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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
1
Ballot Outline For Presidential Contest In Frederick County
Frederick County election officials plan to set up registration in 57 precincts ahead of the November vote. New residents and those who reached voting age since May face registration and potential revision dates in October. The ballot will include President, Vice President, U S Senator, and Sixth District Congressman, plus a Maryland constitutional amendment and other party tickets.
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Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors
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Roger R. Rice
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United States
Maryland
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Democratic County
Republican Cow Central
Dogs Kill Sheep In Wary Winter Attack
A brief report notes dogs killed several sheep during a recent livestock incident, with field observers citing repeated incursions and loss of animals. Authorities urge guardians to secure pastures and prevent further damage.
Weather Note Lacks Clarity and Date
Poor OCR provides scattered weather hints with unclear date and times. Mentions sunset at 633 PM and references to Potomac and Keamms with no verifiable forecast or location context.
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Potomac
Midnight Intruder Frightens Residents Then Flees
A frightened intruder disturbed a local ward and prompted a pursuit near 22 North Market Street. Witnesses described a hurried escape toward a warehouse as residents reported the incident and police investigated the scene.
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Gitte
Mondar
Toor
Hart Richison
North Market street
Eicbison
May Lame
casaors
VALLEES SEEK DIVORCE DO NOT GO FORWARD
Reno reports actress wife Julie Vallee formerly Fay Webb says there will be no divorce from Rudy Vallee after a telephone talk. She arrived in Reno and declares their separation was a foolish quarrel and that she loves her husband. She plans to join him soon in Santa Monica, while he notes reconciliation may not be possible.
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Reno
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Rudy Vatees
Pay Webb
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Rudy todar
Vallee
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Varies Webb
Santa Monica
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Vailee
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New York
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Brandenburg Reunion Draws Hundreds From Several States
More than 400 descendants of Mathias Brandenburg gathered Sunday at Hamptown Methodist Protestant Church in Kemptown for the annual reunion. Attendees came from Via, Delaware, North and South Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Rev. Her Va participated in oral selections. the Montgomery composed quartet included W. L. Souder Windsor Moxey Cari Cume and Rar inch and a sie. The event featured music by the suite Band. Officers re elected: President Stewart Brand Secretary Frank Brenden ingen Del and Treasurer Monsoe Browning Kemptown. Mrs Acale E Brandenb rom Bridge M was the orchestra present. Rudolph Watk ns Kemptownm was the youngest attendee.
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Mathias Brancenburg
Hamptown Meth
Kemptown
Via
Delaware
North Carolina
South Carona
Pennsylvania
Ugo-2u
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Stewart Brand
Prank Brendeningen
Del
Monsoe Browning
Acale E Brandenbrom Bridge
Rudy Watk
ns. Kempiownm
Market Advances Today Post Small Gain
Market activity resumes with a broad advance aided by modest gains. The session closes with a 2 cent per share net uptick and a 3.48 percent rise in key indices, signaling renewed investor confidence despite quiet volume.
Woman Bookkeeper Shot by North Chicago Bandits
A female bookkeeper at Lake County Savings Bank in North Chicago was shot during a robbery by four men who fled in a two sedans with about $3,000. A fifth bandit remained at large.
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NORTH
CHICAGO
Lake County
Goering Elected President of New Reichstag
Capt. Hermann Goering, a wartime air ace and ally of Adolf Hitler, won the first major government post for the National Socialist party in Germany by becoming president of the newly formed Reichstag. The move marks a key step for the NSDAP in consolidating power.
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Adolph
Roosevelt Walker Break Shapes Political Fronts
Leaders weigh the Roosevelt Walker break and its effect on New York politics. Attitudes from Roosevelt supporters, Tammany Hall, and Walker allies hint at a possible party realignment and venue change, affecting the mayoral race and national patronage.
Bavis to Ask Trial Before September 19
Pimshuesh, Char ator James J. Da ve reasen today that 7 Cave than September 19 fr the new York of Davis on ¢ to operate a Margiolli wilco to Ne with aliomeys preparatory ne federsi pourt to s¢3 a i date.
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Pimshuesh
James J. Dave
Warrants Served In Hopewell Kidnapping Probe
Department of Justice announces withdrawal from the Lindbergh kidnapping affair. Charles Lindbergh Jr. case shows no federal violations by Garrett Schenck Hopewell N J or others. nine warrants executed in Somerset and nearby counties. Johnstown and Dubois suspects charged as accessories in the Hopewell kidnapping.
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Clearfield
Mabneck
yy Garret
Schenck
Hopewell
mountain cabin
Somerset county
Hopeate Geieckve
justice of peace
Sted J.J. Devine
Johnstown
Jolns
Conners
Frank Shugarts
Dubois
Paul Cupp j
Russel Love
Dutton relief of police
Reuben Rakestraw
Reorganization of Girls Clubs in Public Schools
A plan to reorganize girls clubs in public schools was discussed by leaders and state officials. The decision outlines changes to club formations, summer activities, and ongoing oversight by local and state education groups.
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Froderes At Noon Under Offes T in Sudintreugh
Fragmentary OCR notes place a noon time marked event in a Sudintreugh area under the Offes T. The garbled line hints at a local gathering or meeting at a specific hour with unclear participants or exact location.
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Phaiare
High School Enrollment Growth Amid Civic Tensions
Nearly 639 upperclassmen and 279 freshmen enrolled at Frederick High School as classes begin, with girls outnumbering boys in most grades. The new term adds security concerns after violent clashes earlier, as deputies faced strikers near Cedar Grove and a blast injured a guard, amid ongoing community efforts and plans for a centennial program.
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Frederick High School
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Connecticut Republicans Nominate Sen Binghamar
Case continues amid party proceedings as Connecticut Republicans nominate Senator Binghamar. Vague notes without clear dates or locations mention conference actions and staff roles including a secretary and unnamed attendees.
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CONNECTICUT
SEN
BINGHAR
Probate notice for Lyrehley and Maieiworta
Public probate notice lists Lyrehley and Maieiworta as interested parties. Court records show proceedings toward estate settlement with scheduled hearings and required filings by related heirs.
New York Voters Set Choices as Mayoral Race Near
John Pepper of Tammany Hall indicated the selection of a new mayor hinges on whether former Mayor Walker resigns. Curry remained undecided about Walker’s renomination and noted a potential October 1 deadline for nominations if Walker resigns.
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Walker
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Roosevelt
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New York
Curry
NEW JURORS DRAWN
Jurors to take the places have been excused by the Circa Court from advance on the seat or grand jury were drawn in the presence of Judges Urner and Wil Hard this morning. Names listed include Ed Ayers for Kuhn Edward A Cramer for L Miler Ranne ngstar for Ley Sidney Si J Sappington for Dixon Lemuel Bowers for John W Kelbaush Creager for Charles Stockhan EB Houns Johnss Laz for George Brunsx EB Winetrener for Scout Cromsel.
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Hutchinsons Take Off For Coast Of Greenland
The report notes the Hutchinsons set off for Greenland's east coast near Angmagsack as Denmark refuses safety assurances. Details are fragmented but indicate a voyage toward the Godthaab region and unclear status of the mission.
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HUTCHINSONS
GREENLAND
Godthaah
Angmagsack
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