Wasp Involved Crash Near Washington Pike
A two-vehicle collision near the Monocacy bridge on Washington Pike sent Mrs. George R. Dennis to City Hospital with a lacerated wrist and a broken shoulder while Marvin England received a broken shoulder. An investigation by state officials indicated a wasp entangled in the Dennis car caused her to lose control and strike the delivery truck.
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Ashington
Marquette
George R. Dennis
Foram Engsd
Monrovia
Consigera Oe Force
Dennis
England
England Received A Drokwhotdes Bath Orefered Theyrederick City Hospital
Mociem
Omeer A. E. Markley
State Office
Wasp
Dennia
Dennis Man
Prederick
Kresge Suit Over Building Foundation Dismissed
A. E. Fisher sued by William M. Fisher for $1,000 in the district court. The action alleges undermining the foundation of a fair near North Market Street adjoining Fisher property in East Patrick Street. Initial verdict favored the plaintiff, appeal to the Court of Appeals, case dismissed at aunt’s request, and reinitiated in Circuit Court.
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Weutt Court
Kresge
A. E. Fisher
William M. Form
Emory
Becurrens
Skee and
Oppenhemer
Balmore
North Market Street
Fisher
Fast Patrick Street
Msher
Court of Appals
Halim
Gangsters Gun Down Grill Proprietor Near East Side
In New York gangsters shot down Jack Kivit a partner at the Norfolk Grill on the East Side. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in grave condition. Banks to be closed Saturday for Defender’s Day observance across the city and state. In Richmond Virginia the Union Bank and Federal Trust Company was acquired by Bank of Commerce and Trusts in a $3.5 million deal.
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New York
Norfolk Grill
Peer East Side
Jack Kivit
Kivit
Bellevue Hospital
Maryland
Bors Richmond Bank
Richmonti
Inion Bank
Federal Trust Company of Virginia
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Weather data brief from September precipitation report
The 24 hour precipitation figure is unclear but dated September data show normal and actual rainfall around 15 inches for September with other figures noted as 18 inches and 1290 in the provided text. The fragmentary notes reference daily totals and monthly normals without complete values.
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Todar
Widow Seeks Damages in Westminster Collision Case
Mrs Frances Weller Rhodes, widow of State Motorcycle Officer Clinton Rhodes, files a $50,000 damage suit docketed in Car trolt County Circus Court. The suit alleges Miss Lillian Shipley crossed the wide highway abruptly to enter a lane, causing the January collision that killed Rhodes. Rhodes’s widow had two children and previously worked as a Braddock Heights telephone operator. The State Industrial Accident Commission awarded compensation, with the attorney general's office participating.
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Rhodes
Widlow
State Industrial Accident Commission
Preston Lane
Shipley
Braddock Heights
Stave Police
Decrease in Unfilled Orders of U S Steel
New York reports U S Steel unfilled orders fell by 235,359 tons in August to 3,189,459 tons as of August 31, following a July drop of 74,507 tons. Backlog at July 31 stood at 3,404,816 tons. Operations ran about 34 percent of capacity last month.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Father of broadcasting dies in Pittsburgh
Harry Phillips Davis known as the father of radio broadcasting died at his Pittsburgh home after months of illness. At 63 he served as chairman of the board at National Broadcasting Co and held high posts at Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co and other firms. He helped launch the world's first broadcasting station in the experimental shack at BDA Pittsburgh and guided radio's growth with a large share of early broadcast equipment. His widow and two survivors are listed.
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Pittsburg
Harry Phillips Davis
National Broadcasting Co
Norfolk girl slain as man held by police
The report states a 03 year old girl died after being shot while walking with her mother in Norfolk Virginia. Police arrested a man in connection with the case as investigations continue.
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Norfolk
Eatith Phelps
Fae
New 4-H Girls Clubs Officers Plan Activity
Plans for a resumed 4-H girls clubs activity outline installing new officers. Details include Armistice Day event planning, Legion post trustees, welfare committee reports, and delegates’ reports from the Frostburg convention.
