Getzendanner Extradition Papers Forwarded in WV Case
Extradition papers for Capt Henry Clay Getzendanner of Charles Town West Virginia were received by State's Attorney Sherman P Bowers and forwarded to Governor Kump. A hearing is set for November 8 before Circuit Court Judge D H Rogers in Martinsburg.
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Henry
Clay Getzendanner
Charles Town
Prederick County
Graud
Sherman P Bowers
Harry W Nice
Roy Meiliner
Getzendanner
John Porterfield
Jefferson County
Wva
Porterfield
Kump
Getzen Danner
Frederick
Thomas B Glasscock
Upperville
Henry Fishback
Marshall
Frederick County Products, Inc
Desperado Henry Fernekes Dies After Jail Escape
Henry Midget Fernekes, the small-time desperado recaptured after escaping Joliet penitentiary on August 3, died in his Joliet cell after being found unconscious and frothing at the mouth. Police believe he swallowed poison hidden in his clothing and he died en route to the hospital.
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Henry
Midget" Fernekes
Desperado
Joliet
Las
Fetmekés
45 Cents Reported As 1935 Corn Loan
Washington October 28 authoritative sources said the Agricultural Adjustment Administration reached a tentative decision on the 1935 corn loan indications were that it would be 45 cents a bushel The decision followed mounting referendum returns showing six to one in favor of a new production control program next year.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Weather Summary Shows Mixed Precipitation Figures
The report lists 24 hour Tem precipitation of 60 inches and October to date 142 inches. October precipitation 238 inches actual 104 28 inches. It notes high and low temperatures yesterday and last year and sunrise sunset times. Streams Potomac and Lonovacy are clear.
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Potomac
Lonovacy
Closing This School Started Strike
Broad Run school endured an eight week strike as twenty plus children barred by parents attended teacherless half hour sessions. Officials press consolidation with Middletown six miles away despite Governor Nice attention, aiming for an early end to the dispute. The Broad Run one room school consolidates, leaving the two room brick building largely unused.
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Broad Run
Middletown
Nice
Frederick
County Board of Education
Middletown Valley
New Deal In Washington Details Texas Electricity Rate Drop
Washington reports the administration touts progress in cutting electricity costs nationwide. Wharton Texas cut domestic rates by 70 percent and commercial by 5 percent after a municipal plant plan and a PWA loan dispute. Wharton withdrew its application. private providers offered the cut to discourage PWA funding.
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Texas
Wharton
Tex
PWA
Rate cuts and farm aid loom in AAA program shifts
The report notes expected cotton policy changes after two years of criticism, with croppers set for a break in the next reduction plan. Economists Mordecai Ezekiel and others say sharecroppers have largely been left at 7 to 11 percent of benefit payments, risking a 25 to 40 percent reallocation as the government contemplates direct payments and fairer division amid landlord resistance.
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AAA
South
Mordecai Ezekel
Cully Cobb
Happinays
Coat making schools taught by county agent Helen Pearson
Miss Helen Pearson county home demonstration agent conducts coat schools in city and county. First held in Myersville October 16, second October 21 at Fredrick Wayside Inn. Participants include Mrs D Edgar Bittle and others. Most work remodels coats for children. new coats for all ages. All day sessions with no set number of days. Upcoming Frederick school at Wayside Inn Thursday. many requests push programs to February or March. 4 H Club work grows with meetings at Mt. Airy Sant, Woodsporo, Lewistown, Creagerstown, Rocky Ridge, Johnsville, Unionville, Myersville, Forest and Knoxville. Training for Rural Women clubs to begin soon.
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Helen Pearson
Frederck
Wayside Inn
Stve
Myersville
D Edgar Bittle
John Mckee
E E Pyles
Agnes Arnold
Oliver Smouse
Fife Dean
Roscoe Doub
Ralph Gaver
Howard Metzger
Frederick
Stliuoisi Geltig
Mt Fitasant
Woodsporo
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Johnsville
Unionville
Forest
Knoxville
Pearson
Feagaville
Jefferson
Octover
Burkittsville
Wolfsville
New Market
Poimt of Rocks
Brook Hill
Adamstown
Womens Clube
F D R Reiterates Peace Determination on Armistice Day
Washington reports President Roosevelt reaffirmed commitment to peace with all nations and urged observance of Armistice Day on November 11. He called for appropriate ceremonies in schools churches and other suitable places. Ray Murphy of the American Legion noted Roosevelt may speak at Armistice Day events at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washngton
Roosevelt
Ray Murphy
The
American Legion
Roovevet
Arlingson
National Cemetery
PWA and WPA work halted by downpour
Heavy October rains caused by a downpour halted all WPA projects in the Frederick area, delaying new work and suspending state road repairs. The weather disrupted sewerage engineering, but visibility remained fair as an eastbound plane crossed Frederick. Temperatures dropped with a forecasted colder spell this week toward November.
