Armistice Day Observed With Three Day Festivities
Armistice Day to be marked by a three day local observance led by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. A noon church bell ring and whistles at 11 o clock, wreath at Memorial Ground November 11, and a parade, football game, and dance November 13 with plans for church references November 12. Committees named for parade, football, dance, collection, floats, and holiday closing, with Mayor Munshower as chair for closing.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legionnaires
Frederick County
Frederick City
Snc County
Heth Sholom
McCurdy Field
State Armory
Alton ¥. Bennett
Preston L. Michael
Lawrence ©. Willard
Roger R. Rice
Guy Anders
F. Lester Smyth
Clifford M. Singer
Charles KE. Hudson
Charles &. Houck, Jr
Elmer F. Munshower
Charles L
Carl B. Willard
Irving M. Landauer
George S. Rodock, Jr
Harry D. Wiles
Samuel W. Worthington
James M. Gannon
Willam R. Slemmer
H. Webster Whitehill
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Charles McC Mathias
Ralph G. Eline
William M. Storm
Wiliam D. Bowers
Walter Famney
Return to Work For Fifty Furloughed B and O Car Repairmen
Fifty furloughed Baltimore and Ohio car repairmen are medically reported scheduled to return to duty in Brunswick eastbound car yards Monday. They will work a 32 hour weekly schedule as a large number of freight cars awaiting repair have been spotted in the yard in anticipation of work starting soon.
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Brunswick
Weather data highlights for today and October
The report notes none of today’s precipitation in Ta. m. with October totals at 3.06 inches versus normal. October 1932 recorded 8.59 inches. year-to-date excess reaches 8.77 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 101, last night’s low 75, with sunrise 6.32 am and sunset 5.17 pm. Streams show Potomac clear and Monocacy slightly cloudy.
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Ta. m
Potomac
Harmony Grove 4-H Girl Wins Chicago Trip
Miss Nelle Witter of Harmony Grove earned a trip to Chicago for the National 4-H Congress after winning the Maryland state essay contest What My 4-H Club Work Has Meant To Me. She has six years in 4-H with 20 projects and numerous prizes, demonstrations, and leadership roles. Miss Helen Pearson announced the award.
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Nelle Witter
Harmony Grove
Chicago
Miss Witter
Maryland
University of Maryland
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Robert Witter
Frederick County
Ways’ and Girls’ Club
Helen Pearson
Record cold snaps hit Frederick and county in October
Frost and freezing temperatures swept Frederick and surrounding areas with lows around 25 degrees. The Frederick airport station logged 24 degrees while Buckstown reported 21, bringing a hard autumn chill and damaged late flowers and vegetables. Flowers wilted, pumpkins ripened to a dull show, and residents sheltered plants and prepared for a dry winter ahead.
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Frederick
Buckstown
Edward M. Dyer Dead
Edward Murray Dyer well known saitor died suddenly at 66 after paralysis struck him at his home on Wednesday. He belonged to Frederick Aerie Eagles Frederick Lodge 371 Loyal Order of Moose Sons and Daughters of Liberty Trinity M E church and Independent Hose Co. He is survived by his widow Mrs Eatye Dyer a daughter Madelyn Dyer and his brother F Marion Dyer of York Pa. Funeral from the home Saturday at 1 90 o clock with interment at Olivet cemetery. M RB Exchison and Son funeral directors.
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Edward Murray Dyer
Market’ Space
Frederick Aerie of
Eagles
Fréderick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose, Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Named to act for Jewish refugees
Geneva reports James G. MacDonald of New York appointed by the League of Nations as high commissioner for Jewish refugees from Germany. The United States agrees to designate a representative to join the autonomous governing body supervising relief. MacDonald, veteran on international relations, chairs the Foreign Policies Association since 1919. Washington says U S offers its concurrence to aid refugees fleeing Germany.
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Geneva
James G. MacDonald
New York
League of Nations
Germany
United States
League
MacDonald
Foreign Policies Association, Inc
Hartisburg Court Rules On Pennsylvania Repeal Vote
Dauphin county court denied a move to bar Pennsylvania voters from deciding on a repeal of the 18th Amendment on November 7. The ruling upheld the McClure act creating a 15 delegate convention in Jarze 10 and involved an injunction suit by anti repeal forces led by Dr William Chess of the International Reform Federation seeking to remove rival delegate candidates from the ballot.
