County OKs 11 000 for City Feeder Street Work
Frederick County commissioners and the State Roads Commission meet to approve an $11 000 appropriation for feeder street work in Frederick including a bridge on College Terrace and 20 miles of state roads. The plan, financed with about $74 600 federal funds, awaits federal approval and city action.
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Baltimore
Frederick Mil Road
Frederick
Et College Terrace
Frederick County
G. Clinton Uhl
State Roads Commission
D. Williar
Rederick
Joe Elmer F. Munshower
Mem
Board of Aldermen
Washington
Nori Market Street
Imunteipallin
Fred‘s County
oodsboro-Liberty Road
Woodsboro
Speeding Procedure Pushes Dayis Lottery Trial Forward
In New York on September 4, a rushed procedural change ordered by the judge accelerated the second U.S. Senate James Davis lottery trial. Testimony focused on shipments of lottery tickets across state lines in 1931. Defense urged exclusion of 1930 evidence as prejudicial.
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York
U. 8
James Myis
U.5
Atyey Louis Mead Treadwell
Donald F. Stewart
Loyal Order
Moose Magazine
James W
Geranton
Ion
Yelavng
Readwell
Davis
Theodore G. Miller
Johnson Hares
North Daris
Weather Summary From the Local Record
Daily weather data with precipitation 0.22 inch in 24 hours ending at m. September year totals 2.56 inches to date and 3.25 inches for the period. September 1932 rainfall 2.97 inches, with 1933 to September 1 at 0.53 inches. Yesterday high 44, low 39. Temperature note and forecasts indicate sun and rain times, with river conditions in Potomac and Monocacy noted as muddy.
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Potomac
Federated Charities Plans Winter Fund Drive
The Federated Charities Organization held its quarterly meeting with president Holmes D. Baker presiding. Florence Garner announced plans by a ladies’ committee to aid city children, while a fundraising campaign was set to begin to support winter relief efforts without Emergency Relief Association solicitations.
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Federated Charities Organization
Holmes D. Baker
Florence Garner
Blakeslee
Winkler
Federal Welfare Board
Emergency Relief Association
Federated Charities
Holmes C. Baker
T. Travers Thomas
R. Rush Lewis
Bennett
Disappearing Balchen Turns Up At Hospital
Bernt Balchen the American aviator who vanished before a scheduled operation at Boles Hospital is hospitalized with a condition requiring surgery. He had telephoned Sir Hubert Wilkins and others during his absence and is en route with the Lincoln Ellsworth Antarctic expedition. Balchen, 35, flew with Byrd across the Atlantic in 1927 and later to the South Pole.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Bernt Balchen
Boles ' Hospital
Balchen
Sir Hubert, Wilkins
Sir Hubert
Antarctic
Lincoln Ellsworth
Richard E. Byrd
Atlantic
South Pole
Amundsen
Sally Eilers Divorce Granted in Mexico
Hollywood reports Sally Eilers received a Mexican divorce from Hoot Gibson in Cahua Hua on August 28. Eilers says the couple chose a quiet, publicity-free dissolution. Gibson was previously married to Misa Eilers, his third marriage, and was later linked to actress Dame Gate.
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Hollywood
Sally Eilbeen
Hoot Gisson
Jim Cowboy
Cahuahua
Hoot
Miss Evers
Mexico
Acir
Gibson
Dame Gate
Misa Eilers
Drunken driver Burdette jailed after three auto law convictions
James T. Burdette of Barnesville faced Justice Bennett for drunken and reckless driving and operating with inadequate brakes. He refused to testify and was sent to jail after failing to pay a $110 fine. Officer A. Anderson arrested him Sunday afternoon in New Market.
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Barnesville
Pappies
Burdette
New Market
A. ¥. Anderson
Montgomery Countsan
Trafic
Anderson
Alton ¥. Bennett
Speeders
Bennett
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Fitzgerald
David C. Winebrenner
Walter KE. Sinn
Oliver Anderson
West Patrick Street
Hancock
O'Brien Wins Nomination for Mayor in Walkaway
Mayor John F. P. O'Brien swept the Democratic primary, defeating Loring M. Black and Jerome G. Ambro by large margins. With the victory Tammany Hall backs O'Brien for November against a fusion slate led by Fiorello H. LaGuardia.
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New York
John FP. O'Brien
Tammany Hall
Loring M. Black
Jerome G. Ambro
L. Thromte
Leester O'Brien
Black
Ambro
Tammany
O'Brien
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Lindberghs Arrive in Helsinki Finland
London reporting Col Charles Lindbergh and his wife arrived in Helsinki Finland this afternoon en route to probate matters in the United States. The will details show legatees including Maude S Peters and gifts to the Church of the Immaculate Conception at Dublin. The estate largely benefits the Society of the Propagation of Faith.
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Orphans' Court
Safe Deposit and Truss Company
Roman Carton
Bessy
John St. Stubbs
Ss Hier
Esoch Louis Lowe
Braddock Height
New Deal Push Aims to Curb Unfair Prices Across Sectors
Washington reports a broad drive against price fixing and profiteering as part of the recovery program. Officials seek cost and price disclosures at code hearings, consumer representation on codes, and controls on milk meat and gasoline pricing. The Consumers' Guide by Fred C. Howe measures price spreads and benefits to farmers. Senate Huey Long coverage notes political strength and alleged attacks. Federal pay cuts and furloughs fuel worker concerns over living costs.
