White House Secretary 10 Live at Braddock Heights Visit
A disputed presidential visit report states a White House secretary, unnamed, joined President Franklin D Roosevelt at a cottage leased by Mrs. Breton Chase at Braddock Heights. The lease runs to July 1 with renewal, and the secretary plans to move with her mother in November. The semi bungalow overlooks Frederick and Middletown valleys and was built in 1826. The Beers recently occupied it and the party toured the area briefly.
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Prankllin D. Roosevelt
Fredrick
Chase
Frederick
Middletown
Maryland Foremen Seek 10000 State Relief Fund
The Maryland State Foremen's Association Legislative committee, meeting at Rosewood Training School in Owings Mills, proposes a 10000 state fund for relief, property inspection, and arson investigation. Meetings statewide will build support, with Frederick city and county firemen to hear the plan.
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Maryland State Foremen's Association
Rosewood Trainng School
Owings Mills
Frederick City
J. ©. Rainey
State Association
August T. Brust
Frederick County
Brust Wan
Rainey
J. Millard Tawes
Somerset County
Frank Hesting
Rosewood
Legislative Committee
Richard L. Cary Dies in Berlin of Apoplexy
Richard L. Cary of Philadelphia who led the international secretariat of the Society of Primes died in Berlin after an apoplectic stroke three weeks earlier. He served on the board of directors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany and was an editorial commentator for the Baltimore Sun. He was over 60 years old.
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Berlin
Richard L. Cary
Philadelphia
Society of Primes
American Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Baltimore
Weather Summary and Seasonal Figures Today
Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 am today. October to date rainfall is 1.771 inches, with October normal at 58 inches. October 1932 recorded 50 inches. Temperature readings include yesterday high and last night low around 62 and 40 degrees respectively, with year-ago low noted as Si. Moon phase and sunrise times are provided alongside stream conditions listed as clear with possible clearing.
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Potoume
Two-Year Suspended Sentences For Grain Theft Trio
The Cavent Court case roster advances with three youths receiving two-year terms suspended in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to stealing 16 bushels of wheat from Marie Black near Labertytown. Judge Willard cited their good records and need for guidance over punishment. Nelle Vossell and Mary N. Joye pleaded guilty to removing 25 potted plants from Charles B. Groff’s greenhouse on May 16. sentence reserved. John Manning, 48, of Emmitsburg, faced attempted larceny for taking a sack of barley from Allen O'Donoghue's barn. defense claimed sleepiness and alleged assault, while the state argued over the indictment's specificity.
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Cavent
John Manining
Emmitsburg
Allen O'Donoghue
Cat Emmitsburg
Tum
O'Donoghue
William M. Storm
Walter H. Sinn
Storm
Arthur Db. Willand
Courtney
England
Manning
Emmittbourg
Rowars Doz
Samuel A. Lewis
House of Correction
Harry Baugher
Thomas Brown
Leonard Duppins
Oldfield
Mhaqt
Marie Black
Labertytown
Mt. Airy
Willard
David
Winebrenner
Baugher and Brown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Duppins
Byrd Confined to Bed in Norfolk With Laryngitis
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, explorer, was confined to his bed at a Norfolk hotel with an acute laryngitis attack and general pharyngitis. Dr. Shirey said if no improvement by this afternoon he would summon other physicians for consultation. He hoped Byrd would recover by tonight and be able to sail on the return voyage.
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Norfolk
Admira
Richard EB Byrd
Guyshires
Doystelan
Shirey
Byrd
Navy Yard
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Frederick News celebrates fiftieth anniversary edition
A special fiftieth anniversary edition of The Frederick News is issued with copies mailed nationwide. Telegrams and messages of congratulations arrive from Associated Press, The Evening Sun, The Herald-Mail, and others. Editorials in The New Era and local figures praise fifty years of independent local reporting and community service.
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OS Wu Wb
Nets-Post
Lowell Thomas
Jeff
Germany
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Wired
Herald-Mail
Hagerstown
Phillips
C. ©. Rhame
New York
Mergenthaler Linotype ‘Company
Walter H. Gavory
Miles H Wolff
Burest
Associated Press
Associated Press Star
Zimmerman
D. T. Dutrow
the News
L .H. Shields
Daily Local News
West Chester
Activites
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Francis Scott Key
Pioneer Daily
Chester County
Baltimore Sun
Polger McKinsey
Benistown Batd
Maryland
Frederick Daily News
William T
Robert Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Frederick Post
Frederik
Delaplaine
Cen
Prodence News
Frederick News
Ise
Frederick County
Middletown Seeks Federal Road Fund Share
County commissioners consider awarding Middletown roughly 400 to 500 dollars from Frederick County’s 74 800 federal emergency road fund to improve two streets along Myersville road and Cemetery avenue near the H and FP railway tracks. Advisees urged blueprints, with a state roads approval anticipated. Frederick city received about 11 090 dollars for local work.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Myersville Road
Cemetery Avenue
Léslie N. Coblents
Prederick
George L Doub
Charles 3B. Danner
State Roads Commission
Frederick City
Edward Leber Dead Architect of York Passes Away
Edward Leber of 148 West Market Street York Pa a well known architect died suddenly Sunday evening near Barre Wi where he had gone to take over granite quarries He was in his third year of misattributable illness He is survived by his widow Selie Bay Stewart Leber a brother George H Leber and three others including Susan C Leber and a granddaughter Marion Atqunat of York.
