Secrecy Tightens Navy Plans Amid Espionage Fears
Washington moves to curb information sharing after leaks hinder dealing with foreign powers. Navy orders under Secretary Swanson restrict dissemination of naval data to government and private yards, aiming to prevent unofficial espionage and protect new construction, radio, gunnery and safety developments. Committees and motion picture disclosures are limited. attempts to obtain the orders were blocked at the Navy Department.
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Navy Department
Swanson
United States
Congressional
Congress
Prisoner in go cart brought to Police Headquarters
Tuesday evening witnesses watched Charles Jordan, colored, arrive at the Police Headquarters in a go cart pushed ahead of officer Frank Dorsey. Dorsey noted coal in the cart from Buser's yard, leading to Jordan's arrest on larceny charges to be heard that night. About 200 pounds of coal were estimated in two sacks within the makeshift carriage.
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Charles Jordan
Frank Dorsey
Hell
Jordan
Omicer Dorsey
Buser
Alien Bartgis
Novel Program Delights Kirwan Club Meeting
Kirwan Club held a weekly gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel with a humorous reading by member Harry O Schraeder from the Independent. President Carroll H Hendrickson presided as W. O Saanders edited the issue. Next is the Kiwanis annual meeting and preparations for the season begin with practice.
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Kirwan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harry O Schraeder
W. O Saanders
Carroll H Hendrickson
Kiwansans
Tac
Expansion plans hinge on currency and jobs in federal talks
Washington dispatches report lawmakers framing currency expansion to spur inflation as part of broader economic aims. Senate sources indicate Wheeler and Mossiana plan a free-spending approach while Patman bill provisions press cash relief and direct board jobs in Washington. A parallel note mentions ransom inquiry into a William Weiss case with federal agents monitoring possible ties to an underworld scheme.
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Washington
Congress
Wheeler
Mosiana
Drivo
Coughtin
Sen. Thomas
Democ
Orahoma
Mal Union For Social Justice
Wil Crease
Patman
Hanns
Underworld Rautnts Powaderpais
Isnoeraona Haasnia
Wiliam Weiss
Department of Susticn
Underworld
Pidéraj
Vanteed
Feey
Uni
Deep Breathing Exercises For Tired Business Men MINIMAL CHARGES FIXED
NRA sets minimum charges for trucking coal from mines to consumers in multiple Maryland counties outside the Baltimore area. Rates cover steam coal, anthracite, and bituminous coal with additional handling and delivery fees. Frederick dealers report not receiving copies of the price schedule.
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Washington
NRA
Maryland
Frederick
Kent
Wicomico
Cecil, Queen
Anne Arundel
Imore
Dorchester
Carroll
Cecil
Baltimore
Boy Who Feared Witch Convicted In Maryland Case
Westminster, Md. November 21. George Miller, 18, farm boy, was found guilty by Carroll County Circuit Court jury of burning a barn despite repudiating a confession. The trial hinged on his sister Mrs. Craster’s alleged threats and a coercive claim that she ordered the arson to avoid omens. Sentence deferred. Miller returned to jail as the case lingers on contested claims of the confession and coercion.
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Westminster
George Miler
Carroll County
Miller
Nowman Millie
Sue
Drakesister
Chomety
Miler
Ahttanst
Alttoney Bruyn
Gromster
Norman Muller
Goeerge Miller
Dove
Norman Miller
George
Dresious Questions and Court Actions Highlight 19th Century Case
In a fragmented report, Michael Eagan wins a handball championship amid legal cases. The text cites Judge Acts DO Wil William Bisnkoe and Henry Blankseed, aged 1, involved with adoptions and child care orders. Probation officers and witnesses are listed, with attendance noted as part of a guardianship and care proceedings.
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William Bisnkoe
Henry Blankseed
Manarl
Clempine
Levan Melek
Stenee
Survivors Aboard South Sea Eden Shelter Report
Survivors including Dr Frederick Ritter and Dora Koc were identified aboard a shelter at Cusras by a fishing boat. The report notes the group, possibly the sole survivors, left the colony last summer while others departed earlier.
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Frederick Ritter
Dora Koc
Thor
Cusras
Beoes
de Toose
ArGuis Wwamier
Ama
Myersville Barn Wrecked by Fire
A large tank barn and wagonshed on the farm of Starvey R. Grossnickle, about 1.5 miles north of Myersville, was destroyed by a fire Tuesday morning. Firemen from Myersville and Middletown saved the house, hay, feed, and workshop. loss estimated around $3000 with about half covered by insurance.
