Pupils Return for New Session at State School for the Deaf
With large numbers arriving, Maryland State School for the Deaf readies for the 8th scholastic year under Dr. Nath, as new faculty members join Elizabeth Hector Elizabeth Babcock and Julia Thompson. Enrollment aims for 190, classes start Thursday at 9. Buildings, dormitories updated with fire proof stairs and improved protection amid renovations.
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Maryland State School For Tho Deaf
Nata
Elizabeth Hector
Jacksonville
Elizabeth Babcock
Frederick
Overlea
Sehoal
Julia Thompson
Lexington Avenuy School For the Deaf
New York City
Brotiee
Cumberland
Maryland
Baltimore
Local American Legion Auxiliary elects officers
The annual American Legion Auxiliary election was held Tuesday night at the American Legion Home on Church Street. Mrs. Clagget E. Ramsburg was elected president for the sixth time, with Calor eatrin Engle Anna Wanler Paul Rhoades as officers, and several others named to key posts. The group discussed the national convention to be held next month in Miami, Florida, and related business.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Church Street
Miami
Fla
Clagget E. Ramsburg
Caloreatrin Engle
Anna Wanler
Paul Rhoades
Treasur
W. Talley
Secratare
Re Ciem
Aistoran
Walter Forney
Tealala
Hatty Grove
Garvey Carmack
Jahob Alegauga
Cha’ Vetter
Wee Lam Shoos
Jonn W Bowers Jr
Walam
Emmons
Burall
Orgamerat
Weather summary for Taotay none Firapadusi region
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today remains incomplete with figures misread. Normal September rain is stated but actual value unclear. Temperatures and sun events are garbled. Local streams Mothusayy and Potomac reported muddy conditions.
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Cate
Siutn
Potomac
Democratic relief plank outlined in platform talks
The Evening Sun reports Democratic leaders conference on a relief plank for the platform. Governor Al Thia Avasy Besaliet, William Preston Ang Jr, and Bass Ray named as chair and officials with U S Senator Tydings slated for convention leadership.
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al Thi Avasy
Plank W
Evening Sun
Wiliam Preston “Ang, Jr
Bass Ray
Chaiman
State Democratic Ceneral Committee
M.tard E. Tydings
Enwirmant
Women Clubs Plan Fall Activities in Frederick County
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs discusses fall plans at a directors meeting led by President Mrs Thomas P Culler. County chairmen urged to submit program reports by November and a federation chorus was proposed.
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Frederick County
Helen Pearson
Frederick Fair
Charles Main
Braddock
Richard 5. Hargett
Guy Eli Molter
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Broo
Tne
Federation
Miss Pearson
Muss Pearson
Maurine D. Cobtente
Middletown
WMAL
Washington
Mark
Maryland
Stocks Rise and Commodities Dip in Mixed Market
The market showed gains for stocks and bonds while commodities slipped. United States government bonds advanced after renewed money rates, and the pound sterling opened around $9.00. Cotton and several staples fell slightly, with notes of weak early trading across the day.
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New York
United States
Frederick set for all day public school conference
County head announces plans for a Friday all day meeting of Frederick County white public school teachers at Parkway and Church Street schools. Dr. William C Bagley of Columbia University will address the group with Dr. Albert S Cook and Eugene W. Pruitt also speaking. About 290 teachers are expected to attend.
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William C Bagley
New York
Albert S. Cook
Frederick
Frederick County
Parkway
Church Street
Bagley
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Eugene W. Pruitt
Hes
Tee Mane Wen Beanton
Helen J. Wordsley
Drucilla Worthington
Jewell Simpson
Theresa Whaefeia
Frederick County High School Teachers’ Association
T. G. Pullen
Catonstille
Maryland Territory
William K. Kingaman
Nome Fire Ravages Nome Alaska and Food Shortages Grow
Nome Alaska reports a major fire left hundreds homeless as food supplies shrink and winter nears. City and federal agencies race to set up temporary shelter while relief groups coordinate aid and temporary housing for the displaced.
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Nome
Alaska
New Deal Backing Home Repair Rush at White House
Washington reports the President intensifies the home repair and remodeling push under the Public Works Administration. Signs mark park improvements in Lafayette Park as a major expansion to the White House draws attention and debate.
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Washington
White House
Open Bids For Dump Trucks At City Meeting
City officials prepare to open bids for several dump trucks as routine city business continues. Two new appointments to the force are expected tonight though parking regulations take effect October 1. tax area monies are reported settled with September discounts offered for early payments.