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Edward Leber
West Market Street
York
Barre
Lever
Prederick
Ino Shiere
D Leber
Susan C. Leder
Marion Atqunat
Laver
All of
Value of Old Eymans to Church Told by Speaker
A Frederick County meeting heard Prof Raymond K. Hollinger discuss music in worship and the role of hymns, urging singing as emotional expression. Dr George W. Crabbe of the Anti-Saloon League said the league would let the wets solve liquor control, with forthcoming talks and a large luncheon attendance noted among ministers and guests.
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Church of Th Brethren
Hagerstown
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Gen- Dr Crabbe
C. C
Wallace
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
Baltimore
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Deng
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Hot College Yeaper
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Plohr
Thurmont
Bernart Morris
Cli Ree Wil- Yam C Fowl
Prederick
France Beatt Key
Royal
This City
Phillip Bower
Emmitsburg
F. R. Seibel
Walkersville
H. & Krone
Harvey 5
Shue
Adamstown
Apple
P. A. Williams
Union Bridge
Nelson C. Brown
Wehler
City
George W. Crabbe
Alvil Conner
Conner
Jefferson
James P. Daniel
Daniel
Brunswick
John S Adam
Middletown
A . Peeler
Lovattsville
George K. Bly
Mt Pleasant
E. D. Bender
Graceham
T M. Dickey
Afp. Tobler
Lovettsville
Hoo
Coffman
Mt My
Dana Ste
Ndlea Thur
Mont
John Frank Fife
Woodsboro
Herman. McKay
Mt Airy
C. HL Corbett
Thurrsnt
John Stu
Financial Markets Show Sluggish Trading Across New York
Muddled markets on Oct 16 saw hesitant trading as traders awaited clearer price signals. Stocks moved with few advances, industrials lagged, and bids remained cautious amid widened spreads and unsettled market tone.
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New York
Sterling
Crawford Case Review Denied By High Court
Washington reports that George Crawford, alias George Craw ford, charged with murder of Mrs Agnes Tisies and her maid Mina Buckner in Middlesex Virginia in 1931, had his bid for review denied by the Supreme Court to block extradition from Boston to Virginia. The case sparked House action against Judge Lowell and involved a first circuit reversal ordering Crawford's extradition.
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Creorge Crawford
Uegso
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Agnes Tisies
Mina Buckner
Middlesis
Supreme Court
Boston
Virginia
Lowell
House of Representatives
Crawford
Tor
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Govenor
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First Circuit Court of Appeals
Frederick High School opens busy afterschool activity season
Principal A L Leaty reports 987 pupils enrolled as Frederick High School launches multiple clubs and groups. Aviation, band, glee clubs, dramatic troupes, art and needle clubs form under faculty leaders with plans for a third study group and a student league. Parents will be invited to observe night classes to strengthen home school ties.
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Frederick High School
A. L Leaty
Francis Benson
George W. Algue
Fenton Harris
Louise Shipley
Geneva Ely
Carlotta Kinnamon
Fislen Anderson
Frederick High School League
Ganized
Ruth Reineck
Edward Nagle
Jack Kehne
Bethy Goenell
Elmer Pickett
Leary
Annapolis Boat Builder Missing After Scow Found Adrift
In Annapolis on October 16 AP reports concern for Herman Keith Legare a 26 year old Eastport boat builder after a scow believed to be his was found adrift on the Chesapeake Bay. Legare a Naval Academy graduate of 1990 resigned from the Navy and entered marine construction. A note at his shop mentioned he planned to marry. He was found in a room with a bullet wound and his revolver abandoned nearby.
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Annapoli
Herman Keith Legare
Eastport Boatbuilder
Chesapeake Bay
Legere
Naval Academy
Naval Servce
Marine Construction
Susioris
U.S. in Close Touch With Crisis Over German Withdrawal
Reports from Geneva and Washington describe the disarmament conference suspending formal sessions to October 26 as leaders vow to press on. U.S. officials caution against delaying progress while Nazi election tactics and Reichstag rules prompt reports of party bans and ballot procedures.
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U.S
Geneva
U. S
Washington
United States
Department
Bowen
Keele
Genera
Norman A. Davis
Sea
Sbaseadne
Lara
Misald
Dan
Garber Baking Company raises bread prices
The Garber Baking Company announced price increases effective this morning due to higher material and manufacturing costs. Breads formerly twelve cents rise one cent, eight cent loaves remain at eight cents. Marion Millet cites federal processing tax and ingredient costs as drivers.
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NRA
Garber Baking Company
Marion Millet
Miller
Baltimore
YMCA Meeting Plans Financial and Membership Campaign
Abudi DC officials announce a Y M C A meeting in the auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 PM to discuss plans for a financial and membership campaign slated for October 24 25 and 26. Rev Charles D Shaffer general secretary notes the drive mirrors nationwide efforts to boost funds and enrollment. Elias B Ramsburgh serves as president with William D Zimmerman vice president J Travers Thomas treasurer and Henry B Remaburgh secretary in leadership roles.
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Heen
William D. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Henry B. Remaburgh
Drunken Driving Charge Postponed In Washington Case
William L Bridges faced a DUI count brought by State Officer A F Anderson and City Officer Alton Shaff in Peoples Court. The judge continued the case to Friday evening at Bridges’s request after a weekend arrest followed officers observing his condition.
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Aquor
A F. Anderson
Alton Shaff
William L. Bridges
Washington
School Leader Burt Philips Dies After Long Service
Retired county superintendent Burt Philips, a longtime figure in local education and politics, died this morning near Salisbury. Philips, educated at the Mi Academy and Hopkins University, had a listed widow, Mrs. Philips, and a daughter Mrs. James A. Vatican. The record notes his involvement with Arthur P. Gorman and his role in county school administration since 1900.
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Mi Academy
Hopking University
Arthur P. Gorman
Bardmond Phillips
James A
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