Beer truck wreck scatters bottles along highway
State police arrived after a Pottsville truck overturned near the Liberty Gettys roads intersection. About 7200 bottles of beer spilled, with many looted, while two drivers escaped injury. the loss was valued at about 400 dollars and insurance covered it.
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Fair Grounds
Frederick Fair
Themc
Ats
Webb and Ellis
Suffolk
Eaton
Liberty
Gettys
Pottsville
Jack Briggs
Briggs
4 H Girls Club Awards At Frederick Fair
The A H girls club announced awards to four-H exhibitors at the Frederick Fair judged by Miss Dorothy Emerson state girls leader. Nellie Witter Harmony Grove won Ball Fair pins with Elizabeth Summers Braddock second. awards span general classes with many named winners in fruit vegetables and other entries.
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Frederick Fair
Dorothy Emerson
Laa
Helen Pearson
Nellie Witter
Harmony Grove
Elizabeth Summers
Braddock
Billdred Quinn
Pearl
Blackberries
Audrey Davis
Monrovia
Agatha Hoke
Hillye Thompson
Lewistown
Charlotte Schaffer
Julia Schaffer
Evelyn Dronenburg
Mildred Quitta
Ruth Cuiiel
Feagaville
Lima Beans
Neilie Wivier
Nora Hoke
Nell V. Oland
Adamstown
White Cherries
Evelyn Cronenburg
Cora
Lee Davis
J Braddock
Nellie W Woytter
Willye Thompson
Willie Thompson
Peaches
Mellie Witter
Ruth Culler
Feageville
Abblesauce
Lewis
Miriam Main
Middletown
Mildred Quinn
Catherine Davis
Genevieve Wachter
Tissi
Nelle Witter
Evelyn Dronenburs
Charlotte Bahaiens
Nora Hoxe
Glenna Remsberg
Carrotl
Julia Schaeffer
Braddocks
Clen
Brad‘flock
Charlotte Schaeffer
June Sheffer
Mid- Motown
Levistowm
Catharine Oland
Pickles
Ron~ Tevin
Nore Hoke
Jellies
Dorothy Fouche
Bradiduat
Manning
Julia Schafer
Catherine Zimmerman
Pratt
Finity
Julia Scheffer
Catherine Daris Manrara
Future Farmers to Hold Annual Banquet Tonight
Representatives from 43 Future Farmers of America chapters and about 150 vocational agriculture high school students gather in Frederick for the annual banquet at Calvary church. Notables including Dr. J. Metzger and Dr. Meade attend as guests. programs feature ten Maryland Farmer degrees and county demonstrations at the fair.
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Church
Future Farmers of America
Maryland
Wiley Griffith
Gaithersburg
State Association
H. Lane
H. FP. Colterman
DeVoe Meade
J. £. Metzger
Ray Carpenter
University of Maryland
Eugene W. Pruitt
Henry R. Shoemaker
Cyril Klein
Frederick
T. ¢. Stull
Lewistown
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Coiterman
Agricultural Ensingatine Department Univte
Harold Remsberg
Smithsburg
Frederick Rotary Club
Frederick Pair Association
Metzzer
Dr. Meade
Baden
Boonsboro
Buckingham
Church Hill
Clarksville
Damascus
Dublin
Emmitsburg
Fredenck
Flintstone
Priendsville
Hyattstown
Highland
Hancock
Jarrettsville
Liberty
Middletown
Oakland
Oldtown
Poolesville
Poncess Anne Reisterstown
Sparks
Snow Auli
Suttersville
Stockton
Thurmont
Vienna
Waik- Osv Saver
Aduhs Capo Alu Caot
Frederick Fair Association
Parr
Elisabeth Amery
Marian Byzoff
Karles H. Remsberg
Blackwell
Confederate Veterans to Meet in Chattanooga
Petersburg Va October 12 AP The United Confederate Veterans will hold a reunion in 7934 at Chattanooga General Homer Avkseon commander in chief announced today General Atkinson said Tennessee committee invited and accepted and Chattanooga would set the date for the meeting A prominent Confederate leaders meeting in Atlanta preceded the Chattanooga invitation and the latter was received.
