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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1932

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Dynamiting Strikes Grove Lime Road Work

The Grove Lime Company asks Governor Ritchie for protection after dynamite damaged road equipment near Cavetown and Boonsboro. About 5 000 dollars in losses, 30 to 60 workers affected, and threats from discharged workers amid a 2 mile project. Sheriff's offices notified. the company seeks protective action and investigation.

Albert C. Ritchie M. 3. Grove Lime Company William J. Grove Boonsboro Cavetown Grove Lime Company do owork courany oce pany Washington county Frederick county Grove Richie comuaes Cayetown

Gasoline Thief Shootings Reported In Alleged Heist

Two men accused of stealing gasoline from the M J Grove Lime Company were involved in a shooting near morning. Wille Martin Luther Miler, injured, and an accomplice fled after shots were fired as they attempted to seal gasoline. Purdum from Weston counties aided the investigation and officers questioned a companion who admitted being shot while in the act.

Wille Martin Luther Miler Has- Sroving #rstom M. J. Grove Lime Company lates Purdum prvare Miler Aller Hagerstoun Grove patromman

School Buildings Sold in Olney Auction

Seneta and the create lot sold for 525 dollars to S Wade Magrade of Rockoh. Property near Olney included the Dag and a quarter acre of sod, touching the Episcopal Church and the Methodist Church structures. Auctioneer Whliem E Morgan of Riviler presided as bids came in. three offers were received, with details to be announced.

Seneta S. Wade Magrade Rockoh Olney St. I 'S

Von Papen Regime Loses Confidence Vote in Reichstag

Berlin council news reports a nonconfidence vote against Chancellor Franz von Papen's cabinet in the Reichstag. The measure passed 513 to 32 after Papen dissolved the Reichstag and Hermann Goering refused to enforce the decree pending a procedural challenge.

Von Papen Reichstag Berlin Franz von Papen Hermann Wher Goering Socisliss

Clarksburg Man Charged After Fatal Auto Crash

Rockville dispatch reports Thomas Henry 22 was charged with manslaughter after a truck struck Evan Nicholson 76 near Clarksburg Maryland. Henry released on $500 appearance bond as investigation continues into the death. He also faces a charge of issuing an automobile craters permit. Nicholson survived by his widow and several children.

Rockville Thomas Henry noice Evan BP Nicholson Clarisburg Montgomery General Hospital Sandy stater Rocke-Norbeck road Benny ik Roads Commission

Selling Pours Into Stock Market From All Sides

Selling poured into the stock market from all sides on September 12. Prices fell sharply with the Dow Jones average dropping about 83 points as traders discounted expectations and speculative commitments shifted. Rail and central money markets showed strain as confidence waned and earlier gains evaporated.

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Berrsville Council Names Town Officials for Year

Berrsville Virginia September 12 The Town Council elected J Edward Thoma as town attorney for the year Others named to offices include Sam Leow Whitaker tax assessor and George B Thomas water superintendent C2RAF elected town officers to take oath of office and be installed ông ver.

Berrsville Berysville J. Edward Thoma Sam Leow. Whitaker GeorgeB. Thomas Bel George No Hardesty

Absart Withdrawn Assault Case At Police Headquarters

Police headquarters listed charges against Jahn F in a withdrawn assault case. The document shows an official withdrawal action dated March 7 and references a proceeding by the Attorney General against the named individual.

Absart AG i Jahn F

Seismic Shock Hits Hamport After Dutch East Indies Quake

A severe earthquake on September 12 struck Hamport in Ammonia Ambonis causing sixty houses to collapse but no injuries were reported. Residents fled fearing a possible tsunami as aftershocks rattled the town and surrounding areas.

Ammonia Ambonis Dutch East Indies Hamport

Improvement of Urbana Thurston Road Advocated

An urgent petition for building two miles of hard road from Urbana to Thurston was presented to the County Commissioners by a large resident delegation led by Frank Pearre. William J. Grove urged action noting funds as the main obstacle and criticizing waste on small road segments while stressing the road’s importance to Sugar Loaf Mountain. The petitioners listed many supporters and the matter was taken under advisement with promises to consider available options.

