Local Milk Truck Driver A G Boyne Dies At Wheel
Augustus Gordon Boyne 48, of 515 North Market street, died at the steering wheel of his milk truck in Frederick. Heart attack listed as cause. body found by residents after the vehicle ran off the road. He was a former Blue Ridge League player nicknamed Gummy and held positions in local civic groups. Survived by wife Helen Hull Boyne and a daughter, with several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Augustus Gordon Boyne
North Market Street
Seventh Street Pike
Fairview Avenue
Boyne
Emmett R. Bowlus
J. Murray Baxter
William H. Moore
Scott Key
Denver J. Shook
Charles W. Smith
Justice Bowlus
C. F. Null
Hood College
J. William Kolb
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Helen Jane Hull Boyne
A. G. Boyne
Shippensburg
Arthur, Austin
Rummell Boyne
Ada Jane Green
Carlisle
Borne
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Bedy
Funeral Home
East
Patrick Street
C. E. Cline
Jury Drops Use Against Negro In Bootlegging Case
The grand jury did not indict William Hammond, a local Black man charged with bootlegging after police reports of a whiskey purchase. State’s Attorney and police said warrants on untaxed liquor are federal matters, while Hammond was released on bond. Other cases noted include Lucy Toms facing liquor charges, Conrad Williams awaiting trial, and various juvenile and property cases with mixed outcomes.
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William Hammond
Sherman P. Bowers
Hammond
Allen Bartgis
Bargus
Page Reynolds
Austins A. Young
Bentz Street
Lucy Toms
Middlepoint
Conrad Williams
Pete Williams
Williams
Willams
Arthur B. Willard
Clyde Croneburg
Joseph Castle
Middletown
Paul S. Rudy
Rudy
Ahalt
John Ramsburg
Castle
Castile
Willard
Holden S. Felton
Clarence Kintz
Braddock
B. C. Thomas
Kintz
Maurice Klipp
House of Correction
Thefis
Alban M. Wood
Ministers Hear Bill to Legalize Lotteries in Maryland
The Frederick County Ministerial Association set a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where discussants included Leslie N. Coblentz on lotteries and Dr. Wayne C. Neely on a 43 hour marriage delay bill. A memorial service for Joseph D. Baker opened the meeting with tributes to his leadership. Reservations listed numerous local clergy and spouses.
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Maryland
Frederick
Neely
LG. Naugle
Thurmont
Joseph D. Baker
HL. G. Kieffer
Mr. Baker
C. E. Dryden
Raymond Gonso
Findlay College
Findlay, C
W. M. Weaver
John W. Briscoe
Urbana
Land
H. L. Schraderberg
John W. Fisher
Joseph H. Apple
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George K. Ely
E. H. Schmidt
J. W. Brisese
Ralph H. Miller
Charles D. Schaffer
Ralph E. Schober
Henry ©. Elier
Charles Ritter
William T. Jackson
Nelson C. Brown
A. F. Te
John
Bowlus
C. H
H. C.erdiman
A. G. Null
Atgill Conner
Ralph E. Hartman
W. T. Gover
E. D. Bright
Ivan G. Naugle
W. C. Royal
Charles J Iz Wehler
William R. Barnhart
George H. Seiler
P. H. Williams
C. H. Shull
Clark S. | Smith
Henri L
G. Kieffer
John W
Fisher
John C. Stuff
Harvey S. Shue
William A. Herpich
Full Taxi Service Restored After Philadelphia Strike
Philadelphia Oct. 17 AP Full taxi service was restored in the city after a two month strike by Yellow Cab drivers. An agreement signed by owners and 730 drivers binds the company to pay $18 a week and grant 45 percent commission on fares. About 600 Yellow Cabs were ordered to run today while roughly 150 independent drivers had returned to work a week earlier.
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Philadelphia
Yellow Cab Company
New York
International Longshoremen’s Union
A. F. of L
New York Towboat Exchange
Joseph P. Ryan
L. A
Exchange
Rev W C Royal Preaches in Rockville Anniversary Service
Rockville observes the 117th founding anniversary of its Baptist church with services on Sunday October 23. Morning sermon by Rev William C Royal of Frederick and evening sermon by Rev J Lloyd Black of Rockville Christian church. Special music arranged by Harry S Beall.
