Plans for Frederick Hallowe'en Parade and Prizes
Frederick Lions Club announces Wednesday night parade at 7 30 under its sponsorship on North Market Street with prize categories for most original costumes artistic outfits miniature floats and bands. Parade route includes Market Street and Bentz Street to the city golf course with judges and a Market Street stand.
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Hallowe'en
Frederick Kiddies
North Market Street
Charles E. Hudson
East Fifth Street
West Fifth
Helen Smith
Zo Club
A. Atlee Radcliff
the Ants Club
J. Walker Carty
Rotary Club
Fifth
Market Streets
Liong Club
Hudson
H. Lavier Michael
First Regiment
Frederick High School
H. David Hagan
Square
Third Street
Bankers Change Tone on Regulation of Utilities
Financiers at the Investment Bankers Association convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia say protests against government competition in electric power are over. Privately owned companies must prove efficiency by serving better. The shift follows a move toward Federal regulation of the securities industry.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Investment Bankers Association
Public Service Securities
Ladies Night Dinner by Frederick Lions Club
The Frederick Lions Club plans a ladies night dinner Thursday at 6 30 pm featuring Prof Charles W Mayser of Franklin and Marshall College as entertainer. A collegiate quartet will perform and draw prizes are planned. Organizers include A Hart Exchison president and Rev Ralph E Hartman program chair with committee members listed.
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Frederick Lions Club
Charles W. Mayser
Franklin and Marshall
Mayser
Frederick
A. Hart Exchison
Ralph E. Hartman
Orash
C. Thomas Summers
H David Haga
Roger B. Walte
Charles F. Seeger
Charles A. Op
Dillinger Escape Question Two Details Missing
A fragmented AP report notes a warden and Ernest Blank taken into custody related to John Dillinger's escape. Federal officers pursue leads as the Crown penal complex investigation continues with several suspects questioned.
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Tad
Wis
the Crown
Ernest Blank
Fing
AO Guin
John Delong
Jas
Bateg
Cod' Dunger
City Sees Coldest Night in Seven Months
Record low set last night with temperatures dipping four degrees below freezing. High reached only 50 degrees by noon as Halloween chill persisted. October's rainfall was light, with just .90 inch, capping a modest weather pattern for 1934.
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Hallowe'en
Montag
Mob Tries to Halt Federal Relief Work in Denver
A mob at relief projects along the Platte river attacked police and workers in Denver. Police fired into the crowd after about 300 men swarmed out to visit additional sites. An Alling station and a police car were wrecked. at least three injured and nine arrested as officers used riot sticks and kept order.
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Denver
Col
Platte River
Fred
Thomas A. Robinson Arrested in Bay City
A man claiming to be Thomas A Robinson was detained by U S marshals in Bay City Michigan while federal agents investigated possible forgery ties in New Orleans. Authorities noted confusion with Thomas H Robinson Jr tied to the Alice Speed Stoll kidnapping case. No connection to Stoll case was found.
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Bay City
Mich
Thomas A. Robinson
United States Marshal
New Orleans
Robinsons
United States Secret Service
Alice
Detroit
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Lowsville
Willam Larson
Department of Justice
Fortes
Stoll
Recoveries Rule In Most Financial Markets
Work, Oct. 30 AP reports mixed market recoveries across major exchanges. A woman named Mis aoicdad subsuad Yetta Dot was sentenced to five months in jail after pleading guilty to obtaining money by deception. The court noted the defendant had a bank account exceeding $1,000 and delayed final judgment until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesmie
Robert. F. Stanton
Socialist Party Offers Help in A and P Dispute
The Socialist Party today offered to assist organized labor in its controversy with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. The announcement came from Cleveland as the parties debated methods and strategy in the dispute.
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Cleveland
Organized Labor
Ita
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Early Morning Fires Ravage Home and Bath House
A house and a bath house were damaged by two fires set early in the morning. The blaze caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Hood College girls aided in assisting residents and responding to the incident.
