Governor pushes Frederick County Broad Run strike Talk
Governor Harry White asks the Frederick County School Board to settle a Broad Run strike that has persisted for over a month. He notes no direct control over county schools while a delegation seeks resolution. board president Leslie N Coblentz says the board will give the letter respectful attention and reiterates responsibility lies with local trustees.
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Nice
Baltimore
Harry White
Frederick County
Broad Run
Lis Kone
Leslie N Coblentz
Frederick County Board of Education
Board of Education
Absentee Ballots Show Close Corn Hog Referendum
Reported absentee ballots from the corn hog referendum close to equal Yes and No. The tentative tally shows 95 Yes and a similar No in the batch, casting uncertainty on the nationwide vote and its impact on the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program in 1939.
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Washington
Carnhog
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Scattered Specialties Sought In Wall Street
New York stock activity slowed but steady demand kept prices on an even keel. Petroleum and low priced motor issues saw a brief early lift while the broader rally paused. Several new highs appeared as grains stayed mixed and bonds remained firm. Call money renewed at 0.25 percent and sterling opened at 4.921 dollars.
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New York
Weather Report Summary From October 11 Weather Data
The daily weather note records 0 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending today and 2 inches in October. It notes a normal October total of 2.58 inches with a deficit of 1.23 inches this October. Yesterday’s high was 71 and low was 37, with figures from a year earlier 45 and 37 respectively. Sunrise is 6 30 am, moonrise 4 49 am, moonset 4 08 pm. Stream conditions are noted as Potomac watershed status.
Oklahoma girl confesses to fatal stabbing in New Orleans nightclub
Elva Cross, 22 of Indian descent from Oklahoma, admitted to New Orleans police that she fatally stabbed Roland B Steele of Eutaw Alabama during a nightclub incident after Steele celebrated a 40000 sweepstakes prize. Cross is pictured after arrest.
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Roland B Steele
Eutaw
Ala
Elva Cross
New Orleans
Steele
FDIC Talk to Maryland Bankers Highlights Insurance Success
Former Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough, on the FDIC board, tells Group 2 bankers in Westminster that deposit insurance has achieved broad benefits including examiner support for non members, uniform examinations, and a credit against future payments. He cites funds and policy developments while urging active participation to maintain sound banking as conditions loosen. Attendees from western Maryland include LeRoy McCardell and James Gambrill Jr. from various towns.
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Western Maryland
Maryland Bankers Association
Westminster
Western Maryland College
John W . Reed
National Marine Bank
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
Deposi Insurance
Federal Delepost Insureance Corporation
Sound Bank
New Deal Agencies Stir Washington With Hidden Mansions
Washington observers recall the old McLean mansion now used by the Works Progress Administration as a busy hub for writers artists and musicians under the label 1500 I Street The Relocation Agency and the Rural Electrification Administration also occupy grand quarters with guarded access and official secrecy around their operations The agencies boast eye catching office spaces and even station wagons for distributing documents and transporting staff as a curious emblem of New Deal administration in the capital.
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Washington
McLean Mansion
Works Progress Administration
WPA
I Street
Palace of Culture
Tugwell
Resettlement Administration
Harry Hawkins
Manson
Rural Electrification Administration
Massachusetts Avenue
Rea
M L Ramsay
Mortis Cooke
Ad- Tumsuanol Para
New Deal
NEA Service, Inc
Return to City Sees Autumn Chill and Showers
Autumn's return dipped the mercury to 37 degrees after 59 the previous night. A trace to two tenths of an inch of showers fell Wednesday as a cold front moved in from the West. Skies cleared today with light winds after a brisk 18 to 23 mph on Wednesday evening as temperatures dropped to around 12 degrees in some areas.
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Nebraska
Idaho
Nevano
Hog Prices Slip Below Ten Dollars in Chicago Trading
Chicago reporters note hog prices fell under 10 dollars per hundredweight for the first time since July. Receipts increased and prices dropped 25 to 35 cents, pulling the national market down to about 9.65 per cwt and extending a months long downturn near two dollars per cwt.
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Chicago
Dutch Schultz Near Death as Henchmen Die in NYC Gang War
Police hunt Albert Stern after a Newark tavern attack wounds Arthur Dutch Schultz and two of his bodyguards Otto Berman and Leo Frank. The spree marks the worst gang warfare outbreak since Prohibition, with Deputy Chief Inspector Kear targeting Charles Luciano to curb power. Schultz remains in critical condition with a blood transfusion needed while bail stands at 50000 dollars.
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New York
Art 24
Arthur Dutch Schulwo
Plegenheimer
Newark Hospital
Polce
Vincent Coll
Mad
Gechultz
Bernard Rosenkrantz
Asi
Albert Stern
Stein
Louie' Amberg
Brooklyn
Earl Snavely
Newark City Hospital
Schultz
Stern
Broadway
Newark
Otto Berman
Leo Frank
Francis J I Kear
Charles
Lucky Charlie
General Liggett Slightly Improved in San Francisco
Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett, 78, retired, was reported slightly improved today by physicians at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Hunter Liggett
Tetterman General Hospital
First U S Ship Names Mime Heles Carnal Tam
The article notes the first foreign military attache to be named to a U S ship, highlighting the privilege and ceremonial details. It mentions Commodore Stephen Cassin’s great granddaughter and her marriage to Colonel Emanuel Lombard of the French embassy.
