Auto Crash Near Waynesboro Kills One Injures Three
A Frederick man William Warner died and three others were injured in an automobile crash near Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Grant Keeney driver and his son John Keeney along with Ray Morrison of Frederick were injured. The Ford truck lost brakes on a hill near Rouzerville and overturned hitting a new building. John Keeney was later discharged from Waynesboro hospital. Grant Keeney and Morrison remained admitted.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
William War
Grant Keeney
East Sixth Street
John Keeney
Ray Morrison
Waynesboro Hospital
Morrison
Salisbury
Accemac
Leslie Reasler
Parke ‘Jer
RB. Whalien
Nostro
Tasier
Missing Air Mail Pilot Ames Searched In Ohio
The search for Air Mail Pilot Charles H. Ames, missing since October 3 after his plane reportedly crashed westward with mail, has expanded to East Liverpool Ohio. Local resident William Gater reported a low flying aircraft over his Maplewoods home the night of the disappearance. A woods search found no plane or pilot. In Clarion Pennsylvania superintendent Carl F. Egge asked Harrisburg to mobilize three more National Guard troops to comb mountains, with five cavalry units already deployed. Infantry from Ol City Franklin and Grove City may join west and east searches as nine aviators scout the route, despite cold snowy weather making the hunt uncomfortable.
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Freesast
Liverpool
Ohio
Air Mail
Charles H. Ames
William Gater
Maplewoods
Ames
Gater
Air Mai
Clarion
Carl F. Egge
Charles Ames
Harrisburg
Egge
Ol City
Franklin
Grove City
Clarea
Dawe
Chicago
East
Middle West
North Central States
Pennsylvania
New York
Midwest
Omaaha
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Albany
Glen Summit
Wilkesbarre Mountain
Ontario
North Platte
Valentine
Neb
Sioux City
Towa
Lincoln
Dlinpis
New England
Williston
N. D
Yellowstone Park
Two Armed Robbers Steal Payroll at Dundalk Plant
Two men held up the Central Foundry Company payroll of 9000 near the Dundalk plant on Jonexy road. Paymaster William Dingledcin and assistant Frederick W Happel were bound and gagged, their money stolen, then left tied to trees. A passerby found them as robbers fled the scene in a concealed area. Police searched roads from the district as time passed.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Central Foundry Company
Dundalk
Jonexy
William Dingledcin
Frederick W. Happel
Parmaster
Sto
Monorcyle
Obey Word Removed From Episcopal Marriage Ceremony
New Orleans October 10 The House of Deputies at the triennial convention voted to strike the word obey from the Episcopal marriage ceremony by 97 to 28 with 15 votes divided. The decision marks a change in the rite used in many parishes nationwide.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Church
Weather helps U S wheat crop prices rise in Chicago
Wintry weather hindered spring wheat threshing and amid U S wheat shortages east of the Rockies, prices advanced this week. Wheat gained 3 to 4 cents. corn varied. oats rose. provisions fell. Canadian imports prompted only a brief price dip as mills in Chicago and St Louis sought immediate wheat deliveries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Rockies
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Fultz Elected Conference Superintendent at Pennsylvania Meeting
Rev Dr Charles E Fultz pastor of the Washington United Brethren in Christ church was chosen conference superintendent at the 147th Pennsylvania Conference in Shippensburg Pa The election followed a vacancy created by Rev Dr A B Station becoming bishop at Buffalo and Rev Dr L Walter Lutz and Rev Dr F Berry Plummer were among leading candidates This marks the first time women sought preaching licenses Grace Hummelhaugh Sponseller of Frederick Mont Alto preacher for a quarterly conference license is among two women applying for fall licensure.
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Charles E. Fultz
Washington Church
United Brethren In Christ
Pennsylvania
Sh.ppensburg
A. B. Station
Buffalo
N. Y
A. R. Ayers
Stalton
Fultz
L. Walter Lutz
Waynesboro
F. Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
Grace Hummelbaugh Sponseller
Frederick
Mont Alto
E. H. Hummelhaugh
Bummelhaugh
Court Suspends Sentence in Bawdy-House Case
Norma Null of East Third Street pleaded guilty to conducting a bawdy house. Judges Urner and Worthington suspended the sentence after testimony showed residents objected to actions of lodgers at the New Home and a neighbor complaint led to the indictment. The court warned that future similar conduct would bring the defendant back for sentencing.
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Norma Null
East Third Street
Urner
Worthington
FL J. Stoner
Wintry Blasts Bring 25 Degrees to Heart of Maryland
A Frederick weather note describes a light snow observed at 2:45 pm, frost possible in Western Maryland, and a forecast of subfreezing temps with icy patches. King Winter is expected to bring cold winds tonight, with no weekend precipitation forecast and a warming trend within 24 hours as autumn lingers and Frederick Fair approaches.
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Frederick
Maryland
Arctic Hills
King Winter
Southland
Frederick City
Jack Frost
Frederick Fair
Hallowee
Washington
United States
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kansas
Missouri
Appalachian
North Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Atlantic States
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Masonic Meetings Halted Across Italy
Rome October 19 AP Domizio Torriziana grand master of the Masonic orders in Italy orders all lodges to suspend meetings and stop work until further notice following recent Fascist Mason clashes in Florence in which several people were killed.
