Counties Prepare for Western Shore Meet to Discuss Tax Plan
Commissioners from seven counties meet Friday to discuss a proposed state tax measure that would share funds by mileage, with Frederick showing about 3100.003 and Carroll, Washington, and Montgomery counties attending. The plan aims to use proceeds to lower taxes as groups from Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and St Mary’s counties participate, while Baltimore County cites prior commitment.
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Werner Shore
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Frederick county
Commissioners
Wescem
Carrol County
C. Scook Bollinger
G Saum
Washington county
Anne
Berk
3. Mary's county
C. B. Green- G
Jonas L. Egiehact
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George D. Brownite
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Montgomery county
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Cache for Stolen China Pieces Discovered in Car
Police describe discovery of a cache containing hundreds of china samples and jewelry in a traveling salesman’s car. Officers say the seized items belonged to W. Clark Drexi FEE and associates, with investigation ongoing into the origin of the stolen ware and a related parking violation charged against Reber L. Grove.
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Roushen
Fredecks
Paur Hofman
W. Clack
Drexi
FEE
Glark
Frederck
Fae poe
Clark
Joie mass
Essoci
Reber
L. Grove
Sicez
George W. Noes
Weather Summary for October Precipitation and Temps
October precipitation totals and temperature ranges provided. Actual metrics show 255 inches for October year context and low temperatures near 31 degrees with yesterday's high around 10 degrees. Stream conditions note mud and affected Potomac and Monocef waterways.
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Sur
Potomac
Menoce
Road Surfacing Planned on Liberty Road Corridor
The State Roads Commission will accept bids by November 1 for surfacing Liberty road from Easttown toward Frederick as part of ongoing relocation. A federal wage scale applies with minimums of 35 cents for skilled labor, 23 for semiskilled, and 30 for unskilled. Also bids for replacing the bridge over the North Branch of the Gone Branch on the National Highway near Addiston, with similar wage rates. Work progresses with grading and opening of the route, while detours and rights of way adjustments affect nearby towns including Frederick and New Market.
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State Roads Commission
Liberty road
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Freder
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svanere
Gone
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Braddock
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Frederick
New Market
Hetlimore
Ye Predericktown Players Hold Regular Meeting
The weekly gathering in Winchester Hall presided by Miss Ametie Weis berg noted a slate of officers and directors. Attendees included Miss Amel2 Wedy the President and members Miss Martgaret Berbecch Edwina Brown Haccidhe Brown Elizabeth Tyson Edna Hargell Cariolis Kinneman Helen Corder Julie Robhison and Messrs Wilord Merkey J Water Zie gler Walter Cartr Bar od Clem Thomas Gerdner George Smith Robert McCordeil and Robert Luxe.
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Predericktown Players
Winchester Hall
Ametie Weisberg
Edwina Brown
Haccidhe Brown
Elizsbeth Tyson
Edna Hargell
Cariolis Kinneman
Helen Corder
Julie Robhison
Messrs
Wilord Merkey
J. Water Ziegler
Walter Cartr
Barod Clem
Thomas Gerdner
George Smith
Robert McCordeil
Robert Luxe
American missionary reported to be slain
Fragmentary AP report notes the death of an American missionary, with scattered details about the incident and responses. Names linked to the broader context appear in partial lines, including local officials and community figures.
Opening Session of States and D OFL Holds Colorful Ceremony
Fifty delegates attend the opening session at the Feaners Scots Hey hotel with white uniforms and American flags. A closed session follows where reports are discussed and new nominations are planned, with emphasis on the Dred Scott era and local dignitaries addressing the assembly.
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Feaners
Council of Averylend, Sons and Brauchess of Liberty
Frei- E
holroom
focal
Weiler
nestor
Presbrvatian church
America
mace
Albeugh
behall
Mountain City Council
Alba
Denali
Frederick
ard
Fred
Barbera
Barbera Frritchie
Roger Brooke Taney
Rose Bill Manor
Court House
Braddock Heights
Taneys
Stu Jomms
Prencis Scot Rey
Sacvara Fritchie
Dive
Battle of Monscacr
Amiecican
bey puoniaz
Mucshower
Willam H. Mosterg
Baltimore
sommerly
Lime iin
organizati
Biswins
Roger Brooke
escore
Enances
Setsbury
Appeals ruling delays local court action in Luxor incident
Judge Charles Wy Wood faces appeals in a seated court matter as selection of jurors and local terms proceed today. Frederick CR and Guege A. D. Wilerd cited in proceedings. An Egyptian farmer clash in Luxor injures five with many wounded as police restore order and fire is used.
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Charles Wy Wood
paice court
Guege A. D. Wilerd
Frederick CR
Shin_ Care
Sergi
Luxor
De gTORN
Storm Damage Reported in Frederick After Wednesday Wind
A week night storm caused damage estimated at 10 to buildings and trees along West Patrick Street. Archways and woodwork were torn down. many pedestrians sought shelter as gusts uprooted a bandstand and scattered debris. Rain totaled 0.53 inches, with cooler air and brighter skies expected.
