Montevue Sewer Project to Begin Next Week
The Montevue to city sewer line project, delayed by right of way issues, will start next week with about forty workers under WPA supervision. The route has shifted to avoid Mercer meadow, running mainly along Carroll Creek with crossings at Putman and Biser properties, and includes a 12 and 8 inch line sections.
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Montevue
Montevueto City
Works Progress Administration
E. C. Kefauver
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Frederick City
Albert M. Mercer
Mercer
John W. Grove
Grove
Carroll Creek
Lewis W. Putman
Nevin M. Biser
F. B. Krantz
Raymond Slifer
Lindbergh Avenue
Groveland Boulevard
Swastika x Road
Shookstown Road
Maxtwell
State Board of Health
Hallowe'en Party For Kindergarten Children
Kindergarten in the Federated Charities building hosts a Hallowe'en party Monday at 10 30. Miss Margaret Eisenhauer notes eighty four children enrolled. Some parade participants will attend the party after tearing costumes.
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Federated Charities
Margaret Eisenhauer
Frederick seeks new dog catcher after resignations
Frederick faces a dog catcher vacancy as Howard Hollingsworth resigns effective immediately. Mayor Culler debates successor while Hollingsworth moves to a new job in Wew Market. He cites poor pay and other duties, noting sporadic business and a yearly budget of 850 for up to 566 dogs, with four complaints of stray dogs already filed.
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Frederick
Howard Hollingsworth
Culler
Hollingsworth
Wew Market
Sergi William Y. Anderson
Group 2 Bankers Set Meeting at Key Hotel
Plans for Group 2 of the Maryland Bankers Association meeting November 2 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel were announced. Secretary Benjamin L. Shuff said officers from the Maryland Bankers Association and Federal Reserve Bank of Baltimore will attend, with State Banking Commissioner Warren F. Sterling and Deputy Commissioner John D. Hosperhorn invited to the dinner. Rodney W. Crowther of the Baltimore Evening Sun will speak on Can America Remain Isolated, joined by W Bond Jr of the American Bankers Association Public Relations department. Elmer C. Carey of Ellicott City, president of the group, will preside. The group covers Frederick, Carroll, and Montgomery counties, with Washington County bank representatives also invited.
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Maryland Bankers’ Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Benjamin L. Shuff
Maryland Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Bank of Baltimore
Warren F. Sterling
John D. Hosperhorn
Rodney W_. Crowther
Baltimore Evening ‘Sun
America
Ann
Isi
W_ Bond, Jr
American Bankers Association
Bond
Banking
Elmer C. Carey
Ellicott City
Frederick
Carroll Howard
Montgomery Counties
Washington County
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather record notes 24 hour precipitation none. October to date 107 inches vs normal 2.38 inches. October 1937 9.36 inches. Deficiency to Oct 1 1936 1.26 inches. Yesterday high 77, year ago 57. Last night low 42, year ago 45. Sun set 3 16 p m, sun rise 8 32 a m. Moon rise 11 16 a m, moon set 9 24 p m. Streams Monocacy and Potomac clear. ae Ae Seoabe
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Monocacy
Potomac
Ae Seoabe
CIO and allies win court order to curb Hague actions
Newark October 27. The CIO and allied groups win a federal court order restraining Mayor Frank Hague and Jersey City officials from deporting members or hindering rights to speak in parks, leaflets, and placards. Judge William Clark suggests requiring advance copies of speeches for prior speakers to limit disturbances.
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Newark
N. J
CIO
Allied Organizations
Frank Hague
Jersey City
William Clark
Committee For Industrial Organization
the American Civil Liberties Union
Haguey
Hague
Navy Day Observed by U S and Entire Fleet
Navy Day in Washington featured gala displays afloat and ashore while behind the scenes the fleet’s build up continued. President Roosevelt urged continued armament to deter aggression and ensure protection until disarmament becomes general.
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Washington
America
Naval Service
Roosevelt
Swanson
Forest Fires Threat West Virginia Hills
The Conservation Commission declared a state of emergency due to rampant forest fires. It asked hunters farmers and citizens to forego hunting and using woods until conditions improve. At least 55 fires burned across West Virginia with thousands of acres at risk if winds fail to abate and humidity rises.
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Charleston
W. Va
The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia
Boundary plat marks Frederick Carroll line resurvey
Frederick and Carroll counties display a framed plat in the County Commissioners office confirming the resurvey of the Frederick Carroll boundary. The 45 by 30 inch document records lines from Sam's Creek Bridge to Parrs Spring near Ridgeville, signed by surveyor J. R. John and assistants. A granite marker stands at the southern terminus near Perr's Spring.
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Frederick County
Carroll
Carroll County
War
Sam’s Creek
Parr’s Spring
Ridgeville
E. Edward Martin
A. Hi. Derr. U. Grant Hooper
Jesse TI. Renner
Acts of General Assembly of Maryland
Land Commissioners
Buffalo Road
ML Airy
Frederick
Carroll Montgomery
Howard
Perr
German Franco Pact Seen By Daladier
Premier Daladier told Radical Socialist congress in Marseille that Germany and France would come to an understanding. He cited powerful reasons for mutual esteem and loyal collaboration as the basis for future policy while France signaled willingness to drop mutual aid pacts with the Soviet to reach accord with Germany.
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Marseille
Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Germany
France
Russia
Europe
Baptist Training School Next Week
The annual training school for Bentist Sunday School workers will be held at the Frederick church from Monday, October 33 to Friday, November 4. Rev. W C Royal, pastor of the First Baptist church here, is dean. Daily worship at 7:43 p.m. and classes 3 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Seven courses and seven forty five minute periods. Examinations Friday night. Books on sale at the church. Further information from Rev Mr Royal.
