Hoover Proposes New Credit Program Amid Depression Talks
President Hoover briefs Congress after a meeting with Senate leaders on a plan to expand private and public lending, ease Federal Reserve constraints, and stimulate capital flow. Markets react with optimism as Democrats weigh details before final approval.
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Hooter
Captains of America
Waa
Mr. Hoover
Iew
Amio
Sigma
New York
Washington
Tte
Congress
Bible Glass Annual Banquet Highlights Gospel in Troubled Times
Rev. Dr. Pred Bermond of Baltimore spoke at the seventeenth anniversary banquet of the Leaders Bible class at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. About 200 attendees heard a program led by Albert Gilson. Rev. Reynolds urged spreading the gospel amid world unrest. The class, organized Sept 5, 189?, has about 220 members. Albert Crum, Kemp Town, is improving after ingesting rat poison and was hospitalized.
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Pred. C. Bermond
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Reynolas
Clearcd
Leonard G. Wachter
Chaienan
Civen
Albert Gilson
Etchison
Clits
Williams
Cht
Frank Stellman
Hagerstown
Baltimore Conference
Steckman
Fred C. Reynolds
A. H. McKinkey
Washington
Dr. Reynolds
Dao
Immunization Clinics Treat 150 Children as Diphtheria Crisis Eases
Health officials Dr. Elmer Kefauver and Miss Matthew Flynn led clinics at LeGore and New Midway public schools vaccinating 150 children aged 3 months to 14 years. Additional sessions planned at Walkersville and Woodsboro to immunize all children 2 months to 34 years with parental consent.
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LeGore
New Midway
Elmer C. Kefauver
Matthew Flynn
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Kefauver
Miss Flynn
Midway School
Toring
Wordshoro
Campaign to Add Members at Marr'and, Oct 6
Batamore reports a membership drive by the De at Marr'and. veterans who served in the government at Fort Me are urged to join as the spastic ae opTmert series continues.
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Batamore
Eritan le
Fort Me
Bakters
Jail Cage Contract Approved for Frederick County Jail
Frederick County Commissioners awarded a contract to Frederick Iron and Steel Company to install two jail cages in the main corridors. Grand jury recommendations include replacing exterior windows with steel bars and adding showers. An upcoming courthouse improvement for toilet facilities was expected to be awarded soon. Commissioners Burgee Grove and Holter inspected county roads in Myersville and found highways in good condition.
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Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick County
Tyrand Jury
iCommissioners
Burgee, Grove
Holter
Myersvile
Farley Denies Club Gambling Amid Ribbon Wrapping Claims
Sheriff Thomas M. Farley testified before the Hofstadter committee that his Tammany Club raid found no gambling. He admitted depositing 362,500 across bank accounts from 1925 to 1930 while serving county roles, claiming the funds were earned before his political career and stored in a tin box and safe.
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New York
Tammany Club
Thomas M. Farley
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Farley
Unon Hisness
Tammany
Britain votes in general election October 27
London reports Britain expects 3,000,000 voters to decide the nation’s fate as Ramsay MacDonald’s government leads the campaign. MacDonald outlines the government program to the House of Commons which will be dissolved by royal proclamation tomorrow. He will appeal to the nation by radio tomorrow evening as the campaign intensifies amid tensions and party passions.
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London
Great Britain
Sail
Ramsay MacDonald
Nations
MacDonald
Cove
Howe of Commons
Tomorow
Save-a-Life Auto Inspection Campaign Set for Oct 16
Baltimore notices the fourth annual Save-a-Life campaign from October 16 to November 30 requiring all Maryland vehicles to pass inspection for 1932 registration. 1,200 service stations will inspect free of charge focusing on brakes steering lights horns wipers mirrors and tags to prevent accidents.
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Baltimore
E. Austin Baughman
Maryland
Motor Vehicles Department
Pig on the loose escapes in Walkersville. recaptured
A 25 pound pig belonging to Barry Wachter of Walkersville bolted from its owner’s truck outside Dr. R V Smith’s veterinary clinic on Court Street around 45 o’clock Tuesday night. The pig wandered to Courthouse Park where Dr. Thomas M Williamson helped capture it after dodging traffic. The animal had been at the vet for an operation earlier in the evening.
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Barry Wachter
Walkersville
R. V. Smith
Courtstreet
Thomas M. Wiliamson
Wachter
Dr. Smith
Funds Shortage Halts Water System Work in Town
Town leaders warn of severe financial strain as four more days of labor are planned on Yourtees Springs while a $10,000 bond issue and rights of way delays threaten full water improvements. Mayor Allgire insists water projects be funded from water funds, with pumping cuts and staffing tweaks to conserve resources.
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Ikeky
Harry C. Allgire
Brueswijk
Yourtes
Allgire
Edwards
Aligire
Kelly
Petersville
Weverton
Jono T. Sinnott
Israel Creek
Will Represent Carroll County in State Contest
An article notes Carroll County selecting a representative for a state contest run by the Maryland Farm Bureau. A beauty contest element includes a high school student chosen from county contestants. the event involves 4 H and Farm Bureau involvement. Local figures Edwards and mayor discuss bids and public works amid other council actions and sports listings.
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