Frederick fair ends after record four days of receipts
Frederick’s fair concluded its four day plus two night run with unofficial receipts near eighteen thousand dollars and higher expenses. Officials expect profits to exceed last year’s seven thousand one hundred seven dollars and eighty cents though a final tally awaits all bills. Admission revenues topped last year’s figures and weather was ideal for the final night shows.
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Frederick
Guy K. Molter
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A reader note states the musician is Ignacy Jan Paderewski the premier of Poland who played Moonlight Sonata and then mentions the United States relying on over half hay silk supply yielding a compact, era tone newspaper teaser.
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Ig‘pace
Jan Paderewski
Oce
Poland
United States
Gambling and assault cases dominate Friday police court docket
Mag istrate Patrick M. Schnauffer heard a crowded docket including a bookmaking charge where a stranger posted $27 and vanished. Others faced drunkenness, a cutting affray on All Saints street, and a mixed success for defendants like Clarence Cooper who was found not guilty of assault while Summers bore knife wounds.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
All Saints
George Brick
Carmack
Earl Lowell
Clarence Cooper
Clinton Summers
Summers
Cooper
Samuel Jenkins
Offcer Six
Lieut Blumenauer
Howard Speaks
Staley
Speaks
$33 000 Damage Suits Filed In Court
Suit for damages totaling over $33,000 was filed in Circuit Court against Lewis E Kinsey after a May 26 1938 head on crash east of Frederick that killed his father John E Kinsey. Plaintiffs Hilda Nickerson Roy Nickerson and The Western Maryland Supply Corp seek 30000 2500 and 600 respectively for injuries to Mrs Nickerson and her husband and for car damage. Nickerson alleges permanent injuries and losses plus medical expenses while the corporation cites vehicle damage and two weeks business disruption. The accident occurred as a Nickerson car owned by Western Maryland and driven by Nickerson collided with Kinsey’s westbound auto. Also listed is a separate ejectment suit for 1000 by Crown Oil and Wax Co of Delaware against Bernard A Winkel West alleging wrongful eviction from a West Patrick Street lot. Other minor court matters include drunkenness disorderly conduct improper tags peace disturbance and larceny of coin cases with various dispositions.
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Frederick
John E. Kinsey
Hilda Nickerson
Hagerstown
Roy H. Nickerson
Western Maryland Supply Corporation
Lewis E. Kinsey
Supply Corporation
Nickerson
Liberty Road
Western Maryland Corporation
Leo H. Miller
John Kinsey
Baltimore
Frederick City
Be Frank Nice Advises O Conor Frostburg Campaign Stop
Frostburg and Belair reports show Gov. Harry W. Nice urging O Conor to be frank about his tax stance while attacking the Democratic candidate’s tax positions. O Conor outlines education plans and nonpartisan school boards as he cites progress since 1922 Maryland education reforms. Trachoma description and a France airline consolidation note appear as brief inserts.
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Frostburg
Harry W. Nice
Allegany County
Cumberland
Herbert R. O'Conor
Hyattsville
O'Conor
Belair
Harford County
Maryland
Albert 5. Cook
Imore Jap Troops Landed in China Near Canton
Hongkong reports a second large Japanese landing on the South China coast northwest of British outposts in Kwangtung. Air raids devastate Waichow with about 1 000 casualties. Canton braces as warplanes demand surrender and a mass exodus of 400 000 women and children begins.
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Hongkong
South China
Far East
Kwangtung Province
Japan
Kwangtung
Waichow
Canton
Bias Bay
Swataw
Pearl River
Canton- Kowloon
China
Patral
Yungyem
Kwsogtung
Farmers in Western South Carolina Compare Mule Colts and Yearling Calves
Western South Carolina farmers estimate raising a mule colt costs about twice as much as a yearling calf. The observation highlights higher feed, care, and labor needs for mules influencing cattle and ranch budgeting.
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South Carolina
Rabbit cornea transplant may restore sight briefly
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 14 61 year old Frank L Hoffman received a rabbit cornea transplant to his right eye. Dr Paul N Fleming reported promising early results and potential self navigation by next week though a Johns Hopkins surgeon warned the cornea may become opaque and blindness could return after several weeks. Hoffmans condition drew nationwide interest as bandage removal could bring light sensitivity and partial vision restoration.
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Hagerstown
Frank L. Hoffman
Paul N. Fleming
Dr. Fleming
Hoffman
Washington County Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Count Tolstoy And Mrs Stewart Wed
Count Tolstoy grandson of the Russian author and Mrs Beatrice Ames Stewart former wife of Donal Ogden Stewart wed at the Southern Hotel Baltimore on October 14. After the ceremony they left for an awaiting chartered flight to New York City. Mice kill hundreds of New England apple trees every year.
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Baltimore
Tlya Tolstoy
Beatrice Ames Stewart
Donal Ogden Stewart
Southern Hotel
New York City
New England
Fourfold U S defense plan aims to boost arms and power
Washington officials outlined a four point program to strengthen and modernize national defense. Larger army and navy appropriations, new mass produced aircraft, and private utility construction to interlink power lines for emergency supply to munitions plants.
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Europe
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Congress
Defense P
State W C T U Ends Annual Convention at Ocean City
The sixty third annual State W C T U convention at Ocean City Md adjourned after three days of sessions. New officers were named: President Bertha Tyson Rising Sun Cecil county vice president W O Taylor Baltimore corresponding secretary O M Eaton Clarksville recording secretary Jacob Shawbaker near New Market treasurer Helen E Robinson Baltimore. Dr Clinton N Howard Washington guest speaker on The Rise and Recovery of Prohibition. Westminster hosts next year. Fifteen delegates chosen from eight unions. Membership exceeds 3000.
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Ocean City
Bertha Tyson
Rising Sun
Cecil County
W. O. Taylor
Baltimore
O. M. Eaton
Clarksville
Jacob Shawbaker
New Market
Helen E. Robinson
Francis B. Sappington
State Union
Clinton N. Howard
Washington
International Reform Federation
Westminster
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Gramium
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Xaro
Mr. Molter
Teter
Motter
Manage
Lford C. Culler
Association
Down
Citizens National Bank
Lowell
Raymond S. Swift
Short
Clinton Alen
Lamar Bender
Bender
Delphey
Nice
Democrat
Cook
France
Mount’s
Park Ave
High Scheel
Imore
James H. Falk Courtese
C.E. Cline & Son
Count Tolstoy
Mrs. Stewart
U. S
East
South
Middle West
Custom Service
C.C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St. Frederick
Harper's Bazaar
Harper’s Bazaar
Jousa Rae
Tockiitas
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