Holiday for Hool Pupils Lotted by Board
Frederick County Board of Education grants full day off for public and private school pupils next week to attend the State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore on October 20 and 21. Schools may select the date. Fair Holiday arrangements allow dismissal with no classes, while some districts may adjust accordingly. The effort includes a library session and addresses by notable educators, with preparations for inspections and book purchases noted.
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Rederick
Vland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Frederick County
Mt of Education
Rederick City
Teachers Mission
Somer Remsberg
Middletown
J. Christian Skids
Burkittaville
Joseph H. Ap
Hood College
Rman
Maryland Public Lyy Advisory Commission
Loradte
Board of Education
Eugene Watt
National Flas
Patrick J. Hurley
Agements
Laurenda Harver
Middletown High School
Unnamed Stock Unloads Warned by Senator Couzens
Senator Couzens told Senate investigators that some wise guys unloaded about 11 million dollars in railroad stocks during the 1929 boom. The investments, organized by Dillon Read and Company, involved two railroad securities later placed in receivership. He criticized disclosure gaps and noted the stock flowed to trusts and Dillon Read around 1929, under scrutiny by Ferdinand Pecora and E B Tracey.
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Washington
Zews
Michigan
Chary
Senate
Dillon
Read
Ipeny
Stock Market Inquiry Committee
Dilland and Company
Couzens
E. B. Tracey
Synde
Ferdinand Pecora
Weather summary reflects varied readings and forecasts
The weather report notes precipitation for the past 24 hours and figures such as 12 inch totals, high and low temperatures from yesterday, and comparisons to last year. It also mentions forecasted conditions and times, with location references including Powomac.
Coal Trouble Stirs Pennsylvania Strike Action at White House
Washington dispatch reports two hour talks with NRA head Hugh Johnson and Governor Pinchot about the western Pennsylvania coal strike. Picketing spreads to Monongahela Railroad shops with 400 miners blocking work and trains blocked near Clairton. Governor Pinchot seeks a White House meeting with President Roosevelt to end the work stoppage under the coal code. Major Adams says no state police will be sent to Ambridge as clashes subside.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Hugh §. Johnson
NRA
White House
Johnson
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Brownsville
Monongahela Railroad
Roosevelt
Belding
Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Ambridge
Adams
Spang- Chaifant
Two Communists Die in Cuban Outbreak
Havana reports two young communists killed and two comrades wounded when unarmored citizens fired on a cafe where they gathered. Looting followed the storm, with robbers breaking into Singer Sewing Machine offices. Authorities blamed a lone conspirator behind the unrest as schools address the incident.
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Havana
Panos
Uly
Singer Sewing Machine ‘Company
Amercat
Lever
I Ghiet
Ama Jean
Simner Welles
Lefs Am Cubs
Dhe Suident
Alma Mater
Tod
United States
Two Frederick men found guilty of stealing 68 chickens
In Circuit Court Judges Willard and Woodward convict George Chase and Sylvester Brown after a chain of circumstantial evidence tied them to a morning taxi ride and a chicken theft near a carnival grounds. Witnesses testified Brown confessed and identified Chase as involved.
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Frederick
Leather
Chase
Brown
Steiner
Crum and
Hoffman
Albert Crawford
Crawford
Bernard Duvall
West Patrick Street
Samuel Jenkins
ASU
Willard
Alton Y. Bennett
Joseph Bading
John W. Metcalf
John P. House
Baltimore
Howard McBarrier
Reno & Harp
Metcalf
House
Samuel A. Lewis
Walter E Sinn
WRECK DAMAGES CARS AS FANS MISS WORLD SERIES VIEW
Two Frederick men Irving James and Kenneth Brown headed to the World Series died car crash on the Washington highway near Frederick. Both were hospitalized with injuries but Brown's expected to require several days care. State Officer Miller investigated as two extra tickets were found on a local auction block.
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Grifith Stadium
Irving James
William
James
Rosemont
Kenneth Brown
John A. Brown
Groff
Frederick
Washington Highway
Earl Trump
Brown
Frederick City
Trump
Miller
Breck
Moring
Quilting Party at Mrs Barrier Home
An old time quilting party was held at the home of Mrs Mary S Barrier in Pleasant. Oct 4. The quilt will be entered at the Pierceick Fair. A dinner was served. Those present included Mrs Mary S Barrier Wes Vo Rafiman Harvey Rinpeon Miss Margate Ruip peon Mrs Alma Rippton Mrs Harvey Barrier Master mar Ripneo Miss Edna Burrier Es ther Burrier.
New Deal Faces NRA Reorganization Amid Shifting Roles
Washington reports hint at a substantial NRA reorganization as Johnson Roper and others streamline functions into regular departments. Analysts note Johnson’s role evolving from organizer to promoter, while old guards discuss Republican leadership changes and a potential 1936 bid for Jim Watson.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Commerce
Andron
Jonnainon
Treasury plans to free frozen assets of banks
Treasury plans to free frozen deposits with reorganization approvals. About 80 percent of accounts are expected for depositors, while totals show $398,738,000 frozen across 376 banks, plus $31,154,000 unrestricted deposits since conservators assumed control. Banks may reopen with averaged relief and asset conversions, though exact payouts depend on each institution’s plans.
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Treasury
Washington
Frexen
Danks
Savtasene Ifa Mee
Very Lend
Deunawick
Peoples National Bank
Friendgy Mlssnal Bank
Hancork
First National Bank
Davis Attorneys Fail to Exclude Evidence in Davis Case
New York date line reports that U S Senator James J Davis faces defense attempts to introduce evidence of an earlier Loyal Order of Moose contract. The government contends funds from Moose charity bail in 1930 and 1932 show Davis profited as department owner. The defense seeks to prove the contract assignment to Joseph Jenkins and Fred W Jones in August 1930 and to call Albert Smith of the Moose supreme council on the assignment approval at a Sharon Pennsylvania meeting in August 1930.
