. Garber
Henry B. Ramsburg
Emory C. Crum
Edgar H. McBride
Byron A. Winebrenner
Richard F. Simmons
Roscoe
Rhoads
Holden
Felton
Arthur H.Doll
Noel Haller
Marion Stull Miter
Paul D. Simpson
Jamies
HH Falk
George William Saltz
King George heckled at Parliament opening in Lords scene
In London on November 21 Labor MP J McGovern interrupted King George as he finished his opening speech. McGovern, suspended previously, shouted about abolition of means tests and unemployment cuts while nobles and diplomats looked on. King George remained poised and pledged support for disarmament via the League of Nations.
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London
House of Lords
George
J. McGovern
McGovern
House of Commons
King George
Britain
Deer Sightings Dot Braddock as Season Opens
The braddock area reports a deer in a garden by resident William Lowery near Braddock on Saturday. Earlier sightings placed deer near Weverton and Middletown with speculation the Braddock deer may be the same animal seen before. County hunting licenses total 4,000 as opening week activity grows.
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Wiliam Lowery
Braddock
Middletown
Robbers Strike Two Lewistown Stores After Night
Burglars visited two Lewistown businesses taking about 100 in goods including firearms ammunition candy tobacco and a small amount of cash. The loot from Utterback garage and Snook building included tools a rifle a shotgun hats axes revolvers and consumables. Sheriff’s office investigated noting a pattern similar to an Emmitsburg break in ten days earlier.
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Lewistown
Lester KE
Alterback
Daniel W. Snock
Utterback
Snook
sheriffs office
Charles P. Mort
Emmitsburg
Civic Club Meeting Highlights Social Service Efforts
Frederick Civic Club members hear Mrs. Michael E. Pue discuss mothers pensions and boarding homes for children aided by the Children's Aid Society. Reported: 13 old age pensions, 49 children in 25 boarding homes, 31 in fee homes, 30 probation cases. licensing for outside care requires Mrs. Pue’s approval and annual renewal. An Astronomy group from Hood College visited the Naval Observatory in Washington to view the time service and early Martian satellites. William A. Bradley Sr. had his larceny sentence suspended after witnesses cited his good reputation.
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Frederick
Florence E. Garner
Michael E. Pue
Frederick County Children’s Aid Society
Children’s Aid Society
Naval Observatory
st Hood College
Washington, D. C
Leah Brown Alen
John H. Willams Oservatory
Alvida B. DeLashmutt
Mary Smith
Ruth Smith
Washington
Wlliam A. Bradley
Bradley
criminal court
Jacob‘gon
Wilard and Woodward
Jacobson
Stratosphere Balloon Sighting Aboard Near Frederick
The stratosphere balloon passed near Frederick amid a ground search by William Payne and two passengers from Washington D C They observed from 4 00 to 4 30 PM as it drifted toward New Jersey Numerous Fredericktonians joined in the chase with Frank W Rothenheefer among those who climbed City Hall skylight for a view but the balloon remained unseen from the ground.
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Washington
New Jersey
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
oher
Frank W. Rothenheefer
City Hall
Mr. Rothenheefer
Lindberghs land at Horta in the Azores
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh fly their sea monoplane from Lisbon to Horta in the Azores, covering over 900 miles in just under nine hours at about 100 mph. They were sighted previously at St. Michael's and were believed to consider a U S return via the Azores and Bermuda. Also noted is H E Fisher stationed at Mt. Airy due to illness of a Baltimore area railroad agent.
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Horta
Azores
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lisbon
Greenwich meridian
St. Michael's
Libson
Ponta del Gade
Lindbergh
Iishon
United States
Bermuda
H. E. Fisher
Buckeystown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Airy
Robert E. Sputier
Ark and Dove Day Proclaimed With War Memorial Ceremony
Governor Albert Altene proclaims Ark and Dove Day on November 22 urging flag displays and proper exercises. The War Memorial ceremony, first by the Commission, coincides with unveiling a bronze tablet memorial designed by Hans Schuler. Roosevelt address aired from Warm Springs with other officials present.
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Albert
Altenle
United States
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Rite i
War Memorial
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Maryland
Youth Wounds Father While Protecting Mother in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland on November 21 twenty year old Fred Flowers shot his father three times in the head after the elder man attacked Flowers's mother and advanced with an ax. Flowers was released on bail. the father died and a first charge was filed with a second ongoing. The Public Health Service notes fever carried by airplanes from the tropics and ongoing fumigation of planes.
