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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 28, 1937

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Plunge from fourth floor window fatal at Montevue Hospital

Franklin Lee Early aged sixty eight died after leaping from a fourth floor window at Montevue Hospital in the early morning. The unbarred window was found open and authorities investigated with Dr. Thomas pronouncing death from a cervical fracture. Early had been committed by county commissioners after periods of residence and appeared feeble minded at times. He is survived by family and was a member of Grossnickle Church of the Brethren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at the funeral home with interment at Grossnickle cemetery.

Franklin Lee Early Montevue Hospital Montevue Drive Early Montevue Sherman P. Bowers Emmett R. Bowlus Denver J. Shook B. O. Thomas Maurice D. P. Slifer Montevuec Hospital Thomas Samuel and Mary Murphy Early Clinton Early William Hartseck Harmony Vincent Crepps Yellow Springs Anna Hahn New Windsor Grossnickle Goines Crampton Allen Bartgis Reno Six Chas. Blumenauer Frederick City E. P. Thomas Hall Eddie E. Hall John E Ramsburg Albert Strube Urbana Nevin T. R. Waskey Robert A. Kemp Alton Y. Bennett Willard Frederick County Law Library Court House Winchester Hall Frederick County Bar Association Frederick County Board of Education Frederick County Welfare Board Bar Association Welfare Board Board of Education Law Library Superintendent of Schools Frederick County State Industrial Accident Commission Farm Bureau Graud Bar Association Committee Jacob Rohrback Edward S. Delaplaine Leslie N. Coblenty H Ki First Baptist Church E. W. Shry Glen H. McGregor W. C. Thumpan Shry Huth RR. Trout C Sparks Baw Yer Robert Neisser Baltimore BM Sland Baptist Unio Association W CC Royal Falker K i Revo Woc Roseal Joe Royal Hoil Ewing M * W. Shry Richard Jacobs Pierce Gaver Bette Keller Nettle McKenere Mary Finne McWhenve Harry Radchi WE Trail CO. W. Gregory I. EB. Barnes JW. Foul James S. Crist James 3 P. Trout Roger W. Fowle Austin M Fogle George M. Fogte William Charles Schult James Dubel Betty Jean Burriss

Named Deputy Wardens Appointed for Catoetin Recreation Area

G B Williams and Joseph C Golds were commissioned as deputy game wardens by officials of the National Forestry Service. They qualified in the Clerk of Court office and are connected with the Catoetin Recreation Area in this county.

G. B. Williams Joseph C. Goldsborough National Forestry Service Catoetin

Weather Record Shows October Precipitation and Temps

Precipitation for 24 hours ending yesterday at 5 pm was 0.83 inches. From 5 pm yesterday to 7 am today the total is 1.34 inches. October to date 9.44 inches with normal October precipitation at 5.23 inches for 1936. Excess in 1937 through October 1 stands at 7.42 inches. High yesterday 56, low last night 48. Sun sets 5.15 pm, rises 6.34 am. moon rises 2.08 am, sets 2.42 pm. Potomac and Monocacy streams muddy.

Potomac Monocacy Washington Weather Bureau Potomac River Cumberland Potomac Valley Shenadoah River Riverton Shenandoah Harpers Ferry Prince Georges County Laurel Race Track Bladensburg Road

Murder trial and jail remand in West All Saints case

An hour long habeas hearing failed to free Fred Crampton on the murder charge in the West All Saints stabbing of Charles C. Goines on October 10. Crampton remains in custody as the case awaits February term or potential grand jury action.

Arthur D. Willard Fred Crampton Charles C. Goines Frederick Negro Willard Crampton William M. Storm Goines Etta Strawder Jenks

Wall Street opens with gains after margin shift

Investors surged at the market open as the Federal Reserve changed margin requirements. Early advances of six or more points were cut in half as the ticker lagged. Strong openings appeared in U S Steel Chrysler Radio Corporation Paramount and U S Rubber amid heavy turnover and quick profit taking.

New York Federal Reserve U. S. Steel Chrysler Radio Corporation Paramount U. S. Rubber

Double Swing Across U S By Former King

Paris reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan a five week cross country tour by air and sea starting November 6 sailing Bremen. They will travel with 70 trunks and six attendants, visiting Washington Pittsburgh New England industrial areas Florida Caribbean island and other southern states.

Paris Duke and Duchess of Windsor United States New York Hollywood Miami Bremen Florida Caribbean Washington Pittsburgh Likly Windsor New England

Repairs Begin to Stone Roads in Frederick County

Frederick County gears up for stone road repairs as the State Roads Commission meets the County Commissioners to outline allocations from gasoline tax revenue for the year. Plans include chipping on Toms Creek church road and stretches between Loys and Creagers towns with additional rural surfacing and future work toward High Knob and Indian Springs.