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Bentist
Frederick Church
W.C Roral
First Baptist Church
J.P. Daniel
the Baptist Church
Brunewick
Paul B. Watlington
Waterstown
Clarence E. Jones
Kensington
H. O Cooper
Rockville
Joseph T. Watts
Baptist Dion Association
Baltimore
Christ
Royal
Parts Of Old Autos Found At School Site
Frederick County progresses on Lincoln colored high school addition with foundations dug into preexisting fill. Excavations reveal fenders and chassis parts from past autos, echoing earlier park work at Baker Park. Contractors, architects Buckler Fenhagen, and superintendent Paul Beard report satisfactory progress and expect completion next spring.
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Lincoln High
Fredericksonians
Lincoln Colored High School
Frederick County
Broadway
Madison Streets
Lloyd C. Cutler
Baker Park
Jesse W. Kolb
Culler
Buckler and Fenhagen
Paul Beard
Disturbance Prompts Sheriff Inquiry North of National Hwy
Screams near Braddock Heights at 10:30 p m triggered a sheriff response. Mrs. William Mehatie said her estranged husband tried to enter the home near the Old White House Inn but she locked the door. He disappeared after the arrival of Sheriff Roy M Hilmer. Further details were not disclosed.
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National Highway
Braddock Heights
Roy M. Hilmer
William Mehatie
White House
Mehaffie
Two-Price Milk Plans Split New York and Boston
A NEA report contrasts Boston and New York milk schemes. Boston uses a two-cent subsidy aided by federal surplus programs to supply two-cent milk to WPA families, while New York imposes a eight-cent depot price with careful eligibility checks. The piece notes how these systems affect farmers, retailers, and relief recipients, including depot operations and card renewals.
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New York
Boston
Komney Dutcher
Washington
WPA
Commodities Corporation
New England
Ling
Wheel And The Taken Month Ago Recovered
Deputy Sheriff Denver J. Shook recovered a missing wheel and tire from Earl Gruber near Unionville. The tire, valued at 12.99, was found hidden near John Smith in Libertytown and linked to a larceny warrant against Smith who admitted the theft after dealer verification failed.
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Earl Gruber
Unionville
Denver J. Shook
John Smith
Libertytown
Shook
Smith
Gruber
Frederick
London sees slap at Munich accord in Roosevelt speech
In London, Roosevelt's broadcast against peace by fear drew critics who linked it to the Munich agreement. The debate intersects with a by election at Oxford, the first since the Czechoslovak crisis, as British opinion weighs rearmament and hopes for American aid in a potential European war.
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London
Roosevelt
Munich
Oxford
Europe
Marionettes Present The Shoemaker's Holiday This Saturday
The Wood College Marionettes stage The Shoemaker's Holiday by Thomas Dekker this Saturday in Brodbeck hall. Miss Sally Wills Holland directs with Miss Helen Hallett assisting. a cast includes Simon the shoemaker, Betty Gilmore, Marion Burrill, Kay Manges, Rowland Lacy, Elaine Teris, Janet Ritter, Betty Hartle, Francis West, Thelma Dorfman, Mary Jane Lundgren, Marjorie Duckworth, Marguerite Julius, Helen Yalicit, Selly Moyer, Harriet Burt, Harriet Ferst, and others in roles such as Skipper, Dodger, and Margery.
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Thomas Dekker
Wood College
Brodbeck Hall
Sally Wills Holland
Helen Hallett
Simon
Shoemaker
Betty Gilmore
King
Marion Burrall
Earl of Cornwall
Kay Manges
Rowland Lacy
Hans
Elaine Teris
Sybil
Selly Moyer
Margery
Harriet Burt
Jane
Harriet Ferst
Jap Conquerors In China Push Ahead
The Japanese forces chasing Chinese troops retreating from Hankow move to control 685 miles of rail line between Canton and Hankow and advance into Kwangtung Kiangsi Hunan and Hupeh. Chinese units hold positions southwest of Hankow and say they repelled attacks aimed at severing the northern railway near Sienning.
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Shanghai
Canton
Hankow
Kwang- Tung
Kiangsi
Hunan
Hupeh
Sienning
Qualified as Deputies In Court Officers Appointed
Two newly appointed officers qualified Tuesday before the Clerk of Court. C. N. Bear becomes deputy game warden and Clemon H. Lenhart serves as special deputy sheriff. Lenhart's term runs until November 30.
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C. N. Bear
Clemon H. Lenhart
Lenhart
Relations Of Two Countries May Be Strained
Reports indicate growing friction between two nations as talks on forming a puppet state, Manchoukuo, appear to strain bilateral relations and influence regional stability.
United States Demands Open Door Policy in China
The United States issued a strong note to Japan on October 6 in Tokyo, accusing Japan of attempting to monopolize trade and seize Chinese assets, curb American property rights, and interfere with mail and telegraphs. President Roosevelt linked policy to collective security and warned against militaristic actions while reiterating open door aims and potential strain in relations if a favorable reply is not received.
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Washington
United States
Japan
China
Joseph C. Grow
Tokyo
Orient
Roosevelt
New York
Shanghai
Missing Rumrich letters vanish at German spy trial
The trial resumed without a book of photographic copies used as evidence. The volume, prepared under British intelligence, included seven Rumrich letters and one from his brother, all sent to Sanders via Mrs. Jessie Jordan in Dundee Scotland. A long search by U.S. attorney staff failed to locate the missing documents.
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Guenther Gustav Rumrich
United States Army
Sanders
Jessie Jordan
Dundee
Scotland
Rumrich
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Lamar Hardy
Rain Causes Fire In Milwaukee Plastering Accident
Rain dampened plastering time for Elwin Krause in Milwaukee Wisconsin on October 27. The damp heat ignited a wall and firemen extinguished the flames with more water.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elwin Krause
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