Child’s Leg Broken By Auto At Market And Fifth
Mary Frances Nikirk three years old daughter of Bri and Mrs Franklin Nikirk of 117 West Fifth street was struck by a car at the Market and Fifth street intersection and dragged briefly. She suffered a fracture above the left knee and was rushed to Frederick City hospital. Driver Arthur Etzler of near Yellow Springs said the child darted into the street as he slowed at Market Street with a green light. Officers Horace Alexander and Herbert Strawsbury aided in lifting the car to free the child. Etzler was charged with reckless driving and additional charges may follow after investigation.
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Mary Frances Nikirk
Bri
Franklin Nikirk
West Fifth Street
Fifth
Market Streets
Frederick City Hospital
Arthur Etzler
Yellow Springs
Market Street
Fifth Street
Katherine Staples
Washington
Nikirk
Horace Alexander
Herbert Strawsbury
North Market Street
Etzler
Alexander
E. Allen Grumbine
Rotarians Discuss Hobbies and Local Needs at Frederick luncheon
Three Rotarians answered birth questionnaires at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Clyde M. Roney urged more industrial activity and youth employment. Elias Ramsburg praised Frederick, enjoyed fishing and detective stories. A L Ellin spoke of hard work and the joy of learning a trade, recalling his journey from Europe to New York and the Statue of Liberty. The program was introduced by Sheldon Turner with guests present and Marvin Hawk presiding.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elias Ramsburg
Frederick
Rotary Club
Elim
America
New York
Mr. Ellin
Wesl
United States
Toxi Us
Sheldon Turner
John Holzhauser
Philadelphia
Francis Perrott
James Ellinder
Port Jervis
Marvin Hawk
Student Falls Into Polar Bear Pit at Brookside Zoo
Oct 26 Cleveland Miss Julia Zemeck 21 an art student fell twenty five feet into a polar bear pit at Brookside Zoo. Keepers clubbed the bear named Silver and pulled her to safety. She was taken to City Hospital in poor condition with deep lacerations to head neck and legs.
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Cleveland
Julia Zemeck
Brookside Zoo
City Hospital
Silver
Curley Wilson
Miss Zemick
British Troops Launch Large Palestine Drive Against Arabs
Thousands of British troops initiated the largest Palestine operation since reinforcements, pushing an intensive campaign against Arab rebels in Acre and Galilee districts, as of October 26 in Haifa Palestine.
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Haifa
Palestine
Britain
Acre
Galilee
Answers to Cranium Crackers today page four
Residents of Washington D C lead the nation in per capita expenditures. The statements 2 3 4 5 are true or false as given. Highest death rates are in remote areas distant from medical help.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt warns nations on liberty and war threats
President Roosevelt in a White House radio address denounces nations suppressing liberty and persecuting Jews. He pledges U.S. defense of the Western Hemisphere against foreign interference and calls for real disarmament talks beyond verbal assurances. He warns that a world conflict would unleash widespread evil and threaten civilized life.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Oval Room
White House
New York Herald Tribune
Europe
Asia
Africa
Munich
Occupation Of Hankow Completed By Japs
Hankow, Oct 26. Japanese forces completed the occupation of Hankow with little resistance. Destroyers and aircraft supported rapid landings along the Yangtze bank from Shanghai to Hankow. Japanese infantry halted opposite the collapsed Japanese consulate as transports and supply ships arrived. The Italian consul and British naval officers, with Father Jacquinot, explained the safety zone to civilians and secured assurances against further action. ARBITRATION ACCEPTED
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Hankow
Janansee
Yangtze River
Yangtze
Shanghai
Father Jacquinot
State Teachers Meet Tho Days In Baltimore
Frederick teachers plan to attend the Maryland State Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore Friday and Saturday. Schools close Friday with anticipated 100 percent attendance at sessions. Program includes Dr. Albert S. Cook and Dr. H. C. Byrd addresses, sectional meetings, and a Friday dinner honoring Dr. Lida Lee Tail. William F E Dodd and Lafayette College president speak Saturday. officers to be elected. Charles L. Kopp of Cumberland presides. Walter H. Davis and secretary listed.
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Tasker G. Lowndes
State Board of Education
Maryland
Albert S. Cook
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Virginia Doud
Frederick High
Lord Baltimore
Lida Lee Tail
State Teachers’ College
W. E. Dodd
Polytechnic Auditorium
William FE. Dodd
Germany
J. m
All- Maryland Orchestra
William Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
Dodd
Charles L. Kopp
Cumberland
Walter H. Davis
Havrece Grace
Merry Fahrney Fights For Marital Rights In Court
Merry Fahrney plans to pursue preservation of her marriage as a court revisits prior divorce rulings. The Appellate Court voided a February Circuit Court decree linking her to Baron Arthuro Berlingieri, raising whether she remains Baroness or wife to Count Oleg Cassini. Her attorney says she will live with the count, seeks rehearing, and may escalate to the State Supreme Court. marriage to the count remains valid pending final decision.
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Chicago
Maccap Merry Fahrney
Mate
Arthuro Berlingieri
Ital
Count Oleg Cassini
Russia
Frank Cantwell
Merry
State Supreme Court
Low Bid For Grading Drainage Job On Dual Highway
Baltimore firm submits the lowest bid for the Hagerstown Frederick Rahway tracks project. Robert L. Oates offers 59048 dollars for 0.4 mile of grading concrete surfacing and bridge work. M J Grove Lime Co is next at 65171 dollars. State Roads Commission to award contracts soon.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Frederick Rahway
Robert L. Oates
Onir
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Archival Q and A on Church Parliament and wartime ships
Summary of items noting Winston Church Parliament query, 1709 military and commercial ships versus 3359 in 1927, 1938 September employment at 3 120 020, Homer Martin A F of the Auto Workers Union, and Faige Italan volunteers with insurgents being sent home in a wartime context.
Boonsboro Water Purchase Urged by Official
Baltimore Oct 26 Paul H Holland chief engineer for the Public Service Commission urged a conference to consider buying the Boonsboro Water Company. He noted customer criticism of Fisher's operation and water quality and called for an appraisal to set a fair value for negotiations.
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Baltimore
Paul H. Holland
Public Service Commission
Boonsboro Water Company
Boonsboro
Washington County
Holland
Walter 5. Fisher
Fim
Fisher
Holy Wand
Midland
Allegany County
Assault case stetted in Emmitsburg court appeal
An assault and battery appeal case was stetted in criminal court by State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers. Donald Knott of Emmitsburg faced charges brought by Mrs. George F. Wantz of Emmitsburg. Knott pleaded for a jury trial when arraigned before Justice Albert W. Ecker, with F Aust James as his attorney.
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Atarner Sherman P. Bowers
Donald Knott
Emmitsburg
George F. Wantz
Knott
Albert W. Ecker
F. Aust James
Temperature Bounds Back After Frost
A frost overnight dropped to 32 degrees marking the season’s second lowest. By Wednesday skies cleared and southerly winds lifted the temperature to 74 degrees after a 45 degree low noted the previous night.
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A. L Ellin
Clyde M. Roney
Palgatee
Aa Ting
Zoo
Julia Zemick
Americas
U.S
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Italy
Prague
California
Anheim
Calif
Frederick County
W. £. Dodd
Merry Fahrney
Ero
Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
Babson Institute
Wellesley
Mass
P. S.C
Igolland
Midland Els Lick Company
Colson
Mount's
Park Ave
High School
Delphey
C.E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick ST
Sip Rover
Cc. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Earl
Usxurrous
Anarle
Hendrickson