Worman's Mill Intersection Crash Injures Five
A head on crash at the Worman's Mill intersection near Mt Washington left five occupants of a passenger car and a five ton lime truck injured, with one driver seriously hurt. Edith Schneider 33 suffered a lacerated arm while Mrs Cora Wolfenden 58 bore a fractured nose and other injuries. Everett Wilson 35 had minor injuries. Mabel Wilson 81 had multiple injuries. Walter Cecil the truck driver was unharmed. Police plan no charges until interviews with the injured. The wreck occurs at a long-troubled junction where westbound traffic must stop for cross traffic on Route 8.
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Baltimore
Frederick City
Edith Schneider
James
Walter Cecil
Lime Kiln
M. J . Grove Lime Co
Emmitsburg
Cecil
Mmmitsburg
Wb Sraw Crincer Ri Boah
Gile Li Doll
Miss Schnewer
Ahe
Toburg
Liberty Road
U.S Route 15
Great Lakes-to-Florida
Hauptmann Case Not Up For Ruling Today
Trenton New Jersey September 12 AP Chancellor Luther A Campbell said the Court of Errors and Appeals would not rule today on the Bruno Richard Hauptmann case. The appeal from his conviction as the Lindbergh baby killer had not yet been considered in the court's conference and he did not know if it would be discussed later during the opening conference of the term.
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Trenton
N. J
Luther A Campbell
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Weather Today and Precipitation Summary
Daily weather report notes no rainfall in the last 24 hours and outlines September precipitation totals. It records high and low temperatures, a slight deficit versus the prior year, and mentions river conditions at Monocacy and Potomac suitable for fishing delays.
New Deal In Washington Mr Hilles Quietly Weighs 1936 Nominee
Washington dispatch notes Charlie Hilles quietly shaping 1936 GOP prospects, with whispers naming Justice Stone as potential candidate to oppose FDR. Talks center on Stone Roberts pairing, leveraging Hilles influence and Constitution issue stakes amid party maneuvering.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
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Wall Street
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Owen J. Roberts
Harlan F. Stone Buch
New York
Stone Pet
Justice Stone
Political intrigue and court battles loom in AAA debate
The piece outlines Republican power plays around the AAA with figures like Hilles, Stone, and Roberts amid a Supreme Court backdrop. It mentions munitions bills, tax on war profits, and shipbuilding bid collusion, with January as a likely turning point.
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Tot Connally
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Joint Committee On Taxation
Park Trammell
Naval Affairs Committee
Vikely
Chear
Bone, Nye and Clark
IEA Service, Inc
Brumewick Gets 252 024 For Sewer Work
Maryland WPA approves a list of projects including Brunswick sewer upgrade valued at 252 024 and Frederick sewer system work 343 365. Frederick street improvements 14 602 and fire facilities 29 390. Mayor Culler says WPA action supplements Public Works Administration grants and awaits Washington approval.
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Baltimore
Washington
Maryland Works Progress Administration
Brunswick
Frederick—Street
Frederick
Lloyd ©. Culler
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
City takes 3 percent discount on September taxes
Register Louis E Eichelberger reports September tax receipts total 13 362 and a half, about 1 000 ahead of last year. Taxpayers may still pay to receive the 3 percent September discount, with October at 2 percent. Water rent year begins October 1 and motor vehicle license tag applications require current city tax payment.
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C.i) Register
Louis E Eichelberger
City Register
Eichelberger
Cer Tvy
Stock Market Sees Slower Pace As Profit Taking Grows
New York stock action cooled after a brisk rise as profit taking emerged. Metals and scattered specialties helped offset selling in several issues hitting new yearly highs, while grains offered little support and cotton eased slightly amid mixed bonds and a firmer pound at opening.
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New York
Hit The Forest Christchurch Wedding In Frederick
Elizabeth Blamey Harris and Eric Lundgren wed at 1130 this morning in Frederick at Christchurch. The couple, both well known, will reside at 105 East Church Street after a Bermuda trip. The bride, Mt Holyoke graduate and Welfare Board aide, and the groom, Malmo Tech Institute graduate, were joined by family members and plan a brief stay in Brad dock Neights before settling in Frederick.
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Frederick
Elizabeth Blamey Harris
James H Harris
Eric Lundgren
Forest
Christchurch
J. Edmund Thompson
James Ho Harris
James Heinlein Harts
Edwin Lundgren
Mt. Holyoke College
New York City
Bermuda
Braddock Neights
East Church Street
Washington Cripple Held Son Over Gas Jets to Die
David Ashcraft, 45, said he held his five year old son over open gas jets in their home until the child died. He told police he did not want the boy dragged through life, and planned to leave with him. The tragedy was found at 7 am when the mother discovered the body in the basement.
