Opening of Frederick's White Way Lights to Debut Tonight
City officials will launch the new White Way lighting system with a 6 PM ceremony at the Square Corner. The fire alarm box will be tested and sirens sounded to mark the event, with ornamental lights and city lights activated. Citizens are invited to witness at Market and Patrick streets as Mayor Culter and the Board of Aldermen preside.
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Frederick’s
Culer
Board of Aldermen
S Cen
White Way
Market Atree
South Street
Psizick
Hast Street
College Avenue
Market
Patrick Streets
Culter
Teachers Permitted to Attend Baltimore Meet
Frederick County Board of Education approved school consolidations and building plans as parts of a larger budget and facility update. Transportation changes for Hampton Valley and other affected schools were discussed, with several staff transfers and new posts announced.
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F. F. Seminary
Frederick County Board of Education
State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Board of Education
Central School
Hampton Varley
G. Lloyd Palmer
James C. Bleh
Exmitsburg
Thurmont
Myrtle L. Troxell
Hampton Valley
Knoxville
F. P. Seminary
Biehl
Green Valley
Schod
F. Punk
Pleasant Walk
Cecil Holter
Middletown
Walkersville
Liberty
Central Trust Company
Fredericktown Savings Institution
General Fund
Fishing Creek Water Supply Holds Its Own Amid Conservation Efforts
Frederick city officials report the Fishing Creek dam rose three inches overnight, with 13 feet recorded at noon. Water from the ML J. Grove searchers and Tuscarora mains is being pumped to maintain supply as Mayor Lloyd Cutler and City Engineer B S Maxwell study further augmentation options. An overcast week with minimal rainfall continues to test conservation.
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Frederick City
Fishing Creek
ML J. Grove
Tuscarora
Lloyd ©. Cutler
B.S. Maxwell
Frederick Choral Society Plans for Next Year
Members of the Frederick Choral Society met Wednesday to discuss activities for the coming year. definite plans were approved at the meeting.
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Choral Society
Frederick
Willie Niemoth Sentenced Ten Years In Prison
Willie Niemoth a Chicago gangster was convicted of taking part in a 1926 $347 000 holdup in Baltimore and received the maximum sentence of ten years in the penitentiary. He fought extradition from Chicago for three years and was brought here in June. A prior motion for a new trial was denied. The robbery involved the peymaster of Henry Sonne & Co. on October 1 1926 and the fugitives fled by car. the car was later found abandoned with one killer dead from a bullet wound.
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Baltimore
Willie Niemoth
Chicago
Niemoth
Se & Dew
Seidus
Henry Sonnéhota and Company
Local Regular Visits Highlighted at Station Feature
The item notes a regular Monday visit by Tom and Frederick to a local station for a 15 minute stay. Francisco Barmairino, a Tintan art list, is credited as the first to see an opera form music titled The Conversion of.
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Tom
Monda Ito Frederick
Vancisco Barmairino
Woman Publisher Dies at 109 in Rockville Home
Rebecca Pirtds Fields 109, longtime Montgomery County publisher and widow of Matthew Fields, died at her Rockville home on Montgomery Avenue. She lived in Rockville since 1950, celebrated her 100th birthday at a hotel birthplace of six children, and attributed longevity to temperate habits. Survived by daughter Margaret, six grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. services at St Marys Church followed by burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Rebecca Pirtds
Gomery County
Ste
Sowihwest
Montgomery Av
Rockvile
Rebecca Beck
Pields
Sirs. Fields
J Catenarian
RockyiNe Rotary Club
astington-Rocs
Margaret Freids
Courant
Miss Fields
The
Sentinel
David H. Warfield
William E. West
Santosl
Witeaast
Claude Tschiffely
George P. Fields
Washington
Wiliam A. Waters
Gaithars
Revecca Fields
Rockville
Bnew
St. Ma
Rischurch
Racoetock
St. Mary's
Demonstration Schools Run by County Agent in Frederick County
Miss Helen Pearson county home demonstration agent leads multiple demonstration schools across Frederick County to train club representatives. Sessions focus on foods with events at Mrs W W Nicodemus home in Motrovia and Grange halls at Mt Pleasant and Middletown. Attendees include clubs from New Market Hyattstown Walkers Libertytown Unionville and Maryland Tract with additional sessions planned in Walkers and Jefferson areas.
