Civil Works bids invited for curb and gutter project
The Civil Works Administration announces a second local civil works project to employ men. Bids from local firms are invited for curb and gutter construction on Parkway from North Jefferson to West College Terrace and on West College Terrace from Fleming to West Patrick. Work hoped to start next week before Thanksgiving. Materials bids due Tuesday at 1 pm. Local bidders only.
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Carrol creek
Jeffersontreet
Wesliege Terrace
Colege Terrace
Fieming avenue
atrick street
Singapore
Holmes D. Baker
Cty
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Frederick
Maryland National Guard
civil Works Administration
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Baker
Frederick County Welfare Board
Parkway
Eimer
California brush fire under control limited damage reported
A fierce forest and brush fire in the La Crescenta region burned a large tract of watershed land and damaged homes and cabins. Late estimates indicated substantial property loss, marking it as one of Southern California’s most destructive fires in recent years.
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Los Angeles
La Cressenia
California
Camille Chauempts to Form French Cabinet
Paris reports Camille Chauempts agreed to organize a new French cabinet to succeed the overthrow of former Premier Alyent Sarraut two days earlier. In other news, Mrs Dotterer sustained a fall injuring her, bruised but not broken, after stepping from a car door to a feeding trough.
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Paris
Camille Chauemps
Alyent Sarraut
Braces Dotteres
Thurmont
Dotterer
tekra
Weather summary for November 1932 and recent period
The report shows no precipitation in the 24 hours ending at 1 a m today and November total rainfall of 1 inch. Normal November rainfall is 48 inches, with 1932 November totals at 5.16 inches. Yearly excess through November 1 is 0.975 inches. Yesterday's high was 59, low 31, compared with last year’s 7e. Sunset at 4:54 p m, sunrise tomorrow at 7:06 p m. Moon rises at 1:44 p m, moonset at 1:42 a m. Potomac River conditions show slow flow.
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Potomac
Censorship and Leaks Mark New Deal Critics
Washington observes a push for secrecy in New Deal agencies as officials impose gag orders and restrict statistics, provoking protests. The trend, led by Ickes Morgenthau and others, fuels distrust while reporters seek independent access amid rising censorship and leaks.
Scottsboro witness undergoes operation in New York
Ruby Bates, a principal witness in the Scottsboro case, underwent major surgery in a New York City hospital and rests easily. The International Labor Defense says she is not yet out of danger and notes she has repudiated her former testimony and now represents the defendants. The Scottsboro nine were convicted and sentenced to death before the Supreme Court granted new trials.
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New York
Ruby Bates
International Labor Defense
defts
Scomshoro
U. S. Supreme “axe
Six Die In Bus Auto Collision Near Goshen New York
A heavy vehicle rear ended a farm wagon on a Goshen Chester highway. The bus and car collided head on atop a hill killing six occupants of the car. The bus driver Roland Nelson of Monticello was detained for investigation. The couple, Jacob Kaiser and Gertrude Dur, were bound for Brooklyn to announce an engagement. Two additional deaths reported in Indiana Brazil crossroad accident.
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Chester
Jacob Kaiser
Gertrude
Rose
Marie
Katherine Dur
Kenneth Bard
Middletown
Brooklyn
Baird
Rose Dur
Roland Nelson
Monticello
New York
Liberty
Nelson
Kaiser
Large Card Party Aids Joseph Henry Apple Library Fund
Frederick's Cobrentz Hall hosted the Hood Club event drawing about 250 attendees. Guests greeted by Joseph H. Apple and others. 50 plus bridge tables, prizes at each table, candy and peanuts sold. Funds expected to net around $100 for the library fund.