Urbana Thurston Frank Pearce Willam J. Grove Afr Pearre A. H Sugar Loa Mountain Mrr Grove Middletown Jefferson Derry

New Home for Aged Sera at Potomac Synd Estate

A four acre site is prepared to house elderly residents under the Potomac Syndicate. Treasurer Robert G. Faitz and secretary Mrs. are named in internal preparations for the new home with shrubbery around the grounds and a formal dedication planned this September.

sera eld Potomac Robert G. Faitz asestan

Fisherman Catches Torpedo Off Connecticut Coast

A marine torpedo of foreign make was dragged from a fisherman's net in waters between Block Island and Watchers Island. The torpedo, found near Shanington, Connecticut, shows corrosion on its shell and partial damage to the propeller.

Shanington Conn Block Isand

Campaign currents shift as voters seek own issues in 1932

A Washington Press analysis notes rising voter desire to steer debates beyond party platforms with focus on farm relief rail regulation and power issues. Roosevelt and Hoover campaigns plan to press their subjects while avoiding volleys of name calling, as voters weigh religious divides and personal trust ahead of the year’s pivotal elections.

Roosevelt sow utp Hoover Toolidge Saturday Evening Post Gooldge lars Bir Roosevelt Marbe briste

Death toll rises to 42 after ferry explosion in New York

A body recovered from the East River marks the known dead in the ferry explosion. Forty two are confirmed dead with 21 more passengers missing or hospitalized.

New York East River

Sterling to contest Ferguson nomination in court

Lubbock Texas September 12 AP announces Gov Sterling will file a contest against Miriam A Ferguson's Democratic nomination. The statement notes Ferguson’s nomination and a state party meeting context.

STERLING FERGUSON Lubbock Tex Govin S. Sterling Miriam A. Ferguson formor cater

Trains wrecks kill 24 and injure 70 in Harbin region

In Harbin China Manchuria on September 12 a series of three combined bandit train wrecks killed 24 and left about 70 injured with numerous kidnappings and robberies. A battle near Tahsing between Japanese troops and Chinese bandits added more casualties. Henry Id Villard son of Oswald Villard was aboard but uninjured. United States consul George C Hanson and a British American party escaped after a golf course raid where several Britons were seriously wounded.

Harbin Manchuria Tahsing Chirse Henry Id Villard Oswald Garrison Villard The Nation Newpork George C. Hanson United States

Health Warning on Rural Disease Deaths in Montgomery County

A county health notice warns of high intestinal disease deaths among families in Montgomery County over three years. Four and a half times as many children died from intestinal diseases as from typhoid fever, per Dr Elliott as cited in the alert.

Montgomery county Elliott

Balance and Expenditure Report for County Government

The report outlines expenditures for the year including a $200 appropriation for Ven's Home So Tt expendiure, county government costs at $14 2914, and nearly $50,000 spent on roads. It notes per capita costs at 43 cents and total borrowed funds repaid with interest.

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Pythian Parade To Be Held Tonight

Truncated notice indicates a parade event in Reno featuring a Chancelor and wagon bands scheduled for this afternoon at the state Armory. About 215 colonxs are listed, with public access noted.

Pythian f.m nor of Reno e-Chancelor wiivans rade tate Armory Otter colonxs

Anniversary marks decree by Edener Neale and Sama grand

Mrs Edener and Neale lead the anniversary observance at Sama with C F Pauline R Hooniz chairing the organizing committee and guiding the program.

Edener Neale

Stand on bonus to be reversed at Legion convention

Portland scene as American Legion opens its annual convention with proponents pushing for federal cash for ex soldiers. Delegations from at least 35 states arrive pledging to reverse the year old stand against immediate payment. Secretary Hurley may attend but gave no address. Josephus Daniels and Henry L. Stevens Jr. are among speakers.