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Frederick County
Helen Pearson
Miss Pearson
W. W. Nicodemus
Motrovia
New Mattet Group
New Market
Eenprown
Pleasant G
Tramsvile
Hyattstown
Mt. Poeasant
Grange Hall
Walkers
Libertytown
Unionville
Ms. Pleasant
Pauli Adalt
Maryland Tract
Jefferson
Middletown
Ivan Rouizahn
Braddock
Wise
Jag Brides
Adamstomn
Jag Brdzesyets
Thea Ds
Additional Police Sub Station Report From Az
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a second police sub-station in Arizona with references to two patrol groups or teams, including names or initials. The stray text is garbled but implies organizational additions or expansions in police coverage. No clear dates or events are established.
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Todas
Fats
Ick
Battimore and
Rewiersce Ma
Rhode Island G O P Renominates Leaders
United States senator Jesse H. Scalf was renominated by acclamation at the Rhode Island Republican state convention with Congressmen Mark Burdick and Richard S. Aldrich also renominated. The platform pledges the party to abide by the 1990 referendum on the eighteenth amendment and praises Hoover administration work while denying national government is responsible for the business mood.
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Providence
R. L. Och
CAP
Jesse H. Scalf
United States
Rhode Island
Mark Burdick
Richard S. Aldrich
Hoover
Rebels Flock to Red Banner in Southern China
Thousands of soldiers across southern China reportedly desert to the red cause in a mass movement. Reports from Changsha indicate Reds in Hunan province have achieved strong gains and virtually control the province as they consolidate power amid rising opposition to the national leadership.
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Shanghai
China
Red Banner
Changsha
Hunan
Kingsford Smith Set for Long Trip Home
Australian airman Charles Kingsford Smith leaves Bestan England for a long flight home after completing a historic journey. The press dispatch notes his continuation of the air voyage and remarks on the distance covered and the voyage’s significance.
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Kingsford-Smith
Bestan
England
Chares Kingsford-Saith
Australan
Sone
Four Die As Auto Hits Truck in Tragic Crash
Four people were killed when an automobile struck a truck in an early morning crash. Investigators traced the accident to a high-speed impact on the highway near the junction of two rural roads. Local authorities announced the fatalities and continued to review the scene for contributing factors.
Prince and Whitely Firm Suspended on Insolvency
The Prince and Whitely brokerage firm, a major Wall Street house with offices in New York Indianapolis Philadelphia Reading Chicago Cleveland Detroit and East, faced suspension amid insolvency fears. 500 employees and 61 foreign correspondents.
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Eugene L. G
Garer, Crowley and Braity
Prince and Whiely
Atterbury resigns from Pennsylvania Republican committee
Oct 9 AP report states W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, resigns from the Republican National Committee in Pennsylvania after declaring he cannot support all nominees on the ticket. Edward Marth, state chairman, confirms the withdrawal while Ford Pinchot is not mentioned by name.
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Winspire
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Road
Republican National
Pennsylvania
Betaurze
Edward Marth
Repubdican
Whie Mertin
Gifford Pincao
Repubican
Atterburr
WW. Seration
Co Commitwe Fcom
Lutherans Define Causes for Divorce
Lutherans outline acceptable grounds for divorce and remarriage in church doctrine. The statement identifies incompatibility abandonment and infidelity as key causes. Church leaders emphasize pastoral care and reaffirmed guidelines for reconciliation and discipline.
Will disposes $20,000 estate of William B. Doty
The will of William B. Doty directs a $20,000 estate to trust for Annie O Doty Eva De Ainsdumy and Medora Doty for life or until remarriage with remainder to daughters and grandchildren. A $200 bequest funds seven graves at St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson. Residue goes to Eimer W Doty, Guy Margaret C Nellie G Feast and Mary A Hargrett and issue of deceased siblings. The will dates to January 16 1923 with witnesses Abram Hemp and others.