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wolywood Garden
Gence hall
Berm Winkie
West Patrck street
Frederick
mitle
Lester Hoffman
Baker
Robbery at Washington chain store ends with getaway
Two shabby men robbed a chain grocery in Washington at Second and G Streets Southeast. They tied up manager Charles D. Smith and a clerk, took about $30 from a register, and fled in a recovered automobile after one robber brandished a gun and the other guarded customers. Smith had keys seized and the pair escaped while the store stayed open for customers.
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Charles D. Smith
Washington
Smith
John T. Best
Henry Murphy
otter bendit
Jim
part-na
Luray
Van Smith
automobile
fed
Annual Stunt Night by Luther League at Prange Church
The Luther League of the Prange Lutheran Church plans a Friday 7 30 p m Stunt Night in the Sunday School Hast Street venue open to the public. The program features a one act play O Teacher with nine young players followed by a shadowgraph film by Meredith Young and others. A TV act, vocal numbers, and several novelties directed by Miss Eleanor Rodokerick and Miss Elmira Renn are on the slate along with a Washington and Maryland Synod connection and a committee headed by Austin W Howard.
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Luther League of the Prangelical Lutheran church
scond street
Meredith Young
McCreesy Sands
Harold Hoope
ireus
Meredie Foung
Mass Kahrrine Culle
Ho Webster White
Imes John Traver
Steer
Washington
Weasington Distr Teagie
mémi Ee
Luther League of Maryland Synod ofteran church
Eleanor Rnoderick
Elmira Renn
Sisenor
Austin W. Howard
Willard Marxey
Genla Douh
Moss May Merce
Jack Merediei
Granted Divorce for A Crabores at Brunswick Court
Through attorney Remo S. Harp, A A Crabores of Brunswick was granted an absolute divorce from husband George F. Crabtree. She receives custody of infant children Lecda R and Clara J. Crabires. he must pay court costs.
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A. Crabores
Brunswick
Remo S. Harp
George F. Crabtree
Lecda R
Clara J. Crabires
Tequitet
Another Stolen Goods Charge Heard By Jury
A Maryland court hears a second trial this term on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Hannah Hahn of Thurmont testified that chairs and furniture found in her home were salvaged and not stolen, aided by former employee Ludwig Kern who had confessed to stealing the goods. Kern implicated Hahn in selecting items from a warehouse, while Hahn denied knowledge of the theft. The jury includes Millard S. Smith and others, with State's Attorneys presenting the case. additional cases and appeals are listed for upcoming days.
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Thurmont
Ludowl
L. Wwaesche
Eevo
mot
Kem
the
cour
House of Correction
Tay
Hansah Hahn
Kern
Charles F. Main
Hageman
Pau
BE. Rheats
Carroll L
Smith
manufaclurng Aguor
Wiillate E. Frego
Lawrence Crampton
Lewis E. Williams
George Barigis
Wiliam S. Freed
Joan dD. Kingesarson
failows
Harry Ramsburg
Joan W.Baugher
Raymond W. Schitai
Alexander McNei
Irving Weill
James Fisher
Sian procon
Bennett Bacest
Grover C. Quima
Lanis Moxsteazo
Ibuaticnio
Grayson Bidjdingar
William Jordan
Hergraves
Goran
Melvin Gilbert
Adrian Mazel
George Hardy
Dudley FL
Francis O. Shasheed
Funkstown Barn Crushed by Windstorm
A windstorm in the Funkstown area destroyed a barn with the event occurring around early morning hours. The weather damage disrupted activities and led to a ruined framework while several individuals were listed among participants in local events and social gatherings.
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FUNKSTOWN
Pope condemns modern art at opening gallery
In Vattern Choy on October 27 AP reports the Pope denounces modern art for religious subjects at a new gallery opening attended by 18 cardinals. He warns bishops to be cautious about art allowed in churches and laments false art found in places of worship.
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Vattern Choy
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card’na
Hoover Prepares Final Speeches Ahead of 24 Hour Campaign
President Hoover drives writing sessions for a nationwide swing to eight audiences in 24 hours. He plans a Friday Indianapolis address at 7 30 p m c s t and a parallel Atlantic seaboard tour starting the next day after returning from Indianapolis. Governor Ritchie speaks in Hoosier capital on Roosevelt’s behalf as broadcasts and rival parades are arranged.
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mane
Mondar
Atlantic seaboard
Indianapolis
stern
White House
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Ritchie
Maryland
Hoosier
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
New York Night Court Siege Tied to Free Speech Protest
About 450 college students converged on New York City's night court, prompting Magistrate August Dryer to adjourn as police handled the disturbance. Fourteen youths and two coeds received suspended sentences after the demonstration sparked by demands for free speech and reinstatement of Oshley Johnson, dismissed from City College faculty as budget cuts were cited.