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Hartisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Jarze
Wiliam Chess
International Reform Federation
Washington, D. C
Lee Demonstration at White House Foiled
Washington police blocked a planned protest in front of the White House on behalf of Euel Lee and against his execution and a lynching in Princess Anne. Charles Spencer said demonstrators sought to urge Roosevelt to free Lee and call for an investigation of the Market Studies program and related issues.
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Washington
Waite House
Euel Lee
Princess Anne
Charles Spencer
Roosevelt
Lee
J Ae
Miss Juna Swanson Passes At Swansonville Home
Danville Virginia October 26 Miss Juna Swanson 64 sister of Claude A Swanson Secretary of the Navy died at her Swansonville home. For fifteen years she was a school teacher but had been ill for many years.
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Seancen
Danville
Juna Swanson
Claude A. Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Swansonville
Russia, Germany and London weigh postwar diplomacy
The column analyzes how Roosevelt may frame Russia recognition talks with trade and war debt issues, notes German disarmament views, and explains London's interest as Washington debates currency stabilization and a silver market. It also references farmer reactions to potential dollar reevaluation and a western farm strike.
Six Banks Reopened After Frozen Deposits Reset
Washington October 26 Six national banks with frozen deposits totaling 7 508 000 and unrestricted tax of 524 000 were reopened in the ten days ending October 20 1933. Comptroller J F J O Connor announced that reorganiza tion plans were approved for 29 more banks. Banks must meet plan requirements before resuming business. Pennsylvania Mt Wall Union National 405 000 18 000 Codorus Codorus National 601 000 6 000
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Washuington
J. F. J. O'Connor
Saii
Pennsylvania
Mt. Wall
Union National
Codorus
Coadorus National
Jack Hart Goes On Trial In Chicago
Three men accuse Jack Hart alias James Kelly in Cicero saloon shooting. Hart, from Baltimore Virginia, faced trial for assault to kill after jury selection. Accusers: Joséph Dombowski Joan Dombowski and Joan Brennan.
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Chicago
Jack Hart
James Kelly
Cicero
Fyntire
Baltimore
Hart
Joséph
Joan Dombowski
Joan Brennan
U S Raises Price for Gold as Part of Program
Washington AP United States boosts price paid for newly mined gold by 18 cents per ounce to 31.54 as part of an administration effort to curb profiteering and raise commodity prices. NRA plans community consumer boards to hear complaints and investigate overcharging locally, with regional and Washington references.
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Washington
Ont
White House
NRA
Hugh 5
Johnson Dumealf
National Labor Board
Farmers face uneven gains from New Deal through 1933 outlook
In Washington, Rodney Dutcher reports that seven months of Roosevelt policies lift average farmer welfare by about 22 percent when comparing farm prices to costs. Wheat farmers gain $100 million on 200 million fewer bushels, while drought and crop failures hit South Dakota and neighboring states. Some farmers see better prices for wheat and potatoes, others suffer livestock losses, and overall farm price indexes rise but not fast enough.
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Russia
Moscow
Japan
Washington
China
United States
Far East
Rodney Dutcher
Roosevelt
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Suit for Alienation of Affections Involving Keymar Residents
Frank J. Hummer of near Keymar sues Roland B. Long for 5000 dollars alleging Long alienated his wife Ida I. Hummer’s affections. The seven and a half year marriage has three children. The filing followed a Peoples Court hearing where a scar on Long’s head was claimed to be from a monkey attack. Rene S. Warp represents Hummer.
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Ida I. Hummer
Frank J. Hummer
Near Keymar
Cucidh Court
Roland B. Long
Ner Keymar
Hummer
Monkey
Rene S. Warp
Iununor
Resume hearings begin Monday in September term
Criminal hearings of the September term of Circuit Court will resume Monday after the present week’s docket. About a week of criminal cases remains, with another week of criminal appeals, some before juries, and completion is expected by mid November. Sentences not yet passed in Norris, Lease, and Shipley cases after last week’s hearings.