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B. Doty
Jefferson
Annie O. Doty
Rome
Claude B. Doty
Eva de
Eimer W
Guinn E Pry
Sitnesset Ra
Edin EL
College Head His Astak in 7m Dese
Readable fragments describe a campus figure tied to a seven month designation and a medical event. The text mentions Dr. Rhess and an impending naming or appointment related to someone referred to as Lowet. No clear dates or places are established.
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Dr. Rhess
Brazil Rebels Case Dominates Afternoon Court Session
The Groh defendants face charges in a complex perjury case arising from equity actions against contractor Willits. Witnesses and lawyers argued over statements by Garland Groh and the pivotal role of Roy Karns as intermediary before jury deliberations.
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Webster Groh
Harvey Wilds
Gerstown
Wiis
Roy C. Karns
Karns
Grohs
Hensom
Whis
Garland Groh
Newman
Peter
Storm
Harper Ballentine
Washington County
R. Scott Wolfinger
Alexander Armstrong
Ballentine
Reno
Harp
Garland Grok
Preparedness urged by American Legion
The American Legion adopted resolutions at its national convention emphasizing preparedness. The report from the national defense committee calls for 12 000 officers in addition to enlisted personnel, expansion of the marksmanship program, inter-departmental coordination, and funding for life-saving development and navy cooperation.
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Boston
American Legion
National Defense Committee
Army
Inter
O. T
Mutts of Gromotion
Aarz
Herrick DT Attess Postponed to Accare
A court notation shows Herrick District Attorney Attess postponed a case involving accare and possession of LaueT. No further details available in the fragment.
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Herrick
Attess
Accare
Lauet
Boyd and Conner Take Off for England From Harbor Grace
Capt. Errol Boyd and Liew Cowper left Harbor Grace at 11 10 a m aboard the Columbia for England after a long fog delay of more than ten weeks. The flight would be the Columbia’s second trans Atlantic crossing if successful. The plane is owned by Charles A Levine and has no radio equipment.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Errol Boyd
Liew Cowper
Columbia
Women Ask Labor to Aid in Repeal of Dry Law
In Boston on October 9 a resolution from prominent Massachusetts women urged organized labor to support repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Signed by Mrs F Lotrop Ames and Mrs RO Lovett, the measure was adopted by the Massachusetts branch of the Woman’s Organization for Prohibition Reform at the American Federation of Labor convention.
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Boston
Massachusetts
American Federation of Lalt
F. Lotrop Ames
Mm. RO. Lovett
Womens Organization
Hotel raid by Dry Legion shocks city in early dawn
Federal officers said at least several inmates were moved from Legion Headquarters hotel as Boston investigations uncovered illicit activity. Police reported tense dawn sweep, with suspects ushered out and transported to awaiting vehicles. Authorities declined further comment pending formal charges.
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White Way School
Patrick
County Board of
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Jenkintown
Te Commite
Mary Heist
Philatelphia
Hele Stoner
Boottdale
Marthe Middleton
Widwood Crest
N. J
Charman
Exele Schau
Couglasion
Chaiman
Marion Schaeffer
Nazareca
Transportation Tomimitwee
Emily Fravech
Lancascer
Dorothy Siem
Philadelphia
Katherine Godare
Pivwourgh
Margaret Hachnss
John S. Boos
Wheit Siewt
Mary Soothius
Sooering
Hutchings
Wessex Ave
J Mae
Peasant Grove
Tovestiggin
Centenarian
Rockzille
Pearson
RED
Foss
Howard Aufour
Aaich
Wall St
Rex York
New York
Prince and Whitely
United States Steel
Pinchot
William B. Doty
Brazil
Groh
Florianapolis
EA Bn Fundice
al de Janeiro
Costa
Ais
Bao
Federal
Rio Grande Do Sales
Montevideo
Parana
Sao Paulo
Santa Ana Do Livramento
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Panama
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Conner
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Charles A. Levine
Germany
Ag Bis
Clarence Chamberlain
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