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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1933

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Love racket arrests in Maryland chase ends in post office

Betty Jean Crouse of Braddock Heights was arrested on a postal fraud charge tied to a nationwide matrimonial scheme. An inspector pursued the couple 60 miles from Braddock Heights to Frederick, leading to a confession and plea changes. bond set at 500 dollars as authorities reveal letters promising heiress funds and marriage in exchange for carfare.

Frederick Braddock Heights Mra Betty Jean Crouse Guy Crouse Braddock Weights Mata Crouse Federal Grand Jury Gale Uy Ak Teddeesbo Woores California St Louis Mrs Crouse E Aydgren Seventeenth Street Anta Mona Callf Rydgren Aspector Aaid Wibel K Riser McCardell Bis Section Yen Texas

Weather overview with varied figures and forecasts

The report covers 24 hour precipitation and October totals. It lists high and low temperatures, yesterday, last year, and two years ago. It also notes sunset and moon data for tomorrow. The dream reference Potomac and a cloudy-to-slighly cloudy forecast appear in the text.

Potomac Monecacy

Halloween parade plans and CCC march planned in Frederick

The Hallowe'en committee of the Frederick Lions Club urged parade cooperation with crowd control on the curve The Civilian Conservation Corps near Fishing Creek will march adding over 180 men The judging will occur at Bentz street golf course with ticketed entrants The parade forms 7 pm at Mar Streets and North Market and Fifth streets Market Street will be roped from Fifth to Patrick to Bertie Street Lions Club Boy Scouts and others assist The Thurmont Lions club hosts a two day celebration with a parade at 8 pm A judges stand will line Altamont Avenue in a cordoned Square Games prizes and music from Thurmont High School band are planned

Frederick Hallowe'en Frederick Lions Club Lions Club Committee Civilian Conservation Corps Fishing Creek Bentz Street Lions Club Tis O’c Mar- Streets North Market- Street Fifth Street Market Street Fifth LO Patrick Bertie Street C. Cc Fredericktomans Frank Hayne Hallowe‘an Roger B Wolfe H David Hagan John 5 Renn Charles Appel Thurmont Thurmont Lions Club Altamont Avenue Liena

Hood College Public Events Calendar Set for Fall

The Hood College Public Events committee releases a full first semester of lectures and recitals. Highlight: Edna St Vincent Millay readings November 11 in Brodbeck Hall. Also includes vespers by Clarence A Barbour and a concert by Earl B Lippy.

Hood College Brodbeck Hal Edna St Vincent Muay Miss Millay College Dramatic Society Goucher College George Washington University Clarence A Barbour Brown University Earl B Lippy Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Brodbeck Hall Hoag College A Bruce Curry Union Theological Seminary of New York City Curry Hood Old Mexico Fredenck Hood Club Coblentz Hall Noel Coward Fredericktown

Dog suit ends in Towson over stolen rabbit dog

Ethan Gaither of Sykesville won a $300 judgment against Benedict Huber of Baltimore County in a case tracing back to 1931 over a rabbit dog. Huber hunted Gaither’s dog near Sykesville, claimed it, and was found guilty after later disputes. The weather outlook mentions rain and moderate temperatures across the Middle and North Atlantic states in the coming week.

Westminster Ethan Gaither Sykesville Towson Benedict Huber Baltimore County Gaither Sykesvile Huver Nate Moll Rheabottom Huber Gaithers Hitter Rheubottom Ab North Qantic Calder Tocasda

26 Missing As Sleet Lashes Lake Winnipeg

Selkirk Manitoba October 26 AP the anuous relatives of 26 missing persons peered with wavering hope on the sleet lashed waters of Lake Winnipeg. Two boats are missing about five days one was the Luber with six crew and 15 fishermen that left for winter fishing stations 250 miles northwest before wind and snow halted navigation. The other boat named the Question Mark carried a crew of three and two passengers.

Selkirk Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Here

Cuban Labor Calls Strike Monday Night

Havana reports a 48 hour strike called by the Cuban Federation of Labor starting midnight Monday to protest clashes between troops and workers. Buses vanished from streets, officials arrested, and amid protests, coverage notes worker disruption and union actions. New York reports stock market declines with commodity prices easing and gold steady as transfer activity remains uneven.

Havana Confederation of Labor

Fatal crash near Monrovia ties to Drakes death

Arnold Weiss admitted driving the car in which Mrs Bertha Luly Drake died when it overturned south of Monrovia on October 17. Herman Beard and others faced fines for drunken driving and license violations as the coroner's inquest revealed conflicting testimonies about the drivers and passengers during the fatal night. Justice Allen Bennett oversaw the hearing as relatives attended and the case unfolded with statements from deputies and the coroner.

Monrovia Lar Bertha Luly Drake Arnold Weiss Montoya Herman Beard Weiss Fie Drake Oman Lilly Peoples Court Allen Bennett Bennett Doll State Corp Knight Efp Roop New Market Herman Heath Lurns Mozell Lillys Earl Beard Hallman Centervithe Earl Walter E Sinn Reno S Harp Frank L Stoner

Grand jury unlikely to convene over lynching case

Princess Anne Md Oct 24 AP States Attorney John B Robins says the Somerset county grand jury will likely not be recalled to act in the investigation of Jas weeks lynching of George Alcot negro taken from the jail here unless more evidence is found. Of the 40 plus witnesses questioned none could identify any mob member and despite thousands present only about 50 or 60 were involved.