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Washington
Anon
David Ashcraft
Motorcyclist Loses Leg After Washington County Crash
Eldred Lemmon, 26, of Waynesboro Pa, is hospitalized in Hagerstown after his motorcycle was struck at Potomac and Oak Hill avenues by Maurice J Schroyer Middletown. Lemmon’s left leg was amputated below the knee. Schroyer faces a failure to yield charge.
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Lemmon
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Oak Hill Avenues
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Roxbury
Thousands pay final tribute to Huey P Long
Thousands paid silent tribute to Senator Huey P Long in Baton Rouge as reports said Governor Talmadge of Georgia might be invited to run for President in 1936. The district attorney promised a thorough investigation into the assassination, and Rev Gerald L Smith urged a congressional inquiry. The funeral was held at 4 pm with strong calls for transparency and national reflection.
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Senalor Huey Po Beng Stain
Louisiana
Gmerauy
Eugene Talmedge
Georgia
Lukis Alle
Meal Club
Guitin Ga
Daily News
Cecil Hurst
Louwfang
Carl Weiss, Jr
Jet
Gerald L . Smith
Share the Wealth Club
Smith
Three Brunswick men bond $1,000 each on liquor charges
James W Jones 28 George Bowes 17 and Frank Marshall 26 all of Brunswick were arraigned Mondawhetree World State Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger in Harters town on charges of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor for sale without a license. They were held for the Federal grand jury after testimony by federal agents who found mash moonshine materials in the residences. The defendants pled not guilty and declined to testify. they were represented by E M Austin James.
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James W Jones
George Bowes
Frank Marshall
Brunswick
Mondaw Hetree World State
D. Angle Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Federal Grand Jury
Wolfinger
Ralph Sarg
Walker
Rogers
Demand for relief increase cited by relief league
The Peoples Unemployment League of Maryland pressed for higher relief amid wartime conditions. James Blacktel led talks claiming the state must cheer relief and oppose tax measures, while administrators and lawmakers faced criticism for shifting responsibility. The group urged a statewide sales tax withdrawal and warned lawmakers against buck-passing in Annapolis.
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Washington
Accepts Invitation To Gettysburg Meet
Grand Army of the Republic votes to accept Pennsylvania’s invitation for a joint Union and Confederate veterans meeting in Gettysburg on September 1998. The decision follows a bitter Moor incident and frames a historic reunion on the battlefield.
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Mid
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Batllefeld
Capitol Aides Mourn Senator Long
Capitol aides mourn Senator Long as details emerge from a Philadelphia farmhouse tragedy involving actress Blue-Eyed Evelyn Hoey who was found dead from a gunshot after a house party with Rogers and Kelly. The pair say self-inflicted death. investigators weigh murder theories with witnesses offering competing accounts.
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Senator Long
Rogers
Evelyn Hoey
Frederick High School enrollment best in history
Frederick High School reported the largest enrollment ever, about 7080 pupils with a projected 1,100 by month end. Senior class has 127 students, plus 238 juniors, 276 sophomores, and 421 freshmen. Many students come from over two and a half miles away, raising transportation costs and prompting plans for new bus arrangements and extracurricular clubs.
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Albert L Leary
Amiglia
Uniscay
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Brunswick High School
Frederick High Show
Leary
Illness strikes youth in Booth Market street incident
A young man named Harry Poole fell ill near a front store in Booth Market street around 10 o'clock. Harvey Carmack and James Marks assisted him with bystanders guiding him to his apartment above the building. His condition was reported as serious.
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Harvey Carmack
James Marks
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Reception Given for Rev and Mrs Fife at Woodsboro
The Woodsboro Lutheran church and Sunday school honored Rev Mr Fife and his wife on their return from six weeks in Chicago where he attended Summer School. A committee led by Miss Elizabeth Gelshert and W Sherman Powe organized the event with an orchestra and readings. Refreshments were served by the Mens and Womens Bible Classes.
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Pioneer Woman Pilot Aims For East Coast Flight Record
Laura Ingalls, pursuing a nonstop west to east crossing, halted in Los Angeles and planned a rapid push to New York to beat Amelia Earhart’s woman pilot record. The mission seeks a sustained transcontinental flight in under planned hours.
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Laura Togalls
New York
Astech
Amena Earhart
Miss Earert
Germany to end tariff reductions Oct 18
Washington reports that Germany will terminate all tariff reductions granted by the United States in reciprocal trade pacts on October 18. Official sources say the move stems from persistent discrimination against American lumber imports and is interpreted as a new U.S. foreign trade policy shift, with Hull notifying German Ambassador Luther after October 15.
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