Wild ride of Hagerstown youths ends in court
Two 16 year old Hagerstown boys James Goodwin and Hamid Schneider sped a stolen car toward Frederick at 72 mph before police halted the chase. They were released on recognizance pending magistrate court action in Hagerstown where charges include unauthorized use of an automobile and knowingly accepting passage.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Tela!l
James M. Goodwin
Ea Esareth Myers
Hamid Becneider
Mulberry Street
Guy K. Matter
Peoples Court
Allen W. Goodwin
Goodwin
Schneider
Justice Motter
Motter
R. L. Henry
Potomac Street
Hangerstown
Corp Falkenstein
Rick Street
Court Street
All Saints
J. Cleveland
Towson
Henry Tan
Grice Seid
Deon
Aly Fae
Knowledes
Tls
Ing
Seal Sale 1 Tie Freder. ory ATES Christmas
Maryland Tuberculosis Association will conduct a Christmas seal sale in Frederick. The event will feature stamp sales and the sale proceeds will aid tuberculosis work locally.
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Freder. Ory Ates
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Weather summary for today with hourly details
Fragmentary forecast notes record three hours of data ending today with precipitation values and temperature comparisons. Mentions sun and moon times and minor past figures, but lacks complete context or locations.
Byrnes Asks Pinchot to Reveal Conspiracy Evidence
Senator Byrnes calls Governor Pinchot to provide Senate campaign funds inquiry with any information on a suspected conspiracy to conceal expenditures in the Perusyvaria primary and election efforts. He notes an investigator was told of a statement outlining a conspiracy between Senator Reed and Mr. Schnader to hide spending.
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Washington
Byrnes
South Carolina
Pinchot
Senate Campaign‘ Funds
Donald Russell
Reed
Schnader
William A. Schnader
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Tom
Peter Gerry
Hebert
NEA Service, Inc
Women Attending W M S Meeting Conference in Frederick
About 100 women from Frederick, Carroll and Washington counties attended a Maryland Classis Woman's Missionary Society conference replacing the fall rally. Morning talks and group rep introductions led to afternoon sessions and a luncheon at Evangelical Reformed church with Ms. Kerschner delivering "Forward With Christ."
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Frederick
Carroll
Washington Counties
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Maryland
Middletown
Christ
Carrie M. Kerschner
Philadelphia
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Kerschner
Evelyn Mass
Westminster
Gills
H. A. Fesperman
Hagerstown
M. S. Retitider
Mission Bancs
Herbert
Hagersions
Duirow
Life
Adam
Guus Suguti
Sotengyuz Indletown
China
Japan
General Synodical Missionary Society
Cobrentz
Trinity
Adamstown
Glade
Walkersville
John’s
Clear Spring
St. John's
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Emmanuel
Baust
Grace Reformed
St. Pauls
Evangelical Reformed
Friarerick
Zion
Mummers Ready for Hallowe'en Parade Tonight
Mummers prepare for tonight's Halloween parade with local groups set to perform. Community festivity highlights costumes and neighborhood participation.
Favorable Weather Seen for Frederick Halloween Parade
Lions Club planners expect ideal conditions for the annual Halloween celebration in Frederick. Thousands of spectators will line Market Street to watch the parade from North Market to Bentz Street, ending at the city golf course for final judging. Kids and adults in costumes will parade safely as floats and horse drawn vehicles are restricted. A street frolic will follow between Third Street and the Square with confetti and noise makers.
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Frederick's
North Market Aig Fifth Streets
Market Street
Bentz
Third Street
Lions Club Committee
Judge rules NRA unconstitutional in Belcher case
Judge J J Grubb in US District Court dismissed the indictment against W E B Belcher ruling the National Recovery Act and the lumber code of fair competition unconstitutional The action followed an agreement to expedite appeal to the US Supreme Court to resolve confusion over the act’s constitutionality Belcher operates sawmills in Centerville and Plantsville and faced charges of underpaying workers and overtime violations under the lumber code.
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Birmingham
Als
J. J. Grubb
United States District Court
W. E B. Belcher
United District
James Smith
Jerome Fuller
Centerville
Belcher
United States Supreme Court
Plantsville
Ted States Supreme Court
Court imperils deal to acquire private utilities
Nashville reports that the Tennessee Valley Authority’s plan to acquire private properties near Knoxville was halted by court action. Judge E F Lascford granted objectors’ request to review the transaction, delaying consummation of the $6,791.00 deal as of midnight tonight.
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Court Imperils
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Va
Neddy
Knoxville
Imek Wocay
E F. Lascford
State Railroad
Pablo Conn
Tennessee
Monkless
Fire extinguisher used to kill snake near telegraph tower
Ernest L a telegraph operator at Mount Airy fired a 5 foot black snake with a fire extinguisher after sighting it near a telegraph tower. The reptile reportedly curled and sought refuge in a shed before being doused.
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Ernest L
Shipley
War of AAA Farmers Consumers vs Processors and Distributors
Washington briefs detail internal AAA clashes over dairy prices and producer protections. Liberals confront distributors coops while Chester Davis faces pressure from lobbyists. References to Jensen echoes the control struggle within the AAA as Hebert and Heflin figures echo in campaign rhetoric.
