Mill worker loses arm in Derwood accident
Homer Barnhouse a 26 year old mill hand of Derwood near Gaithersburg was caught in oiling machinery at Derwood Mill. His right arm was amputated at Frederick City Hospital and his condition was reported serious though expected to recover. Owner Harry P. Arnold aided him and aided transfer to hospital.
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Homer Barnhouse
Derwood
Gaithersburg
Frederick City Hospital
Barnhouse
Harry P. Arnold
Barmhouse
Arnold
Barnhowse
Farmer found dead. skull battered at Potomac Park
William Hill 68 a retired farmer was found dead in the basement of Potomac elementary school. Officials believe he was the victim of a brutal murder as his skull was crushed and his body lay at the bottom of a stairwell near an auditorium passage.
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William Hill
Potomac School
Potomac Park
Potomac
Montgomery County
Hill
Cochrane Named American League Most Valuable Player
Mickey Cochrane of Detroit won his second AL MVP award, edging Charlie Gehringer in a close writers’ ballot. Vernon Gomez, Schoolboy Rowe, and Lou Gehrig also received votes in the annual Baseball Writers’ Association of America poll.
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Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Charlie Gehringer
Cochrane
Howard County Women Held Up at Gas Station
Two Howard county women were robbed at gunpoint by a well dressed bandit who forced them to fuel his car when they had no money. He demanded 20 gallons of gasoline and a quart of oil before fleeing.
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Besti City
Howard County
Julius Wosch
Ella Gue
Aetesy
McKenna
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs David Yinger
Mr and Mrs David Yinger of East Church Street celebrate the birth of a daughter Wednesday at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Yinger formerly Miss Helen Stull.
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David
Yinger
East Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
Helen Stull
New NRA Board Drawn Amid Liberal Leanings and Debates
Washington reports the National Industrial Recovery Board names a four member bloc leaning liberal with no clear industry ties. The group includes Leon Henderson and Hamilton with Hillman opposing high costs. price fixing and code revisions spark internal quarrels. Lawyers sour on the Justice Department as NRA fights for stronger legal staff and a dedicated Attorney General.
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NIRB
Justice Department
Washington
National Industrial Recovery Board
Roosevelt
Congress
NRA
Burs
Clay Williams
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun & Bradstreet
Mith Beneidert Linney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Léon C. Marshall
Walton Hale Hamilton
Leon Henderson
Blackwell Smith
Marshall
Henderson
Smith
Hamilton
Hillman
Department
Supreme Court
Crawford Biggs
NRA Legal i Division
Sistent
NEA Service, Inc
Black man removed from jail at Rockville
Oct 18 AP reports Alexander Jones, a Black man, confessed to confronting a 16 year old white girl and slugging her escort. Montgomery County officials said Jones was brought to jail in Rockville after arrest in Bel Air earlier. Attorney Stedman Prescott stated Jones admitted his involvement.
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Baltimore
Alexander Jones
Montgomery
Chus Chay Se
Bamm Keeping
Siace
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery County
Jones
Bel Air
Democrats to stage opera house rally and parade
State and county Democratic candidates plan a Frederick event tonight starting with a 7 PM torchlight parade, a 8 PM mass meeting at the City Opera House, and a 9:30 PM dance at the State Armory. Governor Ritchie and other nominees will speak with district contingents marching under their banners.