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Casson
Philadelphia
Stephen Cassin
Emanuel Lombard
Bushwhack Rigs Permitted On Potomac By Federal Ruling
Federal ruling allows three flat bottom oar propelled bushwhack rigs on the Potomac with limits. State Warden E Lee Le Compte secured the decision from J Darling of the U S Biological Survey, outlining conditions not to exceed 100 feet from shore or vegetation and restricting use by location Cecil County Susquehanna Plate Elk and Sassfras rivers and Potomac in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Waterfowl season runs November 5 to January 20 with hunting on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Potomac River
E Lee LeCompte
LeCompte
J ON Darling
United States Biological Survey
Certaan
Chesapeake Bay
Darling
Susquehanna Plate Elk
Sassfras
Cecil County
Potomar
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Court Approves $25000 Compromise Sale for Weinberg Properties
Orphans Court signed an order to release three notes of Leo Weinberg and wife allowing a compromise sale of Weinberg properties in the city. The Law Building at West Church and the Weinberg home at 22 West Second Street are in play with seven other notes of $5000 each. The Wertheimer estate will receive $7050, or 47 percent of the note value, with the same share to other noteholders after settling costs.
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Leo Weinberg
L | Rae Weinberg
Weinberg
Orphans Court
Francis . Wertheimer
Law
A!t
West Church Street
West Second Street
Dora M. Betsoni
Clara Wachter
Philp Wertheimer
Hammond Case
Francis K Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Brush Fire Threatens Malibu Beach Colony
A million dollar brush fire driven by strong wind menaces Malibu Beach, threatening homes in the exclusive motion picture colony. Fire forces mobilize along the coast as backfires slow advance toward the northern end, with residents facing loss of several properties if flames reach the beachfront area.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Beach
Agid Arch Jones
The
Land Company
Jones
Beach
Malibu
Sheriff Attacked by Prisoner in Harford County Jail
In Bel Air Maryland on October 24 AP reports Sheriff was assaulted by prisoner Exter Bryson during a breakfast check. The sheriff subdued Bryson after a violent struggle. Bryson held without bail on a November grand jury indictment and related charges.
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Bel Air
Boyle
Harford County
Maryland Teachers Meet in Baltimore October 25 26
A two day Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore October 25 26 will include addresses by Dr Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin and other education leaders. Local teachers will attend Friday sessions with 23 group meetings across elementary to secondary levels at various Baltimore schools.
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Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Lowell Thomas News
Edith S Gardiner
Frederick High School
Cooper Hall
Goucher College
Jeanne Vidon- Varney
Institute de Phonestque
Sorbonne
Rte
Sfirsland
Minh
Arch
Aves
Reelan
Addin
Edatean
Miah
Wills Didbl
Piinsgal
Beinewek Heh School
Gilides
B J O
U & Civil Service
Apeak
Arthur J Jones
University of Pennsylania
John FE Orchard
Walter C Langsam
Cumbia University
Florence E Bamburger
Johns Hopkins University
Adelene J Pratt
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Polytechnic Institute
Br Frank
City College
All-Maryland High School
Institute
Lovell Thomas
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GM Artously
Ramwinted Credit Reporting Bureau
Maryland
Francs Scott Key
WC Powell
Cumberland Bureau
Joh J Nestor
National Consumer Credit Reporting Association
State Bureau i
State Bureau
Tertitary
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Cumberland
Hyattaville
Frederick Westminster
Washington
Mar- Newthem OM
UF Ata Ea
Roosevelt to Attend Bridge Dedication at Cambridge
President Roosevelt plans to attend the dedication of the Choptank Bridge at Cambridge Maryland on Saturday. It was unclear whether he would board the Sequoia at Annapolis, cruise Chesapeake Bay to the bridge, leave the boat, or make remarks.
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Washington
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Cheaprake Bay
Beerevaryen
Hull
League of Nations
Thaly Tt
America
Ellis Indicted In Roadhouse Murder Case
Floods and a cloudburst caused extensive damage and fatalities as rescue workers recovered bodies after a roadhouse shooting in the Stoumm river valley. Kent County Circus Court schedules the trial amid missing persons and widespread destruction from the disaster.
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Cretetins
Sofia
Bulgaria
Chester Pa
Toray
Kely Teres
Stoumm River Valley
Macedonia
Kent County Circus
Nox
Mary
Terry
Cookery School Draws Large Crowds at Calvary Parish Hall
The Serv-U Save-U sponsored cookery school in Calvary ME parish hall drew 381 attendees, with Mary A Rich of Baltimore demonstrating lamb, fruit cake, mince meat, cookies, sponge cake, and roan dessert. Demonstrations run 2 to 4 p.m. through Friday, with food and groceries given to participants.
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Calvary ME Church
Save-U Stove
Mary A Rich
Baltimore
Mre Rich
Serv-U Save-U Assortation
Roosevelt Takes Up Africa Situation With Hull
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Hull discuss African affairs amid limitations. They review strategies and potential responses to regional challenges, aiming to align policy directions and coordinate diplomatic steps.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Hull
Mussolini pushes for answer on peace plans
The report notes Mussolini pressing for a formal response to his peace proposals amid negotiations with Britain and France over East African peace and Italo Ethiopian crisis. It cites UK naval conference plans and ongoing Mediterranean naval posture as context for the dispute.
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Mussolini
Associated Press
Paris
Pata
Londo
Abandoner
Il Duce
Great Britain
Libya
Pierre Laval
Musslini
Great
Grand Jury Asked to Indict Willie Saunders for Murder
Commonwealths Attorney Merit O'Meal asked the Louisville grand jury to indict Willie Saunders and Walter Schaeffer for murder in the death of a young woman at a party. Saunders and Schaeffer appeared as witnesses with Schaeffer waiving an extradition hearing in Baltimore before returning to Louisville to face the charge.
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Lowwile
Willie
Smoky" Saunder
Omaha
Saunders
Sin Sill
Louisville
Commonwealths
Merit O
Grand Jury
Wille Saunders
Walter Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Baltimore
Maurder
Mere
Evelyn Siem
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Washington Credit Bureau
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