Suspended sentence in teen crime case and trials noted
In a Baltimore area hearing youths aged 15 faced trial with suspended sentences under advisement for burglary and related offenses. Testimony detailed an attempted car start and garage break in, with one boy confessing to breaking into a shop previously. Additional cases and juries planned for Thursday include charges of bastardy and other offenses.
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Alton
Bennet
Ed Myers
Reno S. Ha
We Willard
Arthur Harding
Baltimore
Weather summary fragment from October 1931 page
Fragmentary weather notes show 74 degrees high, showers likely, with precipitation tally 2.20 inches. Mentions date range late October and codes AIS EC KAS 21GB times. No full local forecast available.
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AIS Ec
City Dark For Minute Tonight To Honor Edison
Citywide darkness will pause at one minute past the hour to honor Thomas Edison. Officials say the brief darkness commemorates Edison’s impact on power and invention, inviting residents to reflect quietly during the moment.
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Edison
State Teachers Meet on Friday in Frederick County
Frederick County educators prepare to attend the 64th Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore with sessions at City College the Polytechnic Institute and Clifton Park High School Friday. Delegates from Frederick include James C. Biehl Wilbur Derilbiss Howard Flook Miss Rachel Smith Katherine Wiener and Ella V Kreig. A joint library section meeting will follow with J Elmer Morgan Mary Wilkinson and Hannah Stevens among speakers.
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Prederick City
Wlat Cides Freday
Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Imade
Joseph H. Apple
Hood Colege
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Wit Acead
Baltimore City
City College
The
Polytechnic Institute
Clifton Park High School
Frederick High School
Howard Flook
Sabillasville
Frederick County
Rachel Smith
Micxay
Katherine Wiener
Ella V. Kreig
Frederick County Teachers Association
Lbrary Con
Maryland Literary Association
Maryland Public Library’ Advisory Commission
Baltimore City College
Dr. Apple
J. Elmer Morgan
Journal of the National Education
Washington
Mary
No Cut in Funds for Navy Band
Washington reports Hoover insists there will be no reduction in funding for the Navy Band. Navy Department notes indicate possible changes to favor room proposals and to abolish the band, while the budget revised downward by about 50 million dollars. President Hoover reviews the matter as the Administration considers ship names and fortifications.
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NAVY
Hoover
Washington
U. S
Arkansas
Annapolis
Yorktown
Firemen Honor Fallen Comrade in Funeral Crowd
At Fergaville Church a packed service paid tribute to Anglebower a 39 year old fireman killed Sunday at Nolan s Ferry by boatman Harry Olewiler held for murder. The Citizens Truck Company and local brigades sent floral remembrances as pallbearers from Junior and United engines stood beside the widow and two boys.
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Anglebower
United
Cnglebower
Charles E. Weber
Presbyterian Church
Citizens’ Truck Company
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
Noir
Thucbie A. Markoe
Licksvile
Olewiler
Scouts To Collect Old Clothing On October 31
Frederick city and county Boy Scouts plan to collect old clothing and shoes on Halloween weekend to aid the needy. Garments will be gathered at schools, with home pickups by request. The effort involves the American Legion women’s group and a local laundry for cleaning. local drouth relief and Children's groups assist in organizing this charity drive.
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Hallowe'en
Frederick City
American Legion
Oman
Predecick County
Drouth
Emerton
Children’s
Ative Henrys R. Coates
Boy Injured by Fire Hose Stream Paid $400
A boy was injured by a fire hose stream and his parent received $400 from the defendant company. The court ordered the costs of the defendant company to be paid as ordered by the Arkansas State Judge.
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Arrykeee Sete
Poultry judging set for Frederick Saturday by 4-H teams
About 50 Maryland and county 4-H members will travel to Frederick for the state poultry judging test at Frederick Fair Grounds Saturday morning with a luncheon at Francis Scott Key hotel around 12:30. Five pullets and five cockerels per class will be judged in four classes White Leghorns Rhode Island Reds Barred Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes.