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New York
August Dryer
Oshley Johnson
College of the City of New York
Delegates Register Early At Lutheran Sunday School Meet
About 1 080 delegates registered by noon at the sixth annual convention of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland and its associated Sunday School, with around 400 more expected to register in the afternoon. The event is hosted at St John’s Church in Hagerstown Ost and is led by Rev Dr M A Ashby of Heonsgorty Sunday Schools.
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Hagerstown
Mother Seizes Custody After Daughter Kidnapped
In Los Angeles area on Oct 27 17 year old mother Borman was found with her kidnapped daughter at a Newhall residence. Officers reported guardianship disputes as Borman resisted adoption efforts by the child’s guardian. investigation continued with no charges at filing. A separate incident saw a collision on a Frederick road where a passenger injured and a driver fled the scene.
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los Angeles
ath Borman
Newhall
Las
Wancy Rath Budhch
Buchanan
Mesachanan
Borman
Frank Lowery Held By State Police As Hit And Run Driver
State police arrested Deputy Sheriff Frank L Lowery at 2 p m on charges he drove the hit and run auto that killed Myron T Smith 75 near Bolivar Wednesday night An apparent confession followed though he did not admit knowing he struck anyone The investigation traced repairs to a damaged car and led to Lowery at his Myersville home He was held for bond review by State's Attorney Walter Sinn in Middletown prior to formal action Todays fatal accident occurred on the National Highway west of Middletown about 7 p m Wednesday
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Baltimore
Darby
Henekes
Metowh
srecttheast
Washington
Frank 0. Lowery
Myersville
Myron T. Smith
Bolivar
David R. Peterson
Frederick
Lowery
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Walter E Sinn
bond
Smith
Middletown
miche
Mayor and aldermen tour police HQs in Montgomery and Baltimore counties
City officials led by Mayor Elmer Munshower and Aldermen visited Rockville Bethesda and Catonsville to inspect new police facilities and the Bethesda sub-station. They studied headquarters layouts and considered moving City Hall quarters to the Market house rear while preserving market space.
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Elmer ¥. Munshower
Butcher
Hiteshew
Brus
Steiner
Montgomery
Baltimore
Rockville
Bethesda
Catonsville
new court house
A. A. Moxley
Hacner
Sauls Refuses Lindbergh Clue Details in Interrogation
Seville Spain October 27 AP Jean Saul detained for questioning over the Lindbergh baby kidnapping says he will not reveal information except to American police. He claims newspapers offer money for his knowledge but states he knows names of some people who received the ransom. Police continue to investigate to establish the masterminds.
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Seville
Spain
Jean Saul
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Saul
ace
mars
Body in coffin found on street mystery ends
A coffin containing a three month old 1914 infant’s body was found on a street in Wisconsin. Alfred S. Bouse identified the child as Carl Bouse, sparking a hoax that led to a kidnapping plot and arrests. The incident closed as investigators uncovered alleged kidnappers’ hideout and a deadly confrontation. Also noted: planned extreme low temperature experiments at California Institute of Technology.
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BMiowaure
Wis
Sy vandacs
Alfred S. Bouse
Carl
California
Institute of Technology
Hunger Marchers Clash With Police in London Riot
Rioting broke out on Edgeware Road and Ryde Park as hunger marchers surged through London seeking protests against the dole system. Police charged the crowd, arresting leaders amid shattered windows, tossed missiles, and shouted protests as thousands gathered in the Oxford Street area.
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London
Edgeware Road
Ryde Park
belek
Great Cumberland Place
Oxford
dole
Veracity of Voter Appeal In Woodsboro District
John W. Garver and Blanche A. Garver appeal in Circuit Court, claiming registry refusals to remove strikeout Certificates. They argue Johnsville district registrars denied October 18 removal requests and name Edward J. Smith as attorney. The Bucketstown registry board is also involved with questions about residency and eligibility.
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Woodsboro
John W. Garver
Blanche A. Garver
T. J. Blessing
Roy B. Harp
Board of Registry of
Johnsville
Edward J. Smith
ated G W. Culler
Board of Registry
Bucketstown
Mrr. Witts sys
pete regiars
Z. Hickters
My. Wirts
Hickmans
Maryland
Tii Mman
Market Upward but Progress Unimportant
Market activity shows gains but is described as unimportant with little clarity on causes. The Chicago wheat market led a modest recovery while stock markets presented a mixed tone, with Sterling exchanges noted at around 3.28.
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ODEN
Caicago
Three Alarm Fire Damages Baltimore Penn Paper Stock Site
A three story brick building of the Penn Paper Stock Company in Baltimore’s downtown suffered significant damage from a three alarm fire. Officials say smoke caused extensive damage while spontaneous combustion is suspected as the likely ignition source. about 17 people were displaced.
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BALTIMORE
Balasore
Penn Paper Stock Company
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