Bus rear-ended by gasoline truck injures three pupils
At 1220 pm on Thursday near Ceresville two gasoline trucks attempting to pass a parked Frederick high and elementary school bus collided with its rear. Three Mt. Pleasant pupils Nellie Shaw Doris Hamilton and Gienn Rippeon aged 14 15 and 24 were bruised with Rippeon’s neck injured. Rippeon’s father driver Rodney W Rippeon reported minor bus damage and a reckless driving charge against truck driver Vance Wachter. Police proceed to hearing next Thursday night.
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Frederick
Liberty Pike
Ceresville
Nellie Shaw
Doris Hamilton
Gienn Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant
Rippeon
Rodney W Rippeon
Shaw
Hamilton
C. E. Easterday
Walkergvidle
Corp
Walter K. May
Vance Wachter
Felton and Kelly Mill
Trafic
Roger B. Wolfe
Gulf Refining Company
Wachter
Young Rippeon
State Office Building Contract Price Set at $587,360
Annapolis Md Oct 13 Construction of the new state office building will cost 587 360 The State Board of Public Works announced awarding the contract to the Davis Construction Company Baltimore which submitted that figure as the low bid Bids covered building construction razing of site structures and relocating the Bladen Street Armory Occupancy is expected next fall probably mid September Construction will start as soon as legal technicalities are cleared said William Gordy Jr comptroller
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Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Davis Construction Company
Baltimore
Law
Bladen Street Armory
Carroll Street
Comptroller
Relief Tax Division
Gordy
Ayrshire Herd Test Records Big Milk Yield at Silver Run Farms
The 47 Ayrshires of Silver Run Farms led by A W Feeser & Co at Westminster posted a herd average of 778 pounds milk and 30.81 pounds butterfat for August. Five-year-old Woodhill Grand Duchess topped individual production with 1457 pounds milk and 65.57 pounds butterfat, while fifteen-year-old Loma Dimayr produced 1314 pounds milk and 59.13 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshires
Silver Run
A. WL Feeser & Company
Westminster
Ayrshire
Woodhill Grand Duchess
Loma Dimayr
Harmony Democrats Hold Large Vindobona Meeting
A broad harmony gathering of Democratic workers drew representation from every county election district at Vindobona Braddock Heights Thursday night. After fries and raw oysters, a campaign committee was announced and plans outlined for a rally at the City Opera House on October 21 led by Francis Perrott as chairman with a wide slate of officers and supporters including Mayor Lloyd C. Culer and attorneys general Her bert R. O'Conor and U S senator Millard E. Tydings among those listed for the mass meeting next Friday.
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Vindobona
Braddock Heights
City Ooera House
State Central Committee
Francis Perrott
Alton ¥. Bennett
G. Raymond Shipley
George F. Abrecht
Lloyd C. Culer
Paul M. Little
Charles H. Feete
Leroy Barrick
Charles S. Deck
Herbert R. O'Conor
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Air corps and baseball notes from wartime columns
A fragment mentions Air corps and Chicago Cubs. Duff Cooper, first lord of the muralty, resigned due to a policy disagreement with Chamberlain. A Missouri river location Fort Peck, Mont is noted. The dispute centers on Army policy in China and calls for a more Moderate course.
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Air Corps
Chicago Cubs
Duff Cooper
The
Muralty
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Fort Peck
Mont
China
Brune Urges Intelligent Maryland Governance From Rotarians
Herbert M. Brune Jr., independent candidate for Maryland governor, urged business leaders at Salisbury Rotary Club to embrace politics and push for intelligent legislation and leadership in Annapolis. He criticized the General Assembly as a biennial spectacle with slow, rusty machinery and called for business involvement to clean up politics.
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Salisbury
Herbert M. Brune
Maryland
General Assembly
Brune
Annapolis
Rotarians
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A quiz note answers Cranium Crackers asks about a tornado that struck Charleston South Carolina the day District Attorney Thomas E Dewey was nominated governor of New York known as The Empire State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
New York
Empire State
Green Re-elected A F of L President at Convention
William Green was re-elected to his 15th term as president at the American Federation of Labor convention in Houston. He urged unity and urged former A F of L unions now with CIO to return home to the House of Labor while expressing hope for peace talks to resume between the sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Green
House of Labor
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
A. F. of Scio
Tobin
Wesley Class Meeting Plans Joash Day Benefit
Mrs Wilfred Wisner and Mrs G R H Smith hosted the Susannah Wesley Class at a Walkersville home near Frederick on October 4 with seventeen members and one visitor present. Miss Helena N Stauffer taught. Each member contributed for Joash Day to be held November 13. Hostesses arranged a seasonal party honoring members' birthdays.
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Wilfred Wisner
G. R. H. Smith
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church
Susannah Wesley
Helena N. Stauffer
Frederick
San Francisco Chosen for 1939 Convention Work
Selection of San Francisco as the site for election convention work in 1939 is noted, detailing the decision process and implications for logistics, planning, and anticipated attendance by party delegates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Physician in Hagerstown faces suit over practice contract
In Hancock Circuit Court Dr. Homer E. Tabler, former State Roads chairman, seeks to void an agreement with Dr. Frank K. Cutler to take over Tabler's medical practice. Cutler alleges the contract was oppressive and unjust due to undisclosed expenditures and asks it be set aside. Tabler resigned as roads chairman last July and returned to Hancock after renewals of the contract that ended July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Frank K. Cutler
Hancock
Tabler
Court of Equity
No Violation Of Law By O Conor In Primary Expenditures
In Baltimore, Judge Eugene O Dunne ruled that Herbert R Conor and his campaign officials did not violate the Corrupt Practices Act in primary campaign expenditures. He sustained Conor’s demurrer to a petition by Herbert M Brune Jr and nine Democratic voters and dismissed the petition, noting the act’s language shows it was not meant to curb substantial expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herbert Rcconor
Eugene O’dunne
O* Conor
Herbert M. Brune, Jr
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Ome
MOAT
Preaers
Delphey
C.E. Cline & Son
Custom Service
C.c.carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Hollywood
America
Super Values
Green A.F
Bonnie Voyager
Great Britain
Kay Stammers
Tennnis Star
Normandie
United States
Wesley
O’conor
O’dunne
Mount's
Park Ave
Sear High
James H. Falk
Scotland
WEW Dress Department
Hendrickson
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