Tigers shuffle lineup as Rogell injures in World Series
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane contemplates changes for Game Four as shortstop Bill Rogell injures his left ankle after colliding with Pepper Martin. Rookie options include Herman Clifton or Beene, with Elden Auker expected to start on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Hank Graenlider
Bronx
Goose Goslin
Elden Auker
Cardinals
Carleton
Bill Rogell
Jeg
Rogell
Pepper Martin
King Cochrane
Henry Schuble
Herman
Flea Clifton
Rom Beaumont
Brossing Cochrane
Jo White
Mickey
Tigers
T Hey
Pinchot rejects "small boy" political jab over Wilkes Barre speech
Milford Pa Oct 6 AP Gov Gifford Pinchot declines to join in a "small boy kind of argument" amid Democratic charges over his Wilkes Barre address in which he backers Schnader for governor and attacked Earl Schemerling's ticket. Pinchot says he will not be steered from the main issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Inchot
Wilkes Barre
Willam A. Schnader
Joseph H. Gurley
United States
Govmor
Gifford Pinchot
James Jarley
Pinchot
Maryland Mortgage Moratorium In Court
A historical notice describes Maryland's emergency mortgage moratorium declared by the legislature. The act suspended certain foreclosures unless at least 25 percent of the mortgage remained unpaid, affecting property actions and legal considerations during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Aero Aryland Lezeas
United States Supreme Cow
Maryland
Weather recap with temperatures and moon data
The report lists yesterday's high of 77 and low of 4, compares to last year, and notes 0.41 inch of precipitation for today’s 24 hours. It records October 1933-3.06 inches total rainfall and quarter moon rise times, with sun set and sunrise times provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acca
Madrid post office gains major repairs and new doors
The Madrid post office is undergoing extensive improvements including new doors front and rear, a replaced vestibule, and a regraded sidewalk. Contractors plant shrubbery, reseed lawns, install a new concrete pavement, and remodel the mailing platform area at a cost around 3,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Frederick
Setae
Tree
Ing S
Ray Paiie
Curlis
Carrall
Patrick Strest
Biser
Westminster Nurseries
Rois Bante D. D
Middle St. Oba
Gary L. Myers
Pater
Hauptmann and Edwards found guilty in high profile trials
In New York Bruno Richard Hauptmann, accused Lindbergh kidnapper, found guilty and faces potential death. in Wilkes Barre Robert Allen Edwards convicted of killing his sweetheart Freda McKechnie, with death sentence likely after defense plans an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann and Edwards
New York
API
Samuel J. Foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Foley
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
Wilkes Barre
Robert Allen Edwards
Freda McKechnie
Luzerne County
Edwards
Unis
Margaret L. Crain
Freda
Harvey's Lake
Valentine
War declared as anarchists clash in dawn strikes
At dawn the death toll rose to 93 as the government of Premier Lerroux faced an anarchist, communist, and socialist offensive. The penval strike failed with SAS troops largely hidden. Eleven people were killed in morning clashes amid renewed fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaih Ist
Lerroux
Parking Regulations Announced by Chief of Police
Special parking rules issued Monday affect Market Street with alternating side restrictions. East side parking banned 9 am to 2 pm, west side allowed 2 pm to 6 pm, south side allowed 2 pm to 6 pm. After 6 pm both sides may park. Notice names Norman Trump and Versie J Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Patrink Street
Bentz
Est
Tarr Bac Uns
Norman T. Trump
West Fourth Street
Versie J. Summers
Jefferson
Pilgrimage Program Sunday by Maryland Odd Fellows
A Sunday program to be presented in this city under the Odd Fellows of Maryland and the Bevekian Assembly. The 1000 F. Band leads with singing and a patriotic hymn. Readings include remarks by Grand Master Hedrick Black and introductions by Grand Secretary William A. Jones. Rev J B Hafer to give benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Oo
Odd Fellows of Maryland
Bevekian Assembly
America
Oscar Strohmeyer
Carapiai
Charles B. Schone
Hedies c. Black
Minnie L. Beam
Baltimore
Dent
Jenn
Am F. Brorring
Trenanee Grand Viaerer
W. Held
G. Aubrey Girman
Balimore
William A. Jones
J. B. Hafer
County to Get 1014 Monthly for Education
A fragment explains a 1934 35 education program in Baltimore with a monthly allocation of 1014 dollars. The readable portion mentions county funding and a city context, indicating state and local education support.
