National Campaign Entering Final Weeks
National figures and state leaders stage rallies and speeches as the campaign nears its end. President Roosevelt and Secretary Morgenthau attend receptions, while critics press New Deal attacks. Congressional actions and party debates unfold ahead of the return to Washington.
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Preaigent Raesaelt
Gey
Amm Pantin
Temenus
Val Tom
Demon Ral
Los Ayne Presiden
Aya
Addnas
Worcester
Mass
Mens Ant
Prove R. 1
Heetan
Hyde
Gov
Lawson
Aspen
Nate
Whea
Dlineswin
Ely
Ickes
Philadelphia
London
ALW
Comin Commission
Sen Vandenberg
Mbelagan
Vandenberg
John W. Darss
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Wallis Simpson Shuns Royal Nicknames in Quiet Moments
Friends reveal Wallis prefers Wallis to Wallie or Davie and notes she curtsies in royal presence. An informal account recalls a ballroom scene where Mrs. Simpson refused a dance twice, the King pressing then smiling as she finally joined the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Walle
Ernest Simpson
Davie
Mrs. Simpson
Married 20 Years Enters Divorce Suit
Mrs. Anne M. Bruchey of this city files for absolute divorce and alimony in Equity Court against her husband John W. Bruchey of 459 West South Street. They would have observed their 20th wedding anniversary this Wednesday, having wed October 21, 1916, by Rev. U S G Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Anne M. Bruchey
John W. Bruchey
West South Street
U. 8
G. Rupp
Custody Battle and Family News Update
A custody case involves a respondent worker seeking support and a court order for alimony. The document notes a $28 counsel fee and $30 monthly alimony, with the respondent urged to show cause by October 28. A separate social column recounts a large family gathering near Silver Run honoring visitors from Lincoln and York with extensive attendance.
Local Social Notes Include Families Visiting In New Jersey
Sykesville hosts Warfield family from New Brunswick as guests with relatives. A bridal shower for Miss Florence Dortey in Catomavile was hosted by Mrs. James Duvall. Rev and Mrs EB Menneth Albaugh and daughter Ruth reached Darlingston to stay with relatives.
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Nie
Vidas
Cous Mellaray
Krepitat
Howard County
Harry Warnier
Dennis Itgane
Gen
F. Howes
Ray Smith
Norfolk
Westminster
Sykesville
Smith
D. W. Cauthorn
John T. Cauthorn
Charles W. Cauthorn
Frederick Fair
Milton D. Norris, Jr
Anna Seward
Denton
Preston
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
George Kelly
Walter O'Dell
John Wlams
Waynesboro
Harry King
Predenck
Gilbert Shiney
Church
Baltimore
Lee
Warfield
Wiliam Jean
Sykesville Bykesville
Ort
Howard Warfield
New Brunswick
N. J
W. OH. Parlett
James Duvall
Florence Dortey
Taltimore
EB. Menneth Albaugh
Ruth
Darlingston
London Riot Sparks Fascist Parade Turmoil
A fragmented report describes clashes and tense street scenes in London amid fascist movement activity. Authorities moved to disperse crowds as tensions rose during an announced parade and related protests.
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London
Fiat
Beriavid
Mate
Landon Exes Poel
Unclear OCR Mess Highlights Local Figures and Names
Fragments of names and places appear with scattered references to individuals, families, and events. The legible bits hint at community notices, marriages, deaths, and local social references, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmented OCR note hints at local voices and names
The text shows scattered names such as Macy Vaile and Mrs Gisat with several unclear phrases. It reads like an OCR garble listing people, places, and dated references without a clear cohesive event or narrative.
Fragmented OCR brings scattered names and places
The text lists many names and places in a jumbled OCR fragment, mentioning individuals such as Nevnar, Mey, Masa ki, and Wills along with places like Hattingen, CA MESA, and Wormer. It reads like a garbled dataset lacking clear events or context.
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Starag
Masaki Mba
Anna Pine
Poe
Atos
Moshe Viator
Enidy
Fragmented OCR hints at local event details
Readable fragments point to a community update or notice involving a person or group, with unclear dates or places. The text shows garbled names and possible scheduling terms, suggesting a forthcoming meeting or appointment. Further clarification needed to identify entities and actions.
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Toonerville
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Seamen
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Fairgrounds
Bruchey
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Dor Gerert
Charles VanFossen
Silver Run
John VanFossen
Lincoln
Neb
George VanFossen
York
Nebraska
John Hope
Betty Jane
New Windsor
Roy Eaton
T. E. Renner
Junifer
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Wilbur
George Etzler
J. W. Etzler
Woodsboro
Jess VanFossen
Donald
Cheng
M. Teredyer
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Teoyd Bennett
Mickey McGuire
Mus
DOW
Cautherm
Charles
Guuthe AI
Abd
Wien
Arstell
Wathine
Hoo
Summingys
Mia
Seameton
Mis Dostopa Ubarises
Garek Pha
Howard Straher
Howent Stresker
Mia Fame
Dathyon
Peters
Tomers Thephert
Warren Shaaker
Sakata
Aburaghiter
Vicran
Warnelt
Rome
Elgg Pigerts
Moe Wilti Giveon
The
Mag
Daadeer Thay
Mtark
Moonah
Macy Vaile
Hope
Preep Eey
Mrogtab
Diag
Gisat
Susper
Pheer Ke Sen
Mointy
BSL de Cryer Nester
Sheer
Verfeait
Kongleas
Matty
Cin
Noah Gadibe Bial Tote Ised Far
Chalfonte Haddon
Leeds
Lippinentt
Atlantic City
Sirs Bendy
Tian Boalt
Hrie Gradh
Bradt
Mae eRinke
Pune
Alwaga
McCleery’s
Sor Norgul Wake
Rick
FORD
Frederick Motor CO
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Maryland
Alcout
United States
Don
Leagilotins
Depothoet
Tay
Ubeparite Ryiten
Sasinas
Vile
Government and
Pastal
Hot
Cos
GT Pal Depeadts
Batike
Amauita
Ayowan
Yten U3
AL Surat
Nates and
Ae Beytures
VA Te Hanke
TAG Abarer
Ramman Stack
Weleed
Wasetar
Wammond Clary
Hammont Clary
Cashlery
Corres
Attar
Amos A Holter
Suvie
Maryland
Arthur v Mag Fineston
Xares
Peder AB
Corcorathn
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