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Cambridge
Fred Flowers
taday
Flowers
United States Public Health Service
Profits Highlight Sweep on Theatrical Stock Deal
Senate investigators heard that more than 4 million dollars in profits were made within weeks in a theatrical stock scheme. Murray Dodge testified that a syndicate bought 250000 common shares at 202 each, then sold to the public at 222 before a two‑step sale to a selling group and finally to the public.
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Washington
Generals Theater Equipment Inc
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
William Fox
General Theater Equipment
Murray Dodge
Chase Securities Corporation
Sankere
Tynchon and Company
West and Company
W. G. Hammers and Company
Halser~Stuart
Shermar Corporation
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase bank
Morgentau Plans to Censor Subordinates' Talks
A Soviet dispatch via AP reports that Morgentau intends to censor subordinates' talks. The announcement notes tightened control over communications and a crackdown on unauthorized remarks within the ranks.
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MORGENTHAU
Financial markets mixed on bullion price rise and rate slips
New York stock leaders showed limited reaction as gold price climbed a dime, while international rates eased. Traders and buyers were cautious, with sterling opening around 5.364 dollars and money markets steady at about 1 percent amid a subdued session.
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New York
Balloon flight over New Jersey ends with safe landing
Bridgeton New Jersey November 21 AP Lt Cmdr T G W Settle and Major Chester L Fordney slept wrapped in the deflated balloon fabric after a rapid descent. They awoke at a farm nine miles southwest of Bridgeton and phoned in the triumph while detailing heights of 59 000 feet and a playful breakfast amid muddy boots. The Navy ordered search planes to assist and the Johnson family hosted the pair as government aircraft circled overhead. Mrs Settle and Mrs Fordney arrived in Gettysburg thrilled by the safe landing. The story notes the balloon’s crew and equipment survival with few losses.
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G. W. Settle
Chester H. Fordney
eT Birdock
Aion
Settle
Fordney
Frederick County
Bridgeton
N. J
America
New Jersey
Tex) Settle
Chester L. Fordney
Major Fordney
S. M Johnson
Idney
Major Fortney
civilization
Fordnney
south Jersey
Pordney
Johnson
Ree
Harriet
Alice
Gettysburg
Mra
T. G. W. Settie
Chester Fordner
Navy Seais
Washington
navy
Lakshurs
Bridgecon
T. G. W. Sete
Navy Department
central Atlantic
coast guard
Cape May
Atlantic City
Long Isand
N.Y
Philadephis
Norfolk navy yards
Chesapeake bay
caste ech Marrland
Atlantic Coast Line
Cape Henry
Planning for Annual Meeting of Frederick County Council
Frederick County Council of Religious Education set plans at Monday night meeting led by President Leslie Coblents. Committees named to organize the annual meeting and dinner. leadership training school proposed for January at Calvary M E Church with courses approved by the International Council of Religious Education.
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Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Amos John Traver
Trever
Calvary M. E. church
International Council of Religious Edulcation
Geneva Ely
Mt. Pleasant
young peoples ad vison
Mr. Coblentz
Lane May Seek Deal With Three Judges After Prince Anne Arch
Attorney General William Preston Lane Jr says he may end talks with Somerset County State’s Attorney John B. Robins and instead negotiate with three judges of the First Judicial District. Robins has refused to move on arresting nine men Lane says participated in the Princess Anne burglary last month. Lane and Governor Risch want judges to appoint an acting state attorney to replace him.
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Beltimare
William Preston Lane, Jr
John B. Robins
Somerset
Fist
Judicial A
Robins
Lane
Princes Anne
Risch
Ritchie Seeks Caucus to Limit State Legislation
Baltimore reports Governor Ritchie urged the Democratic legislative caucus to limit subjects at the special session convening Thursday. The move follows a request by Senator E Milton Alfiekd and seeks to set emergency measures for consideration.
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Baltimore
Siste
E Milton Alfiekd
Ritchie
J_ ATen SF
Chuck Klein Traded to Cubs by Phillies in Cash Deal
Veteran outfielder Chuck Klein is traded from Philadelphia to the Chicago Cubs for three players and an undisclosed cash sum. The deal reshapes both clubs as Klein joins the Cubs while Phillies receive talent and a financial component.
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CHUCK KLEIN
CUBS
THE
PHILS
Cauck Klein
Chicago Cubs
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