Receivership Turns Custody Key for Albaugh Chevrolet Owner
Albaugh, owner of Albaugh Chevrolet Sales Inc in receivership, was jailed after failing to post a $5,000 bond on a false pretense charge. The complaint by the C T Corporation of New York cites alleged misappropriation of about $500 to $8500 from the firm, with details tied to contracts and overlooked auto sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Albaugh Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Equity
Patrick M. Schnauffer
T Corporation of New York
Justice Schnauffer
Rose Poifenbarger
Virginia
Albough
C L T Corporation
Toe Albaugh Chevrolet Saies, Inc Fe
Chevrolet
C. I. T. Corporation
Autome~ Elles
Ghosts And Witches Will Parade Tonight
The planned Halloween parade in Frederick faces weather delays as the weather bureau predicts partly cloudy skies and near normal temperatures. The Frederick Lions Club pushed back the annual parade to Friday due to rain, anticipating a large turnout of children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Hallowe‘enish
Penny Civiug
Frederick Lions Club
Frederick
Turbulent College Rumors Roil Maryland Campus
A report from the University of Maryland describes student unrest linked to altered gaming conditions. Governor Nice and Maryland officials discuss investigations, limits on entry into restricted areas, and the role of authorities in addressing campus turmoil amid blurred leadership statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Byrd
University of Maryland
Maryland
Teany Byrd
Régaluss
Bard
Marboro
Taeiy Sea
Joseph CG
Prince Georges County
Colese Park
Nice
Engines of Death in War Pack Mobility Transformation
In 1918 infantry equipment and transport evolved from slow foot travel to faster motorized movement. The article highlights a veteran sergeant recalling full packs and new mobility through light trucks and smaller units. It notes changes in signaling, collar design, and use of motor cars in a modern warfare setup alongside auction details of pigs and a sale totaling $211,688 with Glenn Trout as auctioneer and RooL Kelly as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughay
Durden
Vansforminen
Ats
Che Barden
Signal Corps
U S Reaffirms Neutrality Policy in War Declarations
Washington reports President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull reiterate neutrality, saying trade with belligerents should be discouraged. The administration intends no action beyond informing shipments to both sides and seeks an early peace to restore normal business profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Mull
Ethiopia
Hull
Public sale at Prodaring Pai Grounds nets varied cattle prices
The sale of Carl L S Rame Rare One mie ener featured 28 head of milk cows and young cattle selling for 770 on average. A Bigbox cow brought 14 and a 1a Mmoathi heifer sold for 6. A suckling colt fetched 74. Horses also sold well, with other livestock listed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L S
State Roads Program 70 to Start by December
Baltimore reports the State Roads program funding of about 19.9 million dollars will begin by December 1 with contracts and road work in Maryland counties including Washington and Carroll. Dr Homer Tabler, chairman, was ill but committee details were reviewed at his Hancock home. Contracts awarded cover bridges, paving and drainage on the National Pike and Ridge Road with several firms listed.
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Baltimore
Deidgen
Jim Lay
Khoatathan L Smith
Mate Roads Commission
Albert C. Smith
Federal Bureau of Roads
Wears
Smith
Wing
State Roads Commission
Homer L Tabier
Hancock
PWA
Hayden-Cartwright
Maryland
Tabler
M J Grove Lime Company
Lime Kilo
Deep Run
Ridge Road
Carroll County
Hagerstown
Bester - Long
Amor Clow
Washington County
National Pike
Thomas Bennett and Hunter Inc
Westminster
Washington
Bester-Long Company
Har Werstown
Licking Creek
Thomas Bennet & Hunter Inc
Lenin's Glass Tomb Draws Millions In Soviet Rites
The embalmed body of Vladimir Lenin lies in a glass case inside a granite mausoleum as millions view him. A secret formula reportedly preserves his corpse for about 14 more years while air conditioning is installed to keep visitors' warm currents from damaging the remains.
