Four Month Term For Griddle Theft At Fairgrounds
Harvey Munn, 35, claiming South Carolina as residence, received four months in the House of Correction for stealing an electric griddle from the St. John’s Lutheran church tent at the fair. Deputies Wachter and Powell testified Munn entered the tent, emerged with the item, and tried to stash it on a truck. Kinsey later forfeited collateral for drunken and reckless driving after a separate accident involving an ice cream stand at the fair.
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House of Correction
Harvey Munn
South Carolina
Austin Wachter
Austin Powell
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Munn
St. John's Lutheran Church of Creagerstown
Wachter
William W. Kinsey
East Third Street
Kinsey
George Layman
Edward Haas
Buffalo
N. Y
William T Staley Dies In Lewisburg
William T. Staley formerly of Frederick died at Evangelical Hospital Lewisburg Pa after a sudden heart attack. He was 27 years with Dietrich and Gambrill Inc for 27 years and leaves a wife and several children in Frederick Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington along with siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services will be at St John s Reformed church Lewisburg then interment in Mt Olive cemetery Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Staley
Frederick
Evangelical Hospital
Lewisburg
Cornelius Staley
Laura Server Staley
Dietrich & Gambrill
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Weather figures and river conditions report
The report lists yesterday’s high at 75 and last year’s 54, with a low of 43 and a year ago 3. Sunset today 5.33 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6.21 a.m. Moon set tomorrow 1.22 p.m. Streams Monocacy and Polemas sitan show conditions.
Head Strikes Wire Carrying 7000 Volts
Luther Fogle, 49, of LeGore, an employee of LeGore Lime Company, was burned on the head while helping roof a building when he touched a 7000 volt line. He was knocked unconscious but recovered consciousness at Frederick City Hospital. Doctor C A Stultz treated him and he was rushed to hospital by C E Cline and Son ambulance. condition reported not serious.
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Luther Fogle
LeGore
LeGore Lime Company
Fogle
C. A Stultz
Woodsboro
C. E Cline and Son
Frederick City Hospital
Law
Hughes
Jupiter Aja Alfred Lunt
Reed
Roberts
Butler
McReynolds
Eaglebeak
Brandeis
Stone
Black
Republicans to Open Campaign
The first local guns of the general election campaign will be fired here Monday when Gov. Harry W. Nice and his running mates address a Republican rally at the State Armory. Judge Oscar Leser will accompany the Governor and speak from the same platform along with Leo Weinberg and others. Music by the First Regiment Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Harry W. Nice
State Armory
Walter E. Sinn
Republican County Central Committee
Wil
Oscar Leser
United States Senate
Leo Weinberg
William G. Jack
E. Ray Jones
Court of Appeals
A. Charles Stewart
Wilson L. Townsend
Sixth Judicial Circuit
First Regiment Band
Perkins proposes mediation panel for CIO and AFL peace
Secretary of Labor Perkins suggested a 13 member commission to mediate the CIO and AFL dispute. Each side would appoint five trusted representatives who pick three disinterested members, with the labor groups’ reps empowered to bind their organizations to any agreement. The proposal was made in a prepared address for a railway conductors anniversary celebration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Perkins
CIO
ALF. of
Order of Railway Conductors
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagles Launching Drive For Larger Membership
Frederick Aerie 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a broad membership push with State president John Kerr of Hagerstown assisting. Hugo Sheeler of Wallace Idaho, grand president, visits Frederick as Maryland aeries prepare to honor Conrad Mann of Kansas City at a statewide meeting in Baltimore on November 6. The Baltimore event follows the grand opening of the renovated Eagles home in Brunswick with a class initiation reception and dance.
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Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Charles C. Mercer
John RB. Kerr
Hagerstown
Aerie
Hugo Sheeler
Wallace
Idaho
Denuur
Eagles
Sheeler
Maryland Aeries
Conrad F. Mann
Kansas City
Baltimore
Mann
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Brunswick
County Board of Review reshapes 1939 levy plan in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners launch a three day Board of Control and Review to fix the 1939 levy books with a November 1 finality date. About one third of the county has been assessed since June 22 1937, with Brunswick and New Market still to cover and new buildings to enter. Water bill disputes and a State Industrial Accident Commission hearing are also noted alongside a major Japanese advance near Canton with Waichow reportedly captured after heavy air bombardment.
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Board of Control and Review
Frederick County
Alfred W. Gaver
Gaver
Grayson H. Mercer
Ernest C. Speaks
Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick City
Montevue
A. H. Derr
Commissioner Board
State Commission
Court House
State Industrial Accident Commission
Sumemonses
Hongkong
South China
Bias Bay
Macao
Shekki
Chungshen
Japan
Waichow
Canton
Kwangtung
Masons Plan Sunday Services at Bonnie Blink Maryland Home
Frederick county Masons and families will visit Bonnie Blink Maryland Masonic Home near Cockeysville Sunday afternoon. Religious services at three o'clock will be led by Columbia and Lynch Lodges of Frederick and Philanthropic Lodge of New Market with Rev. W. C. Roval of First Baptist delivering the sermon. A New Market duet will sing and Raymond Zimmerman will be the musician. The Frederick group leaves Masonic Temple at one o'clock for the event. Last Sunday Grand Lodge led the services at Bonnie Blink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Bonnie Blink
Maryland
Cockeysville
Columbia
Lynch Lodges
Frederickland Philanthropic Lodge
New Market
W. C. Roval
First Baptist Church
Raymond Zimmerman
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Bonlnie
Grand Lodge
Three Battlegrounds Open in Spain Fronts Breathing Fire
Dispatches from Hendaye report fighting across three major fronts in Spain. The Ebro river area in the east shows the heaviest action while the Tagus front in central Spain and the Estremadura front in the southwest witness probing attacks. Troop movements behind lines suggest a new winter offensive may be forming by either side.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Ebro
Tagus River
Estremadura
Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic Week
Weather outlook for week beginning Monday calls for rains Tuesday and again at week end. Moderate temperatures early week, with much colder conditions by Thursday across North and Middle Atlantic states.