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New York
U. S
James J Davis
Watue
Davis
Order of Moose Organization
Moose
Joseph Jenkins
Fred W. Jones
Albert Smith
Moose Supreme Council
Foundatia
Sharon
Abzus
Open Nursery School at Hood College with twelve enrollments
The Nursery School opened October 3 under Hood College Home Economics supervision with twelve preschoolers enrolled. Miss Owen L. Pratt leads instruction and guidance while students in Child Development and Child Psychology use the school as a lab to observe behavior and learning. Enrolled children include Marin Boxers Grayson Bowers Sally Bowers Jimmy Ranck Dr ki Pearre Eleanor Pearre Cecilia Alnaun Ann Leary Norman Wilson Barbara Rayne and Elzabeta McCain.
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Hood College Home Srenignits
Owen L. Pratt
Vhey
Oppotiun
Visi Shee
Marin
Grayson Bowers
Sali Bowers
Jimmy Ranck
Dr Ki . Pearre
Eleanor Pearre
Cecilia Alnaun
Ann Leary
Norman Wilson
Barbara Rayne
Elzabeta McCain
Film pair call tale lie in ported confession
Reported confession by robbers who assaulted John Warburton, noted English actor, is described as a frameup by Bartlett and Miss White, with Bartlett and Mise White named in the prisoners story. Warburton allegedly to be married offstage. robbers claimed payment and Warburton’s noncooperation with police.
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John Warburton
Sidney Hartlett
Warburton
Bartlett
Viclos
Bartlett Wnd
Mice White
Finn
Aso
Mio
Mise White
Los Angeles
Miss White
Potice
Hood College Sets Annual Campus Day for October 14
Hood College announces its annual Campus Day for Saturday October 14 with a morning procession from Cabinty Hall to Alumnae Hall led by the senior class. Activities include costumes, songs, class themes, a round of archery and other sports, followed by a luncheon and class competitions. The day ends with awards and recognition by the Alumnae Association and college faculty.
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Achero
Oork
Sarah Balsh
Baltimore
Frederck County Hood Club Iit
Arunnacaise
Juncheon
Shims
Leilette
Brodheck Hall
Joseph
Hpapple
Matt Mp
Tae
Earth M Thomas
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Iris
Esther Briscam
Trenton
N. J
Lions Club Meeting Recap Highlights Local Leaders
Fragmentary notes show Roser B Wolfe of Refining Co chaired a Lions Club gathering with members including Lloyd C. Oiler. The record references the group’s routine proceedings and mentions community leaders but lacks complete details on agenda or outcomes.
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Thatsay la
Lions Club
Roser B Wolfe
the Refining Co
Pate
Byrota
Aney
Spras Rt Lloyd C. Oiler
Tar barrel blast burns truck on Hast Church Street
A tar barrel exploded beside a city tar truck on Hast Church Street late morning, destroying the truck and spilling tar. Firemen from Ketula Like Encepressiunl Host Company extinguished the blaze as Superintendent John Best opened an inquiry into how the kettle overheated and ignited the barrel.
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Hast Church Street
Stiraets
John
Bart Gageant
Hamilton Avenue
Encepressiunl
Dr Newcomb Elected President of University of Virginia
Dr Joan L Nescomb, son of Benjamin Nescomb, longtime Virginia University official, was chosen president by unanimous vote of the Board of Trustees following the death of Dr Edwin A Alderman. Nescomb, born December 18 1881 in Gloucester County, has served the university in various roles since 1920.
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Newcomb
Gioucese
County
Benjamin Wd
Martha Jant Qsleman Nescom
Wiient
Mar
Reshe Pier of Arts
Senators Aim To Tie World Series In Washington Comeback
The Washington Senators host the New York Giants in the tenth World Series game as crowd dynamics rise after Earl Whitehill’s 4-0 shutout. Cronin expected to start for the Giants. weather and field conditions improve with a hopeful day for a decisive swing in the series.
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GriMiuiy
Washington
Giants
New York
Ree
Lneup
New York Giants
Moore
Ottie
Terry
Ott
Devis
Jackson
Manguay
Bean
Tab Bell
Wadhinetan Ganntren
Vere Ah
Pune
Iin
Manus
Cronin
Schulte
Kuhel
Bluege
Sewell
Wonter
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Tate Meet
Uzens
Securites
L.id
Rlee& Somerros
Edward A Hayes, Deestur
American Legion
Chicago
Police
Monongahela
Wess
Pittspurga
Clairton
Carnegie Steel Company
Mammoth
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
U. S Steel Corporation
George Chase
Sylvester
Wreck
Carl Brussels
Pernt Remem Gene Monte Weaver
Jim Watson
Watson
Jim
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Coolidge
al Watson
Patent Office
Cue Ab Ino Paten
Wisky
All Insurance Activ. Sevhdeatn Fom Aol
Ander
Lam Aement
OPEN
East Church Street
DR. Newcomb
Dr. Alderman
NATS
Hubbell
Monte Weaver
Critz
Myer
Ted High
Biueyr
Goslin
Manush
Grounder
Cruz
AL Cr
Ancuso
Riris
Kubel
Ryan
Oenpig
Biutge
Weaver
Grity Felding
Orita
Terry Pled
Nome
Datis
Keen
At See
Mancuso
Ryaty
Gostin
Manaush
Hubbill
Croniin
Terry Thed
Mancuss
Rian
Weasel
Kane
Bo Wassington
Myst Gong
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