Contests Alleged Financial Responsibility Law Case
A Battemore party contests a financial responsibility law citing unresolved claims, referencing individual Samcson Mikes Stsetaky and R. Bist. The notice implies legal action to challenge the statute and seeks affected parties’ attention on specified dates.
Withdrawal of Bid on Jefferson Stucco Bungalow Sale
A public sale at the courthouse withdrew the sale of a stucco bungalow owned by Mrs. W. Mayes Brows in Jefferson after bids reached 1950 dollars. William M. Storm was the attorney and Joan L. Dutrow served as the auctioneer.
Pleading Work Shortage Leads to Court Action in Child Welfare Case
Justice Ben den heard a support case in eHailes Court over arrears for two children cared for by the Children's Aid Society. Terine Shankie promised employer cooperation. the matter was continued for final disposition. The proceedings also included a guilt finding for a separate assault case and a contempt-like charge against Lucas in a Burkittsville incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Terine Shankie
Painter
eHailes Court
Justice Benden
Michael E. Pue
Children’s Aid Society
Shankle
Albert Licas
Burkittsville
Bass Patrick
Franklin
Luvas
Lewis O'Hara
Frederick
O'Hara
William M. Storm
Lucas
Marie Williams
Stanley Dorsey
New Market
Stock market cools enthusiasm amid irregular close
New York trading session shows cooled interest after brisk gains yesterday. Volume faded to about 250,000 shares with indecisive tone overall though a few specialties showed strength as prices closed irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oec
Transfexs
Local names tangled in murder charge trial report
Fragmented OCR text shows Wilken Batre facing murder charges involving Freda McKechiue and Robert Fadwands with jurors read readings after a disputed offer. The piece appears from a lectern excerpt, mentioning Friday and quotes linked to a witness or official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken Batre
Oun
Freda McKechiue
Oreak
Robert Fadwands
Inmecenscain
J Mase
Rural Mailbox Locations Reflect Stable Frederick County Population
The county shows steady population indicators as rural mailbox sites remain concentrated in key towns. Counts for 1 338 families mirror prior figures, with small shifts in box totals across Ville, Lad, Ramber, and other areas due to route consolidations and selective activation. The data suggests population stability and consistent service patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ville
Shere Ware Wacdstara
Adaaiscwin
Walkersville
Favite
Cris
Wien
Ypar
Emergency education classes expand in Frederick and counties
Federal emergency education efforts begin in Frederick, Walkersville, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, and Brunswick with enrollments rising. Courses cover shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing as Miss Eyler Brandt leads the two hour sessions. instructors include Mildred Gordon and Mrs. Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Prederick
Watkersville
Biuawian
Tinaiuunt An Baiuina- Utre
Freck High School
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Catherine
Brunwick High
Nalion Serato & Ko
Thirmont
Fredrick
Unclear OCR finds at a property sale prompt hearing
An OCR fragment describes a 4308 rack value at a sale at Allen's property. Summers attended a hearing related to the event. Names include Hoyt and Constant Aire with references to a vestry and Satie Smith My 3. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Truck Destroyed After Fire On Highway Incident
A truck en route from Damascus to Greenbelt was destroyed by fire after stopping on the highway to permit a raffle pass through. Firefighters salvaged the vehicle’s remains as Keniptown responders handled the blaze. A separate item notes a marriage license issued to Frank P. Babcock, 68, widower of Rivertale, and a D. Ryvotiae, Ma., listing former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascsis
Keniptown
Dete ‘Ay Mex, Dain
Ryvotiae
Wl Frederick
Aid Frank P. Babcock
Rivertale
Broadrup-Cade Nuptials Set For Four P.M.
