Schoolgirl struck by car near Bennett Creek
Beulah Geisler an 11 year old girl was hit by an auto while crossing toward a milk truck waiting for a school bus near Bennett's Creek, suffering a fractured skull several broken bones and severe bruises. Curtis Humphreys of Washington DC the driver was held on $1000 bail as investigation showed the car's radiator and speed at impact.
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Scholdigirl
Beulah Geisler
Glenn Geisler
Bana
Cri
Frederick City Hospital
Bennett's Creek
Washington Highway
Gatme of
Bell
Beulahid
Unphreya
Beulah
Miller
Umphreys
Bureau of Standards
Sue Humphreys
Local youths face tough sentences in Frederick court
The September circuit court term opened with Lester L. Miller, 33 East Third Street, sentenced to two years and six months for automobile theft and related violations. Miller, with fifteen automobile convictions, warned others to stop stealing. Also in court, Russell Williams, 22, pleaded guilty to arson for burning Howard Williams’s dome, receiving five years, plus a year for larceny. Other defendants faced shorter terms or had sentences withheld.
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Lester L. Miller
East Third Street
Frederick County
House of Correction
Charles W. Woodward
Miller
Arthur D. Willard
Woodward
Walter E. Sinn
Alton ¥. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Vaillard
Nim
Russell Williams
Howard Willams
Willard
Howard Williams
Joseph #. Dougherty
Verner A. Redmond
Williams
Mr. Bennett
Wil- Haros
Autos Damaged In South Market Street Crash
Two cars were badly damaged in a collision on South Market Street near Thos F Kennedy Co. Est Essex sedan driven by Miss Wiener of Carlisle Pa skidded while attempting to swerve from a stray car and struck Kennedy company’s truck, pushing it onto the curb and damaging wheel running board and fender. No injuries or arrests reported. settlement of damages to be arranged later.
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Evera Street
Market Street
F. Kennedy
Miss ‘Deh Wiener
Carlisle
Kennedy
Cora to Run on Same Ticket With J. W. McKee
Ferdinand Cork counsel for the Senate banking committee decides to run for District Attorney for New York County on the same ticket as Joseph V. McKee independent candidate for mayor.
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Washington
Ferdinand Cork
Senate
Imittee
New York County
Joseph V. McKee
Weather Today Report With October Precipitation Totals
The report shows 24 hour precipitation amounting to none with October totals around 9.27 inches by October 9. A high yesterday reached 71 degrees, while the reading a year ago was 74. Overnight low and forecast data appear garbled but indicate temperatures near 48 or 50 degrees.
William Veeck dies at 32, Cubs president obituary
Chicago Oct 3 AP William Veeck president of the Chicago Cubs died today at St Luke s Hospital after a battle with leukemia and high white blood cell count. He had been admitted days earlier in critical condition. He was 32 and survived by his widow and two children.
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Chicago
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
St. Luke's Hospital
Veeck
Violence Flares Across Tri State as Troops Enter
Violence erupted again in Illinois and western Pennsylvania as strikes spread and mine pickets tightened lines. In Ambridge two men were clubbed by pickets near Spang-Chalfant. Latrobe saw 600 workers blocked from reporting to duty by hundreds of pickets. Greensburg arrests occurred at the Walworth plant gate. State troops moved in with sticks and tear gas to clear a line of about 1,000 pickets while 1500 workers entered. The United Mine Workers warned more miners would filter into the mines as tensions rose.
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Pittsburgh
Tri-State
Spang-Chaifant Steamless Tube Company
Ambridge
Latrobe Electric Steel Company
Latrobe
Greensburg
Walworth Company
United Mine Workers of America
Clairton
Carnegie Steel Company
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Joa
Mately
Slow
Eldorado
Grand Hotel
Marion
Harrisburg
United Mine Workers Union
Williamson County
Florida storm gone California heat wave relief felt
A tropical disturbance cleared Florida's lower east coast, shifting to the Atlantic, while California endured record heat with Los Angeles hitting 100 degrees and Riverside at 104. Heavy rain drenched Florida’s coast as warnings remained due to lingering gale threats and house damage from freak storms in Miami Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale.
