South Carolina Governor Takes Charge Of Roads
Governor Olin D. Johnston seized control of highway affairs declaring a state of insurrection and ordering National Guard machine gunners to back the move. He fired the road board chief H W Sawyer and named Joe Calus executive manager to purge the Roads Bureau while suspending vehicle license sales and issuing new tags.
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Columbia
S.C
Olin D. Johnston
National Guard
H. W. Sawyer
Joe Calus
Spartanburg
Roads Bureau
Calus
Union Miners Shot At Birmingham Alabama
Seven United Mine Workers miners were admitted with gunshot wounds after an ambush near the Margaret mine in St Clair county about 25 miles east of Birmingham. One miner, Burge Thomas of Warrrior, was reported killed as Mack Padgett was wounded. authorities could not confirm the fatality.
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Birmingham
Ala
St Clair County
Burge Thomas
Warrior
Mack Padgett
United Mine Workers
Margaret
Market Shifts as Transportation Stocks Rise in Spotty Session
A fluctuating market sees transportation issues regain some footing after earlier derailment. Short selling and uneven trading produce a spotty picture with many issues near unchanged. Commodities weak, bonds narrow, cotton easing, call money at 0.25 percent, and sterling opens around $4.917.
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Nework
Weather Today and October Precipitation Report
The report notes no precipitation in the 24 hours ending this morning. October to date shows 2 inches, while normal October rainfall is 2.58 inches and the month so far records 1.444 inches. A deficiency of .322 inches is reported. Yesterday high was 74, low other days listed as 32 and 41. Sun sets at 5:24 p.m. Moon rises at 8:59 p.m. Moon sets tomorrow at 4:24 p.m. Potomac and Monocacy rivers are clear.
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Ta. m
Potomac
Monocacy
Inoculations in Frederick County After Typhoid Cases
More than 1700 typhoid inoculations have been given in Frederick County under Health Officer Dr E C Kefauver. Forty one Emmitsburg Garment Company employees were inoculated after Miss Mary Wilhide of Thurmont fell ill. Wilhide was treated at Frederick City Hospital and discharged. Additional cases appeared in Thurmont but progress is not deemed alarming. Water supplies for Emmitsburg and Thurmont were tested by health officials.
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Frederick County
E C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Emmitsburg
Knoite Veeiggie
Emmitsburg Garment Company
Mary Wilnide
Thurmont
Wilhide
Frederick City Hospital
Emmitsourg
YMCA Drive Sets Teams for 5000 Dollar Campaign
Sixty six workers plus an eleven woman group join Frederick MC A to raise five thousand dollars for the coming year. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee chairs the drive with Rev Charles Shaffer praised for service. Hive and grey teams each list captains and twenty seven workers. blues teams enumerate members. two camps will meet at MC A for instructions. a Friday dinner supports the effort. A second item reports a car collision near Keymar Road injuring Baumgardner.
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Frederick ¥. Mc.a
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bjorlee
Charles D. Shaffer
Frederick “Y
Hive
J Walker Carty
Grey
Lestie N. Coblentz
Blues
Mr. Carty
George T .Cramer
Sam W. Maples
Paul Roderick
Parsons Newman
LeRoy McCardell
R. Ames Hendrickson
Albert M. Coblentz
Otho J. Keller
Francis Perrott
Robert L. Smith
J. W. Donnan
Glenn H. McGregor
A—L
Homer Miller
G. Hunter Bowers
J. Travers Thomas
Edwin D. Albaugh
Mr. Coblentz
Alvey Renn
James II Pele Melvin M Enele
W. W. Smith
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
F. Ross Myers
John Usher
Alvin G. Quinin
Lewis A. Rice
John Renn
Amos John Traver
W. C Staley
W. C. Royal
Arthur R Remsberg
Wiliam CD
Zimmerman Oran C. Lease
H. D. Radcif
H. H. Abbott
Frank Suman
J. W. Donner
Katharine Dutrow
Charlotte Motter
Charles W Lough
James Albin
M. R. Etchison
Miriam Apple
E. Maker
Jack Markey
MCA
Tad Octeck
Francie Scott Key Hovel
Walkout Over WPA Wages Hits Cumberland Projects
Labor leaders triggered a walkout at Cumberland WPA sites protesting unskilled wage of 28.6 cents per hour. Officials push for 50 cent pay with a 15,000 extra workers by early November as Dryden reports 15,984 engaged Friday and a national target of 20,900 by November 18.
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Dryden
Cumberland
Works Progress Administration
WPA
William A Tepega
Seals Coin Ailer
Francis H. Dryden
Atate
Allegan
County
Bedford Road
Frostburg
Baltimore
State Works Progress
Washington
Two More Wounded In New York Gang War
Two men were seriously wounded in an apartment doorway as gang gunfire erupted in New York City. Investigators sought a link to last week's gang warfare that claimed five mobsters including Dutch Schultz. Victims Hugo Garaldo Colarello and Joseph Rega, both in their twenties, were shot as they left their residence. two assailants escaped.