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Frederick
Cobrentz Hall
Hood College
Frederick County Hood Club
Jennie Cobrentz
Joseph H. Apple
Apple
M. C. Carson
William E. Trail
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Anna & Rudy
Ruth Perry
Naomi Huffer
Claude N. Clary
Caroline Loomis
Huffer
Clary
Loomis
Joseph Henry Apple Library Fund
Dudley Page
Miriam R. Appie
Helfenstein
Mrs Skidmore Dies at 21 in Burkittsville
Mrs Alice Catherine Skidmore wife of Burkittsville school principal Christian Skidmore died suddenly at home from a heart attack expected to have been ill recently aged 21 years 4 months 12 days. Survived by husband seven sisters four brothers parents G E Miller Cresapwewn Allegany county funeral planned at Cresamown then read at Finstburg Monday at 6 o clock.
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Christian Skidmore
Burkittsville
Burkitsvile
Skidmore
G. E. Miller
Cresapwewn
Allegany county
husbad
Burkittsyne
Middletown
Cresamown
Finstburg
C. T. RK. Gledn@l
House Near Monrovia Sold After Mortgagee Sale
The S acre tract and dwelling house of Mrs. Bertha J. Lilly, who died in an automobile crash near her Monrovia home on October 18, were sold at a mortgagee’s sale at the courthouse this morning. Gilmore R. Flauti, the mortgagee, bought the property for $300. Albert S. Brown was the assignee and U. Grant Hooper acted as auctioneer.
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Monrovia
Bertha J. Lilly
court house
Gilmore R. Flauti
Albert S. Brown
U. Grant Hooper
County Liquor Control Up At Melting Tonight
Frederick county faces two special meetings on liquor control as the Frederick County Branch of the Association Opposed to the Eighteenth Amendment discusses county versus state liquor plans. Local officials and lawmakers across Montgomery, Harford, and St. Mary’s Counties are cited, with attendance expected from county leaders and delegates.
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Frederick county
Francis Scott Key
Montgomery
Harford
St. Mary's
David C. Winebrenner
Montgomery county
association
Frederick W. Barnwell
Melvin J. Anders
William B. Catshall
Woodsboro
Francis H. Markell
Ira J. McCurdy
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick
Paul J. Payne
Benjamin Rosenour
Anderson H. Exerler
Harry W. LeGore
D. Charles Ploak
Emory L. Codlentz
John D. Nicodemus
Casper E. Cline
Treasury Posts Under The Tightened Press Control
The Treasury Department tightens press access with Herbert L Gaston named as chief press contact, giving him new influence along with the Acting Secretary. Only Gaston and the Acting Secretary may discuss policy, reflecting a shift in how news from the department is released.
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Treasury Department
Herbert EL Gaston
Department
Gaston
New York
Treasury
Willam H. McReynolds
Efficiency Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
McReinds
Date Of Chamber Of Commerce Attack Historic One For New Deal
Washington writer Byron Price cites November 28 1993 as a turning point when the Chamber of Commerce urged limits on currency experiments and NEA oversight. The Associated Press notes Roosevelt’s swift rebuttal and a growing public clash between Roosevelt’s policies and big business. The piece frames the event as a pivotal moment in a broader industrial policy dispute with two opposed camps becoming openly defined.
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Washington
BYRON PRICE
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Wall Street
CLASS BANQUET HELD AT WOODSBORO LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Anti Can't Bible Class of Woodsboro Lutheran celebrated its sixth anniversary with a banquet in the Sunday school room. The program featured greetings, songs, readings, and a class motto reading We Do Things. Over 150 members and guests attended, with plans and reflections shared by teachers and leaders.
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J. Prank
Ethel Fogie Shawbaker
Sherman Powel
F. R. Se
Valkerie
Coral A. King
Mae Powell
Scott
Carmena
Weadson
Irline Whitehill
Frederick
Grace Eng
Evangeliecal Litt Sunday school of
J. E Stoner
Brer Rabo” MacDowell
Lindoff
Eleanor Exchelberger
Frede
Porga
Earl Bol
Ralph Burdette
John Crim
Coral Kling
Beulah Spurrier
J. P. Feiser
Mary Catherne Smith
Norman Smi
Roger Hidebrand
Elmer Smith
Sherman Powell
Paul Douglas
Ernest Fogie
Allan Smith
W. H. Smith
Chas. Siine
William Powell
E. Stoner
Mill
Army and Navy Primed for Afternoon's Game
Franklin Field Philadelphia AP Army and Navy prepared for the annual gridiron showdown as 79 090 fans filled Pennsylvania Stadium. Cadets entered first with blue regiment, Navy follows with bands. Odds favored Army 5-2, Navy even to upset.