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Tad
Nicolai Lenin
Wader Coe
Santa
Russia
Lenin
Italo Ethiopian War Notes War Calls Women to Fight
Dispatches report Mussolini orders mobilization measures including a census of mercantile marine and arming merchants ships. Addis Ababa and Mogadiscio coverage notes Italian advances and Haile Selassie’s arms rediscovery amid fears of invasion. Front reports describe battles near Gorahel and Goiliave with unclear casualty figures.
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Rome
Mussolini Calla
Genera Lemgud
Sab Viernesin
Paris
Mediterranean
Adigrat
Maksie
Addis Ababa
Ethionia
T 3
Southern Front
R. W. Mackman
London
Britain
Geneva
Associated Frew
Ethiopia
Mogadiscio
Gorahei
Mussolini
Italy
TM Duce
Europe
YMCA fund drive totals reach 1873 dollars in two days
The YMCGA campaign shows 1873 dollars raised over two days with 1082 on day two and 211.75 on day one. Gray Division led by Leslie Cobulentz with 618.50, Blue Division led by J Walker Carty with 443.50, top Blue team Alden Fisher 204, top Gray team Charles Appel Jr 143. Dr Inatius Bjorlee says progress mirrors needs for YMCA goals and Friday supper at the Key Hotel will present final reports.
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YMCGA
Wels Wouueey
Leslie N Cobulentz
J Walker Carty
Alden Fisher
Charles Appel, Jr
Inatius Bjorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
YMCA
Francis Scott Key
Funeral for Hagerstown Football Quarterback John Farra
Oct 30 services held for John Farra, Hagerstown high school quarterback, who died Sunday from a broken neck suffered during a game. Rites at Presbyterian church drew overflow crowds. procession to Rest Haven cemetery. school authorities and leagues attended. Hagerstown postponed Saturday’s game with Martinsburg and considered rest of schedule.
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Hagerstown
John Farra
Wuam Samuel Hess
Rest Haven Cemetery
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstowns
Martineburg High School
Poll on New Deal ballots mailed nationwide
The Literary Digest begins mailing 10 million ballots to gauge current support for the Roosevelt New Deal. Voters answer yes or no on approving acts and policies to date and a second question asks how they voted in 1937 to measure shifts since the last presidential election.
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Literary Digest
Amet
Conquera Ay
Roosevelt
Loan Committee Meets at Frederick Association Office
The Frederick Production Credit Association loan committee met at the association headquarters on Court Street Weaneeda in the afternoon with Mr Hodges presiding in chairman Thomas C Darby’s absence. Several loan applications were reviewed.
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Frederick Production Credit Association
Court Street Weaneeda
Thomas C. Darby
Germantown
Montgomery County
Hodges
Comus
Will of Thomas B Butler Filed in Orphans Court
The will of late Thomas B Butler from Pred wrick was probated and recorded in the Orphans Court. It leaves equal shares to his widow Mrs Core EB Haller and his daughters Mrs Grace V Newman and Mrs Ruth BE Haller. Will dated February 21 1933 witnessed by J Vernes Cobier and Jacob BR Rameburg. Craven & Bowers named executors. Mr Bowers invited to administration and letters of administration to be granted to Mrs Newman and T Stuart Haller.
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WM. Waller
Thomas B Butler
Predwrick
Orphans Court
Core EB Haller
Grace V. Newman
Ruth BE Haller
J Vernes Cobier
Jacob BR. Rameburg
I Craven & Bowers
Bowers
Mra. Newmath
T Stuart Haller
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Abaugh
Balis
Meter Firm Ac
1. 1. Corp
Terpot
Union First Arce
DEATH
Gills
Glenn Trout
Rool Kelly
U. S
Stanley A. Tullsen
Service
U.S
Bellig
Ls, Klein
NEA Service, Inc
League
Fur
Mperor Haile Selassie
Menelik
Philadelphia Neary
Eorortul Fein
Hell
NEW Deal
Tey
C. E. Cline & Son
Carty’s
Jenny Lind
Carty S
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
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