Portland Ore the American Legion Wright Patman Texas Hoover Patrick J Hurley Josephus Daniels Henry L. Stevens

Pennsylvania Conference to Meet at First U B Church

The Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren in Christ meets in Chambersburg with the 143rd session to be held October 4 to 7 at the local First U B Church. Ministers from central Maryland attend. the conference includes about 34 418 members and a full program of sessions and adournments.

Chambersburg Pennsylvania United Brethren in Christ U. q. Breth

Ship And Plane Search For Missing Hutchinson Family

A motorboat party from the Pan-American East Greenland expedition and a Danish naval plane join the hunt along southeast Greenland for the Hutchinson family. The British trawler Lord Talbot aids as distress signals lead to a missing party including George R R Hutchinson and relatives.

Hutchinson Copenhagen Greenland Flyinings Hutchi Lord Talbot George RR. Hutchinson Fred Chapmaty Aimways party studi annamed Wilhelef Angmagsalik

Lost and found items tallied in Baker Park season

Park officials report a wide range of lost belongings recovered in Baker Park during the season just ending. Most items were clothing and accessories with several pocketbooks and dozens of keys found and reclaimed by owners. The swimming pool closed for the year and park equipment will remain as weather allows.

Baker Park Lester Hoffman childre nioe OMSer Hoffman Nighr Fernando Talber C. Cyril Eie Milmshower

Pinchot Names Two to Pennsylvania Public Service Commission

Governor Pinchot announces P. S Stahlnecker secretary to the governor and Dr Clyde L King state secretary of revenue named as members of the Public Service Commission to fill vacancies. Stahlnecker to serve a ten year term and King to replace W B Ainer who resigned after charges of accepting favors from charity executives. Ainer died a week earlier.

Harrisburg Pinchot P. S Stahlnecker Clyde L. King Public Service Stahlnecker Govermer King Omaha Neb Jahnnecker W. B. Ainer Ainey

Maryland Library Association Fall Meeting Arrives in Dc

Attendees led by Joseph H. Appie Miss Miriam A. Appie Miss Katharine Dutrow and Miss Marcelene Kefauver arrive in the city for the Maryland Library Association Fall meeting at Johns Hopkins College with Dr Paul E. Trutsworth presiding Hood College officials and local librarians participate. Also noted is the Ancient Lodge Convention and a birthday dinner for Miss France Hester Biz hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles A Opel Jr at Braddock Heights.

Joseph H. Appie Miriam A. Appie Katharine Dutrow Marcelene Kefauver Mary Newman Moss Harriet Kolb Maryland Library Association Ches gton College John P. DuVai Paul E. Trtsworth Eton College Dr. Apple Hood College Apple Maryland Public Library Hood Co Dutrow Kefauver Frederick High School Muss Nesman Freder County Free and Ans Holb aise France Hester Biz Charles A. Opel, Jr thes Braddock Heights Mesley Mealer M Kolb Opellette Opel Horace Opel

Senator Davis Wins Separate Trial in Government Case

New York Sept 12 AP State Senator James J. Davis secured a separate trial for himself and co defendants Bernard C. McGuire and others in a government case. After arguments by U S Attorney George V Medalie and Davis counsel Charles H Tuttle the judge granted severance to allow a trial next Monday and consolidated the two indictments.

New York James J. Di Bernard C. McGuire United States George V. Medalie Charlies H. Tutctie Davis T. Blake Kennedy

Spider Bite Fatal to Boy at Annapolis

A boy from Steuben County died after a spider bite near Annapolis while en route to Severn for naval academy entrance. Medical staff at the base hospital treated the youth, but his arm infection worsened leading to death.

SPIDER Jnson, Jr Steuben- Sten ome GATInano Severn Naval Academy annapoli Jaimins

Weather Summary of Sept to Oct 1931 Forecast

Weather notes indicate precision for 24 baths extending to date forecast. Temperature readings show yesterday near high values, with a low around 19. Comparisons list yesterday’s high and last year’s high near 99. Moon and sun events given including sunset at 6.24 pm and sunrise at 5.49 am. Streams described as muddy with overcast conditions on Monocacy.

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