Three stabbed in cutting affray near Wolftsville with three wounded
A night stabbing incident near Wolftsville left Dorsey Guert critically injured and Albert Brandenburg with serious wounds. Eline and Lusher Jackson are jailed without bond while Gilbert and Brandenburg recover, as authorities investigate the brutal event at Glenn Kime's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Kime
Woltsvile
Dorsey Guert
Myersville
Frederick City
Albert Brandenburg
Wolfseilie
Eline
Lusher Jackson
Gibet
Brandenburg
Jackson
Klife
Zo. Waters
Gilbert
Frank O
Brooklyn Priest Denounces Radio Priest as Infernal Nuisance
Fr Charles E Again, dubbed radio priest of Royal Oak, accused by Rev John L Belford of the Church of the Nativity in Brooklyn as an infernal nuisance. Belford blasts Agaiin for political talks and self serving sermons, saying the bishop is not acting to stop him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
John L. Belford
mmon Catholi Church of the Nativity
Charles EL agaiin
Royal Oich
pasio
Vatican
Belford
Pather Belford
Stocks Quiet in New York Trading Mixed
New York stocks closed with small moves as traders digested market influences. The domestic gold rate rose to 33.93 dollars per ounce and some meal equities gained while others barely budged. Sterling opened at 5.20 and a Maryland political note discussed a governor's succession amendment in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mob Hangs and Burns Alleged Attacker in Missouri Lynching
Lloyd Warner, 19, accused of assaulting a 21 year old white woman, was seized from Buchanan county jail by a mob of about 7000. He was hanged from an elm near the courthouse and burned as National Guardsmen and peace officers struggled to stop the frenzy. The incident followed earlier assaults on a Black girl and widespread hysteria with tear gas, a crashed jail door, and Missouri National Guard involvement.
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So. Joseph
isch law
Lloyd Warner
National
Buchanan county
Warner
fm 2
Otto Theisen
3575 Tank Company
Missouri National Guard
Guy W. Park
State Highway Patrol
northwest Missouri
mod
Annapolis Man Murdered in Suspected Strike
A 58 year old brick mason near Annapolis was found dead near his home with head injuries. Police believe murderers were involved and a wife and daughter were noted in family reports. The case is tied to local crime investigations as Federated Charities campaign plans move forward in December. Gettysburg news reports Herbert Grimm, manager of The Gettysburg Times, hospitalized in Pittsburgh General.
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Solomon Ammaeed
Annapolis
Ponce
Gettysburg
Herbert L. Grimm
ecktor
The
Gettysburg Times
Jean Pibegh
Mercy Hospital
Pitisburgh
Loyalty Chapter 52 Eastern Star Holds Annual Banquet
The Loyalty Chapter No. 52 of the Order of the Eastern Star in Middletown held its annual banquet in the Reform church chapel with a four course turkey dinner. The event featured greetings by Worthy Matron Mrs. Albert Brice and Worthy Patron Vernon Cobientz, songs led by Louis Eichelberger, and a Self address by Rev. W. C. Royal. Numerous grand officers and many members and guests attended including Miss E Cecil Treband, Clarence E. Harmeyer, Mrs. Bertha Kinsey, Mrs. Ada Barnhart, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Mary Mueller, Mrs. Com Weder, Mrs. Clara Roser, and many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Middletown
Reformed church
Old Society of the church
Albert Brice
Vernon Cobientz
Louis Eichelberger
Allert Borleau
Euzabeth Willams
Mary Mueller
Com Weder
Clara Roser
Harry C. Mueler
De.Cras
H. Beesem
Chas H. Yaeger
N. E. Kefauver
F.C. Ryan
L. E. Eichelberger
J. W. Cobientz
W.iTer
Chas. F. Main
RB. W. Main
J. W. Dorman
Ais. CG. CG
A. M. Coblencz
R. W. Harbaugh
J. S. Adam
A. ¥. Boweau
Marie Harmerer
Anma M. Yaeger
Anna Barnes
Alma Li. Carolaime
Harmiet Doub
Medora E. Brady
Eva M. Watson
Ceci Elite
B. A. Wirener
Ryan
Nele Blemileer
Carren
Thanksgiving Day Notice Delays Newspaper and Offices
No paper Thursday as The News will not be issued on Thanksgiving Day. Editorial and business offices will be closed for the day and reopen after 3 p.m.
Robbers Strike Same Building Seventh Time
The article recounts a seventh break in at the Shupier building on West Church Street where Dr G B Cast notes hat coat and gloves stolen. Other tenants including Dr A A Radens and the Direct Realty Sales Corp also suffered prior robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Cast
Cmszt
West Church street
Crist
A A Radens
Direct Reraiyy Sales Corporation
Frederck Industrial Bankers
eech
Visitation of Grand Officers at Loy alty Chapter Banquet
Approximately 150 members from across the state attended the Visitation of Grand Officers in Memorial Hall. Addresses by Grand Officers, gifts of silver to Grand Matron Miss Trabend and Grand Patron Clarence E Harmeyer were presented. An honorary Loy alty membership was given to Miss Trabend and to Mr Harmeyer. A quartet sang and a humorous heading followed, with refreshments served.
