Tolls Are Lifted At Brunswick And Point Of Rocks
Toll charges between states are removed as Virginia and Maryland officials authorize free crossing at the Baltimore and Ohio river bridges. Chief Auditor William A. Codd and the Virginia Highway Commission official met to approve the move and the first free crossing occurred at Brunswick and Point of Rocks. Norman Grubb was the first rider to cross without paying after decades of 80 cent round trips.
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Atomac
Point of Socks
Brunswick
William A. Codd
Marylnd State Roads Commission
Virginia State Ighway Commission
Point of Rocks
Bridgetender Otis White
Norman Grubb
Not Place
Grubb
Hauptmann Extortion Trial Teeters on Extradition
District attorney Samuel J. Foley said he would seek Bronx court adjournment of the Hauptmann extortion case if New Jersey requests extra fines for a grand jury on kidnapping or murder charges. The Bronx trial was to open Oct 11 with a 150‑member jury panel. extradition by New Jersey authorities looms before trial.
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New York
Samuel J. Foley
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Haupmann
Bronx
Wote
Hauptmann
Authouns
Ells Story of Seeing Girl Attacked and Killed
Irene Wild, 26, testified in Los Angeles that she witnessed her ill friend Alice Station being attacked by a gang in a Central Avenue den and later saw the woman's throat slashed and body dumped. Wild said she was beaten and held for two days during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Hersel
Cental Avenue
Irene Willd
Angalcesel Alice Station
Gladis Wseley
Hollywood
Weather summary for October 14 with temperatures and sun times
The report notes inches of precipitation for October to date and yesterday's high temperature near 14 degrees. It lists low temperatures around 55 degrees and compares to last year. Daily sun set at 5 48 p m and sunrise at 6 10 a m with moonrise near 4 11 a m and moonset around 4 37 p m.
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Ixcensio
Maven el
Washington Belt of Trees Idea Still Alive
The shelter belt plan for the plains remains active with Forest Service momentum in Nebraska. Experts acknowledge difficulties but anticipate eventual congressional funding and field work to seed region-specific trees, using existing nurseries and regional cooperation. The effort faces questions about climate, water, and wind erosion, yet officials remain hopeful for significant long term benefits.
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Washington
Oct
Plains
McCar
Isatts Lidemeeek Fee Ae
Abe
Forest Service
Lincoln
Neb
Western Agricultural Colleges
Congress
MecCarl
Vo i
Lectins
Frank
University of Montana
Abbadei
Robbery cases and sanity test in Haller court scene
An inquiry into Arthur Snooty Haller's sanity delayed in Circuit Court as he faces additional charges, including auto theft linked to his parole history. Charles Burkholder co-defendant pleads not guilty. Ramsburg convicted of breaking into a cabin camp but acquitted on receiving stolen goods. other sentences handed down for assault and robbery cases.
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Arthur “Snooty
Haller
Frederick
Kim
Rary AW Ee Dat
Freton
B. O. Thomas
Willard
Woodward
House of Correction
Roy Kline
Charles Burkholder
Sherman F. Bowers
Worthington Ramsburg
Henry H. Chisman
Thurmont
Ramsburg
Sherrff Crum
Ir W. Beall
Libertytown
Mabel Gue
Kartholows
Rarmsburg
Doll
Chi
Frank H. Campbell
Manuel M. Weinberg
William G. Oden
J. Floyd Lovell
George W. Easterday
Alvie C. Keyser
Emory ¥. Slifer
William H. Steinhaus
Harry C. Allgire
Amos R. Keller
Merriman
Adams Glen
James
Eddie” Adams
Point of Rocks
Page Pive
Southern Methodists in Annual Conference Observed Attendance
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with Rev. Dr. J. J. Rives delivering the opening sermon at Alpheus W. Wilson Memorial Church in Baltimore. Bishop Paul B. Kern was to preside as staff and attendees from Charlotte planned arrival before next Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Episcopal Church
South
Alpheus W. Wilson Memorial Church
J. J. Rives
Washington
Trinity Church
Charlotte
N. C
Paul &B. Kern
Greensboro
Mouzon
Presiding
Fayane
Foundation of American Methodism
Truck on Fire Reported Near Kemp Mentotla
The Independent engine was called to extinguish flames as a truck returning from Damascus caught fire near the city. Claude Nuk, in charge of the truck, reported the incident as the fire broke out, with residents unsure if the blaze could be checked.
