Hart Identified as Jack Hart Held in Chicago Shooting
James J. Connelly known as Jack Hart, a Maryland killer, is held in Chicago on charges of shooting three men during a card game dispute. Extradition to Maryland urged as Hart, who escaped from Maryland Penitentiary in 1929, faces life term for Norris murder.
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Chicago
James J. Connelly
Jack Hart
Maryland
Red Kelly
Hart
Itional Bureau of Identification
Kelly
Three Ho
Ohn
Joseph Datibowski
Adow
Hemat
Cicero
Prisoer
James Kelly
Epartment OF Justice
Baltimore
Thn H. Minttens
Oureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Walt Ay Chipaen Hart
Maryne State Penitentiary
National Bureau of Science
Washington
Wilim B. Norris
Baltiore
Oke
Cictro
Hawthorne
Henderson Named as Head of 6 0 P League
George Anderson of Cumberland was elected president of the Young Republican League of Maryland by acclamation. J J Shadd was re elected business manager. Other officers include Thomas Mudd of LaNata as vice president at large, Herbert J Herman as treasurer, and district vice presidents E Austin James and E B Carroll.
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Baltimore
George Anderson
Cumberland
Jony
Young Publican League of Maryland
J. J. Harry Shadd
Cumberland May
Henderson
Shadd Se
Thomas Mudd
la Nata
Herbert J. Herman
Reasurer
W. Giles Parker
E. Austin James
E. B. Carroll
Weather Today Report With Temperature Extremes
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today shows none. September figures include a high of 78 and a low of 60, comparing to last year’s 49. Sunset at 8:33 p.m. Moonrise at 3:09 p.m. Conditions indicate Potomac and ROMS streams.
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Aireamsi
Potomac
Cardinal Dougherty Threatened With Bomb
Philadelphia reports a demand for $50,000 tied to Cardinal Dougherty. Lower Merion Township police guard his residence after a letter was received. The cardinal says the claim is from a mentally deranged party and there was no bomb threat.
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Philadelphia
Cardinal Doughety
Lower Marion Township
Cardinal Dougherty
Threatened Life of Housekeeper Ends in Nine Months
A gun-toting man known as Mark Armstrong was sentenced to nine months in the House of Correction after admitting he carried a pistol. The case arose amid tensions on the Frederick Howard County border near Ridgeville and Long Corner, where residents pressed authorities to address threats against a longtime housekeeper.
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Frederick-Howard County
Ridgeville
Long Corner
House of Correction
Sherman P. Bowers
Justice of the Peace
Harry Webb
Lisbon
Frederick County
Charles W. Smith
Peoples Court
Mark Armstrong
Armstrong
Smith
Richmond
Nellie Partington
Captaria Jackson
John Myers
Reinhert Riggers
Jackson
Myers
Liam
State Road
City Young People’s Union Public Meeting
The Frederick City Young People’s Union will hold a public meeting Friday at eight in the YMCA auditorium to discuss five chapters of the scientific book Alcohol and Man. A devotional service and xylophone selections precede the discussion led by Miss Helen Smith.
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Frederick City
Baptist Young People's Union
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Church of the Brethren Young People’s Eee Ep
Ts Souin
Caly
Anal Ly
Evangelical Luthean Pons
Ata Uleps
ATS Eacpdtaling
Aiudy Claswee
Areting
Byrd Plans South Pole Expedition Voyage
Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced from the White House that he will sail from Boston on September 25 for another South Pole expedition. He aims to explore a vast uncharted area and resume work at Little America with about 70 men and several airplanes aboard the Coast Guard cutter Bear.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
White House
Boston
South Pole
Byrd
Roosevelt
New York
Antarctic
United States
Mexico
Rooking
Coast Guard
Bear
Oakland
Cal
Arctic
Little America
South Magnetic Pole
NRA workers prepare to start interviews with Frederick employers
Thirty two NRA volunteers ready to begin Friday morning surveys of Frederick employers who may not have returned employment questionnaires. Sixty one replies were tallied by Dr Ignatius Bjorlee, reporting progress though fewer than expected. County and city efforts run separately as 800 forms cover both areas and mail delays affect response timing.
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NRA
Frederick
Ignatius Bjorlee
Employers’ Contact Division
Omya Ine City
Bjorlee
Roosevelt Proclaims Fire Prevention Week
President Roosevelt today proclaimed the week beginning October 8 as Fire Prevention Week. The announcement places emphasis on fire safety nationwide, aligning with public awareness efforts and education on preventing fires.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Seb
Fishing Creek Becomes County Beauty Spot For Frederick
Local residents flock to Fishing Creek and the Mountain Dale area near Lewistown for picnics and scenic views. The Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Frederick County shows new stone walls tents and a mountain road under construction aiding forest fire protection and winter readiness as young men build and adapt the site.
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Catoctine
Frederdake
Frederick City
Lewistown
Fishing Creek
Mountaindale
Civilian Conservation Corps
Frederick
Frederick County
Roosevelt
Frederick Coud
Gargan
One Dead One Hurt in Peculiar Mishap Near Cambridge
An elderly man, Preston Hubbard, 73, was killed and James Palmer, 63, badly injured in a strange collision near Cambridge Maryland. A bus paused to drop workers at Lloyds canning factory in Dorchester County. Palmer stepped into the road and was struck by a taxi driven by Harry Dunn. a following truck swerved off the road, hitting Hubbard. Dunn and the truck driver worked for Walter P Chrysler's estate.