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Maryland
Frederick
Frederick Fair Grounds
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick County
Dosen
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
Rice
University of Maryland
Henry R. Shoemaker
Emory Harrier
Lewistown
Chester Hull
Meat
Room Mothers Meet at Church Street School
The Room Mothers of Church Street School held their first meeting of the year in the faculty room. Officers elected include Mrs. Guy K. Motter as chairman and Mrs. Charles E. Huffsoh as secretary. They plan welfare work and study on child care and will petition the Frederick County School Board for a half day Armistice Day holiday.
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Church Street School
John L. Shaw
Church Street School Community Association
Chester G. Clem
Guy K. Motter
Charles E. Huflsoh
Frederick
George Daugherty
Jona Engle
Lewis Clem
Earl Zeiger
Edward
Charlies Hudson
Austin Haffner
Hugh Gitinger
Award Hates
Alves
Leaseham Lexis
Walter Russell Thomas
Frances 1St
Edward Sharpe
Lox
John Baum
Chester
Bake
Wilam ‘Simmons
Professor Found Shot To Death In Virginia
A professor at the Virginia agricultural experiment station was found shot to death in Blacksburg Virginia. Police or authorities investigated the unusual death, with details unclear due to the damaged OCR text. The case involves the local university and police response to a fatal incident on campus grounds.
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Backsburg
A. Soma
Apeg Mecnany
Virginia
Barn Destroyed by Fire on Zar Farm Night
A modern barn on Zar’s farm was destroyed by fire during the night. The blaze reportedly consumed 400 bushels of grain and 75 tons of hay, with initial efforts to save nearby buildings continuing at dawn.
Voter Declaration Rules Roil Maryland Elections 1932
In Maryland the Declaration of Intentions law requires new residents to appear at the county clerk and declare intention to reside for one year before voting. Those declaring after November 7, 1932 cannot vote on that date. Officials warn residents to file early. Montgomery County prepares notices and deputizes clerks to supervise filings starting Thursday.
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Maryland
Dender
Fred
Caurix Dec
Jenality Regis
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Board of Election Supervisors
Toadem
Haugh
Montgomery
McCully Sues Norwegian Ship Company for Wreck
Norfolk Va October 21 Rear Admiral Newton A McCully retired has filed suit for 25000 damages against the Norwegian steamer Verona Browning over the sinking of the Chiaka in Chesapeake Bay September 7 The suit claims the Verona caused the collision by a sudden course change and the vessel’s crew were negligent
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Norfolk
Newton A. McCully
Uber
Verona
Hirachi
Chesapeake Bay
McCully
Inquest Ordered Into Death Of Mrs Rose Hodges
Baltimore Oct 21 An inquest was ordered into the death of Mrs Rose Hodges 39 struck and killed instantly by an auto in Coonsvale Md Driver C Shires was released on own recognizance for the inquest He said he was bound south on the highway when Hodges figure loomed into the road and the collision occurred
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Baltimore
Rose Hodges
Coonsavle
C. Shires
Hodges
Parkway Paris Clears Over S108 E Fa Rare Fence
Parkway Paris clears an obstacle labeled S108 E fa as a rare fence, with authorities noting the clearance of a noted barrier on the route. The event highlights ongoing infrastructure adjustments affecting local traffic and access.
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Paris
WRS RAWSBURG Installed as MD Auxiliary Officer
WRS RAWSBURG group installs as Maryland Auxiliary officer with head of local branch. Mrs Ramsburg elected to three one year terms. plans for Armistice Day parade under American Legion, flags on graves. Auxiliary to hold a Coke sale Nov 7 chaired by Mrs Charles W Talley Sr. members to visit Mt Oliver and St Johns cemeteries.
