20 Killed During Safety Campaign in Maryland
Baltimore October reports indicate 20 people killed and 252 injured in the first fourteen days of a state safety campaign urging motor vehicle inspections. Commissioner A Austin Baughman warns of more fatalities if the effort continues, noting garages lost permits and no stickers for uninspected cars.
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Baltimore
Austin Baughman
Hoaiety
Commissioner
Tual Ieverages
Tory
Baughtan
Baughman
Maryland
Herald
Boughman
NRA Board Named for Montgomery County Compliance
Rockville October 30 The NRA compliance board for Montgomery county will have six citizen representatives chosen to enforce NRA codes and support the industrial recovery campaign. The members include Fulks Bethesda Ransom Gaithersburg Diamond Gaithersburg Buehler Silver Spring Hefmes Takoma Park and Pugh Rockville with Prescott naming a chairman and plans to meet soon.
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Prescott
Ths
I 5
Fulks
Bethesda
Ransom
Douglas Diamond
Gaithersburg
Albert Buehler
Silver Spring
H C Hefmes
Takoma Park
James C Pugh
Rockville
Governors Meet in Des Moines Outline Farm Relief Demands
Governors from ten states convened a conference with leaders of about a dozen agricultural groups to press for embargoes, mortgage moratoriums, currency expansion, and remonetization. The gathering echoed calls from Gov Crade and Farm Bureau figures urging counties to back federal emergency relief programs amid farmer distress.
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Des Moines
Gov Crade
Herringtown
Charles & Hears
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Hearst
Legislature to Meet Mid November for Maryland Liquor Plan
Annapolis October 30 Governor Ritchie expects a special session of the Maryland General Assembly in mid November to craft liquor control legislation before prohibition ends. He notes limited time to study proposals and prepare a bill, aiming to convene before December 5 when the Eighteenth Amendment is expected to be repealed, with final timing contingent on states’ repeal actions.
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Annapolis
Guy Albert C Ritchie
Maryland
Beieves
Jers
Jane
Princess Anne
Ritchie
General Assembly
Nellie Melba as a famed operatic soprano
The note identifies ANS WERS NELLIE MELBA as a famous British operatic soprano. It also mentions JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET painting The Angelus and Halloween tracing back to ancient Druids nearly two thousand years ago.
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Nellie Melba
Jean Francois Millet
PetitionFiled to Place Kathleen Gelsbert in Foster Care
A petition in Juvenile Court asks to commit five year old Kathleen Gelsbert to the Frederick County Children's Aid Society and keep her in a foster home. The court ordered sheriff involvement for a Saturday hearing as the county deputized parties join to determine if the mother, residing in Comus, Montgomery County, or other relatives may regain custody.
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Httle Kathleen Gelsbert
Michael E. Pye
Children's Aid Society
Frederick County
Tay Toman
Foster Bume
Aljen
Lene Geisbert
Comus Montgomery
Calin Geis
Calvin Geisbert
Pressent
Childrens Aid Social
Rioting Tensions in Jerusalem Amid Anti Jewish Unrest
Reports from Jerusalem note at least 30 killed in anti Jewish rioting with a sense of rising tension. While no new disorders were reported in Jerusalem Java and Hallah nearby, central strikes kept shops closed and demonstrations waned. In other news a Zonta Club Halloween party at Barbara Fritelle Tea Room featured games, with Miss Miriam Apple presiding and Miss Miriam Rhoads winning the door prize. The next Zonta meeting is scheduled for November 6 at Olney Inn with local club coordination.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Java
Halla
Zonta Club
Barbara Fritelle Tea Room
Miriam Apple
Miriam Rhoads
Olney Inn
Washington, Annapolis
Hagerstown
Drunken Driver Receives Six Month Term on Appeal
Loyal Thompson of Anne Arundel county was convicted for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The six month sentence, affirmed by Judge Arthur D Willard after an appeal from Magistrate Guy K Motter, follows his prior drunken driving conviction in 1927. Witnesses testified for both sides as the case proceeded in Rockville. A separate civil docket session and upcoming criminal appeals were noted, along with a land sale filing involving Susan Smith Washington county and Daniel W Emmert for 8250 dollars covering property near the Boonsboro Wellsville road.
