Missing Man Stanley James Found Near Brunswick Bridge
A three day search for Stanley C. James 47 a Hamilton Va farmer ended with his body found floating face down about ten feet from shore in the Potomac near Brunswick Bridge. He had been despondent after crippling injury and family deaths. Authorities said no violence observed. He is survived by his wife and one son.
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James
Virginia
Potomac River
Brunswick Bridge
Adrian
Loudoun County
L. C. James
Parcellvillé
Stanley James
Jamies
Frederick County
Roy. M. Hillmer
Walter Axline
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’ Police
Brunswick
Justice Morgan P. Bunkies
Knoxville
Wie
Onne
G. Thomas Strother
Bruns- Wick
More jurors named for December term court draw
Substitute jurors for the December term of Circuit Court were drawn in the presence of Judges Hammond and Willard. Names listed include Frederick Rhoderick for Hammond Clary. Bruce Murdoch for J Clark Devilbiss. John Holter for William Sheffer. Charles Lewis for John Miller. Thomas Thrasher for Charles Poffirbereer. Roy Groasnickle for Clarence Cline. John Wise for Charlie Stup. Milton Bstroble for Leo Summerfield. John Danner for William Siracning.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard Tour
Prederick
Charles H. C. Rhoderick
Hammond Clary
R. Bruce Murdoch
J. Clark
Weather Summary From November Precipitation Readings
The report notes 3.68 inches of precipitation for November to date, versus a normal 2.48 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 46 degrees with a low near zero. Sunset is at 4:46 p.m. today and moonrise occurs around 11:13 p.m. tomorrow.
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Normer
Setua
Jaks Nyecinst
The Federal Trade Commission Exposes Quacks and Fakes
The piece extols the FTC for policing advertising and unfair trade practices, detailing recent actions against false claims in cosmetics, medicines, perfumes, and textiles. It notes hundreds of investigations since 1929, including cases against waterproof vaults, permanent beauty claims, less toxic aspirin, and all wool labels, highlighting FTC’s role in consumer protection and anti quackery.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
PTC
FTC
Commission
Paris
Fifth Avenue
FTG
Iso Ile
FYC
NEA Service, Inc
Rising Republican Speaker Eyes Senate Seat in Massachusetts
Eyes senatorial bid for next year with En gen as prominent speaker. He is grandson of the late Senator Cabot Lodge and a member of the Massachusetts House.
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Massachusett
Young Herry Ca Llige
Senate
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts Howe of Beprangiettes
Direct federal aid ends today staff here cut
Federal aid ends today as staff reduce support following orders. The action comes amid budget tightening and staffing adjustments, with officials indicating the cutoff will impact ongoing services and programs.
600 to 700 Families Still In Need Of Help
State faces large relief burden as 600 to 700 families remain in need of assistance with funds expected to be greatly reduced. Authorities warn that care and services must stretch to cover the shortfall and sustained support is essential.
No One To Suffer In Md Nice Says No One To Suffer
Maryland Governor Harry W. Nice stated that no one would be allowed to suffer in Maryland amid a relief funding crisis. With only 300000 dollars available to cover a 950000 dollar December relief budget and no further federal aid, the state would rely on its revenue mainly from a one percent gross receipts tax. A document releasing the federal government from further obligations was before the governor, who had not decided whether to sign it.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Mice
Maryland
Frederick County Welfare Board Re estimates December Budget
Federal funds for direct relief end today as Frederick County Welfare Board resubmits December budget per State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein. About 600 to 700 families may remain on relief after transfers to WPA. most eligible workers to be moved by Monday with reports due December 2. Maryland’s December funding is volatile and boards are instructed to submit revised estimates by Monday morning.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Harry Greenstein
Greenstein
Baltimore
Greenstery
J. Sheldon Turner
Frederick County
Turner
Federal
Ulip
WPA
National
Maryland
Coun
Livermore Shooting Case Leaves Boy in Critical Condition
Mrs Dorothy Wendt Livermore told officers she fired at her three year old son Jesse Livermore Jr while unstrung after a letter from ex husband Jesse Livermore Wall Street operator. The boy was kept alive by artificial means as surgeons prepared for emergency operation. District Attorney Harry Heckendorff and Under Sheriff Jack Ross questioned Mrs Livermore while the elder Jesse Livermore rushed to Kisaiuna bedside after a fast trip from Bt Lau.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Dorothy Wendt Livermore
Pote Bly
Jrase Livermore
Walltreet
Kin Ayuine
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Yy Ieane Bouas
Livermore
Attornney
Harry Heckendorff
Jack Ross
Jesse Livermore
Kisan
Lau
Little Hope
Jease Livermore
Dorothew Livermuaies
Satta Barbara
Calif
Jease
Ayrand
Hearing Rescheduled In Frederick Auto Collision Case
Justice Milton G Urner Jr opened the case on the morning of November 20 and then continued it to December 4. The charges involve reckless and wrong side of road driving from a two car crash near the State Police sub-station. Mrs Arthur Stern Braddock Heights and Charles William Locke Frederick were the drivers. The westbound car driven by Mrs Stern broke its left front wheel and veered into a bank. Locke’s eastbound car was thrown onto the right side of the highway.