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Atlantic
California
Los Angeles
Fasadena
Glendale
Riverside
Utah
U. S Weather Bureau
Gray
Miami
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Mismis
Mitner
Byrd Flagship Bear in Tow After Distress off North Carolina
The Byrd Antarctic expedition flagship Bear of Oakland reportedly faced engine trouble near Frying Pan Shoals on the North Carolina coast. The Blanche towing company boat took the Bear to port, with the Modoc rushing to assist but not yet arriving. Admiral Byrd was not aboard the vessel.
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Wilmington
N. C
Tvear
Richard E. Byrd
Polar
Oakstland
North Corona
Stone Towing
Coast Guard
Modoc
Oak Island
Southport
Admiral Byrd
Washington
Coastguard
Cut Corn For Widow Prompts Neighbor Effort
In a rural incident described as a widow’s plea, neighbors gathered to help Mrs. Cullers after her husband was killed in a June tragedy. About three hundred fifty shocks of corn were cut by local neighbors in a cooperative effort to assist during the hard time.
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Jarmeare
Harry Culler
Cullers Newhbors
Testimony in defense of Davis cited in Miller trial
New York Oct 5 AP Congress manian Frank Reed of Aurora Illinois testified Miller has good reputation on defense in the federal lottery case involving United States Senator James J Davis. Reed could not confirm Miller operated lotteries in 1930 1931.
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New York
Frank Reed
Aurora
Ill
Theodore G.miller
United States
James J. Davis
Reed
Miller
Louis Mead Treadwell
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Leaders' Bible Class marks twenty first anniversary banquet
The Leaders' Bible Class anniversary banquet was held in Galvary Methodist Episcopal church parish hall on Tuesday night with about 175 attendees. The event featured organ music by John Getzendanner, a banquet served by Leonard Wachter and helpers, a program including toastmaster George M. Free, and remarks by Rev. Dr G Elis Williams and Rev John C Millian. Rosy receptions noted growth from a humble start to 300 members, with Rally Day planned for next Sunday.
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Galvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Auditoruum
John Getzendanner
Leonard G. Wachter
Francis 5. Galther
Georgue M. Free
Charles B. Free
Mason Willis
Pinkney A. Richardson
New Midway
G. Elis Wzhams
John C Millian
Baltimore
Religious Education
Mr. Milliian
Christidio
Spain
E. Rice
C. A. Gilson
Gilson
Howard M Jones
Prunswick
Lindberghs Visit Western England Amid Secrecy
London reports Cols and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh travel incognito through heavy fog toward Salisbury and west England, aiming for Cardiff to visit relatives. They stayed at a hotel near Southampton after departing Stavanger, dining with 45 guests, and avoided embassy contact to dodge inquiries.
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London
Cols
Charles A
Salsbury
Pennsylvania Conference Opens With Spiritual Emphasis
The 144th annual Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church met at Centennial Memorial in Hagerstown with Bishop Batdorf presiding. Reports show 43,195 members, 1,798 conversions, and calls for a $74,000 benevolence budget. Denominational leaders urged intensified personal outreach, prayer, and full support for designated gifts to bolster church work.