The first large Frederickhill Fall wedding will take place at 4 p.m. in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Miss Elizabeth Walker Cade, of near Frederick, will wed Dr. Charles Easterday Broadrup, with guests from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, Harrisburg, Hagerstown and Salem present. Rev. D John T will officiate, Prof. Henry T Wade will play organ selections, and roses, dahlias, and burning tapers will adorn the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickhill
Cockick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eheabett
Walker Cade
Frederick
Charles Easterday Broadrup
Thil City
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Hagerstadt
Salem
N. d
Homor
Henry T. Wade
Theat College
Wil
Bath
D John T
Frederick Ward Springer
Charlotte Cade
D. Broadrug
Samuel ‘Ani
William ®. Trail
George Pres
Thomas Senaefler
Tais City
Dana J Doub
Bal
Mother and Children Injured in Rain Crash
Mrs Frances Crum driving a Ford north near Emmitsburg collided with a parked truck on a rainy night. Her two children William and Robert Crum aged seven and ailing lacerations suffered minor to moderate injuries. Mrs Crum had fractures and ankle injuries. Attendants and Dr Cadle aided them, then transported to Frederick City Hospital. The parked truck sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Crum
Willtny Crum
Robert Crum
Sears
Iorne Wagatan
Emmitsburg
Om Kredbark Ostrert
Emminourg
Crum
Jeff Kner
Speery
WR. Cadle
Dr Holloway Addresses Irregularities At Balabury School
Balabury Md Oct 6 AP Dr Holloway discusses a state auditor report detailing irregularities in the Salirtuie Gate Neemot School. He admits a $1044 unaccounted sum from 1928 29 and cites delays in refunds to former students and graduates. He blames a missing registrar due to death for poor record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balabury
Malina
Ted Tee
Mhanage
Tue Salirtuie Gate Neemot School
Agalis
Bishop Mouzon to preside at 150th United Methodist session
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, ranking bishop of the Baltimore Conference, wired from Charlotte that he has recovered and will preside at the 150th annual session of the conference in Baltimore. Bishop Paul Kem, presiding over the event, indicated the opening and morning sessions would include minor routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baillai
Edwin D. Mouzon
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Charlotte
N. C
Paul Kem
Fair Week Weather Outlook
A brief weather note forecasts a mild week with moderate conditions. Expectations point to warmer temperatures by Thursday and another warm day by Saturday with midweek variability.
Hogs Found In Straw Stack After Barnyard Search
About 50 hogs and others white pigs were buried in straw at the Holter farm where hogs had been missing for ten years. Workers uncovered the stack on August 10 and found the animals tangled in the straw as they cleared the pile. The discovery followed routine straw removal on the barnyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flans
Auker
Carieron
Xogell
Beene
Aryland Mortgage
Elbden Auke
Tex Carleton
Deliber
Bartgis
Peoples Court Mendey
IL Duce
France
Nedrat
Dion
Ribre
Daan
Crain
Tommy Lynch
Mt. St. Mary's
Emmett R. Bowls
C. Evereknecht
Ort
Georgetown
Feld
Cho
Charlie Paris
Coursh
Lynen
Mount Saint Mary
Lynch
Man Fortune
Len Farmer
Remer
Eines Aoney Hospital
Maurice Bennett
Ajipersia
Ty Wiliams
MD Sehen
Chapin
Tar Rome
Giessens
Poulenc
Casella
Schoenberger
Medtner
Pep
Broadrup-Cade
Pretty Fall Wedding N Evangelial Lutheran Church
Urbana
Aminaes
Mt . York
Pradar
Orbadization
William
Robert
Lity Hospital
Mouzon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!