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New York
Smbuscede
Dutch Schultz
Hugo Garaldo
Auas Colarello
Joseph Rega
Motorcycle Crash Damages Linwood Worker
Linwood man Harry Bowker of Koontz Creamery was hurt near Linwood while commuting to Wrarlttdiscs Mel Wasad olanda a enent Saturday after 7. He collided with an automobile, his right leg crushed below the knee, and a severed limb was amputated at Maryland General Hospital Carrot cell ambulance sent by Dr Thomas H. Lres. Special Officer Mason investigated the accident.
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Harry Bowker
Linwood
Koontz
Wrarlttdiscs
Mel Wasad
Lunda
Maryland General Hospital
Carrot Cell
Thomas H . Lres
Umon Bridge
Spetial
BS Mason
Frederick Teachers Honored at Maryland State Meeting
At the sixtieth eighth annual Maryland State Teachers Association in Baltimore October 25 26 Miss Edith S Gardiner Frederick High School faculty member was revived president of the Modern Language Group and Miss Marcelene Kefauver Frederick High School librarian was made president of the School Library Section Both groups are newly affiliated departments of the association.
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Frederick
Ato
Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Edith S. Gardinger
Federick High School
Atsention
Marcelene Kefauver
Ibraran
Frederick Wigh Srhen
Schoo Library Sermion
Arm Fracture Sends Donores Ever to Gettysburg Clinic
Donores Ever of Emmitspurs sustained a fractured neckbone in a fall Friday afternoon. She was brought to Warner Hospital in Gettysburg where X rays confirmed the break and the fracture was reduced.
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Warner Kaspal
Gettysburg
Meeting In Interest Of Proposed Boulevard In Gettysburg
Gettysburg plans town wide meetings to push construction of the Washington to Gettysburg Memorial Boulevard. The council urged active citizen involvement to ensure the roadway is built, with gatherings to outline the project and gather support for an intensive campaign.
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Gettysburg
Washington-to-Gettysburg Memorial
Haitian Storm Toll Stays Unchanged Amid Flood Aftermath
In Port au Prince Haiti on Oct 98 AP reports at least 2000 dead or missing as floods after the storm devastate the Canonea peninsula region. Many residents are homeless and hungry while valleys and villages are believed wiped out by raging streams and landslides. Local officials fear widespread displacement and ongoing search efforts continue.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Chainern
Haci
Muessatie
Miss Oaster Holds Ticket On Pegasus
A silver bowl filled with Frederick County apples sits in the Francis Scott Key Hotel lobby inviting guests to help themselves. Since October 18, ten bushels have been used and most visitors take one apple each. The display attracts attention and complements the hotel’s offerings.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
He Telnet Sons
Aneher
Roma
Efea
Bredack
Ganvaril
Ibeh Knob
Bevines
Notable Horse Race Delivers Big Payout After Wednesday Card
A favored horse wins Wednesday's race generating a $147 800 payout to the owner if He Comes Iy First. The event's wagering totals indicate high bets and a crowded track as bettors chase a late surge and a potential upset.
Declare Intentions This Week Or No Vote
Fragmented OCR notes reference a 1936 and 1994 timeline with names and dates unclear. The readable portions mention votes, declarations of intent, and various personal names tied to events or discussions.
Supreme Court Ethiopians Leave Will Hear Makale Path Argument
The Supreme Court Ethiopians set a December 9 calendar for an argument concerning Makale in the path case. The dispute centers on a Roman army timetable and an attack context.
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Supreme Court
Makale
Condemnation of land issues loom in focus of postwar talks
Reports from Washington indicate debate over condemnation of land tied to Japan and Germany may follow U S decisions. Discussions reference the Agricul tural Adjustment Act and potential court rulings while noting war end aims and shifting positions among major powers. An allied plane raid is noted alongside political maneuvers in Africa and Europe as Mussolini accelerates mining plans in Tigre.
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Ada
Emilio de Bons
Mussolini
Tigre
Cnntrol
AAA Officials Pleased With Corn Hog Vote
Washington officials welcomed the corn hog control vote showing 363,705 farmers favoring an adjustment while 64,448 opposed. The drive notes only a fraction of 4.5 million producers, with 2.4 million raising for home use, suggesting a pork reduction increase of 26 to 30 percent over the year.
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AAA
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Theo
Will Rogers on Elections and Depression Reflections
The voice reflects on political uncertainty and voter unreliability during the Depression era. Will Rogers jokes about not knowing the presidential outcome while noting economic hardship, crime stories, and the uncertain future facing ranchers and ordinary Americans in 1935.
Donation Day To Support the Home for the Aged
The Home for the Aged announces its annual Donation Day on Thursday to collect money, food, canned goods, and country produce. Board members will host donors and assist 25 residents with rising needs as community support grows.
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Home For Aged
Board of Managers
Ty Aas
Kieffer
Ly We H.mt
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