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Petersburg
United Confederate Veterans
Chattanooga
Homer T. Avkseon
Atkinson
Tennessee Committee
Atlanta
Four Killed When Dutch Planes Crash
Amsterdam reports that four senior officers and crew were killed when light military planes collided midair and crashed near the city. The accident occurred during routine operations, with investigators dispatched to determine the cause.
The NRA In Two Year Plan And Its Roles
The article analyzes the NRA as a permanent body and potential referee in industry battles. It weighs two paths: strict central control versus rule making and enforcing fair competition, noting possible gains in child labor and sweatshop reduction and the need to see which path prevails. It also touches on Securities Act amendments and Roosevelt era happenings including First Lady shopping, the Bonus Army, and library expansion plans.
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Willis Thornton Washington
NRA
America
Prvenng Legas
Columbus Day Observances Mark 441st Anniversary
New York reports Columbus Day observances marking the 441st anniversary of the discovery of America. Celebrations spread across Trajan societies and other groups, with the day a bank holiday in some states and markets briefly affected at the New York Stock Exchange. Government postal trucks in the Netherlands East Indies run cigarette ad campaigns to boost revenue.
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New York
Christophier Columbus
America
Trajan
Aliglins Ge Juambus
New York Stock Exchange
Netherlands East Indies
Engelbrecht Diary Records First Frederick Fair 111 Years Ago
An 111 year old diary excerpt notes the first Castle Show, predecessor of the Frederick Fair. The Piedmont County Cattle Show reportedly held at George Creager’s Tavern near Monocacy Bridge, with public interest in the event as the 73rd Frederick Fair proceeds.
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Frederick
Engelbrecht
Everest
Harding
George Creagers
Monocacy Bridge
Marsland
Wil
Frederick Fair track mark falls with mile in 2.06
Frederick Fair track mark falls with a mile time of 2.06. The result captures a standout performance highlighting speed and endurance. More context on the event and competitors is not provided in the fragment.
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Frederick Fair
Pred erick Fair day boosts crowd amid fine weather
The 73rd annual Freder ic k Fair enjoyed ideal weather as managers anticipate record attendance on the final day. A new track record emerged in three heats with Cindy M Jr leading early but yielding to Guy The Tramp in the third heat. Friday forecast calls for crowds rivaling the opening days.
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Cantigny
Board of Managers
Cindy M
W. L. Bull
Mella
Guy the Tramp
Www. Fe Pamee
Davis Lottery Case Ties Senator to Nationwide Scheme
In federal court Lews Mead Treadwell 29 named as prosecutor traced a nationwide lottery linked to Senator James J. Davis. The case described letters tickets and shipments from Scranton to New York and beyond, with promoters and Moose Lodge distributors involved and cash prizes allegedly determined by chance.
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New York
Lews Mead Treadwell
Convicon
Putns
Wansas
James J. Davis
Treadwell
Davis
Attormey
Charles J. Marriott
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Order of Moose Lodges
GC McGure
Theodore G. Muller
The
Moose
Dae
Inflation Opposed by Labor Federation
Washington AP report says the American Federation of Labor opposes any unrestrained inflation of the currency. Nearly 600 delegates represented war workers and unions argued that expansive currency would impose unbearable burdens and threaten economic stability.
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Labor Federation
Washington
Fed
York
Weir Rejects Peace Plans In Labor Dispute At Three Plants
Washington October 12 AP National Labor Board disclosed E T Weir head of National Steel Company rejected the board proposed settlement of strikes at plants in Weirton Clarksburg West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio The proposal urged strike call back without discrimination and submission of all disputes to the board The strikers committee agreed but Weir said strike leaders demanded concessions and the company cannot submit to arbitration until workers return The board planned further action.
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Washington
National Labor Board
E T Weir
National Steel Company
Weirton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Steubenville
Weir
Pt Suro Wilmuub TS Quigyay Oemands
Rhe
Lhe
Croghan to Run St Hilda’s Hotel at Charles Town
Final plans announce J. J. Croghan will operate St. Hilda’s Hotel in Charles Town W Va during December racing season. The 73‑room property, formerly known as Powhatan Hotel, features multiple dining rooms and a large ballroom with capacity for 724 guests. This marks racing’s first year at the new track with a grandstand.
