14 Year Old Boy Loses Part of Foot in Conveyor Accident
Charles Flock a 14 year old from near Peagaville was severely injured at the Farmers’ Cooperative plant on East South Street when his foot was caught in a conveyor. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital in serious condition with a portion of his leg torn away. doctors to decide if amputation is needed.
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Charles Flock
Peagaville
East South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Young Flook
David E. Derr
Roy Winpigler
Derr
J. Derr
Weather outlook favors plant growth in Maryland week
Week ending September 12 shows warm, 9 day mean temperatures about 8 degrees above normal. Crops are mostly fair to good with early corn being cut and silos filling, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and sugar corn in market or canning uses, and tobacco harvests noted. An earthquake in Turkey near the Turkish Soviet border disrupts lines of communication with limited details.
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Maryland
John R. Weeks
Worth
Macyland
Alleghenyountain
Marland
Astern
Garrett Carroll
Tollege Park
Wwe
Marydel
Monocacy Farms Plans Growth After County Purchase
Daniel B. Wight announces the adoption of the trade name Monocacy Farms and a plan to develop several farms bought in the county. Kenneth A. Clark will manage operations from the Dalhouse Farm near Emmitsburg road, with a gradual shift from dairy to beef cattle and a continued crop rotation.
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Daniel B. Wight
Kenneth A. Clark
Maryland
Dalhouse
Emmitsburg Pike
Frederick
Wight
Charles H. Conley
Helen Abell Conley
Emmitsburg
Hes Pad Jong
Ing
Bandry
Clark
Abandoned Truck Found Prompting Missing Man Case
Baltimore police seek Samuel Paul a 39 year old produce dealer who vanished after leaving for Harrisonburg Virginia. His abandoned truck was found in Washington a day after he left home with no clue to his disappearance. His wife Mrs Gussle Paul said he routinely traveled Thursdays and returned Wednesdays with produce.
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Baltimore
Samuel Paul
Harrisonburg
Washington
Gussle Paul
Harrisonbore
United Brethren Meet in Annual Conference
Phillipsburg Pa September 1 AP with over 400 clergymen and guests the United Brethren church annual conference opens a day of group discussions and sermons under the theme Pacing a new day. Delegates are addressed at devotional services last night and the program includes the birthplace of the Kephart brothers as a point of interest.
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Phillipsburg
The
United Brethren Church
Kephart Brothers
Bank Robbery in Fairfield Seizes Cash
Gettysburg Pa Sept 14 A robber held up the First National Bank of Fairfield eight miles west of here escaping with 600 to 700 dollars. Cashier Robert Martin and assistant cashier Arthur Moore were alone in the bank.
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Gettysburg
First National Bank of
Fairfiek
Here
Robert Martin
Arthur Moore
Intimidation suit over Liberty town estate sale
Miss Ida Catherine Lowery sues to void a deed by Mrs. Kate Chapman noting she intended to leave the home to her granddaughter. Walter Myers alleged to have intimidated the elderly woman before a deed dated August 25 1931. The Peoples Bank of Libertytown co defendants with Myers. Court heard testimonies from Myers relatives and bank officers as judges Urner and Willard preside.
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Kate Chapman
Libertytown
Walter Myers
Mahe
Ida Catherine Lowery
Howard County
Chapman
Myers
Miss Lowery
Peoples Bank of
Maurice F. Starr
Stephen Myers
Aoe
Mrs. Chapman
the Plain
William M. Storm
Edward J. Smith
World Series opens October 3 with Giants and Senators setup
The 1933 World Series will start October 3 in New York if the Giants win the National League pennant. Games would be at the Polo Grounds with New York and Washington hosting across October 3 and 4, and October 3 and 7 for the American League. All games begin at 1:90 pm. Twenty three Giants players plus 16 coaches and 23 Senators plus two coaches are named to the series with no ticket price reductions. box seats cost 6 dollars.
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Chicago
New York
Ray Ranidad Judge Aton
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Giants
Polo Grounds
Washington
Senators
Sears
Somerville Down To William Little Jr In Golf Title Duel
In a 36 hole quarter final at Kenwood Country Club, Somerville fell two down to William Little Jr. from San Francisco in the DU Amateur Golf Championship. A separate note reports Officer Layman charging Solomon Cantor with parking opposite a red line. Cantor, a salesman, posted $1 collateral for his hearing.
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Somerville
William Little, JR
Kenwood Country Club
Gincionath
Ross “Sand
San Franciscan
Layman
Solomon Cantor
Cantor
Encouraging NRA Consumer Drive Gains Signatures in Frederick County
Reports from Frederick county show many residents signed NRA consumer pledge cards as part of a drive to support employment and patronage of NRA members. Meetings in Middletown Walkersville Foxville and Mt Pleasant report progress with over 12 year olds urged to sign and continue patronizing county sellers.