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American Legion
Sumsary
G. Ernest
Apparntive Yenced
Legion Hom
East Church Street
Legion Post
Alton
Bennet
Legion Home
Roger R. Rice
G. Hunter Bowers
Lester Smith
Charles S. Houck, Jr
John J. Sovder
Frostburg
Aschat T. Hres
Chasies
Bouck, Jr
Jesse
Ramsburg
Wil Mam M. Storm
Roy Harris
G. Ernest Lipfe
Alton Y. Bennett
Ground broken for U S building in Paris
Representative J Charles Linthicum of Maryland started work on the American Foreign Service building on the Place de la Concorde assisted by Capt Richard L Smith and contractors. The $1 6 million structure will house the embassy and consulate and is slated for completion in November 1932.
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Paris
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
American Foreign Service
Place de la Concorde
Linthicum
House
Foreign Service
Richard L. Smith
International Federation of Buildings and Public Works
Nanking Forces Clash With Canton Rebels in Kuangsi
Fighting erupts in the Taruiing mountains of southern Kuangsi as Nanking government troops move on insurgent Canton forces. Skirmishes also reported near Hengchow in Hunan with Nanking and Canton units engaging.
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Hongkong
Nanking
Canton
Taruiing
Kuangsi
Camion
Hengchow
Hunan
Chicago and Rock Island Directors Omit Dividend
Directors of the Chicago and Rock Island lines cut the dividend from 5 to 20 percent, with the action reported in New York. The move followed months of financial strain and was reviewed before Judge Berd. The filing notes a reduction in earnings and company obligations, signaling a shift in corporate policy.
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Chicago
Rock Island
New York
Chocags
Rock Ifand
Pacommen Stoc
Snowden outlines plan to meet English deficit
London dispatch reports Snowden of the Exchequer unveiling emergency measures to address Britain’s deficit. He proposes to distribute 132 billion in new debt and raise income tax rates to cover a projected shortfall. The plan aims to shore up government finances amid economic strain.
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Snowden
London
Great Britain
Exchequer
Maryland Weather Report Summarizes Week of Sept 8
Weather synopsis for Maryland reports above normal mean temperatures with showers on the 2nd and 6th, generally warm on the 4th and 8th, and thunder showers in parts. Week favored crop growth though showers slowed field work. water sources remain low while harvests continue for corn, tomatoes, potatoes, apples, peaches, and other produce across districts. canneries operating.
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Maryland
John R. Dire
Allegheny Mountain
Snow HY
Chewsville
Naval board probes collapse of plane over Cape Henry
A naval board of inquiry convened in Norfolk to study yesterday’s midair failure of a naval fighter over Cape Henry. Lt S Miller testified he failed to bail out after his left shoe tangled in the cockpit at about 1,400 feet, and he landed with lacerations after freeing himself.
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Norfolk
Naval Board of Inquiry
Cape Henry
S. §. Miller
Washington Letter on Hoover Commissions and Relief Efforts
Washington largely questions the effectiveness and unity of Hoover era commissions such as the Farm Board and the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement as they confront agricultural distress and relief programs. It notes past sharp criticism of commissions like Wickersham and highlights tensions within bodies like the Public Health Service and the Emergency Committee on Employment.
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Rolnct
Plicuer Nea
Washington
Gifford
Hoover
Battle of
Monnogrhels
Yellowstone Park
Alasca Highway
Federal Farm Board
National Commission On Law
Giard
Farm Board
Wickersham Commission
White House
U. S
US Ss
Emte
Arthur Woolf
Metal
Gree Con
Missing wealthy yachtsman reported after family abduction
In Stamford Connecticut on September 10 AP reports Benjamin D. Collings a 30 year old wealthy yachtsman is missing after his wife Barbara says two gunmen abducted them aboard the cruiser Penguin on Long Island Sound. The daughter Barbara was found alone on the vessel and the couple were separated with Collings reportedly bound and set adrift.
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Atamford
Conn
Benjamin D. Collings
Yardtaman
Wea
Jocal
Nawmu ¢ Noy
Barbara
Penguin
Lalani Sound
Lloyd's Point
L. 1
Collings
Yachtamad
Oyster Day
Penwuln
Barbera
Anty
Muriel McCormick and Elisha Hubbard Married in Bar Harbor
Muriel McCormick granddaughter of John D Rockefeller married Elisha D Hubbard a wealthy Middletown Conn bachelor at noon in Bar Harbor at the McKinlock summer home. Rev William Patterson officiated. Hubbard a descendant of Elijah Kent Hubbard and World War II era major prior service.
