Trial of Brunswick doctor over death of Mrs. Lee opens
In Cir cit Court a juried trial begins for Dr. Strother charged with manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Erma Lee after an operation five hours before her death. Lee testified he arranged the procedure and paid 25 dollars, then helped his wife to the car for transport to a hospital, with witnesses outlining the events and medical findings surrounding the case.
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G. Thomas Ifother
Brunswick
Circit
Stroth
Erma Aant
Baersteno
Wother
Arthur D. Willard
Names W Woodward
Rother
Brunswick Physian
Strother
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Tappan
Lee
Brunswick Agust
Reed
Abili
Inswick
Walter E. Sinn
Seco
Quin
David C. Wine
Ener 3d
E. Austin James
Liam M. Storm
Winebrenner
Dr. Woother
John S. Foster
Waltie
Hannah Harrison
Washington, D. C
Delaplaneva
Virginia
Clarke County
Unofficial Soviet Envoy To The U S
Boris E Skvirsky head of the Soviet Information Bureau in Washington is described as the unofficial ambassador to the United States. He has long been known in capital circles as Hussia's unofficial ambassador and is expected to play a prominent role in Soviet American talks toward recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris E. Skvirsky
Soviet Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Hussia
Funeral of Ged Wallace Held at St John’s Church
City Lineman George Wallace funeral held from his East Third Street home with requiem Mass at St. John’s Catholic Church. Independent Hose Company pallbearers included Fire and Police Department representatives. interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Mayor Munshower absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
East Third Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. J. Conan
Independent Hose Company
Roy M. Hiltner
Arthur Hoffman
Edgar Crum
Fred Straley
Police Department
A. A. Radcliff
B. B. Rosenstock
Charles T. Butcher
Austin Young
Board of Aldermen
Munshower
Mt. Olivet
Harry &. Carty
Stocks And Staples Rise On Market Optimism
New York stock and staple prices moved upward as hopes rose from a presidential plan for a controlled gold market and a pledge to hold commodity prices. Leading shares gained one to five points, grain futures jumped 2 to over 4 cents a bushel, but overall trading remained subdued after early gains. Sterling traded at $4.60 and call money stood at ½ percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Widow Robbed in Baltimore Hotel
Mrs Louise Palmer of Boston was robbed of two rings valued at 2750 dollars and 200 dollars in cash by two men and a woman who entered her Baltimore hotel room near midnight. She was bound and gagged and found by another guest after hearing sobbing from three women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louise Palmer
Boston
Mass
Palmer
Maryland
Rockefeller study on liquor control after repeal released
John D. Rockefeller Jr. presents the completed report on liquor control after repeal. The Fosdick and Scott study urges state control of sales, elimination of the profit motive, and taxation for social aims, plus strict ad limits and abolishing license systems to curb lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Raymond B. Fosdick
Albert L. Scott
Rockfeller
Rockefeller
Canvassers announced for MCA financial and membership campaign
A list of announced canvassers for the MCA financial and membership drive is issued for October 24 25 and 26. Names include E B Ramsburg Charles W Louch G Hunter Bowers Richard Ramsburg J Travers Thomas D Ralph Zimm erman Sam W Maples and many others. The roster features clergy educators and local leaders reflecting broad organizational support.
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Tanvaceare
F McA
E B Ramsburg
Charles W Louch
G. Hunter Bowers
Richard Ramsburg
J. Travers Thomas
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Sam W Maples
J. H. Gambrill
George L. Rothenhoefer
Jesse Kolb
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Alden Fisher
R. Ames Hendrickson
Hammond Clary
Charles Hudson
A. Hart
Alvin G. Quinn
G. Wm. Nusz
W. W. Smith
Harper Rankin
Harvey Shue
Benjamin Rosistock
Max Fisher
F. Ross Myers
Mation
Miller
Pennsylvania gets by with one death this weekend
Philadelphia reports a quiet weekend with only one fatal auto crash. Malcolm Wolff, 20, of Reesedale, died when his car struck a tree and overturned between Montgomeryville and Cowansville near Kitanning. A handful of injuries occurred, eight in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Malcolm Wolff
Reesedale
Montgomeryville
Cowansville
Kitanning
Pittsburgh
Accented Russian Leaders Pronunciation Notes and Obituary Snippets
The item lists pronunciations for top Russian leaders Mikhail Kalinin Josef Stalin and Manin Litvinoff Matsem with accented syllables. It reports the death of Richard C. Haldeman aged 58, former vice-president of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway and president of the Hartsburg Bridge Company, in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. It also notes a Gothic tale of Ginevva the bride who hid in a chest during a wedding and was not found until years later.