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sTarvey R
Grossnickle
Myersville
Wolfsville
Middletown
Hutt
Charles C. Grovsnickle
Osha
Gronckle
Harvey Ro Grovsnickle
J Lord
Hueyand
Kiya
Grovsnickle
Catorin Creek
Grostoickle
Gary
Madden
Afernoon
Grossn
Ckle
Eien
Hull and Candidate Stss Um Sweden Ni IB
Ambiguous text fragment mentions vice or unit secretary roles and a Norwegian party. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to form a coherent summary.
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Hull & Candidate
Stss
Sweden
IB —Beaid
Vopate Ve Fats
Fae
Pearce Price
Tiffy
Back in Lindbergh Case Brings IRS Aid
Attorney General Wilentz said two Internal Revenue Service Intelligence unit men Frank Wilson and Arthur Madden are aiding New Jersey in building the Hauptmann murder case. Hugh McQuillan of the New York Intelligence Bureau revealed an assault on a Bronx collector over a $9,678.40 assessment tied to Hauptmann and his wife Anna, based on their 1932-33 income. He declined to name further figures or discuss details.
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Flemington
Noad
Nov. Jr
Thrce
New York
Frank Wilson
Arthur P. Madden
Internal Revenue Bureau
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Maupimann
Hugh McQuillan
Internal Revenue
New York Intelligence Bureau
Bronx County
Internal Revenue Collector
Hauptman
Anna
McQuillan
Rebels Active Near Laredo and Monterrey Amid claims of 1910 anniversary revolt
Reports from Menléo indicate rebel activity between Laredo and Monterrey as rebels recall a purported plan for a November 20 uprising tied to the 1910 rebellion anniversary. Proclamations circulated in northern Mexico claim Get Antonio Villareal as a symbol of the failed bid and call for renewed revolution. Mexican telephone service notes tense movement between Monterrey and Laredo, suggesting paramilitary activity.
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Menléo
DFP
Laredo
Monterer
Captas
Mexico
Get Antonio Villareal
Presi
Tom
Moncrey
Tey
Favors Mooney Pardon Letter to Governor Merriam
An open letter from Raymond Maley to Governor Frank Merriam urges a pardon for Tom Mooney before the Supreme Court is asked to rule on the matter. The missive appears in a magazine published Thursday and reflects Moloy’s role as a confidant of President Roosevelt.
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New York
Raymond Maley
Frank Merriam
California
Tom Meeneey
Reme
Moloy
Fidant
Roosese Orginal
Brain Thor
Frederick County Medical Society Elects Officers At Meeting
Frederick County Medical Society elected officers during a Tuesday evening gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel with Dr Ala Woods of Johns Hopkins presenting on tuberculosis of the eye. Elected: President G. Bruce Crist first vice president Joseph W. Long second vice president Frank D. Worthington secretary A Austin Pearce treasurer William Crawford Johnson, delegate H C Kefauver and alternate Paul Cowen. censor H J Slusher. About 64 000 blind people are in the United States.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ala Woods
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
G. Bruce Crist
Joseph W. Long
Walkersville
Frank D. Worthington
A. Austin Pearce
William Crawford Johnson
H.C. Kefauver
Paul Cowen
Sabillasville
Baltmmow
H. J. Slusher
Dr. Woods
B. Shafer
PS. Lansdale
FD Worthington
H. J. Slushler
EC Kefauser
J A Long
Knomas
Coates H Conley
Bou. Thomas
G. B. Crist
William
Johnson A . Peareo
Gray
Thurmont
Stone
Ia W Beall
Libertyjarn
J G F* Smith
Levin West
William Schnauffer
Brunswick
Geo. Blegs
Sjamsmile
Woods
Dr. Walsh
Butler Absolved Americanism Targeted by Un American Investigators
New York November 20 The House Committee on Un American Activities announced a sweeping probe into alleged fascist plans in the United States with Gen Smedley D Butler at its center. Gerald P. MacGuire of Grayson, Meade, and Company denied organizing a 500000 strong march on Washington.
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New York
Chaiman Vonn W. McCormmack
Huse Sommimmltes
Pian Ig
United States
Smedley D Butler
Hen. Butler
Gerald P. MacGuie
Grayson ME BA Meepoy
Any
Washington
MacGuire
McCormack
Gen. Butler
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Josenh Nathan Kane
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Maish Fop Amateurs
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Ichael Eagan
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Mersey City
George Scott Rakson
Manhattan i Maoh
Castle Garden
Aquarium
Asheville
BLSUN
Salvation AR
Uws
Miyersville
Harvey R. Grossnickle
Lindbergh
Revolutionary Report
Mooney
OF California
Casper E. Cline
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Frederick, Md
Adam
Galapagos
County Medical Society
Butler
Gorvad Sha Paopleo
Harry E Carty CO
Patrick St.east
Frederick.md
USA
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Carty
Patrick St
Felts
Velours
Hendrickson
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