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Bar Harbor
Muriel McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Elisha D. Hubbard
Middletown
Conn
George A. McKinlock
Chicago
William £. Patterson
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mr. Hubbard
Elijah Kent Hubbard
Reed proposes general sales tax in new plan
Washington reports Senator Reed of Pennsylvania proposed a general sales tax on all commodities with a one half of one percent levy. He would keep the income tax but close loopholes exploited by capitalists to dodge the levy as outlined by the France Committee insider.
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Washington
Reed
Persylvania
France
Rett
Sec
Jretary Mellon
Ile
Hardware store head slain mystery unsettles town
Washington dispatch reports the 26 year old hardware store manager Jess Boxers was found slain inside the shop. Police say carport workers could not find a witness to the crime and investigators are pursuing leads.
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Washington
Jess Boxers
War College instructor found dead with gun by side
An instructor at a war college was found dead with a firearm nearby. Authorities investigated a possible self inflicted shooting and are reviewing security footage and records to determine the timeline and cause of death.
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WAR College
Plane with two flyers reported among daytime night air
A hearing was held after a plane was reported to carry two flyers during the day and night, with officials reviewing the incident and safety procedures.
Possible Moyle and Allen Plane Near Dutch Harbor
Seattle report says North Pacific aviation circles suspect the missing Moyle and Allen plane may have sounded near Dutch Harbor on Unalaska Island after taking off from northern Japan. Some clues suggest a forced landing and a return to air as fuel ran low, with a path toward the Alaska mainland rather than Seattle.
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Arthur J
Don Moye
A. Allen
Dutch Harbor
Unalaske Island
Samushite Beach
Moyle and Allen
Seattle
Alaska
Wash
North Pacific Coast Aviation
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Japan
Seathe K
Moyle
Allen
Haller and Horton Return from European Trip
W Harry Haller Jr and Philip Horton return to Frederick after touring Europe May include Germany Bavaria and visits to Czecho Slovakia and Austria They met Masaryk in Prague and attended Salzburg Music Festival They spent time in England with the Thissels in Folkestone and plan to resume studies at Princeton University.
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Europe
W. Harry Haller, Jr
W. Harry Haller
East Becond Street
Frederick
Philip Horton
Providence
R. 1
Mr. Haller
Paris
Sorbonne
France
Germany
Bavaria
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Kent
England
Adolf Hitler
Masaryk
Salzburg
Messra
Baltimore Mall
Princeton University
Roosevelt Relief Plans Progress Hit By Tax Proposals
President Roosevelt advances relief measures with proposed state income tax and municipal work funding. The plan targets funding public works through city and town level contracts while balancing wage adjustments amid economic strain.
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Reland
Washington Pike
Ath
City Hospital
Ie Cieevett Court Inverven Con
W. Y. Grill
Heads Allied Vets
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Crecho-Siova
Mira
Rhoades Aska
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh, PA
Jewish New Year Services
Offigers
OGT
Books At Fair
Frederick Faled
Canning Bath
Charlotte
Braddock
Dorothy Coblentz
Helen Witter
Harmony Grove
Gedecal
Miss Coblentz
Miss Witter
Camp Vail
Springield
Mass
Pascal Renn
Feagavile
Marrland
Court House
Creagerstown
Bloomfield
James C. Biehl
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Frederick County
Chubb
T the New Market
Urbana
Antonelle
Mr. Plant
Catoctin
Rocky Ridge
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Buckeystowe
Woodsboro
New Midex
Wolfsville
Fortrest
Foxslre
Ridgesidte
Knoxvile
Tefferson
U. S. Bulding
Wanking
Tim
House of Commons
Naval Board
Pleasant Grove
Wome
Mrela Mes
Edgerz Davis
Federal Power Commission
Us Coto
Templars
Gerton Foc
Elisha Hubbard
Insitoctor
Dutch Harbor, Alaska
Wed
North Pacific Flyers
W. Harry Haller Jr
Roosevelt
Ansnins Factors
Abrens-Fox Company
Mannisc Bi
MI Wood
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