Frederick to Begin City Fire Survey Monday
A city wide fire survey for Frederick will start Monday with federal funding covering all costs. Led by Virgil W. Doub and aided by Suter Lease and Nusz, inspectors will use National Board of Fire Underwriters standards to assess roofing, number of stories, wiring, furnaces, chimneys, fire doors and more. Property owners may appeal to the Mayor and Aldermen if unsatisfied with a report. The effort aims to reduce fire hazards and influence insurance rates. a concurrent water survey began this morning under Mayor Culler’s guidelines.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Virgil W. Doub
William F. Suter
Harry M. Lease
Millard N. Nusz
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Culler
Bible Class Pig Roast At First Baptist Near Urbana
The Second annual pig roast of the First Baptist Church men was held Thursday night on E W Shry’s farm near Urbana. Forty four members teachers visitors and guests attended. A bountiful meal was served and singing led by G William James Tro William Smith and others. Greetings were given by Rev W Royal and church leaders.
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First Baptist Church
E W. Shry
Urbana
G. William and
James Tro
William Smith
G. William Stultz
B. Callmus
Youngs Peoples Department
W. ©. Royal
Mr. Royal
E. W. Shry
Horace Fout
W. ©. Humm
J. W. Fout
Elmer Stockman
J. E. Ferguson
Borer Fout
GC. Rentzell
Wim. L. Trittippe
G. H. McGregor
G. Whi. Stultz
James N. Dupel
Emil Nelson
Harry Kiracore
B. W. Wilson
Edward Tucker
HC. Ewing
A. B. Keller
Melvm
Wairip
Harry Easton
Mir. Huff
Mr. Wetzell
Howard McGregor
Clark Miller
Austin Fogle
A. B. Collius
Wm BR. Grist
J. S. Rubeck
Roger Fogle
James S. P. Trout
Roy Hart
Wm. Smith
William Trout
5. C. Trout
Reed Tyergar
Adrian Norris
Charles Norris
James Exing
R. H. Beard
R. O. Crist
Dwight Collmits
Joe Roval
Settlement Sought by Strikers and Employers
Strikers and employers seek a settlement after disruptions in Passaic New York. Negotiations aim to avert further walkouts and restore operations at affected facilities. Officials from both sides attend talks to resolve wage and working condition disputes.
Weather note from October data 1933 206 inches
Historical weather fragment reports daily precipitation through October 1 and October 1933 figures, with high and low temperatures compared to the prior year. Includes sun and moon timing notes and sets for the day.
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Metua
Ildi A. m
Unemployed mailman kills six and wounds two
A former mail carrier in Quebec Ontario admitted to slaying six people and wounding two others after losing his job. Police hunted the two remaining bodies as doctors fought to save a seventh victim. A mall clerk and two sisters and a niece were among the dead or wounded. The suspect showed signs of mental derangement and gave no motive.
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Quebec
Ofes
Dbisvaeath Sailil
Birodeau
Brown President Dr Barbour to Speak at Hood Vesper Service
Reverend Clarence A Barbour president of Brown University will speak at Hood College Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 4 o clock The event marks his second vesper address at the college He has long been a religious writer and leader with past pastorates in New York and service with the International Committee of the YMCA His sermon will be part of a musical program led by Professor Henry T Wade and Hood College choir featuring works by Le Jeune Maunder and Wesley among others
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Clarence A. Barbour
Brown University
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Dr. Barbour
der. Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
University of Rochester
Williams College
Colby College
Colgate University
Denison University
Syracuse Uniersity
New York State
International Commission of the ¥. M. C. A
Barbour
Henry T Wade
Hood College Choir
Holety Douglass Duvee
Ceasar Franck
Forsyth
Brown
Pretty Boy Floyd Returns Home After Funeral Admittance
The body of the outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd arrived home after a funeral procession as reports from Oct 26 state officials claimed the event followed Prev Monday actions. The article notes the ongoing public and media interest in Floyd’s death and the details surrounding his burial.
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Pretty Boy
Floyd
Ellen McAdoo Denies Elopement With De Onate
Ellen McAdoo denies elopement with Rafael Losez De Onate actor in Los Angeles. The granddaughter of Woodrow Wilson returns home and says she does not know when she may marry. She has reportedly been threatened with disinheritance over a marriage to De Onate.