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S. McKinstry Norris
Libertytown
Harry M. Lease
Braddock Heights
Charles F. Shipley
Double Penalties During Safety Drive in Baltimore
Baltimore Oct 25 AP Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and Austin Baughman announced that during the save a life campaign motorists convicted of traffic violations will face double the penalties. The move follows ten deaths and 185 injuries in the first nine days of the drive, which runs through Nov 15.
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Baltimore
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
Fifth Barn Burned in Carlisle Two Weeks
Carlisle Pennsylvania October 26 AP five barns have burned in Cumberland County in two weeks with the latest owned by Harry Whisuer near Carlisle. A large barn on his property was destroyed by fire last night killing horses cattle crops and farm machinery. loss estimated at 310000.
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Carlisle
Cumberland
Harry Whisuer
Washington couple wed in St John’s church
Miss Margaret Bernadette Troy and Victor Cortrad Meyer of Washington wed at St John’s Catholic church in a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev Fr John D Donlan. After a wedding breakfast at the Francis Scott Key hotel the couple planned a motor trip and will reside at the Southern Apartments in Washington.
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Margaret Bernadette Troy
Victor Cortrad Meyer
Washington
St. John's Catholic Church
John d. Donlan
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ernest Jamison
Weshington
Meyer
Joseph Troy
Pittsburgh
Peter
Alice
Trew
Katherine V. Moran
Irving H. Bierley
Jeanne Groche
Mildred Shepard
Richard CC. Hornet
Nurse Edith Crumbaker Resigns in Rockville Red Cross
Miss Edith Crumbaker resigns after fourteen months as visiting nurse for Montgomery County Red Cross. The chapter launched its annual roll call campaign at a church gathering with Red Cross officials from across the county and national figures addressing attendees.
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Rockville
Edith Crumbaker
Montgomery County Red Cross
We Sight
Oatist Church
Red Cross
Walter Davidson
National Red Cross
Charlote M. Heilman
George W. Davis
Siler Spring
No New Gospel Declared by Bishop Mouzon
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon declared there is no new gospel during the Virginia Methodist conference session in Norfolk. He spoke on My Gospel to a gathering of 1,008 ministers laymen and visitors and will lead each morning devotional period.
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Norfolk
Edwin D. Mouzon
An Isual
Virginia Methodist Conference
Mouzon
Early Blizzard Claims Fourteen In Eastern Ut
A severe early blizzard along the eastern United States causes fourteen deaths in eastern Utah? and seven others in New Jersey or New York area as floodwaters and wrecks kill. The storm blankets New York Adirondacks with six to twelve inches of snow crippling highways. Heavy damage reported in Vermont from the first major snow of the season while the Susquehanna River claims a family of five in Aston New York.
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New York
Pennsylvania May Sue Over Arkansas Bonds
Pennsylvania Attorney General Schnader said he would pursue Supreme Court action to compel Arkansas to honor $200 000 of highway bonds as part of a broader $146 million restructuring plan. Arkansas Attorney General Norwood advised delaying action pending a federal court ruling on bond payments and noted interest would be paid on Monday.
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Little Rock
Ark
William A. Schrade Per
Pennsylvania
Alworreyy Uwentral
Norwood
Arkansas
United States Supreme Court
State of Arkansas
Legishvive
Schnader
Cuba Debt Figures Slated as Bank Graft Probe
Senate investigators charged Chase National Bank with withholding $40 million of Cuba debt in 1920 bond prospectuses and questioned a $18 million expense on the Cuban capital project seen as graft. Chase VP said figures came from Cuba's treasury and were verified by the bank.
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Washington
Chase National Bank
Republic
Cuba
Senate
Ferdinand Pecora
Cuda
Shepard Morgan
Chase
Nationalist leader Mendieta escapes Havana attack
In Havana, Carlos Mendieta and his family escaped unharmed after his home was struck by a sudden incident that shattered windows and damaged the front. Police had arrested about 400 people in a crackdown on unrest, most of them communists, as clashes continued in Cuba. Six men died in sugar mill violence near Camaguey the same day.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Dailonaits
Mendieta
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