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Dingle
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Cane
Lutheran Synod To Meet In Emmitsburg
The Maryland Synod of the United Lutheran church plans its annual meeting at Emmitsburg's Elias Lutheran Church on Thursday November 7. Ministers from Frederick and nearby counties will speak with many lay delegates attending.
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Maryland
H . Erdman Burkittsville
A G Null
Manor Lutheran Charge
Amos John Traver
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Charles H. Corbett Thurmont
Te W & Waltemser
Gettysburg
Thensogka
Philip Bower
Eias Church
Byron & Winebdtener
Prederck Church
Robert L Smith
Abe Me
A T Sutchle Taneyiwan
ML Kroh
Unon
Finger Severed in Clothes Wringer Incident
Katherine, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Angie Berger of Thurston, had the end of a middle finger on her left hand cut off when caught in a clothes wringer. She is slowly improving and receives medical care from Dr Thomas of Frederik.
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Katherine
Firepear-Co Dagen Ser
Wiliam H Angieberger
Thurston
Ds 8
Thomas
Prederik
Timon fy Co. Elects Wilbon President in Frederick
The union Manufacturing Company board elected Lous Lo Wilbon as president and treasurer after the death of Thomas H Haier. Wilbon, coming from Bay City Midh in 1922, has led plant improvements and served as vice president since 1933. Jemse B Anders became a director and office manager. Wilbon is active in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church and local civic affairs.
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Jemse B Anders
Raven
Haller
Wilson
Frederick
Bay City Midh
American Textiles Corporation
How Jery
George Ho Zimmerman
Wison
As & Tesklent
Thierity Ate Aryyon
Beig
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Dewey Targets Manhattan Loan Racket Arrests Gathers 27
Special Prosecutor Thomas E Dewey announced sweeping arrests of 27 alleged usurers linked to a wide loan racket in Manhattan. He described profits of about 200000 dollars weekly and a large weekly business, with most detainees described as the same group of youths. Additional arrests were anticipated as the drive continues to purge the Shylock operation.
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New York
Thomas E Dewey
Manhattans
Dewey
Seutor
Russell Sage Foundation
Custixty
Honduran Flood Toll Seen As Worst in History
Floods in Honduras kill hundreds and strand thousands as rivers overflow after a hurricane. Official counts list 90 recovered bodies in Corocite with communications down and widespread marooning in hills and treetops, signaling a disaster of historic scale.
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Honduras
Octav
United Frulé Gompany
Abie
Owe Ut
Wall Street Bank Raises Call Rate Amid Market Slump
New York Oct 28 AP Chicago wheat weakness and scattered profit taking weighed on stocks. A major Wall Street bank raised the call rate from a quarter to three quarters of one percent, the first rise since last April, with other banks expected to follow.
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New York
Jrotors
Chicago
Winnipeg
Wall Street
Maryland A. says no gaming complaints at College Park
State attorney Alan Bowls of Prince Georges county today stated he had received no complaints of professional gamblers allegedly operating near the University of Maryland in College Park. The Diamondback student newspaper claimed agents of a notorious rambling house near the District of Columbus line were active there and criticized county officials for conditions.
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Asa Ey
Alan Bowls
Prince George's
College Park, Ste
University of Maryland
Diamondback
District of Columbus
College Park
Victim of Crazed Man's Shooting In Loop Office Building
Chicago police report a chaotic shooting in a Loop office building yesterday. Ex convict shot and killed former Municipal Judge William Ro Feizey and another victim died. a fourth, Attorney Vethan Wamirtob, 29, was listed as out of danger.
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Attornes Wiam
Doopus
William Ro Feizey
Fa ‘Aby
Artarnay Vethan
Wamirtob
Emerson Drug Co. Chief Josepa Hindes Dies at 63
Josepa Hindes, head of Emerson Drug Co. once among the country’s largest firms, died at the University of Maryland Hospital after a week with pneumonia. The Baltimore native, 63, had led the company since its prominence grew.
