Grandstand Sold Out for Final Day at Frederick Fair
More than 30 000 attended Thursday’s big day as Fort Myer Cavalrymen plan a final show tonight. Reserve grandstand seats sold out by nine this morning with 1 090 more likely to be sold if space allowed. The fair drew unusually strong crowds despite mud and uneven weather, with heavy weekend turnout anticipated.
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Fire Sweeps Cordova Main Street on the Eastern Shore
Cordova Maryland October 16 fire destroyed five dwellings and stores and most of the old town hall. Fire chief Alexander Helmer estimated damage at twenty thousand dollars and said the blaze threatened to wipe out the entire community housing about 280 people.
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Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Report
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation trace at Ta m. today with Inch values unclear. October normal 0.25 inches. actual precipitation in October 1935-266 percent. Yesterday high 73, temperature last night 99, other temps and conditions noted. monitor for further readings and anomalies.
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Trial date set in walkathon case involving Getzendanner
Court schedules trial for Getzendanner after a walkathon case with related charges against multiple defendants. The record notes preparatory actions, continuations, and surrounding accusations including alleged possession and false statements. The report lists numerous defendants and mentions dates, court actions, and potential outcomes.
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Walkathon
Getzendanner
Roosevelt outlines future security at Ohio campaign stop
President Roosevelt spoke at the University of Cincinnati stadium about national welfare and the need for broader security beyond food and shelter. He argued for comprehensive measures including education and leisure, urged confidence on November 3, and noted unemployment as a pressing issue driving public works and nationwide expansion.
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Ouster Bid Placed Against National Union Official
Netroft reports John H. L. O Donnell of Pittsburgh filed in Wayne County circuit court seeking removal of Rev. Charles F. E. Coushun president of the organization and the appointment of a receiver. He accuses Coushun and several trustees of mismanagement breach of trust and abuse of power, claiming they wield absolute despotic control over the group.
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Decision Monday In Suit By Bette Davis
Justice Branson in King's heneh division reserved Judgment on the attempt by Warner Drugs to keep Bette Davis in custody, as her counsel argued she is a contract tease behind barred limits from teaching an eager audience. The court heard from some of Foslind's talent arguing why to delay and decide on Monday.
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Army Engineers Flood Control Hearing Planned Coverage
The War Department will hold a flood control study hearing covering the Potomac tributaries from Marvilland to West Virginia and include Willamsport Harpers Ferry and Point of Rocks. It invites written statements with past flood damage data maps and views on proposed protective works for the Potomac region and surrounding counties.
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Local Baptists hold Maryland Union session in Baltimore
Local clergy and lay members gathered at the University artist church in Baltimore for the Maryland Baptist Union Association session that began Wednesday. The concurrent 23rd annual Woman's Missionary Union meeting reported 102 Bay Church members contributing 47 499 to missionary work and a net member gain. officers listed include EW Pi krnstais as Baltimore president and De. 1 Melton of Baltimore as clerk, with attendees from Frederick and other areas.
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Spanish Rebels Advance Toward Madrid in Major Offensive
Spanish rebels push 10 miles toward Madrid as government orders large forces to trap with barbed wire and fortifications near Brunete. Peasant squads reinforce barricades while Loyalist troops seize trench positions and a spearhead attack drives east toward Chaniyerts, with reports of intense urban fighting and high tension across central Spain.
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Caroline Democrats Split Over Meeting
The Carroll County Democrats faced a split during a county party affair in Denton as internal factions debated sponsorship of a rally announced by Senator Radcliffe. Central committee handbills circulated from the courthouse steps ahead of the meeting, accusing rival groups of misrepresentation and calling for unity under party leadership.
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Rally Carries Stocks Upward Again
New York stocks rose on optimism, with many indices advancing into trading hours. Mixed commodity and currency actions left the market unclear about gains, while some sectors showed strength amid cautious profit-taking.
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Unclear text about White House aides and new staff
Fragmentary OCR describes White House aides and new staff members with garbled names and roles. It mentions Teal W Tv Th Wonteen tights and Wilde Hovate ades. Details and context are unreadable.
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Weir Says S83550 Given to Republicans
Weir testified that S83550 was provided to Republicans through the senate committee. He named Ernest Wer and Howard Pew among donors and said the total contributions included 49 9400, with reported donations to a national organization and party committees. The testimony cites internal city underwriting and tabernacle expenses connected to the American Tobacco bearer.
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Gebrig Honored as Nation's Most Valuable Player
The Baseball Writers Association of America named Gebrig the most valuable player for 1974, citing his standout season with the New York Yankees and his role as a premier home run hitter. The vote totals show strong support from peers, with Duke Sapling and others also receiving recognition in the poll.
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Landon to Speak in California on Tuesday
A Detroit Times report outlines Governor Landon’s campaign itinerary with planned speeches in California. It notes stops from Indianapolis to New York and Philadelphia, highlighting push to boost anti New Deal messages and a slate of appearances to rally support among farmers and business leaders.
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Commissioner Is Struck at County Fair Amid Dispute
Charges of drunkenness and assault placed against Lester Happeon near Peart Idaho County following a fair incident. Sheriff Roamer reports Happeon struck Roamer, then a bystander Intervened, leading to a confrontation as officers arrived. Witness Renner describes a loud scene and a large man shoving toward a crowd before lawmen secured the area.
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