Frederick County State Roads Commission Roads Commission Maryland Carroll Howard Montgomery Homer EB. Tabler Frank F. Luthardt C. Nice Wilkinson Toms Creek Church Road Emmitsburg Loys Creagerstown Annandate School Monocacy Bridge High Knob Frederick Indian Springs Church Hill-Doubs WPA

Maryland Roads to Receive $505000 for Construction

State Comptroller William S. Gordy Jr. released $617,158 in excess gasoline tax revenue from the two cent portion and motor vehicle revenues. Of this, $505,200 goes to the State Roads Commission and $111,958 to Baltimore city for construction, reconstruction, betterment and additions to the state roads system.

Commission For Annapolis Williams. Gordy, Jr State Roads Commission Baltimore City Herbert R. O'Conor

Flood Waters Submerge Cumberland Streets Again

Cumberland reports rising Potomac waters forcing stock protection and bridge closures as Wills Creek floodwaters seep into the business district. Officials warn the crest may reach Cumberland by mid afternoon while nearby towns brace for further overflow.

Cumberland Wills Creek Ralph Rizer Potomac Ridgely W. Va

Fed eases steps to buy and sell securities

Washington October 28 The Federal Reserve Board moves to ease securities trading amid stock market selling. The measure aims to simplify buying and selling processes, potentially calming market activity.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Poles Installed for City Ornamental Lighting at Arts Library

City crews lay conduits at the Arts Library property to support installation of ornamental lighting poles. The work marks the start of a streetscape effort to brighten the area.

Arts Library

Flood rise continues along Potomac with no immediate danger at Harpers Ferry

The article notes ongoing Potomac River flooding with rising levels at Ceresville Jug Bridge Frederick Junction and Three Springs. A noon reading shows 9 feet above normal, with the steepest rise yet to come. Harpers Ferry is not in danger, despite previous high flood marks at Pant of Rocks and historical records.

Williamsport Potomac Baltimore L. T Deawner State Roads District Cumberland Roads Commission National Pike Poingof Rocks Trafic Ceresville Jug Bridge Frederick Junction Three Springs Potomac River Harpers Ferry

Labor’s Forces Stay Deadlocked

Long article recounts a church pig roast event at First Baptist with women invited for the first time, lists attendees across many local families, and notes labor union strain as Washington peace talks stall, depicting a broader clash between A F of L and C I O factions and their proposals.

Road funds cut in two counties amid statewide review

Salisbury October 2 AP The State Roads Commission announced abrupt curtailment of road funds in Wicomico and Talbot counties for the current fiscal year as the panel holds conferences with county boards. Further allotment details from other counties were not released. County Commissioner William Shortall questioned the reduction to Dr Worner E Tabler Ready Commission chairman who said lawmakers can explain the cut.

Salibury State Roads Commission Wicomico Talbott County Wt Boards of County Commissioners William Shortall Worner E Tabler Tabler

One Dead One Dying In Auto Crash In Maryland

Leonardtown October 28 AP Anna Mae Pilkerton 17 died when an automobile struck a culvert in St. Marys County Joseph Long 22 suffered critical injuries including a crushed chest broken collar bone and ribs and is not expected to live in the hospital at the time of report.

Leonardtown Anna Mae Pilkerton Joseph ©. Long St. Mary's County J. B. Love Long

Suspect Incendiarist In Baltimore's Fires

Baltimore officials question a possible incendiarist after three fires in a week. Mayor Howard W. Jackson asked power and fire officials if the arsonist is at large as the department notes the fires raise suspicion.

Baltimore Howard W. Jackson Eneginees Travers

Japanese Score Major Victories in Chinese War

Japanese forces drive Chinese defenders to new lines around Shanghai as American and British aid is offered but not accepted. In North China, mechanized units breach Niangizekwan Pass, reach near Shansi capital, while Mussolini calls for Germany to reclaim colonial status in Africa on the Rome march anniversary. Belgium invites Germany and the Soviet Union to the Nine-Power Conference on the war.

Associated Press International Settlement Shanghai China Japan Niangizekwan Hepei Pingting Shansi Mussolini Germany Rome Italy 11 Duce Adolf Hitler Europe 9 ‘O

County Represented At Rosewood Meeting

Twelve Frederick county members attended the Wom Auxiliary annual meeting at Rosewood Training School near Owings Mills. Officers were elected, a one o’clock luncheon followed, plus visits to vocational rooms and girls’ cottages.

Frederick Wom Rosewood Training School Owings Mills Frederick County George Johns Thew Bessie Zimmerman Thurmont Woman's Auxiliary Matthew Fenton Baltimore Grace Trail Milton G. Urner Tutosday C. E. Schildknecht J M. Culler

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