O Conor criticizes Nice as a wisecracker in gubernatorial bid
Attorney-General O Conor, Democratic nominee, told a City Opera House crowd that Gov Nice should refocus from showmanship to duty. He attacked Nice's four year record and recalled the $2 tags and the Brunswick to Point of Rocks road, then urged fiscal and program reforms in conservation and education while pledging no more diversions of hunter funds. Senator Tydings urged a strong navy as essential to national security and peace.
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City Opera House
Bercy W Nice
Nice
Romulus
O'Conor
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
State Game Department
Conservation Commission
General Treasury
General Conservation Fund
Education
Board of Health
State Roads Commission
State Law Department
United States
Millard EB. Tydings
Bothing Shoul IL
Tydings
China
Ethiopia
Europe
Answers to Cranium Crackers Question on Page Four
The man named William Makepeace Thackeray was born in 1811 and died in 1863. This brief item confirms the biographical dates for the famous writer in a puzzle answer.
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Frank L. Myers and Mary Lee Tidler of Arlington Virginia and others including Howard Long and Kathryn M Hauser in Lebanon Pennsylvania. Property deeds show Alma M Warren to United States county for 4000 dollars and transfers among Charles H Corbett Martin L Grushon and spouses for five dollars.
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Frank L. Myers
Mary Lee Tidler
Arlington, Va
Howard Long
Wernersville
Kathryn M. Hauser
Lebanon
William C. Shifflett
Island Fore
Mary L. Swift
Mine Run
Alma M. Warren
United States of America
Martin & Grushon
Charles H. Corbett
Martin L. Grushon
Democratic rally touts farm export role and economic aims
The speaker warned that surpluses must be sold abroad or the government may seize farmers' economic rights. He urged diplomacy with debtors and endorsed Hull's aim to find markets for American farm products, while stressing support for democratic government and party nominees. Local candidates and organizers voiced harmony and backing for O Conor.
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United States
Cordell Hull
William C Walsh
Ward
Bree
Byron
William D. Byron
Charles Stewart
J Millard Tawes
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Stedman Prescott
Harmony
David C. Wine“brenner
Frederick County
Charles H Conney
O'Conor
Conley
Winebrenner
Tydings
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Cumberland
Democratic National Committee
Sentence Suspended In Spring Grove Case
Three Circuit Court judges acquitted two Spring Grove State Hospital guards of murder in Henry Baumgartner's death, while one guard, Elmer Albert Loveridge, was convicted of manslaughter with a one year suspended House of Correction term. The verdicts said there was no intent to homicide and that the detention room was used to protect inmates.
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Spring Grove State Hospital
Elmer Albert Loveridge
House of Correction
Donald W. Walters
Oliver D. Corkran
Henry Baumgartner
Dundalk
Wage Hour Law To Be Enforced In Full
Washington October 21 The wage and hour administration warned a small minority of employers that the new wage hour law would be enforced uniformly and strictly. Administrator Elmer F Andrews said penalties are heavy and the office will carry out Congresss intent despite attempts to discredit or intimidate the enforcement. He cited exemptions claimed by a few as preposterous as plants shut down to avoid compliance while most employers cooperate. The act sets 25 cents minimum and a 44 hour work week in interstate commerce and takes effect Monday. Some shutdowns were linked to seasonal operations or inventory building to blame on the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Congress
Andrews
Canton Fall by Japanese Forces After Brief Campaign
Canton, Oct. 22. Japanese troops captured Canton in a rapid operation that overwhelmed hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers. Tanks and infantry moved into the city as 50,000 civilians looked on, signaling a major step in the South China invasion amid the broader Chinese Japanese war. The loss cuts off Canton as China’s main gateway for military supplies and commerce, with Hankow still a key objective nearby. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek reportedly left Hongkong for Changsha as the Japanese push toward Hankow continues.
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Japan
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Burma
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Hanoi
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Heiress Surfaces to Claim $58,000 Yeakle Estate
Valletta May Yeakle Coughlin of New York City reappears to seek her share of the Edward Yeakle estate in Frederick court proceedings. Administrators had planned to declare her legally dead on December 2 after decades of silence. A New York law firm represents her, seeking to establish her identity for a proportional share of the $1.6 million Yeakle estate, with notices once published in Los Angeles and New York.
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Cabrini Boulevard
New York City
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Yeakle Estate
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Washington
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Dayton
Ohio
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Peoria
Cline
Edward Yeakle
Brown
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Edward Yeakie
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Chicago
John Yeakle
Caroline Belle Tullis
Lincoln
Perkins Hopes For Labor Peace Soon
Secretary of Labor Perkins said after talks with AFL and CIO leaders she has high hopes the factions will settle their three year dispute within six months. She noted signs of a desire for peace among leaders and stressed the administration’s interest in labor peace for economic stability. She spoke after calls with AFL leader Tobin and CIO President Dubinsky, both urging a reunion.
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Daniel Tobin
American Federation of Labor
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Dubinsky
Count of Paris Makes Air Visit to Belgium Estate
The 30 year old Count of Paris landed near Paris in a 200 mile round trip by air to read a manifesto urging restoration of the king. Royalists ferried reporters to a country estate 40 miles northeast of Paris where the Count apologized for the ruse and toasted France’s restoration before returning to Belgium.
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