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United Brethren Church
Centennial Memorial
Buumangel Church
Hagerstown
B. D. Batdorf
Fb. Siine
Boonsboro
EB W Leeich
Baltiimore
Committee On Pastors
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lord's Day Alliance of Maryland
W M Beattle
Gobrysburg
Finance Commntiee
General Confervice
Quircy
Quedremolal
Charii
Lncal
Jefferson
Myersville
Fiderx
JB. Reed
Keedysville
D. R Fair
York
D. Floyd Mowrey
New Cumberland
Mary H. Reisinger
D. K. Reisinger
Dover
Grace Hummelbaugh Sponseller
Shippensburg
Ami Tormerly
Frederick
Lester M Kauffman
Dayton
Ference
J. Tyson
Yor
DeWitt
Batdorf
J. D. Baker
Francis Scott Bey Hotel
Paul E. Holdcraft
Emmanuel Ugb Church
H T Boyer
Enola
Batder
Jesus Christ
PL OR. Koontz
Baltimore
Rey
Hadd
Berth
Abeleanidiag
March
Statland Ps
Lough
Ohio
Board of Climres
Cluttel
United States
B.D. Rojhn
Waynesboro
Captain John H. Church Returns to Command at Fair Grounds
Captain John H. Church, who returned Tuesday from a tour with the CG, will supervise the attack and infantry at the Fair Grounds Wednesday night. An infantry unit commander, he was wounded at the Battle of Caynton and won the American and French Croix de Guerre. After hospital stays in France he returned to the front, was wounded again, then rejoined duties until the Armistice was signed.
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John H. Church
Fair Grounds
Church
Cayntion
Prance
Nurse pleads guilty in extortion plot over kidnapping threat
Nicolina dePalma Yonkers nurse pleaded guilty to an indictment charging attempted extortion tied to a plan to kidnap the daughter of Franklin Batcheller. James Medley, a former gasoline station attendant, also pleaded guilty. both await sentencing after their Yonkers arrest following letters demanding $10,000.
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New York
Get & (Ap
Nicolina dePalma
Yonkers
Niiece
Russell C. Lem ™Ingsell
J. P Morgan & Co
James Medley
Wied Medley
Medley
Miss dePalma
Franklin A. Batcheller
Helen B Dougherty
Legion Opposes Russ Recognition at U.S. Convention
The American Legion national convention voted against recognizing Soviet Russia and urged deportation of all communist aliens. The Americanization committee report called for halting communist influence in the United States and suppressing its spread.
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Chicago
American Legion National
Soviet Russia
Legion
Americanization Committee
United States
Renee Adoree Dies in Health Resort near Hollywood
Hollywood actress Renee Adoree, formerly a movie star, died today at Sunland health resort near Los Angeles. The report notes she had retired from films a few years earlier and had suffered health issues leading to her death.
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Renee Adoree
Hollywood
Cal
Sunland
Here
Kelly and wife plead not guilty to federal kidnapping charges
Orahoma City reports George Kelly and his wife entered not guilty pleas today to federal kidnapping counts tied to the abduction and ransom of Charles PF. Abduction and ransom scheme details remain under federal review as prosecutors outline charges filed in New York and related jurisdictions.
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Kelly
Wife
Orahoma City
Oct
Lap
George
Charles PF
Uisehel
Ol Millona
Roosevelt Hurls First Ball In 3rd Game Of 33 Series
Washington and New York staged a rain delayed opener at Griffith Stadium as President Roosevelt prepared to attend the game. Cronin and Myer produced two Washington runs in the first, with Goslin and Schulte driving in more in the second. Fitzsimmons and Cronin left the field after injuries, Richards and Bluege contributed in the Washington attack as Cronin scored on a fielder’s choice. Third inning featured Ryan’s leadoff Texas leaguer and continued tense play with no further scoring through the frame.
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K. M. Landis
Giants
New York
United States Army Band
Ughtener
Senators
Joe Cronin
Roosevelt
Luenear
Moore
Critz
Terry
Davis
Jackson
Mancuso
Ryan
Pitcalme Mons
Myer
Codlin
Manish
Cronin
Schulte
Rhodel
Bluege
Sewell
C. Whitehill
Pfirman
Moran
Ormsby
Moriarty
Gosli
Cruz Tok
Kuhel
Goslin
Minush
Fisimmons
Lenulte
Ott
Manus Throwig
Datis
Whytehill
Case
Crohin
Whiterull
Fitzsimmons
Deck
Whitesall
Texas
Tecry
Kael
Manusa
Catz
Schuve
Mrs Beisten Named as Auxiliary President
Mrs Wilkes H Lester of Philadelphia leads as the American Legion auxiliary council selects Mrs Beisten unanimously as president.
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Ms. Beisten
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