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New York
Manim Litvinoff
Mikhail Kalinin
Josef Stalin
Stahl
Richard
Haldeman
Richard C. Haldeman
The
Hagerstown and Frederick, Railway Company
John Harris
Harrisburg
Hartsburg Bridge Company
Ginevva
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Miami Stop on Rio de Janeiro Flight
Graf Zeppelin moored at Opa-Locka naval base today during its voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Chicago. Thousands of cars lined the road to the airfield while guards searched all entrants. Officials cited precautionary security and said public access would extend to the railroad track around the mast. The governor’s office said heightened protection was arranged due to potential demonstrations.
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Miami
Fla
Sliver Hulk
Opa-Locka Naval Base
Rio de Janeiro
Chicaco
Liecraft
Tallahhassee
Graf
Milam
Dade County
Sironer
William N. Doak Dies in Virginia at 51
Former Secretary of Labor William N. Doak died at his McLean Virginia home from heart disease after a two week illness He was 51 and survived by a widow Doak previously led the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and served as its legislative representative before joining the Hoover administration in labor posts Born in Rural Retreat Wyther County Virginia his career covered railroad labor leadership and national labor policy
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Whshmaton
William N. Doak
Hoover
Labor
Jeader
Virginia
Doak
McLean
Wyther County
Bristol
Brotherhood of Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ances
Melvin
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Washington
Leesburg Parents Teacher Association
Chief of Forest Service Falls to Death in Headquarters
Washington October 23 AP Major R F Stuart chief forester of the National Forest Service fell to his death early today from a seventh floor window of the downtown building housing national headquarters He was 50 born in Cumberland county Pa a Dickinson College and Yale graduate with most of his career in the forest service He was cited by General Pershing for his World War service He is survived by his widow and two daughters
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Washington
R. ¥. Stuart
National Forest Service
National Headquarters
Service
Cumberland County
Dickinson Colleges
Yale
Forest Service
Pershing
Ins
Dies in Philadelphia Keefe r Phiceger at 52
Keefer Phiceger died suddenly at home 3520 South 84th Street Philadelphia Sunday night at 845. He was 52 years four months and 12 days old. Son of the late Judge John E Phieeger and Amands Cline Phieeger he leaves widow Frances M Phieger and three Frederick sisters Mrs Charles L Renn Mrs Carlton Molesworth and Miss Katie M Phieger and a brother Guy O Phieeger. Body to be moved to Philadelphia for burial with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Keefer Phiceger
South 84Th Street
Philadelphia
Orphans Court
John
Cline Phieeger
Frederick
Pranres M. Phiecer
Charles L Renn
Carlton Molesworth
Mass
Katie M. Phiseger
Guy O. Phieeger
Detroit
Michigan
R Etchison
Iumera
Five armed robbers rob Brainerd bank for 25000
Five gunmen overpowered bank staff at the First National Bank in Brainerd Minnesota a city of 10000. They fired inside and outside the building and escaped with at least 25000. Police pursue suspects and details remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Minn
First National Bank
Loans Made in U S to Cuba Face Senate Probers
Senate investigators reviewed evidence that former ambassador Enoch Crowder questioned the legality of Cuba loans made by Chase National Bank in 1927 and 1926. A memorandum cited Crowder opposing the loans citing the Platt Amendment and Cuba’s dire financial state.
