Frederick County Red Cross seeks 26000 yards cloth for winter aid
Frederick County submits a 26000 yard cloth request to the national American Red Cross for government cotton use to make garments for destitute families. Volunteers, church groups, and charities across the county will cut and sew cloth at multiple sites with committees forming in districts outside Frederick. The effort, led by Judge Russell B E lighter and Sword 5 Deleplaine, aims to establish sewing centers before Christmas to distribute clothing through the Red Cross and allied agencies.
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American Red Cross
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Russell BE
Deleplaine
Red Cross
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Frederick County Association
Children's Aid Society
Francis Scott Key Poss
American
Salvation Army
Bevin West
Former W. and J. College President Dies by Own Action
Washington reports the death of Simos S. Baker, 65, former president of Washington and Jefferson College. Found in a field northeast of Washington, authorities say he apparently died by suicide after resigning amid campus turmoil and faculty dismissals. Baker led the school for ten years before his resignation and disappearance last week.
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Jefferson College
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Felice
Baker
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Expelled Communists Reported by Sentral Board
The Sentral Control Board of Communists announces the expulsion of 20 members amid internal group turmoil. Sources indicate a leadership shakeup and investigation underway with statements from Graf and Fuetichsnaen reported from Sacindes on October 2.
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SENTRAL CONTROL BOARD OF COMMUNISTS
Weather summary for October 1931 and 1932 readings
Fragmentary weather brief notes report precipitation and temperatures. Mentions Potomac and Yenxacy streams as muddy and includes times for moon rise and river conditions.
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Potomac
Yenxacy
Founder's Day Messages From National Leaders
The Today Founder's Day observance for the Young Men's Christian Association draws messages from prominent figures including presidential candidates Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The notes emphasize unselfish service and wartime effort, praising industry and goodwill as the nation marks the centennial anniversary. Local amateur radio operator Edward J. Dausherk, W3GCO, is mentioned among those transmitting the code messages through the American Radio Relay League.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Hoover
American Radio Relay League
Edward J. Dausherk
East Street
Droase world
iaaas
Frenklin De Roosevel
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Wedding Reception for Mr and Mrs Carl A Woulshoro
A wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl A Woulshoro last Wednesday featured decorations in pink and white with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Hahn, Mr and Mrs Hedrison Mort, Mrs Gail Cutshall, Mr and Mrs Pasi j Dougas, Barer Harz, and many others, with gratitude expressed for guests and to the civuus for their support.
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Carl A . Woulshoro
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Hahn
Hedrison Mort
Gail Cutshall
Pasi j Dougas
Barer Harz
pai
Charles l
John Poo
Shermen Powell
Ruxton
Baltimore
U D C Chapter Convention Delegates Named
Convention delegates for the U D C French Lee Chapter are listed for an October 25 meeting at the residence of Mrs Rose near Frederick. The event includes social dances and remarks by officers and members, with adjournment to meet again on November 14.
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Cardell
Osenszoe
Elgabe
James Cosmo Jones
Virginia redistricting act challenged in federal court
The Virginia redistricting act faces a legal challenge as the state Supreme Court of Appeals weighs a writ of mandamus. Plaintiffs contend the act fails to properly allocate seats and mandates for Congress amid a crowded field of candidates and 36 at large seats, with timing around the Feast of Tabernacles noted in program remarks.
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Sme Court of Appeals
Wiliam Moseler Brown
Berkeley
Sec
Commonwealth
Congress
Virginia
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Fight on Martin Insult Leads to Extradition Effort
The state attorney in Chisago assists Canada in seeking Maria Li Sul's extradition. Prosecution aims to pursue charges across borders as part of an ongoing case.
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John Hampton
Chisago
Canada
Maria lisul
Marion school patrol program promotes road safety
The Automotiie Club of Marland led by supervisor Frederick Ralph W organizes school patrols at four elementary schools to help children cross streets safely. Patrols wear belts and badges, receive safety lessons and posters, with leaders Captain Bennet Alexander and 1st Lt Robert Rothienhofer among those named.