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Albert C. Ritchie
City Opera House
Fredenck
State Armory
Ritchie
George L. Radcliffe
United States
David J. Lewis
Sixth
Herbert R. O’conor
Daniel S. Sullivan
Baltimore
Conley-For
Joseph D. Baker
William M. Storm
Frederick
Williams. Gordy
James A. Young
Clerk of Court of Appeals
Marich
Sweden
Democras
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Democratic County Central
Aliong
Bennett
Sau
North Market
Saints Street
Saints
South Court Street
West Second Street
Second
Opera House
Ri E
Montgomery County
Maryland and Virginia Churches of God Meet in 63rd Session
The Maryland and Virginia Elder ship of the Churches of God held their 63rd annual session at Samples Manor in Washington county Maryland on Tuesday A sermon titled The Church on Time was delivered by Rev H C Gor Westminster The eldership was organized by Rev A Fone and Rev Co W Fink Other items included a finance report a discussion and approval of recommendations and invitations from nearby churches to host the next meeting Also noted is the jailing of George Lewis Jefferson on a drunkenness charge after a Wednesday night arrest by Officer Joseph Whisner
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Maryland
Virginia
Churches of God
Samples Manor
Washington County
H C. Gor Westminster
Eenting Her & A Fone
Prince
Co. W Fink
Midtilstown
Committee On Finance
Homer Donathan
Fendlay College
Raymond Genso
Finlay
Ohio
Cit
Frederick and
Edgewood
Sesson
George Lewis Jefferson
Joseph Whisner
Campaign Fund Collected From Motor Vehicle Employees
Baltimore October 18 AP report notes two Motor Vehicle Department employees named in a campaign fund collection. Deputy Comptroller D. Marshall Selrce explains employees are asked to contribute and have done so historically across state departments.
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Balimore
Cote
Ted
Austin Baughman
State Department
Maryland Pharmacists Meet at Braddock Heights Hotel Vindebona
About 80 pharmacists from Baltimore Cumberland and Hagerstown gather for a regional Maryland Pharmaceutical Association meeting at Hotel Vindebona Braddock Heights. Luncheon 12:30 with remarks by Andrew F. Ludwig and program on pharmacopoeia legislation retail drug code and formulary. Dinner 6:40 featuring Dr A Austin Pearce and Dr John C Krantz Jr with talks on modern therapeutics.
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Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Vindebona
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hotel Braddock
Buena Vista
Western Shore
Eastern Shore
Andrew F. Ludwig
Mr. Strasburger
Mark Merrell
Washington
Vigilance Committee
Jacob L. Kronthal
Herbert Levy
Association
A. Austin Pearce
John C. Krantz, Jr
School of Medicine
University of Maryland
The
Thomas M Williamson
Labor Opens Drive on Five G. O. P. Nominees
The American Federation of Labor launched a direct effort to defeat five Republican Senate hopefuls Reed of Pennsylvania Walcott of Connecticut Foss of Ohio Hatfield of West Virginia and Bourquin of Montana. The capital letters signed by William Green dispatched organized labor letters to workers in five states urging turnout before the November elections.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Didasies
Senate
Organized Labor
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walcott
Financial markets drift with no clear destination
New York financial markets today showed little direction as stocks and bonds traded irregularly. Trading was subdued with narrow price moves and minimal incentive to buy or sell, while call money held at one percent and the pound opened at 4.90 dollars.
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New York
Simiriotes Death Inquest Ends in Arsenic Finding
Authorities ruled out foul play in the death of 41 year old John Simiriotes who died at his Linden Hills cafe. Justice Bowers stated the death resulted from a chemical reaction in the stomach and heart superinduced by arsenic whiskey morphine and water. The inquest concluded with plans for the funeral and interment at Frederick Memorial cemetery.
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John Simiriotes
Wes
Frederick
Sherman P Bowers
Justice Bowers
Simiriotes
Gussle Myers
Linden Hills
Frederick Memorial
Cline and Son
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending October 16
Weather in Maryland was dry with cool to warm days and freezing nights, damaging frosts on certain dates. The week averaged 3 to 4 degrees below normal, yet outdoor work was favorable. Crops remain fair to good. corn husking, silage filling, and potato digging continued. late tomatoes and pears being harvested. wheat and grains emerging. sowing of oats and rye general in central areas. soybeans and tobacco crops show varied status across regions.
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Simongia
Eran Can
Maryland
Jann R. Werks
Ceculur
Easton
Snow
Adeet
Allegheny Mountain
Wester Maryland
Cenia
Chetenham
Gas Price War Dominates Baltimore Conference
Reports from a Saturday conference detail a price war in the Baltimore area. The market shows a drop from 14.6 cents to 12.4 cents per gallon within a week as participants seek solutions to the fuel cost crisis.
