One Negro Near Death in Alley House Stabbing
Richard Hallman, 27, lay at Monterre hospital with possibly fatal injuries after an axe hacking in Klinehart's alley. Two women, Myrtle Russell and Anna Boyce, were jailed on hacking charges, cited as suspects in the attack. Police, aided by Lieut Straley and Officer Brust, questioned the assaulted man and others, while the women await processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hallman
Monterre Hospital
Myrtle Russell
Anna Boyce
Priice
Khnehart's Alley
Anata
Fred Straley
Millard Brust
Charles W. Smith
Russell
Ovcu Dante
Hallman
Wiggin Family Bought Bank Stock, He Testifies
Albert W W. Wiewin former chairman of the Chase National Bank tells Senate investigators his family bought the bank's stock during a pool in 1928 1100 shares were acquired while a pool run by Chase officials profited about 50000 from 22217 shares traded. He said the pool formed to mobilize the market then claimed to widen distribution. The stock price rose about 100 points during the pool's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert W W. Wiewin
Chase National Bank
Senate
Wiggin
Chase
Thurmont Trousers Co to Open Factory in Rouzer Store Building
The Thurmont Trousers Co plans an early factory opening in the Rouzer store building MAUL to aid campaign costs for machinery. Subscriptions by town residents and business interests funded the effort. Louis Cooper, of Emmitsburg and Baltimore, will manage the plant as machinery is installed and wiring and lighting are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont. Trousers Co
Rouzer
Maul
Louis Cooper
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
North Dakota Railroads Defy Governor Embargo
North Dakota railroads moved wheat despite Governor Langer’s embargo order. The adjutant general’s office planned to deploy National Guardsmen to stop shipments if official word confirmed violations. Reports indicated rail lines were accepting wheat and grain crossed the state line while officials prepared a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Wiliam Langer
Adjutant General’s Office
National
Herman A. Bracopp
Weather Echoes of Unclear Yesterday and Forecast
Fragmented weather notes report 34 hours of precipitation ending today with Tam data. October to date 287 inches versus normal 754. October 1982 figures and past year comparisons appear, plus moonrise and moonset times. Stream conditions described as muddy with Potomac and other locales mentioned.
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Tam
Fmebet
Actuel
Bon Ee
Moon
Germany to Deduct All Air Defense Spending From Taxes
Berlin reports an unusual decree by Finance Minister Von Schwer that permits 100 percent deduction for private and corporate expenditures on air defense. The measure claims a Versailles treaty ban failed to deter air threats and emphasizes protecting the population from aerial attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Schwerin Brosick
Germany
Court Hearings Begin As Juries Are Excused
Judge Willard clears petit jury and opens hearings on few-witness cases. Grove ordered to pay $6 weekly for three years for child support with $30 recognizance. Bastardy and carnal knowledge cases heard against Biggus and Muller with Redmond and Hoy as witnesses. Other hearings set for November. several cases continued. Local clerks note Dorsey departs from clothing business to join Kemp's store. Rosenstock Building changes hands. Tonight's hearings include Euippie and Hare charged with overshena? autombile charges. deputies file charges.
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Petit Jury
Willard
Circuit Court
Frederick E. Grove
Grove
Dorsey
Kemp's
Harry G. Dorsey
C ‘Thomas
Kemp
HG Dorsey
Cams
Meyteel Company
Stare
Zeich
Mr. Dorsey
Rosenstock Brothers
Men's
Cothiess
Rosenstock
She. Square
Frederick County board tours repaired city schools
Frederick County Board of Commissioners and Board of Education members toured eleven Frederick city and county schools repaired over the summer and early fall. They visited Frederick High, North Market Street, Church Street, Wallington Street, Parkway, Lincoln High for colored pupils, Jefferson, Knoxville, and three Brunswick schools, noting roof improvements. Lunch at Frederick High followed classroom observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick City
Brunswick
Frederick High School
E.C Kefauver
Serwin F. Ohler
Wiliam Y. George
J. Felser
Amon Burges
Baltimore
Board of Education
State Teachers’ Association
Frederick County
Fredence High School
Lord Baltimore
Miner killed during Illinois strike protest
Springfield Oct 19 AP A progressive miner Melville Staples 31 of Taylorsville was fatally shot near the progressive union HQ as thousands of miners flooded into Springfield for a protest march. The assailant fled as officials awaited NRA decision on Illinois wheat conflict. no motive established.
