Slaying over Boat Payment Spurs Murder Charge
A grand jury may reconvene in Frederick to hear first degree murder charges against Diewiler in the death of Anglebower after a dispute over payment for boat use on the Potomac. Anglebower, a Citizens Truck Co. employee, was mortally wounded at a boathouse scene. he died as investigators questioned a boatkeeper’s role and the weapon’s origin.
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Frederick
Harry Ole
Maurice A. Andover
Judgesmer
Willard
Circuit Court
Urang
Walter Gran
Diewiler
E Deatary Tae
Sheriforum
Olewiler
Dlewiler
Ian's Ferry
Potomac River
Offeces
Edetick
Bower
Offi
She Twoen
Anglebower
Billy
Citizens Truck Company
Slewliet
Gaglebower
Vera
Citizens J McK Company
Prior Toooming
Goglebower
Lloyd C
John L. Fox
Walkersvilleth
Wag
Snow
Worccester County
Baltinore
Eli Frank
Cotumabic
Omhcisis
Worcester County
Gra
Internatonal Liberty Defense League
Wllihed Jones
Frank
Jones
Baltimore
Green Davis
Edison Laid In State In Simple New Jersey Workshop
The body of Thomas A Edison rests in the small workshop where he researched rubber and other inventions. Workers from his factory file past the casket as the incandescent lamp shines over the scene. A public viewing continues, with a private funeral planned at Edison’s home and burial at Rosedale cemetery in Orange.
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Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Bdison
Mainatrét
Charles
Edison
Llewellyn Park
Rosedale
Akron Board Seeks Akrow Acceptance In Key Vote
Unclear text shows VAL BOARD requests Akrow be accepted in a decision likely from Akron. Fragments indicate a board message to a secretary and a time shift. The passage is garbled with partial names and numbers.
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VAL Board
Akrow
Waz Accra
Azcoon
Suit to remove Huey Long as Louisiana governor filed
In Shreveport Louisiana on October 19 AP reports Lieutenant Governor Paul Cyr filed an ouster suit in state district court seeking to remove Huey P Long from the Louisiana governorship claiming Long is already a United States Senator after allegedly fled credentials. Long refuses to surrender and says he will not be US Senator until sworn in and may legally hold the governor's office until his term ends next May.
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Bhreveport
Huey P. Long
Louisana
Paul N. Cyr
Long
United States Senate
Dr. Cyr
United States
Local arrests and trials follow Sunday incidents
A list of local cane arrests and trials from Sunday includes John C. Main of Route 2 fined for operating without lights after a collision at South Street and Broadway. Benne Eugene Phillips of Hagerstown posted 25 dollars on speeding. John H. Park of Mechanicsburg posted bond for driving without a license. James Lée and Roy Fields with J W Carter faced charges of red-light running and fighting. John Clem et Washington charged with failing to keep right. The scene notes additional arrests by Officers Brust and Arthur Hoffman for fighting and disorderly conduct with an implied threat of beatings tonight.
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John C. Main
Route 2
James Blickenstaff
Mith
South Street
Broadway
Benne Eugene Phillips
Hagerstown
Schietsger
John H. Park
Mechanicsburg
James Lée
John W. Clemet
Washington
Roy Fields
J. W. Carter
Brust
Arthur Hoffman
Weather summary compares October 1931 to prior years
Readable weather notes show precipitation for October with actual versus normal totals, plus year to date figures and long term averages. The brief lists monthly values and an excess amount through early October, mentioning moon data.
Dr. Ainslie Frames Era as Shift Toward Global Unity
Dr. Peter Ainslie delivered a vesper on modern history and the coming era. He cited the fall of Rome, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance as preludes to a new age guided by Jesus, emphasizing international friendship, economic reform, and growing Christian unity. He warned against war, urged cooperative production, and noted a World Court fostering justice over conflict.
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Wens
Barhart
Ainsife
Dr. Ainge
Jesus
Ainslie
Russia Times Scandal Hits Annapolis Officials
A fragmented clipping notes political tensions in Annapolis with references to ministers and a push involving Hoover. The terse item hints at a scandal background, a roadway issue, and a request for explanation of a slight, tying local figures to broader national political themes.
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Russia
Annapolis
Hoover
Russian religion mocked as Rasputin’s sway discussed
At a 1948 meeting of the Frederick County Ministerial Association Rev. Mr. Barnhart described Russian religion as degraded by Rasputin and atheism. He cited the church’s corruption, monastic life, and the shift to worship of machines, contrasting European indifference with Russian upheaval and loss of true faith.
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Mommbuona
R. Barshar
Hood College
Clyde FL. Aruttage
Prederice County
Barnhart
Rasputin
Nicholas
Europe
Sher- Wood Eddy
England
Maude Borden
Regions
Canterbury
Ot Ers
Maria Lushadsp
Cold autumn record ties as frost grips the county
Overnight frost left a 31 degree low, tying an autumn cold record from last Monday. Sunshine tempered the chill but a heavy frost persisted, as pumpkins and apples appeared in harvest roundups and growers faced a demanding task to finish picking later varieties.
Legion Plans Armistice Day Parade Under Francis Post
Plans for the annual Armistice Day parade in the city were announced under the auspices of Francis Post No. 31 American Legion. The event, set for November 11, will feature an oration and local commemorations.
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Legion
Francis
Post
SME Guilty in Stand Robbery at Frederick Junction
Sonny Smith, 3d, East South Street, found guilty by Judge We Tard in a stand robbery case. The Darbecue stand operated by Ashley M. Abendschein at Frederick Junction was robbed early Sunday morning August 9. Goods valued at over 60 dollars were taken and placed by the roadway. Two other defendants, Arthur Haller and David Roberts Jr., claimed intoxication and shielded Smith. Haller was wounded in the shoulder and Roberts had returned from a term in the House of Correction.
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Asmgrm News
Petit Jury
Tr Munas
Atone
Sonny Smith
East South
Woh
Ashley M. Abendschein
Fe Junction
Smith
Abend Hein
Clarence H. Wagner
Arthuir Haller
Abendschein
David Roberts
Frederick Junction
Gaithersburg
Hallet
Alton Hiei
Ade Luwmiothey
Lucy ¥. Hough
Herndon
Sam W. Mapies
Tamas W. Doansn
A. H. Craw
Hough
Herd
Bennett
Peter Sundar
Thurmont
Club Women Hold Training Schools For Clothing Project
County federation of 4 H Girls Clubs plans training schools on November 14 at Church Street School. Miss Helen Pearson and Mrs Clarence M dexvrn oversee sessions for the county. The federation council met Friday at Miss Ernestine Chubb’s apartment to organize the program and select leaders.
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Representa County Feries
Helen Pearsom
Clarente Iech- M.dexvrn
Schoo
Church Street
Council of the Federation
Ernestine Chubb
Hoover at Yorktown Urges Resolve Amid Dislocations
President Hoover spoke at Yorktown graveyard ground marking the sesquicentennial. he warned Americans to remember past triumphs and face temporary dislocations with confidence and resolve. Senate Swanson fell ill and left the field during the ceremonies. Governor Pollard greeted Hoover aboard the ship.
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Hoover
Washington
Yarstown
George Washington
Yorktown
Mr. Hoover
Smpg
Amerca
America
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