J B Conference Committees Open First Session In York
The 144th Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church began its first sessions with about 63 representatives, including Rev. Dr. John H. Ness. Boundary and finance committees met. various subcommittees and the Pension Fund Board planned sessions through today and tonight. Bishop G D Batdorff of Harrisburg is expected to visit the Key hotel tonight or Tuesday.
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M. Beattie
Gettysburg
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Wormleysburg
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Hagerstown
L. W. Lutz
Cumberland
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Carlisle
F. Trickler
Count Wolf
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Red Lion
Bonebrake Theoapical Seminary Commission
Kobler
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B. F. Blu
Moyersville
George Arown
Newburg
J. H. Lehnan
Lemoyne
George Daughty
Hanover
Harry Fehlarkton
Harry E. Krone
Thuront
C. W. Reachard
J. L. Bavilsan
Mr. Holdraft
J. E. Francis
H. T. Boyer
Mols
Stewart Glen
Chambersourg
Ma. Rodes
W. Strine
Emigsville
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P. R. Soontz
Baltimore
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PB. Ludwig
Glen. Channerspurg
Pension Fund Board
Ev. DV
Walter Luiz
New Cumbersident
J. A. Shettel
George Aeles
G. D. Batdori
Harrisley
Joseph D. Waker
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Weather Summary From Readable Fragments
The readable fragments report today’s weather with precipitation figures for October and past year comparisons. Potomac and Monocacy rivers are described as muddy with a radar time note and temperatures listed for yesterday and prior years.
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Potomac
Fonocacy
Johnson Statement To Miners Backed By The President
President backed statement delivered to United Mine Workers amid Pennsylvania captive mine controversy. Operators offered statements and pressured to work. Johnson asserts official support for miners.
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Johnson
United Mine Workers
United States
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Addresses Legion on Veterans Aid and Unity
President Roosevelt laid out economy regulations for veterans at the American Legion convention in Chicago. He urged unity for recovery and stated the government must aid disabled veterans without granting special benefits above other citizens. He emphasized equal relief for veterans disabled from nonwar causes and noted his own WWI service and paralysis.
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Roosevelt
American Legion
Navy
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Davis Lottery Trial Enters Its Third Week
The Davis and Miller federal lottery trial continues into week three as the government presents evidence about a Moose magazine letter. Defense questions whether Davis directed Moose activities and a possible Mooseheart Charity Basis lottery.
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United States
James J. Davis
Theodore G. Miller
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Wanted Officer He Got One And Also Fines Of One Oh One
A Washington man Maurice A. Valentine paid fines of 101 for drunken driving after a collision on North Market Street near Sixteenth with Jordan D. Washington. Witnesses said Valentine drank three beers and staggered. Police stated his breath smelled of liquor. Valentine faced $100 drunk driving and $1 reckless driving charges.
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Tuscarora
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Afl Anderson
Hunter J. Besner
Hear Utica
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George Ensor
Dublin
Ensor
Chicago Dons Gala Garb For Legion Guests
Cincago fashions an eala dress as 150 to 200 American Legion members greet President Roosevelt at their annual convention on Michigan avenue. Col. W. E. Easterwood of Dallas demands honorary memberships for Mussolini and the king of Italy. Planning committee members include Gen. Milton E. Foreman Frank E. Samuels Wayland Brooks Louis Johnson and Watson Miller.
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Louis Johnson
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Fire Prevention Week urged by Maryland official
Balimera reports appeal by C Howata Whittle of Baltimore urging Maryland residents to observe National Fire Prevention Week October 2 to 14. He calls colleges schools and civic groups to cooperate with fire departments to educate the public on prevention and safety measures.
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Howata Whittle
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Westminster to Vote on Waterworks Purchase and Sewer Plan
Westminster voters will decide in a October 16 special bond election on buying the water system from Consolidated Public Utilities Co for up to 200000 dollars. A separate issue asks approval of bonds for a sewerage and refuse disposal system at up to five percent of assessed property value. Proponents argue sewerage upgrades would attract industries and keep Westminster from losing business to elsewhere.
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Collision damages Bussard car at North Market and West Church
At 1.30 this morning Augustus Bussard and Earl Sitting collided at the North Market West Church intersection. Bussard’s car was knocked to the curb and turned on its side with a broken rear wheel fender and side glass. No injuries or charges were reported.
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Two Horses Killed After Liberty Road Accident
Two horses belonging to Eza Houck near Frederick were struck by an automobile on Liberty Road near Houck's farm around 4 am. One horse had a broken leg and both suffered severe injuries, leading to their later death. The driver reported the crash to state police. Officer Anderson investigated early.
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Liverty
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Iitercalias
Unclear market turmoil as AT&T shares traded
In New York October 2 AP reports equitities fluctuated amid uncertainties in financial markets. Parts of the text indicate shares related to the American Telephone and Telegraph were offered at reduced prices.
