Fire destroys barn and buildings near Monrovia
A morning fire at the William Detrick farm near Monrovia burned a barn and three outbuildings. Wagons and implements were saved, but grain and feed losses ran into thousands. Fire engines from Frederick Mt Airy and Hyattstown helped save the dwelling and nearby stock including about 40 cattle and 9 horses. The cause is undetermined and insurance partially covers the loss.
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William Detick
Monrovia
Jesse M. Burall
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Hyattstown
Bernie
Dweall
Burall
Angine
Rom Frederick
Lford C. Waller
4. A. Radcliff
Herbert 8. Schroeder
Board of Aldermen
Bern Sdjomning
Yemen
Igainat
Detrick
Bur
Wood Spotters Street After Attack By Negro
An early morning assault on Joe Brown by Chas. Shane on Saints Street left Brown with four facial wounds and bloodied clothing. Brown wandered toward Market Street before sheltering in a residence. Dr. Bourne treated him and he returned home. Shane was arrested and jailed for fighting, assault, and battery.
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Moine
Sian
AD Saints Street
Chas. Shane
Joe Brown
Brown
Kinnehart
Entiire House
A. G. Bourne
Elmewart's Alley
Shane
Phemu and
Dorsey
Weather Today and October Precipitation Update
The report notes 34 hours of precipitation ending this morning none. October precipitation to date is 32 inches with 1104 minutes of actual October rainfall. Normal precipitation, critical deficits through October 1 are 3.27 inches. Yesterday’s high was 00 and the low 37. Moon and sun events are listed with gun sets and rises for today and tomorrow. The Potomac area remains under a calm weather pattern.
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Potomac
Roosevelt Presses Long-Term Farm Plan
President Roosevelt, at his first post vacation press conference, urged moving the farm program from emergency operation to a long-term plan. He said the original act aimed to pass emergency measures to a permanent framework for American agriculture and that AAA should not remain a static agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Malibu Beach Safe As Brush Fire Menaces Coastline
A large brush fire near Malibu roared along an 18 mile wooded corridor threatening areas from Las Flores to Beverly Hills. About 150 workers halted its southward advance, but wind shifts risked renewed spread toward Malibu reservoir and coastal communities.
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Los Angeles
Malibu Beach
California
Las Flores
Topange
Banta Monita
Riviera
Brentwood
Bel Air
Beverly Hills
Malibu Reservoir
Malibu Beach Colony
Kansas GOP Leaders Endorse Governor Landon
Kansas Republican leaders at a Topeka meeting endorsed Governor Alf M Landon for the Republican presidential nomination. The event aimed to raise pre convention funds for the Republican National Committee. Landon was not present and had not indicated if he would run.
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Topeka
Ban
Kansas
Touly
Alf M. Landon
Ncon
State Committee
Arthur Capper
Republican National Committee
Landon
Wie
Wille
Two Killed As Widow Hits Schultz in Lebanon
In Lebanon Pennsylvania October 24 1930 two people died when a car collided with a coal truck. Benjamin Lagovitch and wife aged 64 and 62 from Passaic New Jersey perished. George Jackson a Frederick Maryland truck driver was held on $1500 bond. Witnesses say the truck ignored a stop sign at William Penn highway.
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Lebanon
Benjamin Lagovitch
Passaic
N. J
Lazovichs
Chitego
Benjamin
Harry Fisher
Sylvia Lazsovich
William Lasovich
George Jackson
Frederick
Ebert Ice Cream Co
E. W. Wilson
Pine Grove
Fourth victim dies in Newark gangland attack
Newark police hold Fran ces Plegenheimer widow of Arthur Schult z as material witness after Schultz dies from wounds. Judge Guthrie denies release. Rosenkrants, a chauffeur, dies as detectives seek Albert Stein in the gang war fallout.