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North and
Middle Atlantic States
Young Woman Shot To Death In Raubsville
Mrs. Hazel Cronce Shrope, 22, of Frenchtown New Jersey, was shot to death on the Delaware river road near Raubsville during a return from a dance. Police say a man who recently courted her fired a shotgun at close range from a parked car. Amos Hert, 22, of Exenchtows, is sought by state police.
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Raubsville
Hazel Cronce Shrope
Frenchtown
N. J
Russell Hahn
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Amos Hert
Shop of Exenchtows
Supreme Court session judged by candid reporter slant
Washington October 15 The Supreme Court denies Tom Mooney's appeal without explanation. Rodney Dutcher details the dramatic bench entrance and the judges' aging visages, including Hughes Reed Roberts and Brandeis, plus the lively shredded wheat case argued by Thatcher and Reed.
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Supreme Court
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Tom Mooney
Tom
Fire Prevention Week Observed Across Frederick Schools
Fire Prevention Week was observed in Frederick with school assemblies and placard distributions led by Captain F. Lester Smith Deputy State Fire Marshal. Four city companies participated with demonstrations at Frederick High St Johns Parkway and local elementary schools.
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Frederick
F. Lester Smith
United Fire Company
Captain Smith
St. John’s High School
Parkway
Washington Street
Church Street
Lewis Kline
Joel T. Willard
Independent Hose Company
Thurbie Markoe
Junior Fire Company
Charles Kinna
Charles Lipps
Walter Duvall
Ray Steele
Selected Industrials and Utilities Reach Highs on Rally
New York stocks surged with selected industrials and utilities hitting new highs for the year. Optimism over government spending and cooperation with power firms spurred fresh buying, led by aircrafts and copper. Gains reached three points or more, with profits pressured by late selling as the market closed near best levels. Transfers around 1,200,000 shares as Sterling opened higher at 473.34.
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New York
Sterling
Stunt flyer launches hop to Bucharest from New York
Alexander Papana a leading stunt pilot left Floyd Bennett Field at 9 01 am bound for Miami marking the first leg of a planned flight to Bucharest Romania via the South Atlantic He is accompanied by Max Constant of Burbank California and Myer a former movie writer with him on the trip
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New York
Alexander Papana
Floyd Bennett Field
Miami
Bucharest
Romania
South Atlantic
Max Constant
Burbank Calif
Myer
Czech Officer Says Hungarians Will Be Resisted
Figures from the Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board in Baltimore show improvement in general employment and progress by the board in dispostion of claims numbering over 145000 unemployed persons. Albert N. McCardell says there is progress with fewer local applicants and September benefits dropped over thirty percent from August.
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Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board
Baltimore
Ladjuster
Albert N. McCardell
Sailor returns to orphan home to collect back pay
Irvin Lee Munshaur of Washington, who fled the Boonsboro orphan home fifteen years ago, returned Friday and collected 37.36 in wages from his past six years at sea. He learned of the check days before his 33rd birthday, plans to see his wife and baby soon, and noted his long career as a sailor after leaving Emmitsburg and Brunswick.
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Irvin Lee Munshaur
Washington
Munshaur
Frederick County
Seven Seas
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Local Representatives At Oxford Group Meet
Five local representatives attend the Oxford Group gathering in Stockbridge Massachusetts this weekend. Readers recently returned from international meetings at Interlachen and Geneva Switzerland will lead sessions from Thursday dinner through Monday breakfast. Topics include advancement of spiritual work in America and spreading the movement globally. Representatives include Fredericktonians George William Stultz and his daughter Betty William Ray Mary Yingling and Ethel Nichols.
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Oxford
Stockbridge
Mass
Interlachen
Geneva
Switzerland
America
Massachusetts
Prague Moves Troops Closer To Danube Front
Prague reports show Czechoslovakia shifting trains and light artillery toward the Danube as Hungary mobilizes hundreds of thousands of troops amid a border dispute. A Czech captain warned of reclaiming territory taken earlier, while Hungary braces for possible conflict and discusses talks with Czechoslovakia.
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Europe
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Komprom
Danube
Russia
UAW Plans Intensive Drive On Ford Plant
UAW revealed plans to intensify its campaign to organize employees at Ford Motor Company plants. The drive follows Ford being the last major automaker without a signed contract with the union arm of the CIO. Howard Thompson announced a committee to draft action for submission to the international executive board ahead of the CIO convention in Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Committee For Industrial Organization
St Laws
Howard Thompson
T. A. W. General Motors
Thompson
Union
International Executive Board
CIO
Pittsburgh
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Frederick Man
Dietrich and Gambrill Mill
Armory
Miss Perkins
Cio and
A. F. L. Peace
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MD. Masonic Home
Weather Outlook
A Olomouc Am In
Ruthenia
Rumania
Charles Evans Hughes
Lst
Mooney
Big News. Net
Bob Jackson
Air. Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
Sir Galahad
Mabel Willebrandt
Tom Thatcher
Dave Reed
Thatcher
NEA Service, Inc
Capt. Smith
Rapidla
Au Lgust
McCardell
Prague
Paris
Foreign Office
Hitler
Munich
Koloman Daranyi
Budapest
Adolf Hitler
Daranyi
Frantisek Chvalkovsky
UAW
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