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Bath
Fire at Rosemont Avenue home of County Commissioner destroyed
Fire swept through the Rosemont avenue residence of County Commissioner John W. Grove, starting in the furnace and spreading unseen inside walls. Neighbors and Hood College students helped remove furniture as firemen fought the blaze for hours. The loss, likely several thousand dollars, was largely insured. A second fire at the town bathhouse caused over four thousand dollars in damage. Police suspect arson in both incidents, with investigators reviewing evidence and cause.
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John W. Grave
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick
Grove
Hood College
Goethe
Antire
Louise Heath
Marion L. McPhail
Die. Heath
Miss McPhail
Fie
Fire Headquarters
Mr. Grove
Rosemont
Lloyd C. Culler
Sioen
Jann W. Grove
Cutler
Elmer Sic
Max- Wee
Otating
Sams
Charles Ray
Patrick Firest
Ray
United Fire
Balimort
Mor Culler
Major Cutler
Official Ballot Contains Names Of Candidates
The ballot for the general election lists sixty six candidate names plus six constitutional amendments arranged alphabetically by office. It includes Socialist, Communist, Labor, Independent, and Democratic and Republican candidates for governor United States senator attorney general comptroller clerk register of wills and judges with names from Baltimore city county and surrounding areas. The official ballot was announced by the Board of Election Supervisors and emphasizes party labels and independent runs.
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eMeal
Frederick County
Biahiy
Althhough
Annie
Board of Election Supervisora
Sochillet
Comuutanist
Labor
Bernard Ades
Baltimore
Commund Ist
Harry B. Galvuon
Baltimore County
Wickinima A. Gillespie
Baltimore City
Broadust Mitchell
Marty W. Nice
Albert
Ruteble
Anne Arundel County
United States
Joseph Irwin France
Creel County
Samuel Gale
Elisabeth Gilman
Ada Smith Lang
George L. Raglellife
Balimore City
George Henderson
Allegany
Onty
Herbert R. O'Cooner
Tom Pinkerton
Robert W. Stevens
Anny Arundel County
William A. Teele
Ents
Sockallit
Wheomien County
Roy Yowell
Ectty
Leo WH. Laery
Allegary County
Morris Levitt
Cloris
Court of Appeals
Tavin Ry Middlekas
Washington County
Sneia Parker
Anne Arundel
James A. Young
Sixth Judicial
Coal case and other charges traffic and parking
City police charged Curies W Burrier with delivering coal without a weigh slip and detained him for a hearing. Charles Reeder and others were summoned for court tonight. Reeder was tagged by an officer. A one dollar collateral was forfeited by a Tennessee resident for a legal parking violation.
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Burrier
Dani
Art Amomobiles
Mee
Charles Reeder
Omcers
Reeder
Herbert Strawsburg
Justice Mottt
Joan Doe
Tennessee
Swansey
Postpone Naval Talks Amid Friction Among Powers
London October 30 AP reports naval negotiations among the world's three largest sea powers stalled as disagreements endure. Talks scheduled for today were postponed as delegations from the United States Britain and Japan reassess positions on tonnage equality and strategic parity.
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London
Tadatiowe Csiewics
Morrow
Japan
Abosike
Frostburg man dies after dog bite incident
A Frostburg man died from complications linked to an indirect dog bite suffered earlier. The hospital says the man fell ill on October 9 with an unspecified infection traceable to the bite, though rabies treatment status was unclear.
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Hospital
Fall rally of Woman's Missionary Society set in Dayton
Reports from departmental secretaries and Liberia missionary address highlight the fall rally of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America. The meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Jefferson, with Mrs George H Seller presiding, will feature greetings by Rev Mr Seiler and a response by Sister Evelyn Lukens.