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Newark
N. J
Arthur
Dutch Shultz
Thomas Guthrie
First Criminal Court
Guthrie
Schulte
Ball
Bronx
City Hospital
Bernard Rosenkrants
Fone
New York
Albert Stein
Metropolitan
Treasury Checks Out For Local Projects
Treasury warrants totaling 3 619 603 were issued for works progress programs in Baltimore and eleven Maryland counties. About 410 600 was allocated to the counties with Frederick county receiving funds for Brunswick high school repairs and sewerage system work along with city projects and a water plant construction for Myersville.
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Washington
Treasury
Baltimore
Mary
Land
Ry Prue UM Wedgedue
Frederick County
Brunswick
Frederick City
Improvement County
Myersville
Selectives Rise as Coca Cola Gains Nine Points
New York markets report selective stocks climb to four year highs while rails utilities and other leaders stay steady. Motor and merchandising shares attract buyers as steels gain interest. Grains neutral and cotton falls. Bonds improve and call money 0.25 percent. Coca Cola up nine. Liquid Carbons American Telephone and Chrysler advance two.
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New York
Coca Cola
American
Telephone
Chrysler
Jurors Drawn For Carroll County Circuit Court Term
Westminster October 25 Chief Judge PF Neal Parke ordered Clerk Edwin Mellor Jr to draw jurors for the November term of Carroll County Circuit Court convening November 11. The list includes jurors from Taneytown Uniontown Myers Woolery Freedom Manchester Westminster Hampstead Franklin Monocacy Maiddisburg New Windsor Union Bridge Mount Airy and surrounding districts with dozens named.
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Westminster
PF. Neal Parke
Edwin M. Mellor, Jr
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Taneytown
Mervyn C. Puss
Bera D. Spangler
Vernon L. Crowse
James F. Hill
Uniontown
Willam H. Bowers
Henry
Walter D Hanson
Charles F P. Hersh
Walter F Brilhar
Charis A. Epply
Ambew P. Rood
Joseph A. Gilbert
William H. Young
C. Ray Fogk
Arde M. Himler
Joxepn
Hunter
Wiliam F. Beis
Ulysses BE. Ebsugh
Howard L Benson
Hampstead
Benjamin Croft
George H. Stover
John M. Simmons
Prankim
John A. Garber
Edward A. Barnes
Maiddiourg
Rupert J. Walden
Amos N. Coshun
New Windsor
Edward M. Byers
Thomas C. Slingluf
Weldon B. Duvall
Union Bridge
Preeton B. Roop
Clarence E. BurTington
Mount Airy
Milton H. Harrison
J. Maurice Hees
Berre, Guirket
Raymond W. Beall
Richa B. Benny
Gift of God baby case heads to Missouri Supreme Court
The Muench-Ware baby dispute moves to the Missouri Supreme Court after the St Louis Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the 10 week old infant produced in court. Edgar J Keating Kansas City attorney for Mrs Muench said he would seek a writ of prohibition against that order. The appellate panel ruled the baby be brought into court Monday morning.
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St. Louis
Muench-Ware
Ue State Supreme ‘Court
Edgar J. Keating
Kansas City
Muench
Missouri Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anna Ware
State Supreme Court
Guided By Precedent In Salary Increases
Baltimore October 2 AP Governor Harry W Nice said he was guided by precedent in granting state officers pay raises. Attorney General Herbert R O Conor informed him the raises were illegal, and the governor ordered new budget amendments to rescind them. The total involved was estimated under 10000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Clarten
Herbert R.o'conor
W. H. Blakeman
Harp Improves in Hanna Hospital
Telegram from Hanna Wyoming reports Rens Harp Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias is in Hanna Hospital with lobar pneumonia but condition is very satisfactory and temperature is normal. Doctor Goodell says Harp appears on the road to recovery. Donald Jenkins, son in law, left Hanna and is due in Frederick Sunday.