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Frederick
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Arthur Stern
Braddock Heights
Charles William Locke
Fern
Locke
Mayo Surgical Staff Chief Pneumonia Victim
Dr Edward Star Judd, Mayo Clinic chief of surgical staff and ex AMA president, died of pneumonia at Presbyterian Hospital. The world renowned surgeon, 37, had been traveling from Rochester to visit his son when his condition worsened.
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Chicago
Edward Star Judd
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
Presbyterian Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Loe Prel
Virginia Boy 18 Arrested in Death of Father After Whipping
In Wise county Virginia an 18 year old surrendered after being charged with killing his father who whipped him. The case followed Edith Maxwell's conviction in a similar matter and came as mountaineers discussed the recent fatal shooting of L N Falin in Wildcat Valley. Abram Palin turned himself in to Deputy Sheriff Dati Bostic.
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Big Stone Gap
Wise County
Edith Maxwell
Cumberland
L. N. Falin
Wildcat Valley
Abram Palin
Dati Bostic
Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week starts with generally fair conditions, with rain in the Middle Atlantic and possible rain or snow in the North Atlantic around Wednesday or Thursday. Cold at the start of the week, warmer midweek, then colder toward Friday. Also notes financial relief discussions and state funding needs, including Maryland facing 300000 dollars to meet relief requirements and directives about transferring cases to WPA or pensions as December approaches.
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North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
WPA
Maryland
Greenstein
Philadelphia bids to host Democratic national convention
United States Senator Joseph F. Guffey said he will go to Philadelphia next week to back the Democratic national convention bid. He telephoned Postmaster-General Parley to announce Philadelphia’s push, calling it an auction with rival bids from St. Louis and Chicago. Former Maryland governor Albert Aitente had earlier hinted the convention would be held in Philadelphia.
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United States
Joseph F. Wuffey
Pat
Navy
St. Louis
Chicago
Albert ©. Aitente
Maryland
Old Clothes Dance Held By Frederick DeMolay Rann
Frederick Chapter of the Order of DeMolay held its annual old clothes dance on Friday night with about fifty couples at the ballroom. Attendees wore humorous costumes, enjoyed two playful numbers, and traversed a black tunnel to reach the floor. Louis Hals orchestra provided music from 9 to 1:30, with door prizes awarded to Miss Helen Ritchie and Franklin Ridgely. chaperons and guests listed among many attendees.