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AAA
NRA
Hall
Feck
Chester Davis
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Consumers Countys Ofice
Boston
Acrniik Ypolicy
Iik
Jensen
Arthur Lauterbach
Jberals
Davis
Lauterbach
Bock
Washington
Flembie Ous
Ldterais
Alu
Uerikuis MN
Ares
October Rainfall Drought Draws Attention In Frederick County
Weather notes show October near drought levels with a string of dry months. comparisons cite 1930 1933 and 1934 as especially dry. The hunting season shifts include opossum and raccoon legalizing at midnight and a federal duck stamp rule affecting hunters.
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Ares
Frederick County
Qeme Warren Bonianmin
Phebus
oPite
Ridicule story ties Hauptmann confession to Lindbergh case
Cincinnati dispatch parrots an Enquirer item claiming Bruno Richard Hauptmann confessed to the Lindbergh kidnapping and part of the ransom. The report cites a supposed Federal prisoner, D. Sanders, and quotes him accusing Lindberghs in 1932. Local deputy notes Sanders’ habit of talking and claims of impersonation are mentioned.
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Cincinnati
APIA
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Widienle
the Enquirer
Feder
D. ¥. Sanders
Rudd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sanders
Russell Blane
Pny Thine
Vey Menon
Cambridgeshire Stakes Won by 910 1 Favorite
American holders win about 2.58 million dollars as Cambridgeshire stakes produce heavy payouts at Newmarket. Wychwood Abbott sails to victory with Perrymint aboard, while Commander TIT and Highlander also earn large US payouts. Overall, US tickets win a combined 3.57 million dollars across the event.
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New York
United States
Mighlander
Tablet unveiling honors Dr Keating at Rosewood school
Activities at Rosewood State Training School Owings Mills drew about 40 to 45 Frederick County residents for the unveiling of a tablet in memory of Dr Frank W Keating former superintendent. The event funded by the schools Woman’s Auxiliary highlighted facility work and future training programs while noting the school’s long association with Milton Grier and the board of trustees.
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Rosewood
Owings Mills
Frank W. Keating
Milton G. Grier
Frederick County
Keating
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
St. Mary's
Carroll
reAval
Frederick Comity
Bowie Zunmyerman
Thar
Gyleste Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Yam Fr
Elem Shointer
Vieteire Can- Clary
Foes
Urner
Mrs Roosevelt Declines to Debate Miss Fooks
A garbled report indicates Mrs Roosevelt will not debate Miss Fooks. The text mentions speakers and a program but is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Frooks
Red Cross roll call urged for Frederick County chapter
Mayor urges renewal and new enrollments for the American Red Cross ahead of Armistice Day. Roll call headquarters set at the Pauick Gourt Building with committees named from Hood College and local schools to boost membership.
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Llnyd C. Caller
Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Edgar H. McBride
Durrs HM. Harris
Claude N. Clary
Lewis H. Knock
Robert Price
Pauick-Gourt
United States
Government pay 10 to be restored in full July 1
President Roosevelt announced restoration of the ten percent government salary cut, with a plan to raise pay back to 1932 levels. He cautioned prices may rise and said the full restoration could occur by July 1 with upward trends expected this year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ambulance Collision Delays Walter Reed Transport
A Port Frederick CCC ambulance en route to Walter Reed Hospital was disabled in a collision at Patrick and Court streets. The auto driven by Leathard Thomas sustained damage. no injuries reported. Officer Roy Hiltner led the investigation and charged Helser with the incident after the ambulance ran a red light. Traffic was cleared by city police and patients waited for a second emergency ambulance.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Patrick and
Court Streets
Port Frederick C. C. C
Tiean Hagerstown
Charla Helser
Leatheard Thomas
Phobus Avenue
Thomas
Roy M. Hiltner
Chaes
Helaes
Stocks Move Forward at a Halting Gait
New York stocks edged ahead in a dull session with selective buying lifting a number of issues. Wheat eased while corn rose and Cotran held steady. Bonds were mixed with U S Government securities down slightly. Foreign exchanges stayed quiet near previous levels and call money rose to one percent. The pound opened at 4.9850.
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New York
U.S
Kingsford Smith to Hop Off on Thursday
Honolulu dispatch reports Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will complete his Pacific air dash with a Thursday landing in his 1929 monoplane Southern Cross. The final leg departs California as authorities anticipate a dramatic aerial crossing to end the long voyage.
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Kingsford-Smith
Honolulu
Charles Kingsford-Smritiy
Pacific
Aralia
California
Weas Meady
Roma
Southern
Defense Efforts To Bar Insull Case From Jury
In Chicago on October 31 AP reports defense lawyers moved to keep Samuel Insull and his son from facing a jury. Judge James H Wilkerson heard late motions for directed verdicts of not guilty as remaining defense attorneys argued on behalf of three co defendants amid the trial proceedings.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
James H. Wilkerson
James G. Condonati
On & Ithuaeay Sudeguti
Waldo F. Tober
Condon
Menos
Man Charged With Receiving Stolen Auto Parts in Local Case
The charged individual allegedly knew the tires and other auto parts were stolen. A man named Kiem is linked to the seizure, with the incident occurring at a local shop or works site. The case remains under investigation by authorities.
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Bede
Stewiesi
Hany W. Eunor
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Floy M. Hiteshew
Lila Zimmerman
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Paul S. Michael
Ross F. Hunt
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James H. Harris
Charles McC. Mathias
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