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Baltimore
Josepa Poh Ase
Hhe Emerge Drug Company
University of Maryland
Hindes
Montgomery Jurors Drawn for November Term
Judge Charles W Woodward names Montgomery county jurors for the November term convening November 11 in Rockville. The list includes Laytonsville Luther Howard Kenneth Windham Basil Waters Sr Clarksburg William Warfled Hwod M Thompson Mohimpers Waters Poolesville Maeiell Muttiuigeia Bibert Ko Rab Muay Ait Roger Darby Rockville Emmety Dove George Biewer Poucei Ward Hens dob Kral Henry She Ion Clairmen Renshaw Colesville George Canby Clark Owens Hens C Brown Francis Waldenar Darnestown Thomas Darby William Miles Maurice Ward Behesda Mo Braphurs Ralph Berry Sr Thomas Hampton Olnes Willard Marvel William Neely Leonard Burns Hawkins Gabhersburg Sydney Karr Pope Plum mer Edwin Robinses Fotomac Clagett James Richards Clell Kenney Barnesville George Holland Cooley Maurice Mossburg Damascus Edward King Wal ter Buxton Franklin Gladhill Wheaton Presley McKeever Louss Plage Wilson Frank Niets
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Charles W Woodward
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Luther
Howard Kenneth Windham
Basil W Waters
Clarksburg
William T Warfled
M Thompson
Mohimpers Waters
Maeiell J Muttiuigeia
Bibert Ko
Roger W Darby Rockviie
Emmety Dove Ciorge Biewer
Pulcei
G Ward Hens
Dob Kral
Henry She’ On
Clairmen
Renshaw Colesville
George R Canby
J Clark Ownei
Hens
C Brown
Francis & Waldenar
Darnestown
Thomas C Darby Willam
Miles
Maurice
Ward Behesda
Bari
Mo Braphurs
Ralph W Berry, Sr
Thomas
Hampton
Olnes
Willard Marvel
William B Neely
Leonard C. Burns
Francis M Hawkins
Gabhersburg
Sydney H Karr
Thomas H Pope
Arthur M . Plummer
Edwin Robinses
Fotomac
Chester F Clagett
James L Richards
Clell Kenney
Barnesville
George O Holland
George F Cooley
Maurice M
Mossburg
Damascus
Edward W King
Walter H Buxton
Franklin S. Gladhill
Guffey Soft Coal Act Challenged in Supreme Court
In a Supreme Court session the Guffey soft coal act was assailed as a mast iganic conspiracy on restraint of trade by James Waller Carter, president of Carter Coal Company. He seeks to halt mandatory producers’ code compliance and the 5 percent compliance tax, arguing the act is unconstitutional.
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Washington
Columbue Supreme Court
James Waller Carter
Carter Coal Company
Thal
Cos
Carter
Durestars
CIA
Liner's Steering Gear Fails On Exarch Route
The Exarch reports steering gear out of commission after a fire on the shelter deck caused damage. The ship, en route to the Mediterranean from New York, carried 36 crew members and five passengers, with repairs pending and the vessel continuing under limited steerage.
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Boston
Exarch
Omer
Keey
Handa
New York
Mediterranean
Ousted Aide Governor Johnston under South Carolina turmoil
A garbled World War II era note describes the removal of an aide to Governor Johnston in South Carolina. It mentions commissioner Sawyer and the highway department, and references machine guns national guardsmen and state actions, with unclear timing and names due to damaged text.
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Olin D Johnston
South
Carola
Sawyer
Hughway
Columbia
Travel Talks At Carmei Rotary Chapter Meeting Recaps Mexico Colorado
Frederick Chapter D A R met Monday at Mrs Hamimond Clary’s home for travel talks. Mrs Sam W Maples and Miss Georgianna Gittinger shared vivid impressions of trips to Mexico and the West, with samples of Mexican wares. Mrs Henry T Wade described Colorado and the Boulder Dam trip, noting a dust storm and postcards. The program included a tribute to Natalie Summers Lincoln, a reading about DAR history, and plans for future events and a card party in November.
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Frederick
Monnday
Hamimond Clary
Mexico
Colorado
Sam W Maples
Georgianna Gittinger
Miss Gittinger
West
Elida Brown
Mary
Miss Brown
Florence Becker
Natalie Summers Lincoln
D A Ro
Sophie Reich
Rac Rraptian Sancti
Amaetean Fings
Parkway
Chourch Atreet
Mags
Racer Park
Grayson E Bowers
Washington
DAR
Gorse
Frederica
Thas
Rand
Massachusetts
Florda
Edith Muller Mires Wade
A J Traver
Mussolini orders Italy on eight month diet to meet sanctions
Rome reports Mussolini puts Italy on an eight month dietary plan to meet League of Nations sanctions. Meat restrictions at public meals begin November 5. paper usage will be cut and fish industry urged to boost production. Game ban lifted to aid food supply. Spaghetti and bread deemed safe due to wheat crop.
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Rome
Fremier Muss
League of Nations
Urania
Mussolini
Rainy Start Dims YMCA Campaign Drive Report
Campaign canvassers from YMCA begin a $7000 drive amid rain, keeping prospects home. Ten men and two women form teams and will file their first report tonight. An enthusiastic meeting started the drive at the YMCA, directed by depot Bisize chairman, outlining plans for four days with emphasis on necessary expenses for the coming year.
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de Depot Bisize Chaiman
Steve Brodie of Orioles Dies at 63 in Baltimore
Steve Brodie, famed Orioles catcher from Warrenton Virginia, died today in Baltimore at 63 after a week of heart illness. Brodie joined the team early in its history and played center field and catcher under Ned Hanlon’s management for the McBeth era.
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Wanter
Scott Brad the
Steve’ Brode
Caseball Fame
Bis
Warrenton
Brodie
Old Buithmers
Ned Hanico
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