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Angeles
Ellen McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Locay
Rafael Losez de Onate
McAdoo
de Onate
Plan Hits Snag with Ralnes 1 Rim Actor
Local plan runs into snags with Ralnes 1 Rim actor amid Tang engagement aims in Riverside Can.
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Ralnes
Im Tang
Tree men sentenced for larceny breakin in Jefferson
In Cir Court Judge Willard gave one year terms in the House of Correction to two Baltimore men, James Austin and Michael Shurat, for statutory breaking after they entered a Jefferson store to steal a slot machine but were prevented by a shotgun blast. Mitigating circumstances noted, one suspect still sought.
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House of Correction
2D. Willard
A Oliz
Shookstown
Ensor
Menaffie
Baltimore
Allon ¥. Bennett
James Austin
Michael Shurat
Austin
Shurat
Harry Schamel
Jefferson
Schiamel
Tdigininsk
Sel
Willard
Cha Town
W.va
Frederick County Bonded Debt Figures Clarified
Frederick County's auditor report for 1933 34 shows errors in bonded debt totals on page four. The outstanding bonded debt as of January 7 1934 is printed as 1 756 700 but should be 1 746 700. An omitted 8 000 bond payment on the Lateral Road bonds helps explain the discrepancy.
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Frederick County Auditor
Samam
County Commissioners’ Office
Frederick
Ious Tepori
Frederick County
Two Hurt In Wreck Near Hancock Maryland
Two men employed by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company were badly hurt when their car struck a pole on Fairviet mountain near Hancock. Injured were M. H. Roe of Baltimore and Jack Frost of Hagerstown. they were hospitalized in Washington County. A third man escaped with scratches.
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Fairviet Mountain
Hancock
M. H. Roé
Baltimore
Jack Frost
Hagersteam
Washington County
Mob storms Alabama jail over Claude Neal case
An armed mob of about 190 men stormed Brewton Alabama’s county jail and abducted Claude Neal a Black man who had allegedly confessed to the attack and murder of a Greenwood Florida woman. Sheriff Byrne said the group arrived in 30 cars with Florida plates and threatened the jailer before taking Neal.
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Bronton
Ala
Claude Neal
Greenwood
Fla
Sherif G
Byrne
Florida
Marianna
W. F. Chanteliss
Jackson County
Brewton
Chickens Die As Trucks Collide At Intersection
A crash near West South street and Jefferson street left many crates of chickens scattered and some decapitated. Harold Townsend of Baltimore owned a sedan. J A Peterson drove the truck. Both drivers blamed each other but settled. Townsend paid Peterson for the loss of the chickens. No injuries were reported.
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Harold “Townsend
Baltimore
Daniel Swomley
Tme
Milk case details and creditor dividend discussed
A fragmentary legal note mentions milk cases, a defense, and creditor dividend actions. It notes the involvement of Matriand and references to agiista and dene on dates. The text is incomplete but signals a court proceeding with creditors and a dividend issue.
White farmer admits slaying with police account
A white farmer confessed to ambushing and killing John Thomas several days earlier. Morgan, another white farmer linked to the case, reportedly admitted carrying out orders and is jailed along with a third person. Police say Joy had threatened Morgan’s life but the murder motive remains under investigation.
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Med
Carly
John Thomas
Morgat
Panee
Gertie
Morgan
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Pretty wedding in Woodsboro as Edna Stith weds William Schwarber
One of the largest weddings in the area occurred Thursday evening at St John’s Reform Church in Woodsboro when Edna Grace Stith of Woodsboro married William Schwarber of Johnsville. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chaymith, the groom son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Schwarber.
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Brederick
St. John’s Reformed Church
Wooebore
Edna Grace Stith
Woodshoro
D. William Selwester
Johnsville
Chaymith
Woodsbor
Samuel Schwarber
Johnny
Woodsborn
Nevin
Binkh
By Fu
Nelson C. Brown
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Cronin Confirms He Will Manage Red Sox
Reported by AP and other outlets, Cronin confirms plans to take charge of the Boston Red Sox amid ongoing team restructuring and mixed signals from sources. No contract details were disclosed and officials cautioned about possible changes.
