Refusal Of $234 Offer For Recount Sparks Court Talk
County Commissioners reject a $234 offer from Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor for recount costs. Election officials plan to press the bill of $5748.55 in circuit court as Francis Perrott says the money would pay clerks and tellers. Bonds and negotiations unfold after a one day recount on September 19.
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Attory
Herbert R. O'Conor
Board of Election Supervisors
O'Conor
Arthur D. Willard
Ar. Perrott
Petroft
Petrott
G. Hunter Bowers
Elections Board
Bowers
Perrott
A.H. Derr
Commissioner Board
Osera House
Triangular talks eyed to salvage Anglo American trade pact
Berlin dispatch says official quarters propose unofficial experts from the United States Great Britain and Germany meet to devise a three way agreement to supplant or supplement the Anglo American treaty They would seek to restore business confidence and find ways for Germany to buy and supply items blocking the pact outcome.
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Berlin
Ano Post
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather notes show 22 hours ending before dawn with no new precipitation. October precipitation totals 0.75 inches vs 2.58 inches normal. October 1837 shows 9.36 inches. 1938 precipitation deficit to Oct 1 stands at 1.26 inches. Yesterday high 52 F, previous year 67 F. Overnight low 32 F, previous year 19 F. Sun sets 3:23 p.m., sunrise 6:28 a.m., moonrise 6:44 a.m., moonset 5:31 p.m. Streams Monocacy and Potomac remain clear.
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Monocacy
Potomac Clear
Jackson Refuses to Pick Side in Maryland Governor Fight
Baltimore October 22 AP May Howard W Jackson defeated a date for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and left open backing Governor Nice if his supporters wish. Jackson told Atlantic City vacationers there is no reason to get involved between Nice and O Conor. Nice ridiculed O Conor and backers for claiming harmony in the Democratic ranks.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Harry W. Nice
Jackson
Herbert R O'Conor
Atlantic Cry
Leason
Nice
O’conor
WPA Moves Local Offices to New Downtown Building
The Works Progress Administration announces a relocation of its twelve county Maryland area offices from 13 North Court Street to the fourth floor of the former Central Trust Company building at Market and Church streets. Effective November 1, the move serves a staff of about 70 people overseeing projects in all counties except two on the Western Shore.
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Works Progress Administration
Maryland
Fred W. Spring‘er
Flautz-Wertheimer
North Court Street
Central Trust Company
Market and
Church Streets
Springer
Western Shore
Frederick
WPA
Peoples Fire Insurance
Church and Court Streets
Howard
Calvert
Montgomery
Fort Hill Park
Cumberland
Williamsports
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Detective Tells How Dr. Willard Was Shot
Washington October 22 Detective Harry L Woodward reports Dr Earl Willard a 60 year old Philadelphia osteopath and former Frederick Maryland resident was shot while seeking lodging at 24 South Pershing drive Arlington County. Willard was found on the roadside by Frederick Ball of Ashburn and taken to Dr Frank Bernard Schueltz Falls Church then Georgetown Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. Jefferson says Willard held something behind his back and, after urging him to leave, retrieved a .22 rifle and fired.
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Washington, D. C
Earl Willard
Philadelphia
Frederick, Md
Frank Jefferson
South Pershing Drive
Arlington
Harry L Woodward
Willard
Frederick Ball
Ashburn
Frank Bernard Schuiltz
Falls Church
Georgetown Hospital
Jefferson
Worman's Mill Traffic Light Question Sent to State
A request for an automatic traffic light at the Worman's Mill intersection of Routes 15 and 26, north of Frederick, was ordered sent to the State Roads Commission by the Frederick Branch Advisory Board of the Automobile Club of Maryland. The meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed local safety patrols, new gear, and a statewide road funding survey.