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Ramsburg
Clarence
Shiptors
S Heck
Ta Chars W. Talley
Am Quinn
Calvin i Engle
Elmer FL Munshower
Robert L. Hammond
Ramsourg
Armerican Legion
Mt. Oliver
St. John's
M Communities
Charles W. Talley
Ehateman
Trainer for Whitney Stables Dies Today
Baltimore, Oct. 21 AP James Rowe Jr trainer for Mrs Payne Whitney's Greentree stables including Twenty Grand died after a two day illness from acute indigestion He was 42 preparing St Brideaux for the 15000 Maryland Handicap at Laurel His wife and close friend FP Jamin were at his bedside He is survived by two children James Jr 4 and Lawrence B 2
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Baltimore
James Rowe
Payne Whitney
Greentree
Josepht
FP. Jamin
Me. Rowe
Brooklyn
N.Y
Chidren
James Jrd
Lawrence B
P T A Meeting at Washington Street School
The P T A of Washington Street School held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening with president Herbert Schroeder in charge. Attendance was good. The program included Blue Ridge Orchestra selections, readings by Miss Smith, an instrumental solo, and performances by Rev. D Shafter. The association approved $25 for cafeteria welfare.
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P. T. A. of Washington Street School
Herbert Schroeder
Blue Ridge Orchest
Rev
D. Shafter
Miss Smith
Horine
Duct
Allee
Grace
Otchfs
Welthe
Nation Honors Edison With Nationwide Lights Out Tribute
The nation and several cities dimmed lights for a minute at 10 PM in memory of Thomas A. Edison. West Orange hosted a 15 acre memorial gathering with 400 attendees as President Hoover and notable figures joined in, while the Statue of Liberty also darkened for one minute.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Thomas Alva Edison
Pressien
Eos
Ohio
White
Edison
Milan
Uther
Detroit
Edivon
Denver
Henry Pord
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mexico
Allence
Uals desSuas Sro
New York
Thomas Aeaton
A. Eall
Second Corps
Army
Ferkiness
Wife of physician sought as slayer of two in trunks
Los Angeles October 21 Winnie Ruth Judd 26 wife of a physician and daughter of a minister is at large as the suspected killer in the Phoenix trunk murders. Two bodies, Mrs Agnes Leroi 32 and Miss Hedvig Samuelson 24, were found in trunks shipped from Phoenix. Detectives call it a case of possible mental derangement. search focuses near Laguna Beach where the victims were located.
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Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Vicctims
Agnes Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Another wife beater sentenced to lashes in Baltimore
Charles Lamsey was convicted of wife beating in criminal court and sentenced by Judge Eugene O'Dunne to be taken to the city bail and given five lashes at the shipping post. The whipping, to be followed by examination and release, was scheduled for late today. Lamley has suffered years of abuse claims from his wife, and he is the second man to receive lashes in the past year. another Eastern Shore man at Sansbury had been whipped weeks earlier for similar charges.
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Baltimore
Charlten Lamsey
Eugene O'Dunne
Lamley
Vo Ha
Sansbury
State to fund modern lab at Rockville courthouse
Montgomery County Commissioners accepted the Maryland State Department of Health offer to maintain a modern health laboratory in the new Rockville courthouse. Dr. Benjamin G. Perry and Dr. William T. Pratt were appointed to purchase equipment after the county would spend about $1,500. A state salary package of roughly £2,000 for the director and £7.20 for an assistant accompanied the offer. A committee, including Mrs Wille Greene Day and Isa Tavinia Entie, will report on window shade work.
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Maryland State Department of Health
Rockville
Montgomery County
Benjamin G. Perry
Bethesda
State Board of Health
William T. Pratt
Carter N. Kirkman
State Board
Ted Ws
Wille Greene Day
Isa Tavinia Entie
J. Darby Borman
Wilam Frank Ricketts
John B. Diamond
Roos D. Hamme
Testomec Shares Cropped Amid Commerce Deputy Report
A report from the state commerce office notes Vairoad shares in Testomec showed a drop of about three to eight points amid market fluctuation. Traders cite Crags and Patats as factors influencing the decline.
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Vairoad
Testomec
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