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Springfield, II
Taylorsville
Springfield
NRA
Melvile Staples
Progressive Union
Sidpewana Clay Tapio
State police respond to Princess Anne disorder call
State Police J T Knight W J Chatham and A F Anderson from the local substation rushed to Princess Anne around 11 p m on Wednesday after orders from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles about disturbances. Sergio E Markley led the substation earlier to protect a prisoner named George Armwood, with Jeff on duty, and they returned to the Frederick substation at 6 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Knight
W J. Chatham
A F Anderson
State Police
Princess Amme
Ipaching
Sergio E. Markley
George Armwood
Jeff
Frederick
Zeppelin plans stopovers from Chicago to Miami and Akron
A fragment reports Graf Zeppelin leaving Chicago with a half goat on arrival, under Hugo Eckener. The airship will refuel at Recife and Belém, Brazil, tomorrow, then continue to Miami on Monday, Akron Tuesday, and Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago
Rio de Janeiro
Ariy
Graf Zeppelin
Chizageeth
Hugo Eckener
Zeppeln
Revise
Pernambuco
Brazil
Miami
Akron
Tuesay
Final Anniversary Service on Sunday in Emmitsburg church
After three weeks of centennial observances the Bluxniteburg Methodist Episcopal Church will conclude its 100th anniversary on Sunday evening October 22 with a sermon by Bishop Edwin Holt Hughet. The period featured former pastors returning to occupy the pulpit and a condolence resolution for Rev. Milton H. Courtney. The history of the church traces to 1833 on the Gettysburg circuit with dedication by Rev. C B. Young and Rev. John L. Pitts. Special music and local quartets complemented the centennial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluxniteburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Setton
Edwin Holt Hughet
Washington
Milton H. Courtney
Annapolis
Courtney
Emmitsburg Methodist Church
William Lorem
William Moreland
Thomas J. Frailey
Gettysburg
C B. Young
Gettsburg
John ,L. Pitts
Washington, DC
Emmitsburg
Bishop Hughes
William E. Nelson
Hallowe'en Celebration in Thurmont Draws Big Crowd
A Thurmont Halloween event, guided by the Lions Club, attracts spectators likely surpassing last year’s 3,000. The weekend features a masked dance at the town hall with Barney Weller and his Blue Ramblers, a parade past a square reviewing stand lit by corn shocks, a court of honor with 40 prizes, and music by the high school band. State police will ensure orderly conduct and Mt. Carmel Catholic church ladies host penny bingo later at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Thurmont
Thermaont Lions Club
Beld Satur
Barney Weller
Blue Ramblers
Ladies of
Byrd to Be Aboard His Flagship When It Sails
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd will be aboard his flagship the Jacob Ruppert as she departs Hampton Roads for the Antarctic. His fever and illness have cleared, and he is expected to leave his room at the Monticello hotel today. Crews are loading supplies and caulking the ice-breaker Bear to follow the flagship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Richard E Byrd
Jacob Ruppert
Hampton Roads
Antarctic
Norfolk Naval Base
Souwiwatg WO & Wen Gayo
Havana Hospital Employes Strike Over Arrests
Havana October report notes emergency hospital staff went on strike to protest the arrest of twelve suspected communists. The hospital mostly functioned as nurses and interns handled duties. Streets remained patrolled by soldiers to guard against disorder. Archery at Hood College to host first fall tournament Friday afternoon in a Columbia round. Eleanor Miller Laughlintown Pa and Marianna Radcuff lead entrants with high scores. About one hundred girls enrolled in archery classes. many expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Hood College
Columbia
Eleanor Miler
Laughlintown
Moss Marianna Radcuff
Colege
Moss Elizabeth Burtner
Pt Education
Carpenter Quota for CCC Barracks Met in Frederick County
The federal unemployment bureau announced the complete carpenters quota for the Chilisa Conservation Corps camp project. A total of 72 carpenters were selected from 997 registered county applicants, with additional registrants to fill reinforcements if needed. The process, led by Captain Charles N. Staley, includes transport, varied job types, and prioritizes veterans with dependents, welfare recipients, and those with partial employment. On Friday registrants were sought in Buckeystown and Adamstown, with further registrations at Woodsboro and Walkersville planned.
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Chilisa
Unam_ployment Registration Bureau
Charles N. Staley
Court House
CC. C
Frederick City
Federal Registration Bureau For
iWelfare Board
Employment Bureau
Federal Employment Bureau
Staley
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Bucketstown
Glyde Roulson
Leal
Woodsboro
Walkersvill
Man charged with manslaughter in Monrovia car crash
Herman Beard is charged with manslaughter in the death of Mrs Bertha Juyaso near Monrovia after a late Tuesday night auto crash. Beard remains jailed and cites he was not the driver. Relatives plan funeral arrangements as details unfold.