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Worman
Boyer
Kolmer
Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Automobile Club of “Maryland
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Harry W. Nice
iHe
Herbert R. O'Conor
Oconor
O Conor
Herbert M. Brune, Jr
Chrysler Restores Wages To Old Level
Chrysler Corp announces restoration of salaries under $300 to pre reduction levels, with consideration for those earning more than $300. New pay takes effect October 31. GM announced a similar move last Tuesday. Mrs Lulu E Crist, 205 West Fifth Street, marks her birthday anniversary today.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Lulu E. Crist
West Fifth Street
Miller Erdman Nuptials Today In Burkittsville
Miss Ruth H Erdman daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs H C Erdman Burkittsville will wed J Kerwin Miller of New Kensington Pa today at 4 30 in St Pauls Lutheran Burkittsville The ceremony will be by candlelight assisted by Rev Harvey D Hoover The reception at Vindabona Brad dock Heights will follow with about 100 guests from Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Sunbury New York and more Organist Mrs Mason Hoffman and soprano Miss LaRue Thomas will perform prior and during the ceremony The bride will wear brocade gown with heart shaped neckline veil a Mary Stuart cap and orange blossoms Flowers a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley
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Ruth H. Erdman
H. C. Erdman
Burkittsville
J. Kerwin Miller
New Kensington
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Miller
Har
Vey D. Hoover
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Vindabona
Braddock Heights
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Warkeninn
Sunbury
New York
tere_moeny
Mason Hoffman
Middletown
Rosvats
Ant” Sanders
D'Hardelot
Syiv
Tschaikowsky
Mirs. Hoffman
Stenson
Youman
David E. Wells
College Park
Legion Drum Corps First in Drill at Apple Harvest Parade
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Francis Scott Key Post No 11 won first prize of 75 dollars at the Apple Harvest Festival parade in Charles Town West Virginia Friday evening. About forty Legionnaires competed in a fifteen minute drill. Piedmont won second prize of 35 dollars. Junior corps from Charles Town also participated amid floats and festivities led by drum major Laurens Phebus and with Arthur Ridgely as president.
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American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Charles Town
W. Va
Frederick
Piedmont
The
Iaaurens Phebus
Arthur Ridgely
Aircrafts Lead Brisk Upswing In Wall Street
Air crafts led a selective upswing in today s stock market with leaders gaining three or more points. The bulge attracted profit takers as top marks fell back near the close after early recovery peaks. Ticker transfers ran around 1 3 million shares with steels and motors following in popularity.
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New York
Steels
Ling
Czechs Hungarians Clash Leaves Thirteen Dead
Prague October 22 AP The general staff said twelve Hungarian terrorists and one Czech gendarme were killed in fighting in southern Slovakia. Czechoslovak troops captured several terrorists seized arms and ammunition surrounded eight band members. terrorists from ambush wounded two Czech zendamres.
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Prague
Slovakia
Auto Wrecks Near Culvert on Liberty Pike
A new Ford Harmon of Jefferson suffered major front-end damage when it struck a culvert and guard rail on Liberty Pike west of Unionville around midnight. State police Corp. W K May led the investigation with no blood reported. Nearby, a West Seventh street pike collision near Frederick resulted in no reckless driving charges after Mrs Rosier Kolb Thurmont left and Mr Remsberg attempted to avoid impact. State officer T A Short investigated. A relief-drive transport driver with no Maryland license received a suspended sentence from Justice Linn. Bernard Bruggeman Jr of York, rooming in Baltimore, was jailed after a minor incident following a license issue. Aaron K Ogle of West Sixth street received a summons for no license after Walkersville to Woodsboro contact.
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Liberty Pike
Ford Harmon, Jefferson
Ballimore
Unionville
Corp
W.K. May
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Walter E. Linn
Charles H. Remsberg
Rosier Kolb
Thurmont
Baltimore
Aaron K. Ogle
West Sixth Street
Corp. May
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Japanese QB DieS From Nampa Burley Game Injuries
Nampa Idaho October 22 AP Koichi Koyama a quarterback from Nampa high school died from injuries sustained in the Nampa Burley football game last night. Doctors said x rays showed the second vertebrae had slipped pressing on the spinal cord.
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Nampa
Idaho
Koichi Koyama
Tri State Pocahontas Meeting At Kenp Prados Hall
About 125 members of the Dauntillers of Pocahontas attended the Tri State meeting held at Kenp Prados Hall. Virginia Varga Saapsun Winchester and Harry Bennett presided with remarks by ten Pocahontas members. Dinner was served at Reed Men's Hall. notable topics included committee reports and the January Baltimore gathering.