Thanksgiving program by Church Street P T A
The Church Street School P T A held its regular meeting in the auditorium with President Guy Motter presiding. Songs and readings opened the gathering, followed by reports, committee appointments, a penny bingo party planned for December, and a program of readings and scenes from Hiawatha and related pieces.
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P.TA
Church street
Guy EK. Motter
E. A. G. Hermann
Archie E Fisher
Hubert Derr
Renny R. Shoemater
Marina Kemp Slemmer
Clyde M. Roney
Gur KL Morter
Lawrence Shinnock
Wm. Humm
Fooyd Culler
B. A. G. Hermann
Charlies Opel
Louise James Myers
Hart Zimmerman
Hermann
Itty Day
Jon Rhoades
Motter
Jona L. Shas
John Eng
Marion Moser
Lawrence Brown
Hiawatha
Clinton Rhoades
Donald Renn
Genevieve Duble
Iagoorthe Hunter
von Rhoades
Acton Maser
Burton Canns
Margaret mp
Hiawa’ Merhi Hobbs
Baumgardner
Pauline Bes
Aliee Gouker
Robert Bell
Lawrence Rite
Flora Grove
Joseph Shaw
Margaret Harrison
readers
Herbert
Virginia Ridgely
Betty eI
Pigmm
Manshou
Lawrence John Engle
Mech Hobbs
Joseph Shax
Drusila e. Moss
Mary Muck
p.an.s
Amos J Toraver
Cheering Cubans Welcome Welles Back in Havana
Havana November 22 AP A large crowd of Cubans and Americans greeted Sumner Welles United States Ambassador to Cuba on his return by air from Washington A Pan American Airways plane decked with cheers carried him to the embassy where a separate crowd paid homage to the envoy Streets were lined with cheering spectators as he arrived marking a warm homecoming after his conference with President Roosevelt.
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Havana
Sumner Welles
United States
Cuba
Uni
Roosevelt
che ‘Oy
tiva Welles
pole
armore
Elks Memorial Service Planned At Frederick Lodge
Frederick Lodge No 684 B P O Elks plans a Sunday memorial service at 8 15 p m in the Tz Theater for members who died in 1933 and previous years. The program includes Beethoven and Jacobs Bond pieces, choral numbers, organ solos, and readings. An open public service will feature officers and a guest quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Charnes
Opel
mn “Mornag
Victor Harris
Dinah Dots
Cares MacCas
isan
Francs V
Alfred W. Gaver
Paul IL Payne
Charles A. Opel
Francs Perrott
oni
Jar- Dee
Frederick County debates liquor plan at Annapolis hearing
About 40 Frederick county residents attended a liquor control hearing in Annapolis to press for a referendum first on repealing the eighteenth amendment and local option law. Key figures backed submission to voters while the county delegation weighed delaying the plan for a statewide referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Annapolis
Senate
House of Delegates
United Dty Forces
Frederick
Fredeerick W. Harnwell
premiem
heaton
Frederick count
State House
Secretary of
David C. Wincorenner. I
Mr Harnwell
Edward J Smith
Dries J McCurdy
Benjamin Rosenour
Gerson Rosenour
Paul J. Payne
Amon Burge
John W. Grove
A. H. De
Roscoe
Bruce Murdocn
Alfred W. Gaver
Preston Michael Rollins Atkinson
Harry Newcomer
Wiliam B James
James Sappinston
R Myers
Sidney Hammond
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Hany Kennedy
con
God Myers
Lannan
Examintsburg
Prisoners Taken To Princess Anne By Habeas Corpus Writ
In Baltimore four prisoners arrested by state troops in Somerset County were taken to Princess Anne for a habeas corpus hearing. Warden Harry D. Martin and officials reported witnesses against Princess Anne lynch suspects would be delivered, while the suspects themselves would not be sent. The hearing before Judge Robert Duer faced delays as officials argued public safety and witness readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Baltimore
Harry D. Martin
Baltimore city
Somerset county
David C. Winebrenner
Annapolis
Millon
A. Reckord
Salisbury
Ritchie
Lane
Joorney
Refusex Poswowaretus
Robert F Duer
Armwood
Duer
Weather Record for November 1932 and Temperatures
The record shows November precipitation of 3.76 inches. Day high reached 63°F, while the low dropped to 57°F. Compared to the previous year, highs were 63 and 66, with the moon and sun times listed. Streams Potomac and Monocacy were clear.
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Potoumse
Monocacy
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