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Loyal Thompson
Anne Arundel
Guy K Motter
Broderick County
Arthur D Willard Thyas Thompson
Thompson
Samuel Riggs
Rockville
Traverser
Russell McDonald
Lee Wiles
A. F Anderson
Roy M Hiltner
Halfen
Rena & Tern
Washington
Frederick Counties
Susan Smith
Washington County
Daniel W Emmert
NRA Legal Challenge Highlights NRA Compliance Issues
A federal injunction hearing in the District of Columbia addressed a bid protest by a contractor who claimed NRA conformity was lacking. A second bid protest involved a truck contract for the Cubian Construction Corps, with protests filed to challenge awarding to the next lowest bidder.
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Wasnogton
NRA
Odar
Treasur
Fn Mae Atelatte
F D Letts
Columbia Linretme
Prday
Cubian Consemation Corps
Comptro'or-General
Henry D Hagan Seventy Second Birthday Observed
Henry D Hagan longtime Frederick grocer at 407 North Market Street marks his seventy second birthday today in a private celebration. The well known citizen is popular among a wide circle of friends.
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Henry
Hagan
North Market Street
Frederick
Warm Autumn Days Return To The City
A weather summary notes milder autumn days returning to the city with a high of 78 degrees and a recent surge in temperatures. Rainfall for October runs well above normal, while tropical disturbances move northeast beyond Nova Scotia and another system forms near Jamaica with cautions for vessels between Jamaica and Cuba.
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Burezgu
Nova Scotia
Canbootan Sea
Weather Bureau
If O'c’lotk
Miaca
Jamaica
Cuca
Secretary Roper Warns on Crime Proliferation at Duke Hearing
In Durham North Carolina Secretary of Commerce Roper told the Duke University bar and NBC that America is a crime breeding and crime protecting motion. He urged the legal profession to stop exploiting loopholes to aid clients. He claimed a lawless condition prevails in the United States. Oregon first imposed a gasoline tax in 1919.
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Durham
N C
Roper
Amerdca
Duke University
National Broadcasting System
United States
Disarmament Talks See U S Pause as Dated
Geneva circles report regrest at Amercan Ambassador Norman Hods plan to depart for Washington to confer with President Roosevelton arms issue. Officials say departure does not signal reduced interest but delegates fear negative impact on negotiations. United States employs 730,000 workers in garages and related sectors.
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Geneva
Amercan
Norman Ho Datis
Adon
Washington
Roose
Dervis
Days
Lower rail price accord reached under Roosevelt era talks
Roosevelt and steel industry leaders reached a compromise on rail prices and labor terms. The agreement fixes new steel rail price at 36.375 dollars a ton with a government loan, aiming to save railroads about 6.9 million dollars. Miners returning to work under Appalachian agreement will follow new hours wages and conditions. negotiators include Hugh S Johnson and others.
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Washingon
Preeden
Roosevelt
Steel
White House
Steel and Iron Companies
Rairoads
Venice
Hugh S Johnson
Wright seeks birthplace of mothe in Hillsboro Virginia
Orville Wright and local lawyers search for the exact house where Susan Koerner Wright was born near Hillsboro Virginia. A twenty six year memorial marker exists, and letters are examined to confirm reference to the Wright child’s birth site. The Rivanna Garden Club and Elisabeth Grasty oversee memorial placement with the county to locate the proper house.
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Leesburg
Orrright
Susan Koerner
Hillsbor
Hillsboro Va
ubeeuNae
Hisboro
Nim
Questihon
Philp Fry
Wright
Katherine Stoerner
John Groener
Orville
Wily Wright
Hidera
Rivanna Garden Club
Charlottesile Va
Elizabet Grasty
University of Bria
Roosevelt mediates rail price talks in two negotiations
The text notes the administrator and NRA counsel Donald Richhe, with President Roosevelt acting as mediator in both episodes, guiding steel price discussions to a tense but final settlement just before midfall.
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Donald Richhe
NRA
Joseph B Eastman
Roosevelt
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