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Washington
Senate
Enoch Crowder
Cal
Cuba
Chase National Bank
Fast
Loy Jul
BL Pd
Crowder
Morgan
Cubs
State Department
Financial crisis looms in Havana as unrest grows
Havana on October 23 reports a bomb in Vedado and rising strike threats as President Grau faces a seventh chaotic week. No injuries were reported. Infantry and militia units moved inland toward Oriente to quell disturbances.
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Havana
Vedado
Grau
Oriente
Flaming Auto Toll Rises to Five in Philadelphia Family Tragedy
An out of control flaming car struck a bus on the White Horse Pike Waterford New Jersey killing five of seven occupants and injuring two. Eleanor Hendricks 23 and Robert Quinn 45 died at once while William Eberhardt 54 and two grandchildren Eleanor 4 and James J Hendricks Jr 3 died later. All victims were Philadelphians.
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Camden
N. J
White Horse Pike
Waterford
Eleanor Hendricks
Robert. Quinn
William Eberhardt
Bishop Cannon Granted Review by U S Court
Bishop James Cannon Jr and his secretary Ada L Burroughs were granted Supreme Court review of a District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruling. They must stand trial on an indictment accusing them of violating the corrupt practices act by failing to report campaign contributions from the 1928 presidential race. The case was set for hearing on December 4.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Fearing
Supreme Court to Decide Recovery Cases on Merit
The Supreme Court announced it would hear the first challenge to features of industrial recovery legislation on its merits. It accepted Leo Nebbia’s appeal challenging the New York milk control act and scheduled a December 4 hearing. Maggie Smith jailed again for drunkenness and disorder. arrested at 2:15 am, taken to jail for hearing tonight after a prior warning to keep quiet.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Leo Nebbia
New York
Maggie Smith
Layman
Shaff
Brust
P. W. Griffh Ang
Burras
F. E Warbe
Paul W. Butler
Royal Elected President of Maryland Baptist Union
Rev. William C. Royal was elected president of the Maryland Baptist Union Association at the 98th session closing in Baltimore's Enlaw Place Baptist Church. Officers include J. N. Stewart and J. K. Falkenstine as vice presidents and J. Raymond Nelson as clerk. Three new churches formed, 109 existing, and a net gain of 950 members were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Royal
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Enlaw Place Baptist Church
Baltimore
J. N. Stewart
Salisbury
J. K. Falkenstine
J. Raymond Nelson
Maryland
Chas, E Maddry
Richmond
Foreign Mission Board
Jian Lue
W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
H. W. ‘Trimble
Louisville
Royal and
Fie
H. H. Ewing
Parkway School Lecture Series Opens Tonight
Under the Parkway School PTA a lecture series on Child Care and Training begins this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs Robert Olesen of Washington DC will speak. Eight lectures are planned with a small charge including admissions for two family members. The program reflects broader parent education aims of local PTAs.
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Parent- Teacher Association of
Parkway School
Robert Olesen
Washington, DC
Alice Sowers
Washington
National Congress of Parents RT Panamarabe
Olesen
Toment
Sam W Maples
Parkway Association
Charles McC Mathias
Commuities
Ieetures
Kiwanis Club Members Return From Capital District Meeting
Frederick Kiwanis Club members attended the Capital District Convention in Lynchburg Virginia. E Carruthers of Charlottesville was elected District Governor to succeed Edwin Hill of Washington D C Richmond Virginia was chosen as the next convention city. Attendees from Frederick included several couples and Cary Joll Hendrickson and Albert M Coblentz. The district comprises 49 clubs across Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. District officers and lieutenant governors from multiple cities were elected and the Washington club invited Capital District Kiwanis International to hold its mid winter conference in Washington.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Lynchburg
Hava
E. Carruthers
Charlottesville
Edwin F. Hill
Washington
Richmond
Frederick
James H. Harris
Leslie N. Coblentz
William M. Storm
Harry O. Schroeder
Henry R. Shoemaker
Cary Joll H. Hendrickson
Albert M. Coblentz
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Guynevine Haherealnntal
Banat
Pinky Alten
Tiving Diener
Alexandria
Uist
Barry W Hemming
Rip Stone Gap
Watson Copeland
Hopewell
Guy Misher
Staunpton
M. Channing Wagner
Wihnington
Del
Asa W. Howard
Rocicke
Washington, D. C
Capital District
Kawami
Cuuts
Norfolk
Petrpehuyr
Manassas Ya
Roosevelt Pushes New Money Plan At White House
President Roosevelt focused on immediate setup of the new monetary plan with Jesse Jones and other officials at the White House. He indicated favorable reaction to his speech and signed the Retail Credit Code, exempting small town stores with 2,500 residents from selling below invoice costs while preparing for a nationwide code rollout next month.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
R. F
NRA
Thal News
Lindberghs Fly From England and Land in Ireland
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh flew from Southampton through dense coastal fog to an unknown destination then reportedly proceeded to Galway in the Irish Free State. They later landed in Galway after a flight from England. The scene included a dense travel backdrop across transatlantic routes and news of their safety amid fog.