Baltimore Eugene O Dunne York New York O Dunne Ades Buel Lee Lee Ae O’dunne Buel LE E C Princess Anne Torbes John B Robins Todes Seemerstn County Jas Weeks George Almacod Rowins

U S Insists On Steel Price Cut To 35 Per Ton

The United States government demanded steel price reductions to 35 dollars per ton as a condition for loans. Joseph B Eastman released letters from steel firms showing a uniform price of 37 dollars and 75 cents per gross ton for first quality rails. He accused collusion and lack of competition.

U.S Joseph B Eastman Transportation

Judge Told to Hear Crawford Case Motion in Virginia

Richmond reporters note Governor Pollard ordered Judge James N McLamore of Suffolk to hear Crawford indictment quash motion. Judge J R H Alexander of the 2eth circuit requested the action amid claims the grand jury was unlawfully composed with black exclusion.

Richmond Pollard James N McLamore Suffolk George Crawford J R H Alexander Alexander Leesburg Charles H Houston Washington Crawford

Blue Eagle Political Posters Labeled Unauthorized in New York

Washington reports Administrator Hugh Johnson declares use of the NRA insignia on political posters unauthorized after a protest by Fiorello LaGuardia against Joseph Vo McKee. The note labels McKee as the recovery candidate. Former Sheriff William Rhoderick underwent neck surgery at Frederick City Hospital and was reported improving the same day.

Washington Joseph Vo McKee New York City Hugh & Johnson NRA Fiorello LaGuardia Fusion McKee William C Rhoderek Frederick City Hospital

Graf Zeppelin Overflew Frederick County in Rescue Flight

An unidentified German airship traversed western and southern Frederick County this afternoon. The craft appeared over the region near Akron and earlier departed Chicago, with observers noting a large photo of the airship and a hangar at Airon. The report highlights the ship's steadfast commander and the notable flight path.

Germany Chicago Frederick County Airon

Lumbermen to Hold Meeting and Dinner in Frederick

Lumbermen from Frederick, Montgomery, Howard, and Carroll counties plan a meeting and dinner in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel on Friday night November 3. The goal is to form a four-county organization to affiliate with the Middle Atlantic Lumber Dealers Association, with a name to be chosen and other business to be transacted. A preliminary meeting of about 28 members from the four counties was held at the local hostelry, and W L Buckley of the Mount Atlantic group outlined the code for lumber and coal dealers. Members are listed from Frederick, Tanetown, Westminster, Thurmont, Brunswick, Mt. Airy, Keymar, New Windsor, and more. Thomas E Watkins of Mt. Airy is president. John L Reffsnider of Westminster is vice-president. Oscar Karn of Brunswick is secretary. George Wilcoxon of Frederick is treasurer.

Frederick Montgomer Howard Carroll Counties Francis Scott Key Hotel Middle Atlantic Sumber Dealers’ Association Dumberman Iuaanen Middle Atlantis W L Buckley Frederick Tanetown Westminster Thurmont Brunswick Mt Alry Keymar New Windsor Thomas E Watkins Mt Aln John L Reffsnider Oscar Karn George Wilcoxon This City

Lindbergh Flies In Paris Acrobatic Exhibition

Paris October 26 AP Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh watched an acrobatic show by Michael De Troyat in Villacoublay plane trim. Lindbergh performed parts of the stunts described as superb while Mrs Lindbergh shopped and later toured Paris streets with an engineer.

Paris Col Charlies Lindbergh Hobh Hero Toda Michael de Troyat Villacouplay de Troyat

Public Works Fund Boost to Montgomery County Projects

The Public Works Administration announced 42 nonfederal projects across 23 states, with a total allocation of 8,107,225 dollars. The largest grant goes to Denver Colorado for waterworks improvements, while Montgomery County Maryland receives 160,000 dollars for a school project and Williamsport Maryland gets 8,8000 for a sewage plant.

Washington Public Works Administration Veterans Administration Roanoke Ale Williamsport Montgomery Pittssama

Explosion at plant injures workers and buries victim

In a morning blast at a pressing plant, a nearby explosion buried a worker named James Preme and another man BAS, killed an unidentified supervisor. David Knight and another man were hospitalized in Weichester after the blast, as Jack Knight and his daughter Virginia Knight suffered injuries while evacuating. A remote section of the plant was damaged and workers were stunned.

James Preme David Knight Weichester Jack Knight Virgina Knighs Jess Hile Wamaming Gerr

Graf Zeppelin seen over Frederick county heading for Washington

Graf Zeppelin, en route from Chicago after visiting the Century of Progress, crossed Frederick County and appeared to follow the Potomac toward Washington. Residents along Jefferson Boulevard witnessed the giant airship as it drifted southeast before moving on toward the Capitol, with earlier sightings near Hagerstown and Annapolis noted.

Graf Zeppelin Frederick County Chicago Frederick Cotaty Washington Potomac Frederick Braddock Heights Naidhe Giret Jefferson Boulevard Mulle & Calmute de Graf Hagerstown

Prisoners Sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Willard

Sentences totaling just over nine months were handed down by Judge Willard in Circuit Court for three of several defendants awaiting punishment. Charles Freeman Robb was jailed nine months for breaking into William Muler’s store at Market and Third streets. John Manning received nine months for stealing a sack of barley. Allen ODenognue drew 15 days after prior confinement. remaining terms were suspended for Mellie Vessel and Vary Joyce for petty plant thefts from a greenhouse.

Willard Charles Freeman Robb William Muler Market Third Streets House of Correction John Manning Mia Allen Joyce Cuariea

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