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Hanna
Wyo
Rens
Harp
The
Knights of Pythias
Donald Jenkins
Harp T Hanna
Frederick
Charles F. Goodell
Food Surplus Policy Sparks New Deal Debate in Washington
Washington conference debates whether to dump or fund surplus food as relief. The fight splits New Deal agencies over the Federal Surplus Relief Corp and AAA measures, with Congress considering 45 million dollars for subsidies or relief. Potatoes loom large as AAA estimates shift production and prices.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
iRelief Corporation
FERC
Harry Hankne
Vaniah Frra
AAA
Congress
Woman seeks full speech text amid agency mixup
Officials pass a partial speech to a correspondent. A female executive requests the entire text, while a subordinate returns with only a copy. The exchange highlights confusion over which agency handles the speech.
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Tye
Farm groups push for purchase of surplus produce
Farm groups aim to secure a government purchase of excess potatoes after a halt on dumping. Reportedly, a major procurement plan involves large quantities of supplies, including millions of pounds of butter and fortified milk, in recent coalition discussions.
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FERO
Vesper Speaker A R Keppel At Hood College Service
A R Keppel executive secretary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will speak at Hood College vesper Sunday at four in Brodbeck Hall. He arrives from St Louis after a Baltimore morning church engagement. The service, directed by Prof Henry T Wade, features pieces by Franck Van Dyke Faure Bach and Wesley and Mulet.
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A. R. Keppel
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Keppel
St. Louis
Board of Religious Education
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood
Ternoon
Baltimore
Henry T. Wade
Cesar Franck
Henry van Dyke
Gabiel Faure
Jesu
Ioannata
Sebmrion Bach
Samuel G. Wesley
Carilo
Henri Mulet
Lewis Seeks Re election in Sixth Maryland District
Democratic leaders expect Representative David J. Lewis to run for another term in the Sixth Maryland District with a likely unopposed nomination. Some Republicans show interest in challenging the incumbent at the party primary, including local officials and state senators from nearby counties. The piece lists several named figures connected to the region.
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Hagerstown
David J. Lewis
Maryland
D. Baye
Lewis Ai
Magtrate
A. Charles Stewart
Allegany County Ovyard of Commissioners
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
Campaign Aims Five Thousand Dollars For NY Center
The YMCA faces a $5000 campaign to fund a community center in New York with divisions led by Leslie N Coblenta and J Walker Carty. Rev C D Bhaffer notes past shortfalls and urgent needs including a new boiler and interior exterior painting to sustain essential services. Local clubs and schools participate, seeking donations as former patrons pass away and endowments remain absent.
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Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland State Siehans
The
Desf
Leslie N Coblenta
J. Walker Carty
Civic Club
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Hood College
C. D. Bhaffer
Reginald Sterling Buried After Illness in Baltimore
Funeral services were held Thursday for Reginald Sterling son of Warren F. Sterling State Bank Commissioner and Beart Sterling. He died Monday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a long illness. Services were at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. J. T. Towleson. Interment in Antury Cemetery.
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Crisfe
Puneral
Reginad Sterling
State Bank
Warren F. Sterling
Beart Sterling
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bury Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. Towlenson
Antury
Italy Moves Forward in Somali Region Amid Harar Advance
Italian forces press into the Webbe Shibell Valley toward Harar Athi Sopa after capturing Calatos and Celedi. Government reports note Ethiopian troops moving south while Haile Selassie seeks peace talks and Mussolini eases some demands.
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Rome
Italy
Webbe Shibell
Harar
Athi+ Sopa
Sclaveli
Calatos
Celedi
Dagnerret
Callafo
Tala Adta
Fifth Anniversary Of Cooking School Held In Frederick
The fifth anniversary event at the Serv-U Save-Us cooking school in Frederick County drew 446 attendees at Calvary M. E. Church. Mary A. Rich demonstrated a birthday cake and prepared meat loaf and other dishes. A prize drawing and TVR showcase followed, with samples and baked goods distributed to participants.
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Save-U
Freerick County
Calvary M. E. Church
Mary A. Rich
Rich
TVR
Marland Ba Company
Abd Thamcay
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