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Cronin
RED Sox
Kidnap Probe Sours Over Absurd Detective Claim
Police question a bizarre kidnapping theory as detectives chase a missing person named Elsie Winer. Conflicting statements and tangled leads spark confusion about who is involved and the motive, with authorities scrutinizing possible impersonation or mistaken identity.
Art Club Keeps Up Interest In Flemish Masters
The Frederick Art Club met with president Mish Helen Smith presiding on Thursday. Members discussed Bruges and Brussels art history, architecture, and King Leopold’s era. Ruth Gale spoke on Hubert and van Eyck, Petrus Christus, and Bruges painters influential since the 1400s. Ruby Donnan read about Petrus Christus. several works are in American collections. The group adjourned to meet November 1 at Miss Margaret Rodrick’s home.
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Helen
Smith Ois
Hinet
Done
Donnan
Lindberkh Cabyenan
Alkey Young
Spadty
Leopold
Marion Green
Bruges
Kiving
Ruth Gale
Hubert
Dan van Ebyck
Trey
Oper Whidew
Bt. Baron
Ghent
Ruby Donnan
Petrus Christus
van Eyck Brothers
St Eloy
America
Sioty Wie
Margaret Rodrick
West Third Street
Frederick county hosts eighth annual Lutheran Sunday School meet
Attendance of 1400 marked the eighth annual convention of the Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland held in Baltimore. Frederick and county delegates helped shape next year’s meeting location while officers were reelected. Frederick attendees included John Kenn and many named locals. Pleasant Grange No 366 held a regular session with farming topics, memoriams, and a degree at Midleton Town slated for November 16. Schools closed for the start of term with a county-wide event canceled for teachers missing the state event.
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Lutheran Gunday School Association
Evangel Luther Synod of
Secretar
Walter C. LeGore
LeGore
C.C Keeney
Walkeraville
Treneures
John S. Kenn
Frederick
John & Kenn
W. F. Hemp
Elmira Reig
Crothers
Anna Wastler
Mary Nothagle
Henry Abe
Andrew Summers
Thelma Summers
Pleasant Grange
A. M. Exzler
Wales
Gil Bale
Umimel OG Cole
Grange
Frea
Enck County
Midaletown
Garpoil
Shedd Noof
Far W. McDevitt
America
Blun Meyecal
Evgier
Rebecca Holland
Mong
Omarrn
State's prize jailbreaker due 10 return
O'Conor says the well known jailbreaker under alias Red Kelly is serving time in Joliet Illinois for a 1922 Maryland murder related escape. StateAttorney Shymas Courtney recommends bringing him to Illinois to complete his term, after previous escape attempts.
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Jack Hil
Oconjar
Shymas
Courtney
Slueago
Hart
Red Kelly
Joel
Lil
Alven
William B. Norman
Baltimore
Maryland
State employees' added pay to be deducted in full
Baltimore October 26 CAP Comp trolity William Gordy stated that motor vehicle office employees who received an average $3.16 pay raise in the first half of the month will see deductions of the same amount in their checks for the second half. The action applies to state employees in the Office of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
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Baltimore
Wiliam
Gordy
Ural BA
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Entertain Winners Tie Ends Frederick Council Event
Frederick Council No. 118 Jr 0 led an entertaining evening with a large turnout. President P Latheritice presided as members Coleman and acts by Edward Rice Wilbert L Smith drew laughs. A scene in the physician office with several participants amused the crowd. James R Fale won the guessing contest as plans for a county wide close initiation in Me Middletown on November 21 were announced. Refreshments followed the speeches.
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Abe
Frederick Council No. 118
UL A. M
Wrhich
Meliil A. Laniz
P. Latheritice
Coleman
Edward @. Rice
Wilbert L. Smith
Chyscian
Win
Null
James S. Crat
Waureh P.E. South
Clinton EB. Kelis
James R. Fale
Wilosrt L. Smith
Coun
Tad
Rice
Middletown
Daares
Frederick Counci
Orthy
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