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City Register
Louis E Eichslberger
Chicago's Arson Queen Faces Prosecution Confession
Chicago resident Bertha W. Lips, 56, dubbed the Arson Queen, confessed to starting fires during an alleged pattern of commercial arson tied to an apartment fire and a claim she staged a fire to justify insurance. Local accounts mention the mayoral era context and urban renewal debates.
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Chicago
Bertha W. Sicky
Fas
Josepa
Maryland Dental Meeting Sets Two Day Program
The Maryland Dental Association hosts a two day event with registration Monday morning in Frederick. Dr Thomas S Bader and Dr DC Blevins will speak, papers will be presented, a governors meeting, clinics, and a golf trophy event. A social dinner dance accompanies the gathering at the hotel.
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Thomas S. Bader
Frederick County Dental Association
State Ass Wiation
Clarke Plas
Bader
DC. Blevins
Ott
Baltimore
State Geesociation
Bard of Governors
Dinusts
Harpers Ferry
Hil Top
Iashes
Catoctin Country Club
K Leon
Ralph D Campbell
William EF. ‘Trail
Bernard M Davanu
Charly Broadrup
A . Ans
Helen d Wn
Mf State Dental Association
Circus Lion Runs Amuck Before Crowd
A circus lion escaped its enclosure and caused panic among spectators in a chaotic scene. Reported injuries and possible fatalities were unclear as the crowd fled and staff attempted to regain control. Local authorities began securing the venue and investigating the incident.
Mill Disorders Grow in Maine and Carolinas
Reports describe escalating labor unrest at textile mills in Maine and the Carolinas. Police and troops clash with pickets as doors open and guards repel lines with tear gas and hoses. Injunctions seek to curb strikes, with multiple injuries and fatalities noted among workers and guards.
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Maine and
Carolinas
Picketa
Spartanbwa
S.C
Powell Knitting
Atrike Hutteral
Millad
Move to spur private building growth in 1934
Washington reports a push to form a private construction advisory group under the Commerce Department to spur a recovery. A report says private construction has shrunk to 2900,000,000 and could cost 2,000,000 jobs in construction and 2,000,000 in materials supply. The report is to be submitted to the private construction committee and then to the council at tomorrow’s meeting. A yacht race for the America’s Cup was postponed due to lack of wind off Newport.
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Commerce Department
Business Advisory and Planning Council
Council
Tom Morrow
Eno Nad Ono
Yitbyye
Sis
Coast Guard
Argot
Newport
Endeavour
Vietne
Ravine How
Mount Saint Mary's Opens Marks Long Catholic Education Traditions
Emmitsburg September 19 Mount Saint Marys College opened signaling the 137th year of Catholic education for young men. St Josephs College for young women entered its 126th year. Marys, led by secular clergymen, traces to founder Rev John Dubois. In 1809 Mother Elizabeth Seton established St Josephs at Emmitsburg, the original seat of the Sisters of Charity in America, and the order continues guiding the institution.
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Emmitsburg
Mount 8
Mary's College
St. Joseph's College For
Marys
John Dubois
Elizabeth Bainey Seton
St. Joseph's
Sisters of Charity
America
Electric Strike Ends After Four and a Half Hours
Des Moines reports a four and a half hour electric strike ending after a conference with Governor Clyde L Herring. Striking workers and employers reached a settlement restoring power to Des Moines and six nearby cities, after the master switch at a central plant was pulled at 1:57 a.m. CST. Service resumed at 6:18 a.m.
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Des Moines
Clyde L Herring
Commissioned Officer Linked to Firm Bribe Case Heard
Testimony before the Senate Munitions Committee reveals Federal Laboratories, Inc. of Putrshieh paid commissions to Trevenar Commander James FH. Strong for a Colombian government order while he was still an officer in the U S Navy. The proceedings concern paid commissions and a potential conflict of interest during his service.
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Federal Laboratories, Inc
Putrshieh
Trevenar
James FH. Strong
Senate Munitions Committee
Hopkins, Former Easton Mayor, Dies at Home
Easton Md Sept 19 AP Wil ad Weston Mopsée Ol former Mayor H Hopkins died today at his home near Easton. He had served as mayor since 1930 with a term ending in 1934. Funeral services set for Friday morning.
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Weston Mopsée
Fener
Here
Hopkins
Easeton
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