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Woman's Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church In America
Dayton
Liberia
Africa
United Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
JeMosen
Mong and
Mobhelt
Carroll
George H Seller
Jefferson
Woman's Missionary
Tom Lovellsvila
Mr. Seiler
Evelyn Lukens
Myrtle ShareMerson
Lulu Hart
Gallion
Carl Hildebrand
Charles E. Arnold
Bienni Gaion Bridge
Misa W. Doub
Sree
Jon “Pie Ain
Towed Gantene
Wedding Dinner Held In Francis Hotel Hall
A wedding reception was served in the Francis Hotel hall on a Sunday afternoon. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony for Miss Evelyn Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dad Gordon, and her groom, Mr. Meyer Moe Gantz. Present were Mrs. Gantz, the groom’s mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garner of Baltimore among others.
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Francis Hate
Sine Daugher
Mes
Dad Gordon
South Market Tre
Atoudanem
Gantz
He Gordon
Evelyn Gordon
Max M. Gantz
and Hus
Meyer Moe Gantz
Manan Y 1 Garner
Leonard i Garner
Baltimore
Baughman Refuses to Resign Amid Profit Report
Baltimore reports A Austin Waughman states he has no idea of resigning as State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The Evening Sun says resignation is anticipated soon. Governor Ritchie faces pressure from advisors after pay increase disclosures linked to the department before a Democratic campaign fund contribution.
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Baltimore
E. Austin Waughman
Vie
Evening Sun
Baughman
Sun
Albert C. Ritchie
Reed denies slush fund charges in Pennsylvania race
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania rejects claims of a slush fund. He says Democratic opponents rely on secret sources and excess spending allegations. probes by Senate investigators were dismissed. He cites Gov. Pinchot and endorses retaliation against opponents Guffey and Earle.
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Washington
Senston Reed
Pennsylvania
Usad Belkadit Wwayo
Senate
Reed
Iudiciaus
Pinchot
Burton
Guffey
Earle
Winds Ground Kingsford Smith Flight in Honolulu Stopover
Adverse winds grounded Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Caywin Taylor in Honolulu awaiting a safer take-off for the 2400 mile over water flight to Oakland or Los Angeles. A southward storm along the U S west coast prompted a delay as the Australian flyer and navigator stayed put. Lurline reports suggest the sky is overcast but conditions may improve for a future departure.
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Honolulu
Sir Charles Kingsford- Smith
Caywin BG
Taylor
Australia
California
United States
Byer
Oakland
Los Angeles
Coste Ute
Lurline
Jackson Hart Before Parole Board
James Red Hart alias Jack Hart, an escaped Maryland convict, testified before a sub-committee of the Witness Parole Board in Joliet Illinois. He appeared about three minutes in secret session as the first prisoner called, ahead of final Parole Board action to grant release so he can be returned to Maryland to complete his life sentence.
Weather Summary for Today and October Readings
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today at 7 am is none. October to date shows 0.90 inch. Normal precipitation is 0.08 inch. October 1933 recorded 3.05 inches. High temperature yesterday and low temperatures for today and year ago are noted. Sun rises at 6:36 am. moon phase given.
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Daner
M.N. G. Wi
Palace
Oriole Orchestr
Parace Tees
Rolanderick
Dionne
Pace 4
the News
Prajadhipoe
Siam
Surrey
England
Dillinger
MOB
FERA
Hirt
Socialist Party
Fight ON A. and
Baker Stoner
John W. Grove
Pytat
Blaze
Littl
Insurance
Onrei
Sherman Po Bowers
Walter FE
Sinn
Repubican
Sherif Cage Fogger
Carl Anders
Regablican
Roy Mi Balier
Pepe Ir
Thomas A. Chap
Cav Fos
Samcratic
Lo Grain
Jesse I
DMN
Frank Wo Robeshowler
Tao
Sati
Ball
Pressant
Frostburg
Uni
AL & P
Crevelind
John Thar
Tie Tae Abawatic & Pacitle Koa Ga
Mudin
Fara
Kingsford-Smith and
Jack Hart
Parole Board
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