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Oopdright
Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Eibar
Catalonia
Asturias
Newayer Bibar
Assauil
Ban Sekn
Victoria
Tercy Ne Eibar
Cub
xCgimienta of
Cdr
Tals Aeeks
Kemp
Mentotla
Damascus
Visin Ny
Claude Nuk
Monocacy Battlefield figures map progress and fund plan
Verne E. Chatelain of the National Park Service visits the Monocacy site to oversee battlefield feature mapping and discuss funding for land acquisition. Congress previously approved 50 000 for park establishment, to be raised locally for land purchase.
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Strategic Pointe
Monocacy Battlefield
Verne E. Chatelain
Historical Division
National Park Service
U. S
Department of the Interior
Ao Spamanien
Jud+ Ca
Apo Thenant Éran
Washington
Inet
Chatelain
Nacional Park
Cha Jain
Radiroel Bridge
Belgian steamer sinks in severe storm report
Tin veterans reported that the Belgian steamer CG 8th A robs Tartes was lost in a severe storm last day The steamer wreckage was later located and ships searched the area lifeboats and crew were reported safe or missing with unclear details
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Tin Vets
Bro
Yavurs
Prominent Speaker Set for Memorial Chapel Address
The committee selects Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Biavkarider of Washington as the keynote speaker for a memorial and supper program at the Mei utor chapel at 675 AM. Committee in charge includes Jin S. Michael Charles A Kite Lawrence A. Paik and C Renn nee.
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Blackwelder
Oscar F. Biavkarider
Washington
Jin S. Michael
Charles A . H. Kite
Lawrence A. Paik
C, Renn
Edwards Case Testimony Ends in Wilkes Barre Court
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Allen Edwards rests as the state closes rebuttal in a Luzerne county murder trial. The 21 year old mine surveyor faces charges amid the testimony of his parents and letters read aloud to the jurors.
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Wilkes-Barre
Kecinie
Robert Allen Edwards
Edawards
Edwardsville
Edwards
Allen Edwards
Oan
Peoda McKechnite
Coty Deterthye
Richard Powell
Edwars
Books Added To Library Shelf Include Richardson Classic
Library records show additional volumes added including Sir Charles Grandison by Samuel Richardson. The acquisition list mentions other modern editions and authors, reflecting ongoing expansion of the reading room collection.
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Drs SR. T. Tous
Man
Sir Charles Grandison
Samuel Richardson
Paul Dean and Bridges Named 10 Start Today
The article notes Paul Dean and Tommy Bridges set for a pitching duel in Detroit as reserve seats sold out for the game linking American and National League clubs. Fans filled the 6,698 bleachers with capacity near 40,000, signaling strong interest in the figurehead matchup.
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Lois
Cardinals
Dee
Ross
Techne Aew
Detroit
Chaniana
Toole
Destroit
Avason
Paul Dean
Uttle
Big Atch
Tommy Bridges
Amrtican
Perkins Urges Voluntary Mediation To Ease Labor Strife
Frances Perkins, US Labor Secretary, told the AFL convention in San Francisco that the government should not intervene but urged voluntary use of Roosevelt era mediation channels to maintain industrial peace. She stressed impartial agencies can aid employers and labor in public interest without halting strikes.
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San Francisco
Oct
American Federation of Labor
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Recovery Policy Board
Ronkevel
Gary Grant Drunk Not Poisoned, Doctors Find
Emergency doctors traced Gary Grant after a late call reporting poisoning. They found he was intoxicated and not poisoned, noting a tablet near a phial and an apparent despondent state.
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Gary Grant
Cherzi
Utterback and Putman to wed at St John’s
The wedding of Edward J. Utterback, a Lewistown area retired farmer, and Mrs. Ida B. Putman of Frederick is set for this evening at St. John’s Catholic Church in the city. Utterback, 75, has been living with his son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poiana.
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Edward J. Uttereback
Lewistown
Ids B. Putman
Frederick
St. John’s Catholic Charph
Uterback
Putman
GI Putman
Utterback
Law
Charles Poiana
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