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Rome
Domizio Torriziana
Italy
Florence
Auto crushed as tree crashes into vehicle
A large rotten elm fell across East Church Street striking a Ford roadster and a horse and cart. Two unnamed occupants escaped with minor injuries as bystanders freed the horse and debris was cleared. Mrs. Margaret Banks’s license tags were visible on the car. No serious injuries were reported.
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MacGill
East Church Street
Margaret Banks
Thurmont
Tha
George Culler
Tres
Worthan
Walkersville
Frederik
Robert Moberly
Paul Moberly
Firederick
Baltimore
Silent on next move in Western Maryland dispute
Baltimore news reports the Western Maryland Railroad deadlock with engineers, firemen, and hostlers after President Byers rejected wage increases and arbitration. Union leaders at Hotel Rennett declined to confirm strike calls or authorize action, saying there is nothing to announce. In New York, stock prices rose on buying, aided by expectations of easy money and holiday trade, with about 906,060 shares changing hands.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Union
Hotel Rennett
Western Maryland Railroad
Maxwell C. Byers
Western Maryland
Maryland
Bennett
Hagerstown
W. A. Paddock
Paddock
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Troora
Frederick Barr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhoods
Byers
New York
Elony
MacMillan Expedition Storm Bound Near Home
The MacMillan Arctic expedition, homeward from the Arctic, was storm bound near Monhegan Island Me within 40 miles of its final port in Wiscasset. Commander Donald B MacMillan, returning from his ninth voyage, awaited a welcome from Governor Ralph O Brewster and navy officials as boats Feait and Bowdoin anchored in Dead Man's Cove. Relatives and friends from Wiscasset traveled to greet the returning explorers.
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Associated Press
Monhegan
Island
MacMillan Arctic
Arctic
Far North
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscassett
Wiscasset
Newenagnes Tey
Wiscasseti
Bluege Out Of Game For Ferguson Kremer World Series
Washington manager Bucky Harris announced Ossig Bluege third baseman of the Senators cannot play in the third game against the Pirates due to a relapse after being struck Thursday by Vic Aldridge’s fast curve. Bluege was taken to a hospital as Harris noted a setback from the injury. The article includes early game details and notes other players involved.
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Associated Presse
Gripth Stadium
Washington
Ossig Bluege
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Hossell
Pirates
Bluege
Harris
Vic Aldridge
Pittsburgh
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Goslin
Barnhart
Peck
Rice
Tanor
Bucky Barris
Costin
Eitcher
Ball
Judge
Grantham
Plugburgh
Traynor
Wright
Peckinpaugh
Smith
Nlarris
Meier
Leekinpanghies
Cirey
Ruel
Ferguson
Pittshburgh—Kremer
Muddy
Stue
Sam Rice
Harris Gackifees
Barnie
Kremer
Campus Day at Hood Attracts Large Crowd
Campus Day at Hood College drew visitors from this city and from Pennsylvania Virginia and other states. A windy morning forced the song contest into the Chapel. Juniors won the song prize for their bohemian outfits and artistic presentation.
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Hood
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Lege
Thurmont youths join national dairy show judging panel
L C Burns of Thurmont High leads a Maryland team to Indianapolis for the National Dairy Show judging contest. Riders include Samuel Royer, Garnet Harris, E L Hauser, and Roland Shank from Frederick Garrett and Washington counties. Burns coaches after selection from 209 Vocational Agriculture pupils at October Frederick Fair. Contenders vie for a $400 college scholarship. about 150 riders from 40 states enter.
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L. C. Burns
Thurmont High School
Indianapolis
Frederick County
Samuel Royer
Thomont High School
Maryland
Smong
Frederick Fair
Vocational Agricultural High Schoools
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William Warner
Grant Keeney and Son
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
William T. Shook
West Patrick Steel
Chas. B. Kuhn
Trenton
N. J
Trenton Fair
U. S
Dr. Fultz
United Brethren
Norma
Federal Penitentiary
John W. Worthington
Wolf
LaSalle Street
Mexico
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Fderal
Srial
Wertheimer
Taft Church Street
Court House
Charles Wertheimer
Francis RK. Wertheimer
Cleifida Wertheimer
Marcus Wertheimer
Church and
Cariet Streets
Ddriex
Ialso
Carter Shrest
Guy K. Motier
John J. Datraw
Mid-West
McGill
N. C
Staunton
Senators
Plitteburgh
Stucky Harris
Guyler
Rf Judge
Dburnhart
A. Harris
Ab. Wright
Peckapaugh
Jinel
Smirin
Yh Kremer
Pat Harrison
Miasissippi
Ducky Harris
Roger Peckinpaughs
Coolidge
Christy Mathewson
Wiltsburgh
Carer
Cuxter
Rocky Harris
Grattham. Com
Weling
Marion Kemp
Evans
Rockwell Terrace
Colege Park
Jacobba
Kemp
Tleninn
Tate
Gose
Wepa
Phar
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