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Tesitani
New York
Head on Auto Crash Injures Two Near Hyattstown
A head on collision near Hyattstown Sunday afternoon injured two occupants of a westbound car from Germantown and an eastbound car from Washington DC. Both were treated at Frederick City Hospital. A separate accident at Clarksburg sent three people to a Washington DC hospital after a crash involving Mrs Henderson of McKeesport and others.
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Frederick City
Alfred H. Moore
Germantown
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Washington, D. C
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Clarksburg
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Villa F. Henderson
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Hepherson
Nash
Rockville
Henderson
Burdette Bros. Garage
Death investigation in Martinsburg of Henry E. Wilson
Police probe the death of Henry E. Wilson 49 a Mount nearly resident found dead with head injuries near a state highway south of Patomac River about eleven miles from Martinsburg A coroner withheld verdict pending state findings and authorities noted Wilson had recent ties to Williamsport Maryland and had been involved with local prostitution dealers a motorist found money in his pocket and he had not been robbed.
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Henry E. Wilson
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Patamac River
Williamsport
Tis
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Mount Airy
Two youths discuss hold up and murder in Hagerstown
Remorseful Elvin Fair and Emanuel Bingaman, 22 and 19, both from near Gettysburg, discuss their roles in a fatal early Wednesday shooting at a Hagerstown filling station. Sollenberger, the attendant, died after being mortally wounded. both youths blame each other. Bingaman was arrested in Washington after attempting to report a sold car. The pair, with eighth grade education, left school to work and gamble, and planned the robbery at the station. They remain jailed pending November grand jury action in Washington County.
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Reuben N. Sollenberger
Gate Line
Elvin J. Fair
Emanuel &. Bingaman
Gettysburg
Bingaman
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Green Mountain
Emmitsburg
Cossidts
Emanuel E. Bingaman
Bingamian School
Washington County
Fire Endangers Fourteen in Annapolis Filipino Rooming House
A fire at a frame building in Annapolis endangered fourteen occupants including eighteen Filipino sailors from the Naval Academy, four women, and a child. Fire Marshal Jesse A. Fisher cited an incendiary origin and noted the blaze started at the front door near the only stairway to upper floors.
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Jesse A. Fisher
Naval Academy
Four Die As Auto Flips in Philadelphia
Aut accident in Philadelphia leaves four people dead as car overturns and bursts into flames. Emergency crews race to extinguish the blaze amid chaotic scenes with bystanders watching and police investigating possible contributing factors.
Court freezes Insull fund and blocks transfer
Federal Judge John T. Barnes issued a temporary order freezing the Insull fund and preventing further transfers from the Harms and Savings Bank of Chicago before it is sent to Greece. The action halts a $1 payment and involves the Insull holdings and related assets in Chicago.
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John T. Barnes
Manuel
Greece
Americans And 20 Cubans Die In National Hotel Clash
A Havana gun battle at the National Hotel leaves one American and around 20 Cuban soldiers dead. Tanks and artillery fire rock the area as doors and entrances are hit. a Swift and Company executive Robert G. Lotspeich is killed by a stray bullet. Secretary Hull urges Americans to avoid danger amid ongoing hostilities and gauged U.S. policy remains unchanged.
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Ike
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Roberto
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Ford Motor Company
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Baitls
California quake shocks Los Angeles area
A sharp brief earthquake centered near the We Pace wai oF Lag desert rattled Los Angeles and Long Beach at 1 10 am. Four people injured there two critically. one building collapsed and bricks were hurled from the old central police station. No deaths reported and phone lines coped after three hours.
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Ancuiron
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Young Stribling Ends Fight Career in Amputation
Macon Ga October reports reveal William Lawrence Young Stribling Recep weight boxer had his ring career halted by the amputation of his affected foot after an auto accident. Doctors say he survived and his parents reacted at his bedside as he recovers in hospital following injuries including a fractured pelvis.
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William Lawrence
S'Johar
Maryland Legionnaires Launch Reckord Boom
Maryland Legionnaires and the American Legion held their annual convention as 500 members gathered. The event featured two offensives: a publicized boom for General Reckord and backing for a federal paint program tied to compensation plans. A bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S District Court in Maryland involving Edward McMcciss of Monotovia.
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Remsburg
Frederick
Holden
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Oankruptcy
United States
Edward MocMcCiss
Mon- Tovia
Bis Atom Alien
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Banarupier
Vesper Service Address by Rev Barnhart at Christian College
Rev William Barnhart, professor of theology, delivered the Sunday vespers address at the Christian college service. The talk emphasized education’s aims and the words of Jesus, urging learning that leads to spiritual abundance and the unity of knowledge with faith.
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Jave Thule Au Legion
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