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Louis Hal
Paul Jones
C. Cyril Kline
J. Walker Garry
Harry Schroeder
Guy Motter
Howard A. Gross
Alvin Quinn
Paul Michael
Patsy’ Storm
Catherine Roberts
Edith Shankle
Mary Shankie
Anba
Margaret Galther
Elizabett van Pelt
Jeannee Koons
Mary 5
Stauffer
Ruth Adams
Vera A. Biehl
Renews Wets
Hy the
Caret Ridgety
Marcy Culiet
Nina Pens Rington
Euaaberh Roderick
Frances Butler
Reon Ridenbaugh
Helen E Machael
Louisa Kepler
Estelle
Ritchie
Austin M. Fogle
G. David Garber
Frank R Smith
W. M. Moore
Roy Gastley
John W. Bers. TI
Ralph Gastley
Frank Keller
James S Lay
Elworet Whimore
Harry H Red
Ralph C
Robert Macaren
Austin L. Heffner
John Baumgardner
Merhi Adams
Charles Brus
William Kafauce
Quiet edge seen as stock markets drift in Thanksgiving period
New York markets show muted activity with mixed gains across stocks in aviation and metals. Traders pause at Sidelines amid global developments, while social events and private gatherings are noted in routine business pages.
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New York
Rai
Christmas Checks And Snappy Weather Boost City's Week-End Sales
Christmas promotions and milder forecasts spur shoppers as December approaches. Merchants report early traffic gains with Christmas stamps, greeting cards, and store displays drawing crowds. Weather forecasters say minimal snow means mild weekends, while fences and prep for winter remain visible in Hansonville.
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Hansonville
Frederick's
Somaon
Glidefinks Lasinde
Socially prominent Mrs Fahnestock dies after fall
New York November 30 AP reports the death of socially prominent Mrs Helen Fahnestock age 34 from injuries after falling from a third story window. She had recently separated from Snowden A. Fahnestock and left custody of her two children Clara seven and Mary Lou six. Hospitalized weeks earlier for a nervous disorder she had been visiting relatives on Thanksgiving when the fatal accident occurred. Local authorities opened an inquiry as to the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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New York
Helen Fahnestock
Fahnestock
Snowden A. Fahnestock
Visi
Unclear names and roles in fragmented notice
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear personal names and titles with mixed tokens. No coherent event, date, place, or organization is identifiable to form a factual summary. Preserve as partial sample of readable fragments.
Persian minister demands punishment for Elkton officer
Persian Minister Ghaf far K. Djulal protested to Secretary Hull over an Elkton Md police officer handcuffing him during a speeding arrest at Hilton. Hull apologized for the incident and pledged a thorough investigation, adding punishment of the arresting officer would be considered to satisfy the minister.
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Washington
Elkton
Ghaffar K. Djulal
Hull
Hilton
Thor Figh
Yale
State Department
Bonus Likely At Next Session Says McNary
Washington November 30 AP Gena ie McNary of Oregon Republican leader predicted the soldiers bonus bill will be enacted at the start of Congress in January despite a presidential veto.
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Washington
Genaie McNary
Oregon
Mutilation Allegations Highlight Mexico Border Clash
Federal officials accuse Catholic groups of a smear campaign as a teacher named Palacios describes a bandit attack near the border. The narrative centers on alleged mutilations and the targeting of educators with stories meant to inflame tensions between religious factions and local communities.
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Bhsequera Palacios
Sara
Mexico
Nara
Beneen
Britain Pleased As Mussolini Is Changing Tune
Britain expressed relief as Mussolini appeared to modify his stance amid rising tensions. France warned Italy against any unprovoked strike near Crete, while Britain’s naval position and oil sanctions were debated. Observer reports note public indifference to troop movements despite Britain seeking a diplomatic thaw.
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Mussolini
Musaniini
Waa
France
Frank Warne
Italy
Lavel
TL Duce
Italy and Ethiopia War Update From 1935 News Note
The cabinet in Italy enlarges the supreme defense committee and imposes male enrollment in the National Shooting Society after military training. Italian iron and steel imports from the United States rise in October with 44 301 gross tons, while Japan also buys heavily. Italian air and ground actions report deaths near Daggeh Bar and updates from the First Army Corps in Africa.
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Italy
United States
Washington
Commerce Department
Boy Hit by Auto In North Market Street Crash
Walter Comer, 10, of 221 Bpet Second street, was struck by a car in the first block of North Market Street at about 7:45 this afternoon and rushed to Frederick City Hospital with injuries not yet determined. Officer Murray and Prenti Rovikey transported him after the crash. Witnesses said the boy fell from a car in front of Rovikey's vehicle.
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Walter Comer
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Frederick City Hospital
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Courtstrom
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