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Dauntillers
Pocahontas
Mors Lane
Orgaeratin
Kenpihad
Virginia Varga Saapsun
Winchester
Great Segannone Ab
Hatteaivne
Eink Sachem
Harry Bennett
Reed Men's Hall
Baltitimore
Aretapgings
Daisy Mian
Erma Shatter
Phoebe Wor
Lithe Baer
Mary Sweeney
Wage Hour Law Set To Start Monday In 1201 A.M.
Washington reports the wage hour administration rushes last minute explanations on employer records and compliance under the new law. Elmer F Andrews aims to publish record-keeping guidelines and issue a broad interpretation tomorrow. He will also broadcast radio talks to answer common business questions.
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Washington
NRA
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Sikora Acquitted By Chicago Jury
Chicago, Oct. 22 AP A jury of eleven husbands and one bachelor acquitted Rudolf Sikora 31 after brief deliberation. They ruled he acted to protect the sanctity of the American home in killing Edward Solomon 35 the bachelor who stole his wife's affections.
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Chicago
Rudolf Sikora
Russell F Hornburg
Edward Solomon
Margaret Sikora
To Educate Industry In Making Munitions
Washington reports military leaders expect Roosevelt defense plans to raise spending to educate industry in munitions production. The initial two million funded by Congress remains unused as officials push to accelerate the five year program. Calls to double or triple the $10 million budget are under review in a broader defense needs restudy at Roosevelt’s request.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Roos
Howard County Candidate Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Howard County Republican leader and commissioner candidate Harry Noll died at Johns Hopkins University Hospital from a streptococcus infection in Baltimore. He served five terms as Clerk of the Circuit Court in Ellicott City. His death leaves a widow, three sons Elwood, Hobart, and Adara M Noll, and a brother John Noll. The State Central Committee will name a replacement candidate.
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Harry Noll
Howard County
Efor
Baltimore Lin University Hospital
Tthe
Ellicott City
State Central Committee
Elwood and
Hobar Noll
Elicott
City
Adara M Noll
la Plata
John Noll
Harrisonburg
Japs Predict Hankow Capture Amid Central China Push
Japanese commanders warned Hankow would fall as Canton fell, with foreign ships told to sail ten miles above Hankow by midnight. U S gunboats Guam and Luzon patrolled the Yangtze near Hankow while Chinese retreat accelerated toward Hankow, Hanyang, and Wuchang. Canton’s occupation boosted the central China drive. Main Japanese force entered Canton after mop up in downtown streets amid sporadic rifle fire.
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Shenghai
Hankow
Imereat
Hankow Wen
Shanghai
Yangtze River
United States
Guam
Luzon
Hanyang
Wuchang
Canton
South China
Central China
Maryland Drum Majorettes Stand Confusion Over Skirts
The University of Maryland backed away from shorts accusations stating the two drum majors wore skirts and that marching ability, not attire, caused dispute. Dean Adele Stamp noted a faculty committee only reviewed marching and not skirts, with photos suggesting writers misread divided skirts as shorts.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Bean
Adele Stamp
Maryland
Virginia
Dean Stamp
Shirley Conor
Dorothy Arnold
Birthday Observance For Shipley Family
Mr H F Shipley a North Market Street merchant and his two sons Michael and Patrick will hold a joint birthday observance Sunday at their home 416 North Market Street Mr Shipley will be 64 Michael 6 and Patrick 3 all three born October 23 The gathering will celebrate the family’s shared birthday date.
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H. F. Shipley
North Market
Michael
Patrick
Sreet
Shipley
Weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic states
The forecast covers the week starting Monday with rain at the start and again toward Thursday and the end of the week. Monday night and Tuesday will be colder, followed by warmer midweek, and a cold front returns Friday night.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
Hearing Tonight for Arrian Maker Jailed on Street Drunkenness
A Police Court hearing is set for Arrian Maker after his arrest by Officer Herbert Strawsburg for drunkenness on the street. The incident prompted his detention and a forthcoming court appearance tonight.
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Arrian Maker
Herbert Strawsburg
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