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M. Dg. Crognan
Frederick
St. Hilda's Hil
Charis Town
W. Va
Powhatan Hotel
Maviah Pendleton Duval
Ag Vet Ve Spasions
Talsequi
St. Hilda's Hat
Mas Duvare School
Fruit vendor survives bomb under window in Baltimore
A Baltimore fruit dealer identified as Cicero reported extortion against police, then disclosed a bomb under his bedroom window. The device contained a long pine handle and metal clips. the suspect claim and details were unclear, with references to an attempted assault and threats.
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Baltimore
Vingent Cicero
Khaki Shirts March Foiled in Philadelphia Raids
Philadelphia police seized loaded pistols knives and clubs at three Khaki Shirts of America headquarters early today as members massed for a Washington march. Twenty one prisoners were taken and authorities chased Art J Smith, alleged commander in chief, amid plans to attack the Pennsylvania National Guard armory and storm the capital. Several hundred members reportedly prepared to join the trip to Washington amid a plot to install President Roosevelt as dictator.
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Philadelphia
Poller
Khaki Shirts
America
Organic Alloy
Washington
Pennsylvania National Guard
Art J. Smith
Smith
Wustall
Roosevel
United States
Boxlet
129 FINE FOR DRIVING DRUNK
Robert Gordon of Baltimore was fined 125 dollars after being accused of drunken driving on West Patrick Street. Officers testified he appeared to be the driver, though he claimed he did not remember. The case noted recklessness did not justify a reckless driving conviction, and Gordon began a 30 day jail term.
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Peaples Gourt
Robert Gordon
Baltimore
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Gordon
Omcer
J Cassady
Bel Air
Justice Alton ¥. Bennett
Kelly and wife receive life terms in Urschel case
Oklahoma City Oct 17 news reports Gee Machine Gun Kelly and Kathryn Kelly were sentenced to life imprisonment after federal jurors convicted them in the $200000 kidnapping conspiracy tied to the Urschel case. Six of nine defendants were sentenced for life, others to long terms. Federal agents had planned to move Kelly by plane to Atlanta. Kathryn Kelly’s mother Mrs Shannon also implicated.
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Oklahoma City
Cap —Gee
Kelly
Kathryn
Chane City
Judie Edgard
Kellys
Memphis
Tenn
Mfe
Harvey Bakey
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon Overstore
Paraadise
Texas
Urschel
Shane Non
Kathryn Kelly
Atlante Federal Penitentiary
West Virginia
Lerins
Ursetel
Attrac
Three Erie Employees Blamed for N C Rail Wreck
Washington October 12 Three Erie Railroad employees were blamed for the Bing hampton North Carolina derailment of September 14. Engineer King was found responsible for failing to stop for a train obstruction. Engineer Grantier and Conductor Burlingame were blamed for whistle failure and inadequate protection as the rear collision occurred. The Interstate Commerce Commission safety bureau report criticized the Erie Railroad.
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Washington
Erie Railroad
Binghampton
N. C
King
Safety Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grantier
Burlingame
Erie R. R
Bankers floated 50 million in Brazilian bonds in 1991
Washington report says Robert Hayward of Dillon Read testified that a 69 day trading account was reopened to float 50 million in Brazilian bonds in 1991. He claimed the move followed U S practice to protect the price and help underwriters dispose of the securities.
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Washington
Robert Hayward
Dillon, Read and Company
Senate
Yard
Uss
Ferdinand Pecora
Commuitee
Auch
Weather Summary From October Readings and Temps
Weather notes show precipitation figures from October to October 1 totaling 1.26 inches for Norma and 2.58 inches in October. Actual October 1932 had 8.50 inches with excess in 1933 through October 1 at 9.27 inches. Yesterday’s temperature was 70, low 43. Moon rise is 11:11 a.m. and set 2:48 p.m. Sun rises 6:18 a.m. Streams described as Potomac and Montic clearing.
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Potomec
Montcacy Clearing
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