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Philadelphia
rand midshipmen
Pennsylvania
beg blue regiment
Annapolis
navy
ono
Army
West Point
Richardson Freed by O Dunne
Baltimore November 25 AP Judge ordered immediate and unconditional release of John H Richardson a white man held on a harboring charge related to George Armwood the accused attacker lynched in Prince Anne October 16 Richardson was moved to Baltimore for safety despite Somerset sheriffs warnings and the claim it would not be safe for him to return to his county The habeas corpus action was brought by Sheriff Luther Daugherty and State's Attorney John B Robins witnesses in court noted Richardson's prior arrest and transfer while Armwood was lynched.
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Baltimore
John H. Richardson
George Armwood
Somerset county
Armwood
Princess Anne
Richardson
O’Dunne
Luther Daugherty
Somerset
Daugherty
John B. Robins
ODunne
Crisfield
John Richardson
Robins
Paul Muse
Somersey county
Donation Day at Episcopal Orphan House
The Episcopal Orphan House on East Church Street will hold its second Donation Day on Monday. Donations of food, cloth, or other items are welcome and will be received by two board members. The event aims to aid the institution and shows support from the friends of the Orphan House. Eleanor Potts and Caroline W. are among the organizers. The house was established to aid orphans and is connected with the organization’s September meeting.
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Hut
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Dean Achesot
Ronsevels
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Gopfright
NBA Service, Inc
Episcopal Orphan House
East Church street
friends of tution
Aiias M. Louise Johnso
lades
ASOL
Eleanor Potts
Caharne W
Confessed Mother Not Repudiating Says Charged In Daughter In Law Killing
Dr. Alice Wynekoop, held in Chicago, insists she will not repudiate her confession admitting she fired a bullet into Rheta but claims the daughter in law died from chloroform. Her son Earle calls the statement a pack of lies to save me as both face intense questioning in separate rooms. The coroner had charged murder by gunshot, while Wynekoop contends Rheta died during an anaesthetic for pelvic pain.
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Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
les
Alice Winekoop
Rheta
Jurors Drawn for December Court Term
Jurors for the December term of Circuit Court were drawn in the presence of Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D Willard. The petit jury term begins December 11. Jurors by district include Myers, Stull, Dizon, Derr, Middlensen, Stevens, Harner, Morgan, Davis, McComas, Naror, Fogle, Kefaurer, Brubaker, Hesson, Wight, Gradill, Young.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
stomn
Charles E V. Myers
John H. Stull
C_ Merle Dizon
Earl Derr
Hensyy KL CG
Middievsen
Arch L. Toms
Creagerstown
Haurers
John R. Naror
Woodsworo
Charles H. Fogle
M. Petersyile
H. A. Kefaurer
Jeferson
L. R. Brubaker
Thurmont
Wiliam H. Hesson
Jatxson
Hary C. Wight
Jonnstile
Abraham W. Gradill
Licgansre
Rarmond O. Young
1300 More to Get Work on Pennsylvania Jobs
War Department plans to put 197 men to work at Middletown air depot and 88 men elsewhere. Programs involve coast and geodetic services, forests and other divisions. Spending totals include 143,530 dollars and 23,321 dollars in various allocations.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Ingdin
War Department
Middietown air depot
Cumberland
Five Former Cuban Army Officers Slain on Highway
Five former Cuban army officers were massacred on a highway near Cevaday in Matanzas province, as unidentified gunmen opened fire. The incident was reported by AP with details limited to the massacre location and the target group, noting inclement, unsettled weather in the broader forecast.
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Cuba
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