Thanksgiving Day Outlook and Holiday Closures Across Frederick
Weather and community notes describe Thanksgiving plans in Frederick County. Predicted showers and milder weather shape travel and dinners. Post office schedules, banking closures, and church services outline holiday routines. Football games at McCurdy Field and local dances draw county attention amid seasonal butchering starts and family gatherings.
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Hegioine Tarcantartat
Reetshants
Parsgee
Ad Naval
Danks
Postonce
Ciay
McCurdy Field
Frederick Athletic Club
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Baltimore
Hood College
States Never Take Up Full Relief Burden Says States
Maryland Emergency Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein said the federal government must partner with states and local units to handle relief, noting only a small share of the relief burden rests with state effort. He warned withdrawal would bring misery next winter and urged continued central support with state responsibility for social standards.
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Providence
RK I
Harry Greenstein
Maryland
National Municipal League
Greenstein
Reepomebalus
Nice Says Nice Will Be 1936 Winner
Maryland Governor Harry W Nice, a Republican, asserts in Chicago that the nation faces representative government versus elective despotism in the 1936 election. He criticizes New Deal policies, argues government improvisation harms the people, and calls for a return to balanced federal powers.
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Chicago
Harry W Nice
Maryland
Albert Ratchle
America
Ying Witsoe
Madson
Ory
Republias
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Chief Re-elected President
John Worn yg Cyl Wap presides as head of the Baltimore & Co during the directors meeting. Willard is reelected as old president for another term. The lengthy tenure notes over forty years of service by the Willard line and a history of labor and administration shaping the rail line.
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Donel Wolard
Baltimore & Ona Rat
John Worn
Ares Dent
Baltimore & Co
Ce Sears
Willard
Balimore
Toad
Torm
Hauptmann asks Condon for full statement in ransom case
In Trenton on November 26 1932 Bruno Hauptmann asks Dr John Condon to issue a full statement. Hauptmann asserts he seeks justice and hints at the leverage held in his case. The letter comes amid reports of new Lindbergh ransom money and kidnapping evidence with investigators reviewing the case.
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Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Linztbergt
John F Condon
Egbert Rosecrans
Lloyd Fisher
Condon
Tnt Suorele
Booiptmannus
Cams
Dai Fares
Hae Viedge
Anne
Anata
Hauptmann
Aly MyWeston Teal
Wallfield
Eit
Boston
Bronx
Divorce suit filed by Catherine Monchrenn against Wunebrenner Woods
Mrs Catherine E Monchrenn alleges she married Wunebrenner Woods on May 16, 1932 and was abandoned March 29 of the following year. She seeks an absolute divorce in the local court, with attorney Bennet representing the plaintiff.
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Catherine E
Marcha
Wandehara
Bennet
Dispossession Sought of Vindobona Hotel Manager
Receivers of the Vindobona hotel seek to dispossess former manager Hattie Warfield-Weeh from the premises under a court order signed by Chief Judge Hammond Urner. The order allows exclusion of all occupants as receivers press to sell the property while noting Warfield-Weeh’s past opposition and a claim she may bid herself.
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Vindobuna
Braddock Heights
Hammond Urner
Ekisuue Ans de
Powbdle
Warfield-Wech
A. Auten
Harry Rowe
Thomas J. Kemp
Vindooona
Recevers
Leslie N Coblentz
Kieffer de Lauter
Wiliam M Sworm
Aguthenty
Watfield-Wech
Nelson Stauffer
Managhig
Wmythias
Caretakée
Marriage licenses surge at clerk office surpassing prior records
The county clerk reports a record breaking month for marriage licenses with around 1 million in fees collected and a tally approaching the all time high, as November activity nears or beats October’s 134 licenses. Officials expect November to top the previous monthly peak and prepare a ceremonial notice for a future date.
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Tueasday
Marsue
Stories in Stamps From St Vincent and the Caribbean
The article notes arrowroot as a leading industry on Saint Vincent and describes stamps issued by the British colony since 1861. It recounts Captain Bligh’s 1787 expedition to obtain breadfruit specimens for the garden, the 1902 volcanic eruption on Martinique, and the Mt Pelee tragedy a day earlier. It ends with a teaser on the Grand Canyon formation.
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Qseq
Adae
St Vincent
Caribbean
England
New World
Bligh
Bounty
South Seas
Mt Pelee
Martinique
NEA Service Inc
Clipper Flies Toward Guam on Trans Pacific Mail Run
The China Clipper seaplane, carrying the first trans Pacific air mail, departed Alameda for Guam on the penultimate leg of its 9,000 mile journey to Manila. Capt E C Musick, veteran aviator, led the flight from Midway Island to Wake Island and onward to Guam, aiming for Manila in the coming days.
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Wake Island
Pan-American Airways
Guam
Alameda
Cal
Manila
Midway
E C Musick
Ousil
Baieumore
Dow
Ml.dwas Island
Delaware posters urge no drinking and driving nationwide message
A Delaware notice circulated by the Motor Vehicle Department and State Liquor Commission warns patrons in bars and stores not to drink and drive. The poster features a wrecked car and injured driver as a stark reminder, aligning with a broader public safety campaign.
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Wilmington
Del
Menese
Delaware
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