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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
2
Baltimore dispatch reports James A. Reed answered questions about Franklin D. Roosevelt welfare programs and child insurance. The piece notes Reed defended New Deal policies while criticizing opposition lines amid a tense election atmosphere.
Chicago financier Samuel Insull was taken into custody amid a San Francisco tie to a magnate case. Authorities pursue charges linked to a sprawling business empire and alleged financial improprieties impacting investors.
Editor's note references section showing state by state voting data for the 1928 presidential race. It lists Maryland and Nevada vote figures and compares Hoover and Smith options with scattered numbers from 1922 and 1923 material. Names Hoover and Smith appear among the fragmentary percentages.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Democratic and Republican figures like J P Rosinion and J Livesas, tracing party alignments in past elections. It mentions Maryland influence, early 20th century contests, and records of Republican majorities across several cycles.
Fragmentary text notes electoral counts and voting references. Mentions eight electoral votes and figures like 223,626, with unclear context and disrupted phrasing. Indicates discussion of political strength and districting without clear events or dates.
The passage reviews Nevada political history from 1904 to 1939, noting Hoover and Alfred E. Smith pages, party shifts, and key figures. It highlights prior presidential preferences, senatorial results, and governor race margins. It also cites registration changes and economic issues shaping campaigns such as mining and stock raising.
The mayor spoke at a Zonta Club gathering held Monday night at the Bar Tea Room. The talk touched on local governance and future plans, with audience questions following the address. An earlier agenda item noted by attendees referenced commemorations and past civic efforts.
A youth gathering at 230 o clock featured Charles S Bernstein chairing the Social Campaign committee and John Seidman of Johns Hopkins outlining aims. Speakers argued unemployment relief aged pensions and education while decrying capitalist ownership and economic systems.
Testimony in a Sunyeam Camp case describes how a suicide explanation for Amhur Maulefer's death in June was crafted to protect Capt. George Courson and another guard. Bos Blaks testified to beatings and restraints while Westfeld, X. J. connected to the death, and plans to derail the inquiry were noted amid the Revival Services closing with Rev. D. N. Wieford leading attendees.
Baiukeore Oct 19 A middle aged man found in Park cemetery has been identified as August Kondner of Yellow Springs Frederick County. The 17 year old son Kondner was arrested as a possible suspect after a quarrel with his father. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of Kondner's death.
Under-Secretary of State William R. Castle asked Americans to show patience in Geneva, stressing the complexity of disarmament issues across land, sea, and defense. He noted past naval reductions and emphasized that universal agreement is not easy with 60 nations involved.
In Frederick Junction area the DeGrange family faces a non support charge against Charles A. DeGrange. Magistrate Alton Y Bennet postponed final decision pending help from probation officer Mrs Abchael Pue. DeGrange, father of 20 children, argues he provides as possible while his wife says support ceased. The case was reset for Wednesday evening.
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 10 Captain Hoxe Smith leader of the Bonus Expeditionary Force attacked President Hoover Attorney General Mitchell and War Secretary Hurley during a speech before about 200 listeners. Smith claimed the group seeks a public audience with Hoover to press social relief and advocacy for veterans benefits.
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