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Rockville
Interracial Cooperation Talk At Methodist Meeting
Dr. Arthur D Wright told the United Methodist Preachers at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church that people are alike despite race. He discussed the Negro problem, praised the church’s work for colored people, and cited growth in educational opportunities from 50 schools in 1911 to 2,010 with high school work by 1935. He defined a Negro and highlighted home life, equal justice, library and hospital access. Approximately 180 ministers from Maryland, DC, Virginia and West Virginia attended. Dr. Fred Reynolds presided and Rev. Milton Rogers gave the opening prayer.
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Arthur D Wright
United Methodist
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Wright
South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Methodist Church
Maryland
Methodist Protestant
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Fred Reynolds
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Milton Rogers
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna T. Jeanes Negro School Fund
John F. Slater
Asbury Smith
Memorial Methodist Episecopal Church
Eight hearings held by Accident Commission in New York
Eight hearings were conducted at the court house today by the State Industrial Accident Commission. cases included injuries at Mt Airy Milling Co. and Everedy Co. with insurers listed. hearings overseen by William F. Broening and Reno S. Harp.
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Court House
State Industrial Accident Commission
William F. Broening
Reno S. Harp
L C. Carl Dodson
Mt Airy Milling Co., Inc
Travelers Insurance Co
W. C. Peuschel
Lewis C. Keeney
Barry W. Winpigler
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William J. Shreve
Everedy Co., Inc
State Accident Fund
Albert A. Levin
Jacob H. Mackley
D. C. Winebrewer and Son. , Inc
New
Robert E. Coughlan
Cephas Garber
Board of Welfare
State Farms
Mr. Levin
Reno H. Simons
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Alfred R. Jones
Court Decision May Presage Bridges Action
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Fifth Circuit reversal of a deportation order for Joseph G. Strecker of Hot Springs Arkansas. The case may affect possible deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges and whether an alien Communist is subject to deportation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
Fifth Circuit
Joseph G. Strecker
Hot Springs Ark
Plymouth Auto Workers Return To Their Jobs
Evansville Ind Oct 17 Nearly 2200 employees of the Plymouth assembly and Briggs automobile body plants returned to work today after a strike ended with an agreement reached at a meeting. Details of the settlement were not announced.
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Evansville
Ind
Plymouth Assembly
Briggs
Sheriff Pursues Poster Thief Aiding Re election
In Topeka Kansas on October 17 AP reports Sheriff Roy Boast pursues a thief who has been stealing the sheriff s campaign posters urging re election. The case links to Boast s bid for continued office and underscores local political tensions.
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Topeka
Kans
Roy Boast
Sheriffs
Boast
Seasonal Increase In Work Made Last Month
Frederick County Welfare Board reports a seasonal rise in farm work in September, reducing WPA referrals to 52 as corn cutting and husking peak. Old Age Assistance aided 536 individuals. Aid to Dependent Children supported 225 families with 666 children. General Public Assistance aided 105 families. Enrollments and pending applications reflect budget limits, with 11 enrollees needed but funds lacking.
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J. Sheldon Turner
Frederick County Welfare Board
WPA
Turner
Welfare Board
CCC
Tne
Tanner
Frederick County
Prague Hints Peace With Hungary Amid Axis Pressure
Reports from Prague indicate Czechoslovakia seeks peaceful settlement with Hungary while shifting toward German cooperation. Mussolini hints Czechoslovakia must join the Rome Berlin axis as talks on border cessions resume under Italian guidance.