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Cambridge
Preston Hubbard
James Palmer
Lloyds’ Canning Factory
Dorchester County
the Neck
Palmer
Harry Duan
Canning Company
Hubbard
Dunn
Walter P. Chrysler
Automobile
Magziate
Music Club Elects Officers and Hosts Public Reception
The Cassel Music Club held a business meeting at Cassel Gannett studio Winchester Hall on Wednesday evening, electing officers led by President Mrs Ruth Dien Thomas and Vice President Miss Ethel Crawford. A varied program followed with instrumental and vocal solos and duets, then a generous reception for attendees.
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Cassel Music Club
Cassel-Gannett
Winchester Hall
Ruth Dien Thomas
Ethel Crawford
Rotary
Rache
Ireas
Harriet Shook
Folows
Lange
Harry Mgunnett
W. A. R. Bell
Ue. Miller
Rondina
Pritz Kreisier
Chimnett
The
Waters of Minnetonks
Lieuraner
Frances Slfer
Ruth Thomas
Padece
Mangled Youth's Body Found Along Railroad Tracks
Westminger dispatch says a young man about 20 was found along Bar and Ohio Railroad tracks near Worthine and Morgan station. No identification marks, body badly mutilated, authorities suspect an accidental fall and initial inquiries are underway.
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Westminger
Bar and Ohio
Worthine and Morgan
Ted
C. M. Murray
Brown
Demonstrations Planned for Frederick Fair by Rural Women
Representatives of the Preterik County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs met at the YOM A and decided to present a demonstration project at the Frederick Fair October 10-13, using Maryland wheat four and whole wheat flour. The project features exhibits, a guest center, and 24 teams from 24 clubs presenting demonstrations based on University of Maryland research.
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Tie Preterik County Federation of Ruril
YOM
Frederick
Maryland
University of Maryland
Helen Pearson
Daniel J. Thomas
Seneral Fair
Federation
Luther Bussard
Jefferson
Roy Chie
Braddock
Dorsey Gaither
Unionville
Helen Witter
Harmony Grove
Margaret Hamiilton
Mt. Pleasant
Flos Hiteshew
Jug Bridge
Gertrude Arnold
Merryland Tract
John Umberger
New Market
Harrys Toward
Ballenger
Vincen Bier
Pleasant
Hurricane Devastation Hits Rio Grande Valley Migrant Areas
Army ambulances join searches for storm refugees along the Texas coast as Red Cross reports 24 deaths in the Rio Grande valley and hundreds injured. Thousands lose homes with 7,350 destitute and 4,000 homes destroyed. Crop losses near $6 million and cotton leveled.
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South Atlantic
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Bahama Islands
Florida
Rio Grande Valley
Weather Bureau
Havlingess
Av Wna
Red Crows
Strick
Frederick streams in best condition for fishing reports
Frederick county anglers report Monocacy and other rivers clearing to near transparent and clean conditions after recent floods. High water aids relic hunters along Potomac and Monocacy banks, while squirrel and dove seasons approach. license applications near last year’s pace with 734 permits issued by midmorning.
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Frederick County
Potomac
Cours
John H Marta
Praont
Fall Activities Begin at Y.M.G.A.
The Y.M.G.A. opens fall programs including new school start, evening classes, and changed Boys' Department hours to afternoon and night. Bowling alleys renovated and open to general public and members. Annual membership drive to begin in October with plans for renewed support and events.
St Johns School Reopens With 218 Students Across Grades
The Uchitig foe die acmastic year reports a total enrollment of 218 at St Johns School. Grade tallies include First 20, Second 24, Third 28, Fourth 77, Fifth 20, Sixth 20, Seventh 20. In the high school there are 15 freshmen, 8 sophomores, 13 juniors, and 12 seniors. The school is under the Metre Dime Oder and Sulet Julam se foe Supers.
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St. John’s School
Naval Powers Mass Near Cuba as U S Forces Mobilize
Washington reports 30 combat vessels, eight navy and eight coast guard destroyers, near Cuba to deter unrest. Admiral Standley commands regular crews as reservists depart. 1,000 U.S. militiamen mobilize at Quantico for expeditionary readiness. turbulent Cuban politics widen the danger of civil conflict and possible U.S. intervention.
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Washington
Cuba
Arith
Navy
Coast Guard
Wiliam H. Standley
Coast Guard Craf
New London
New York
Guba
U.S
Quantice
Indianapolia
Swanson da
Atlantic
Maryland crop report notes late sun and mixed weather
State crop report by John Weeks notes cool weather at month end followed by warm spells early September. Scattered showers Aug 8 and Sept 1 3 and 4 aided crops. Western Maryland fields ready for fall sowing while central and eastern areas remain too wet for sowing. Corn largely matured sios being filled and silos being fitted.
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Maryland
John i Weeks
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Epartment of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Norris
Enderson
Shadd
City Young People's Union Public Meeting
House
New Sept. T
Funes
Matanors
Dallas
Wrsville
Harlingen Snotohn
San Benito
San Juan
Mercedes MC Allen Paymoroville
Widalgo
Weslaco
Ajacksonville
Havana
Bahamas
Civitan Conservation Corps
Maxwell
Prederick County
Trians
Irs
Sel Organization
Touth
R. R
Minnanite
Aliss Mary Fulmer
Braddock Heights
Miss Fulmer
Fae
Enaaveth Fulmer
Delmont Cousole
Shipton Boulevard
Sungay
Ammons
Wasington
Cordelia Star
Addie Claybaugh
Nannie Imer
Louise Yardy
Doug Tars Campbell
Danngziask Campbeil
Elen Af
Mies
Chetne
Lynne
John Cori
Blues Fcialis
Gsielg
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John’s Schoet
America
Emais
de Cespedes
ABG
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