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Mare Gasa
Po Socialiat
Ind
Las Erie
Baltimore
Arrests in Turin Tie Masterminds of Yugoslav King’s Murder
Dr Ante Pavelich and eon Kvaternik, alleged by French police as masterminds behind the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia, were arrested in Turin at France’s request. They deny complicity and await French authorities while a terror group steered by Pavelich is blamed.
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Turin
Italy
Ante Pavelich
Eon Kvaternik
Alexander of
Yuro- Slavia
Pnt
Lars Barthou
France
World Friendship Meet Set for November 11
Preliminary plans for the fifth annual World Friendship meeting of the young people's societies were made at the Evangelical Reformed church. The event, themed peace, features a dramatization of The Unknown Soldier Speaks by Baltimore's St John's Dramatic Club. Frederick City groups sponsor the program with a Baltimore drama team and local committee members coordinating.
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Young People’s Societies
Wwe Vouns Ballimorians
Fretishia
Frederick City
Young People
Endeavor
Unwin
Tae Grama
Avie
Iam M. Brish
Exanacti Reformed Christian Endeavor
Lockehassa Tansman
Miss i Webster
Ja Wenger i Mas
Mary Marzare
Lo Grange
Grand Jury to Probe Still Kidnapping Case in Stoll Matter
A federal judge ordered a grand jury in Louisville to investigate the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. District Attorney T J Sparks sought the death penalty for suspect Thomas H. Robinson. A ransom note, a typewriter, and a car linked to the case were reported, with clues from Cincinnati, Springfield and Hopkinsville. Mrs Frances Rote Hiovlt 23 and Thomas Robinson Sr of Nashville faced kidnapping charges as part of the broad manhunt.
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Towsvele
CAPA
Spcsal Grand Jury
Mes
Alice Speed Stotl Jada
Federal
Charles 4. Dawson
T. J. Sparks
Thomas
Aed Heee Fle
Sparks
anyIndianapolis
Earl J. Connelly
Cincinnati Bureau
Department of Justice
Lchanspolis
Robinson
Hopkinsville
Catill Hotter
Springfield
Springheid
Frances Rote Hiovlt
Alaluce Tur
Thomas Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Waleulidi
Judilly
Man Hurt When Vehicle Runs Over His Own Truck
William J Debold of Sabillasville sustained a severe fracture of the left leg when his parked cordwood laden truck was struck from behind by a Warfield vehicle on the Baltimore pike above Rouzerville. Debold was fixing a tire beside his truck when the collision occurred. he was taken to Waynesboro hospital.
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William J. Debold
Sabillasville
Baltimore
Family of Three Killed by Shotgun Near Doylestown
Eureka farm in Bucks County was the scene of a double murder as police said a single shotgun fired killed Leonard Erhardt 23 his wife Ida 17 and their three month old baby in their home. William Erhardt found the bodies late at night after returning to the lonely farmhouse. The youths occupation was listed as hosiery worker.
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Doylestown
Ettering
Eureka
William Erhardt
Leonard
Ida
Nad
Weather report noting precipitation and astronomical data
The report compiles daily weather figures including 83 inches expected for the period ending 7 am and 3.08 inches for October to date. It compares normal October totals to 1933 figures and shows sun and moon times for today and tomorrow.
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Sccuat
Loweek
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Harmony
Potney Wee
Advisory Council
Aradue
Industrial Emergency Council
White House
Rockville
Joseph
D. Baker
Baughman
Western
Shore Association
LABOR
Alice Stoll
Lotteyville
Dehutf
Ieense Reremkal
Harold Nathan
Department of Justies Tuvesissain
Hauptmann
Pavelich
Kvaternik
Unter Oliva Misano Vtta Riedy
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jersey
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Edward R. Finch
Newatpistes Brs Bone
Fareave
Mst
Gordon
National Association
Central Trust Company
Bertha H. Kefauver
Boonsboro
State Roads Commission
Wiliam Darron
Comis S.on
Reck
Paul W. DuBar
Woodsboro
B.C
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No Ct
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