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Rome
Mussolini
Hungary
Italy
Palestine Crisis To Be Discussed Here
Dr Vernon McCasland of Goucher College Baltimore will address the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in Frederick on Wednesday at Trinity chapel Evangelical Reformed Church at two o'clock The talk will cover The Present Crisis in Palestine Miss Margaret Jones WI L secretary will outline national board policies and share Vienna service work with the Friends Service Committee A public afternoon session follows a morning state board meeting and luncheon Dr Diana Monsman Baltimore organized the luncheon Mrs Dorothy Medders Robinson is the state president
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Vernon McCasland
Goucher College
Baltimore
Frederick
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Trinity Chapel
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
McCasland
American School of Oriental Research
Rusalem
Palestine
Margaret Jones
Wil
Vienna
Austria
Friends Service Committee
State Board
Diana Monsman
Dorothy Medders Robinson
Visit Bonnie Blink service at Maryland Masonic Home
A Frederick and New Market group traveled to Bonnie Blink near Cockeysville Sunday afternoon for services conducted by Columbia, Lynch and Philanthropic lodges. Rev W C Royal of First Baptist preached, with Raymond Zimm erman as accompanist and Miss Lucille Nicodemus singing with Mrs Hester on keys. Prayer was led by Rev FE Simms of Westminster.
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Bonnie Blink
Frederick
New Market
Maryland
Four In Panama Jail Are Held As Spies
Four German espionage suspects were detained by Panamanian and Canal Zone authorities after being arrested while photographing Galett Point, a key defense area near the Panama Canal. The suspects were handed to civilian police as a military inquiry examined the pictures and notes.
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Panama
Oct
Pamama Canal
United States
Canal Zone
Crytobal Ja
Destrict
Joe McGuigan
Kurt Lindenbers
Crytobat
Sandenberg
Army
Noiitary
Galett Point
Atlantic
Canal
Restoration Work On Canal Started
Civilian Conservation Corps youths began restoring the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal into a recreational parkway. Workers target a 32 mile stretch between Lock 14 and Widewater above Cabin John, dredging and draining shallow water and clearing vegetation. Two CCC camps along the canal house 180 and 170 youths respectively as they build modern barracks and use tractors and steam dredging shovels.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Lock 14
Widewater
Cabin John
Cumberland
Washington
Rock Creek
Seneca
L. G. Heider
CCC
George Washington
Department of Interior
Wall Street strength from aircrafts and utilities
Buying in Boeing United Aircraft and other aircraft and utility shares helped steady the market after profit taking in other sectors. Early volume was heavy with 3,000 to 30,000 share blocks and a 950,000 share first hour, while bonds and commodities stayed quiet. Also notes Britton the wheel chair tourist traveled 69 miles from Palestine to Houston and back, averaging 30 miles daily, and that Mr Rohrbach remains critical in Knickerbocker Hospital.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
North American Aviation
United Aircrafts
Consolidated Edison
American Water Works Electric Power and Light
United Corporation
Commonwealth and Southern
Dupont
American Smelting
Palestine
Tex
Aim Britton. H
Houston
Britton
Japanese Force Straddles Canton Rail Line Near City
Japanese army says it has crossed the Canton Kowloon railway at several points while Chinese resistance forms near Wonglong, 40 miles east of Canton. Reports say Japanese bombed Tsengsing as martial law grips Canton and vital supply lines, with U S missions bombed on the Peiping Hankow railroad.
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Canton
Hongkong
Canton-Kowloon
Preas
Wonglong
South China Metropolis
Canton- Kowloon
Peingwu
Bias Bay
Wongtong
Canton - Kowloon
Pearl River Delta
South China
Tsengsing
New Note Of National Unity Heard In Britain
London October 17 AP reports rising public support for a national unity line to speed rearmament. Newspapers push rapid civil and military defense integration as Winston Churchill, once a Munich critic, urges American help against dictators. Churchill calls rearmament the sole guarantee of peace.
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London
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
United States
Churchill
Admiraltx
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps Summary
Weather report notes 24 hour precipitation zero. October total 9.36 inches this year against 25.8 inches normal for the month. Through Oct 1 1938 precipitation deficit 1.26 inches. Yesterday high 54, low 43. Temperatures compare to a year ago 60 and 27. Streams Monocacy and Potomac are clear. Sun sets 5.30 pm, rises 6.23 am. Moon rises 1.11 pm, sets 2.37 pm.
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Monocacy
Potomac
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