Future Farmers Banquet Tonight Continues Local Event
A long standing Future Farmers of America banquet is held tonight at Motel Frederik Ons with participants from several counties. The program features contests in dairy cattle judging and vocational agriculture awards, with judges and学校 officials coordinating the event and a Maryland chapter adviser serving as master of ceremonies.
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Ranertaah
Hangaer
Frederik
Aphagl
Marla
Mernck
Cata
Natal
Uniterate
Marna
J. Meer Remeberg
Charstate
Rooa
Graves
Principiis
Fatloss
Patt Clay
Praeteus
Ylanway Kent
Aveczate
Corm
Ing. Robert Pie Ata Berta Phelas
Aritcipiis
Hichard
Oparata Fudsing
Carro' Walters
Britt
Willand der
Anuiah
St Grating
oMeern
Syte Punre Darinerm
Bove Parmer
Peredy
Fey
Adyier
Wah
No Action Taken In Loring Murder Case
Upper Marlboro Maryland officials adjourned the Corunna murder case hearing without action. Detectives Tacit Joseph Tiel and Seret Yoselsang conferred with the jury for about four hours before adjourning. No witnesses were summoned for tomorrow and police left the city. An attorney said the grand jury had shifted focus to prior cases, delaying the Daring case and the investigation not yet starting.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince Guirge
County Front
Furv
Tacit
Joseph Tiel
Seret
Tea Yoselsang
Mast
Bacamere Task Degsment
Dary
Alin Thinte
Peason
Wireses
Landon Policies Criticized Amid National Debate
Washington radio remarks by Senator Millard Tydings recount claims that Landon policies ruined the country. Tydings assails GOP approaches, cites New Deal alignment discussions, and mentions farm support measures linked to crop relief and federal spending projections of about $2.0 billion annually.
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Washington
Sen Millard
Tydings
Ait M. Dandon
Garner Cay
Tydine
Tandin
Three Florida Men Die In Phone Crash
Three Florida men died in a crash described in chaotic OCR text. The fragment mentions a cabin, trading, and an operator, with garbled names and unclear details. Readers are left with minimal verifiable facts from the damaged report.
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Florida
Five Cases Taken Up In Local Police Court
Local police court heard five cases with defendants including Walter Sinn and Mintew on intoxication and public disturbance charges. A horse owner from Syracuse faced drunkenness claims while Clifford was remanded for five days after a street dispute. Robert Mander faced multiple appearances for being drunk, with fines set at ten dollars and court testimonies noting various witnesses and incidents.
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Bolten
Walter
Sinn
SNC
van Gaib
Yomer Jackson
Walla
Warrela
Utah
Syracuse
Clifford
Robert Mander
Woller Couirt
Mieleott Gonstaine
1935 Retail Sales Rise 31 Percent Over 1933
Workings at the press conference show 1935 retail sales up 6 percent above 1933 for the first nine months of the year with a total of 42,790,267 dollars. Preliminary reports indicate continued improvement, with 14 percent more in certain categories and a 6 percent rise over 1933 in full time vs part time employment.
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Workington
Taper
PSS
He Sud
Park encounter ends with a fine for assault
Police describe a man matching a description seen in the park. Curtis Cromwell of Yellow Springs was fined $20 with total costs $90 after a confrontation over a small debt at his workplace escalated into a face strike. The accused sought a jury trial but then requested a magistrate hearing.
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Fender
Hares Younes
Curtis Cromwell
Yellow Springs
Cromwell
Young
Usiv
Chomacell
Jatee
Great Madrid Battle Impends Amid The Frontline Swirl
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a tense front line near Madrid with troops, trenches, and constant movement. Names and precise details are unclear, but the piece references siege pressures, fortifications, and ongoing preparations as forces push toward a decisive engagement.
Divorce drama rocks royal figures under public glare
The article outlines a high profile divorce case involving a prominent figure identified as Mrs Kinpsen and Lieut Marl Spencer, detailing years of marriage, court actions, and a public stir sparked by reports of separations. It notes a notable cruise episode in the Adriatic and mentions movements of Mrs Simpson to Cumberland Terrace near Buckingham Palace, reflecting a tense royal era public interest.
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Konig Babaseret
Uae
Araunys
Fenton
Kinpsen
Erly
Phos Weollas
Wearfield
Hut Inane
Athens
Caceer
Baltimiore Oseckty
Marl Spencer
Decrce
Pen
Trial After Summer Auto Crash At Union Bridge
A hearing before Justice of the Peace Mure ro M Bohn at Union Bridge addressed an auto crash involving Garber of Westminster and Robert Sharrer. Garber, riding in a truck loaded with wheat near Uniontown, was found not guilty of negligence and dismissed after the case referencing injuries to Beltsnider. The State police investigated. Garber had been under arrest since July 1 and was retried on his recognition.
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Autor
Getytne
AM Garber
Union Bridge
Justice of the Peace
Robert Sharrer
Westminster
Garber
Sharrer
John Lo Relfsniter
Sumer
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Beltsnider
Frederick City Hospital
Garter
New Windsor
Linwood
Thomas W. Legg
Uniontown
UW Omies
Linwood Road
Union Tiridge
Bad
Ted Garber
Crone N. Fringer
Stu
Charles G. Clemtton
Westmunster
Will Close Plant Amid Strike Threat Across City
The plant faced closure orders as workers threatened indefinite stoppage unless demands met. Government leaders warned of actions to prevent pipeline disruption and urged talks in the wake of planned labor meetings across several sites.
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Cimberiard
Meadoe
Charies PD
Wattan
Mtanorer
Celanrer
GOV
Sirlee
York
Cpaire
Montgomery Pensions Split Over County Plan
County commissioners discussed shifting residents from county old age pensions to a new Federal program. They voted to keep county pensions, preferring the local plan that does not require pensioners to stake real or personal property. Budget actions included grants for dependent children and juvenile court care, with five improvement steps recommended by the county federation.
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Montgomery
Ferest
Rokuille
Nas Datatt Bey Cae
Cadites
County Welfare Board
Alep Hostetler
Tau Hoare
Welfare Board
County Social Service League
Seypleimber
County Elyic Federation
Last Rites Today For Edwin W. Shriver
Baltimore October 4 funeral services will be held for Edwin W. Shriver age 85, originator of the Rural Free Delivery traveling post office. Rev Scott Brosidhurst will officiate at St Margaret's Protestant Episcopal, Mare Jal, with burial in Westminster. Survived by widow Justine Hobnriver and son Brewin F. Shriver of 3028 Woodlawn Ave. Shriver conceived the first rural free delivery in 1899 and later served as U S Postal Inspector in charge of rural routes. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will conduct burial in Westminster.
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Baltimore
Edwin W. Shriver
United States
Scott Brosidhurst
St. Margaret's Protestant Episcopal Church
Mare Jal
Westminster
Shriver
Carril County
Francis
Matilda Shriver
Fragmented OCR note on disease impacting cattle owners
A garbled OCR fragment references Yaplor Ti-4-thdrea and Leo Castanez with scattered phrases about disease attacking bats and cattle, mentioning weight, years, and possible losses. Details are unclear. no verificable event or outcome can be established from the legible text.
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