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Marland
Frederick Ralph W
Sam Brown
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North Market street
Arthur Grove
Bunter Bowers, Jr
Glenn Orrison
LeRoy Blankridgely
Lester Rippesn
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John Waters
Samuel Insull Held in Athens Police Station
Contested report states Samuel Insull is detained at the Athens police station facing indictments in Chicago for embezzlement and larceny. The matter involves U.S. and Greek authorities with potential appeal considerations and Greek law penalties.
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SAMUEL INSULL
ATHENS
Washington
Chicago
Kondner Boy Freed From Jail By Coroner
Fragmented text reports a Kondner boy freed from jail by a coroner amid a death investigation. The source mentions a reputed fatal incident and a cemetery setting, but details are unclear and names are partial.
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KONDNER BOY
Market Recovers In Quiet Trading
A subdued session saw markets stabilize with modest gains as investors eyed signs of recovery after a choppy week. Traders noted improved sentiment amid cautious buying, led by select sectors and defensive stocks.
GAXERS Closed on Wednesday or Columbus Day
The text notes closures on a Wednesday or Columbus Day and mentions wines versus Courbus in Maryland. It states that the holiday affects the past offer and that the holday does not apply to it.
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GAXERS
Maryland
Negro Guilty of Shooting Charge in Jury Verdict
Jury convicts a Negro in a courtroom verdict for a shooting incident at a pool room with a victim who had been hospitalized and then testifies. The unclear text references names such as James W. and L. Lackner, with fragments indicating a 1833 date and an accusing party.
Voters Urged to Support Hoover in June Message
The piece promotes casting ballots for Hoover, citing reasons to vote for him in June. It appears as a political appeal from a local unit, mentioning a field section BHR Room and June timing.
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Garner Predicts Beer Before Next March 4
Local forecast notes brewer's timing ahead of March 4 with details on supply and market impact. Dovemexe confirms tentative production schedules and distribution plans facing regulatory checks.
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GARNER
Birthday Bricks Fly as Man Causes Bank Window Incident
A man celebrating his birthday hurled a brick through a bank window prompting police to respond. Officer Joseph E Chew appeared on the scene and the suspect was tried, with a six day suspended jail term noted as a future action.
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Bransvice
Joseph E Chew
Jones
Davis Case Retrial Set for November 28
United States Senator Davis retrial scheduled for November 28 before Judge G Cater. Co defendants include Raymond Walsh Bernard C McGuire and Theodore Gi fui with related court actions and a funeral noted for editor McGuire and Walsh. Nearby Pacific waters search for a missing naval plane continues after a forced down incident with Lieut Dyer and a crewman Chambers among the casualties.
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G. Cater
Raymond Walsh
Bernard C. McGuie
Theodore Gi fui
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Pacific
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Annual Meeting Held from Men' compar d Riss. Carics
An annual meeting held by Men' compar d Riss. Carics gathers members for updates and planning. Officials outline recent activities and future goals during the session.
Son of mail order house chairmans death reported
Fragmentary text indicates a death linked to actions by a chairmans son associated with a mail order house. The readable bits reference a self-inflicted or self-directed act, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged source material. Further context is not available from the readable OCR excerpt.
Lend Somerset Dead. ap is report of many
Local wire notice reports multiple loans defaulting as lenders face widespread losses. The item lists numerous accounts tied to failing borrowers and notes ongoing creditor relocations and policy responses. An economic slowdown appears to drive increased financial stress across institutions.
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Somerset
Frederick Fair Opens Amid Chilly Storms And Busy Grounds
The Frederick Fair opens with a brisk attendance despite drought and cold. Exhibits showcase farm and garden products while livestock draws praise and judges begin prize selections across departments at the Park Grounds.
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