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Southampton
England
Charles A. Lindebergh
Galway
Irish Free State
Ireland
Irsh
Free State
Charles A. Lindbergh
Weather Today and Past Precipitation Report
24 hour precipitation ended 7 am trace. October total 287 inches versus normal 238 inches. Station reports 1923 totals 0.86 inches. Excess rainfall in 1933 noted 0.27 inches. Yesterday high 78? low 44. Sun set 5 21 pm. rises tomorrow 6 29 am. Moon rises 4 41 pm. sets 10 pm. Stream condition noted for Podpumae and Monocacy gharing.
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Attas
Schosey
Ock
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Hysician
J. G. Thomas Strother
Usband
U.S
Ged
Wallace
ST. John's Church
Rineman
Frederick County Board of Education
William D. K. Aldridge
Frederick High School
Alguuge
Tesadas
Aldridge
Siso
Afteen
James B. Doub
John C. Main
Charles E Walker
Edward 5. Motley
John A. T. Hildebrand
Roger H. Gelsbert
J. Brooke Boyle
Joseph W. Smith
George C. Paxson
Johnp. Thompson
William H. Whitmore
Wiliam
Plutt
F. MC. A
Naval Base
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WILLIAM N_ DOAK
Succumus
U.S. Tocuba
Ambassador Crowder
Vances
Bishop Cannon
U. S. Court
Sthater Hilton
Rooter
G. Milton
RockLfe
Mid-West
Washington College
Chestertown
Baptist Union Assn
W. C. Royal
Mrs. Oleson
Rebekah Lodge
Adamstoun Rebekah Lodge
Renekah Assembly of Maryland
Moss Celeste R. Thomas
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Rushardson
Ediths
Ethel the Reackan
Emer Brown
Sam Lodge
Catharine Ridenour
Bertha Elkin
Uty Tilian Reawn
Jane Ane
Elizabeth Seeger
Elsie Stone
Kfimmerman
Anture
Lewis Oxle
Richmond, Va
Gaithersburg
Thomas W. Troxell
Gaithersburg High School
Hizh—Samuel Gloyd
Bipaed Baad Blan Meantdeet
Rita Gloyd
Joseph Hawkins
Donald King
Margaret Nicol
Wilson
Smyth
Mary Mae Jacobs
Bills Glover
Eugene Broadhurst
Jallian Murphy
Thomas Plummer
Harry Glover
Harold Sershey
Janees
George Conn
Salis Reynolds
May Lou Walker
Warner Connell
Alice Oden
Clayton Watkins Jr
Frances Crasford
Aaron Mills
Helen Leizear
Evanesheal Reformed Sunday School
Jesse B Anders
Unavies
Roperuon
George Blumenauer
Prantha N Shipley
John H. Mariz
Easurer
Walter Eisin
R Paul Smith
Hazerstoan
Potomac Edson Company
Molay
Frederick Chinter
DuMolay
Charles Ers
Cytil Klein
Maesome ‘Temple
Fisting Creek
U. S
Kent Roosevelt
Lindberghs
Leesburg
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Hood College
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