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NRA
Middletown
Walkersville
Foxville
Frederick
James B. Rauch
Parsons Newman
Braddock
Mt. Pleasant
New Deal Echoes and Saloons Dominate Washington Notes
Washington observers discuss Generall Johnson angrily denouncing a miner code letter claiming political influence in wartime decisions and the fate of saloons after repeal. The piece touches on labor, taxation, insurance premiums, and industry responses in a broad New Deal context.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Generall Johnson
Johnson
Coal Company
Hood College Prepares Faculty for 1933 34 Year
Hood College announces its 1933 34 administration and instructional staff totaling 53 members under President Joseph H Apple. The opening exercises set for Thursday September 21 in Brodbeck Hall, with orientation for new students to follow.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Ruth Vesta Pope
Washington
D.C
Ruth E. Perry
Jefferson
Grace N. Brown
Harrisburg
Roosevelt to speed coal code talks after mine riot
President Roosevelt summoned Attorney General Cummings and Secretary Perkins to a White House conference with Governor Pinchot over the Pennsylvania coal crisis after a 16 shot riot between mine guards and workers. He ordered swift action on a coal code and mobilization plans for National Guardsmen were drafted in Harrisburg as Pinchot moved toward possible martial law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Uniontown
Gerdendte Pinenal
Hugh
Johnson
Stephen T. Early
Mr. Roosevelt
Cummings
Perkins
Pinchot
Finchor
Pennsylvania
White House
Pinehat
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ickes
Interior Department
Allegheny
Monogahela
Harrisburg
Fayette County
Edward ©. Shannon
Failure To Loosen Credit Faces NRA Setback
The Roosevelt recovery plan faces its first major disappointment as banks show reluctance to ease credit. Officials fear more government intervention may be needed to spur lending and support NRA costs, construction, and the broader recovery effort amid banking tensions and industrial caution.
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NRA
Washington
Cai Bematatine Tenhantian Tema Tian Spare
Erlon
Ocean City Harbor Channel Dredging Funded $281000
Secretary Ickes announced a $281000 federal allotment to dredge a six foot channel and build retaining walls at Ocean City harbor and Sinepuxent bar Maryland. State money $500000 from the last Legislature will supplement the project. Sinepuxent seafood interests have long sought the channel. The work includes maintaining depth and preventing sand filling.
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Washington
Ickes
Ocean City Harbor
Sinepuxent Bar
Maryland
Sinepuxent Seafood
Weather summary for today and past period
Weather note shows 0.06 inch precipitation in 24 hours ending 1 a.m. and 1.27 inches for September to date. Normal September rainfall is 3.25 inches. September 1932 had 2.87 inches. by September 10, 1933, rainfall reached 10.52 inches. Yesterday high was 85 or 86 degrees. low last night around 52. compared with a year ago highs and lows near 86 and 47. Moon rise is 07:20 a.m. and 22:00 a.m. Moon set at 4:09 p.m. Streams condition Potomac and Monocacy clear. SRE Bridge status noted.
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Eigess
Éfi
Potomac
Mt Sre J Bridge
Clash at Pennsylvania mines turns violent with gunfire and gas
In southwestern Pennsylvania at Gates Edenborn and Footedale mines of the F C Frick Coke Co a labor dispute escalated into riot police and pickets clashing. Deputies fired tear gas bombs and guns as miners tried to enter pits injuring several including a deputy with his arm blown off. Ambulances rushed casualties to hospitals.
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Unite
Au Hlier
Pennsylvania
Gates
Edenborn
Footedale
F. C. Frick Coke Company
Louis Kramer
Clude
Mike Cutwright
John Garrow
Mike Savage
Thomas Vidovich
John Brumsik
Ed Rusky
Mike Donovan
Ming
Vidovich
Prick Company
Fring
Frederick Leads Maryland in Dry Vote Returns
Frederick County recorded the highest dry vote on Tuesday with 3,548 to repeal. Montgomery County reported 2,891 dry votes, the top among nearby counties. Worcester and Somerset also backed dry but with smaller margins. Baltimore, Alleghany and Frederick counties contributed to the state totals for both wet and dry votes.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Carroll
Montgomery County
Worcester
Somerset
Frederick
Annemylgeel
Baltimore
Allegany
Notable rally marks stock market activity gains
The stock market showed firmer tone with a noticeable rally as early advances narrowed after profit taking. Prices stayed firm while volume grew, reflecting cautious investor optimism amid a broad market uptick.
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New York
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