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Herman Beard
Monrovia
Bertha Juyaso
Beard
Wact
Lily
Aten ¥ Bennett
Wis
Attend Pig Race At First Baptist Church Event
A local community event at the First Badu church featured men in a new modern setting, with a toast to E W Shox and the church’s estacon. About 165 pounds of food including potatoes dressing applesauce and coffee were served. after the meal attendees sang and speakers included Guenis, Joan S Renn, T Amold Whitmore, Walter Ring and Maynard Summere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenis
Joan S Renn
T Amold Whitmore
Walter Ring
Maynard Summere
Probes Placed On Lynching After Mob Clash In Princess Anne
Somerset County and Prince George’s authorities launched investigations into the lynching of George Armwood, a Black man accused of assaulting an elderly white woman. Governor Ritchie ordered the attorney general to assist, while state officials criticized local leadership as police and detectives mobilized to identify those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princesa Anne
Inves Ationg
George Armwood
Annapolis
Bert Ritchie
William Preston Lane
Baltimore
Merch
Ote
Five Lane
Ritchie
John B. Roebling
Ebert F. Duer
Geveremt
Chea Armwood
Princess Anns
Jact
Grory
Somerset County
Albers
Rolf Duer
Joby Robins
Charles D. Gaither
Baltimore City
Gene Thrive
Fetc
Attorney Generale
Maryla W
Maryland
Torney
Edward McK. Johanson
Bartler
Jorgon
Atton Robins
Johogurdex
Duef
Justice Dept moves to broaden Lindbergh kidnapping probe
The Justice Department ordered a fuller coordinated inquiry into the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Attorney General Cummings directed Edgar Hoover to take federal control, with White House approval, to align federal data with New Jersey efforts while denying any criticism of Frank Wilson's earlier work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Frank Wilson
Capone Income Tax Investigation Fame
Internal Revenue Bureau
Baltimore
Wison
White House
Cummings
Edgar Hoover
Division of Investigation
New Jersey
Wilson
Weller’s UJB Church 103rd Anniversary Obscure Program
The article details the 103rd anniversary of Weller’s UJB Church with events including special music, sermons by Eder T. Fike and Rev. Com. H Doesdar, Brethren services, Moravian Night, and various church groups performing. It lists dates around October with multiple services and choir performances, noting local factory workers and community members contributing to the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedlers
Bossiemasch Taurman
Caga Servce
Ebirge
Laa Onureh
Tharmors
Amdas
Merhamics
Pas
Old Taen
Eege Tool Facters
Lumfer Marin Factory
Jaco
Joseph Weller
Willam
Eder T
Com
H Doesdar
W Fisher
Wedrestay
D Beader
Meerakea Atone
E D Bright
WE Neon
Thamont Men‘s Chorus
Lustaung Amuse
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Sambo Dixon
Klinehart’s
Police
Ernest T. Weir
Steel Company
Labor Board
Weirton
W Va
John Melvin Euipple
Tract Avenue
Reuben Hare
Sixth Street
Henry F. Hum
County Commissioners and Board of Education On
Illinois
Princess Anne
Lions Club
Byrd
Carpenter
C.C.C
Jobs
Administration of Justice
Busi
Ness
Judge Duer
Robom
Rice
Justicn
Sussem
Toca
Robins
Dur
Edger Jones
Call
Shari Doughaty
Somerset
Washington Street
Aireet School
Bisates Ree-Teinwa
Cepwar
Associ
Democratic Committee
Hera. Sak
Misa
Mary W. Denson
Democratic National Committee
James A Farley
Mrs. Roosevelt
William C. Birely
Justice Dept
Willuams
Birely
Wiedwenidag
Birdy
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ekimund R Eschbach
Laura Vittinia Sinn
Edward Sinn
Wiliam Birely
North Market Street
Market
East Fiftih Streets
Tanerwates
Hhale Ham
Austin F Bedsner
Vere Birely
Buble Clasa
Jorg
Atte
Potomac Edison Company
Tises
Burely
Charles W Bates
New Haven
Mos
Charlote Busenell
Frances Bushnel Breit
W. Birety, Jr
Rosanne Hafner
Frecer
Haven
New York
Ainner
Bureiy
Damatin
Oftaadgs
Mwene
Weller’s UJ. B. Church
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