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Rodney Dutches
Washington
NRA
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Dexter McKeever
CG A. B
Ickes
Agricultural Adjustment
George Peek
Consumers
Fred C. Howe
Wallace 5
Howe
Newlyweds Serenaded After Thurmont Nuptials
Charles E. Stambaugh, 82, of Thurmont, wed 52 year old widow Mrs. Clay ona James of Winchester, Va. The ceremony was Tuesday afternoon by Elder Si J Flohr. Neighbors serenaded the couple at their home Tuesday night and the group was treated to refreshments.
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Thurmont
Stambaugh
Clayona James
Winchester
Si. J. Flohr
Thurmosht Church of the Brethren
Power Boat Burns Claim Engineer in Fatal Chesapeake Fire
In Reedville Virginia on September 20 AP reports L. H. Evans of Norfolk, chief engineer, was trapped and burned to death when the 100 foot Diesel power boat New Bern was destroyed by fire off Smith's Point in Chesapeake Bay. Seven crewmen escaped in lifeboats. the crew was entirely from Norfolk. The New Bern was en route from Norfolk to Baltimore with a general cargo.
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Reedville
L. H. Evans
Norfolk
New Bern
Smith's Point
Gnesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Roosevelt Resumes Regular White House Calls
President Roosevelt resumes six regular calling list duties while continuing to rest from a cud. He meets newspaper men for the weekly interview and opens the doors to callers seeking his intervention, though he stays away from the desk to aid recovery.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Club Directors Map Plans for Frederick Fair Activities
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Club directors met at the M. C. O. C. A. L. to set March 22 as the annual federation meeting date and review fair plans. Mrs. Daniel J. Thomas outlined the fair demonstration and club reports. members urged to submit program data and donations to the Home for the Aged, with NRA consump ers canvassing continuing through September 23.
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Thomas
Guy Baker
Unionville
Public Welfare
Helen Pearson
Board of Managers
NBA Consumers’ Campaign
NRA Consumers
Pearson
Yamsville
Johnsville
Daniel J. Thomas
John Hoffman
Lew M. Roelkey
Elmer E. Dixon
D. Murray Stauffer
George E. Crick
HC. Erdman
Maxine Browning
Edwin Devilbiss
Helens N. Stauffer
J. P. Pewser
Luther Remsburg
Elmer Guyton
J. A. Pryor
Lewis Higbee
Murray Etzler
Vets Organize to Fight Economy Act After Cuts
Five major veterans groups plan to unite at a October 15 conference in Washington to demand repeal of the national economy act and restoration of benefits for former soldiers. The move comes as stock markets show mixed signals with early declines, profit taking, and volatile currency moves, amid housing shortages forcing young couples to live with relatives or in boarding houses.
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Washington
KL Brobveck
Veterans of Foreign Warsea
Ferman
Roosevelt Signals Unrestricted Navy Build to Treaty Limits
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt will push the 250 million dollar navy program to treaty limits with no restrictions. White House officials deny any changes or contract withdrawals and confirm existing contracts remain in place despite abroad speculation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
America
White House
Named Auxiliary Head for Fifth Term in Frederick
Mrs Claggett E Ramenburg was elected president of the Frederick Auxiliary for the fifth time. She has served the local Auxiliary annually since its organization in 1923 and held state office nine of thirteen years. Other officers named include First VP Mrs William L Simmons and Second VP Mrs Alice Glessner. The group plans installation at the October meeting led by Mrs Houck. The Auxiliary supports disabled veterans and contributed 759 to local veterans funds this year and organized a children’s roll call of 235 kids.
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Beiothe Maryland Department
American Legion Auxiliary
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Ranmisiuri
Fins
William L. Simmons
Alice Glessner
Lewis L. Clem
Vis
Unalus
Ramsburg
State Department
Reter
Western Marryland
Charles I. Floue
Houck
Tme
Jonathan Wheatley
Cambridge
Legion Averbury Sto Geeer
Tara
Membare
Disabled Veterans’ Association
Yale
Frederck Co
Frederick County
American Legion
Rebel Leader Is Tracked In Hills In Cuba
In Camaguey province a mixed force including 300 rebels and 600 government troops pursues Juan Bray Hernandez and Blas Hernandez as tensions mount. President Ramon Grau San Martin faces calls to resign while supporters debate his step. The student directory remains in session with no action planned.
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Juan Bray Hernandez
Cumaguey
Blas Hernandez
Gerarado Machado
Las Cuevas
Camaguey
Ramon Grau San Alartin
Fragt
Gward
Gray San Martin
Army housing funds approved for war department projects
Allocation totals 94 709 308 for Army housing construction and related facilities. Funds cover construction and systems cooling, creating quick employment for thousands, plus 1 155 961 for competing facilities and accessories at 31 posts including Fort George G Meade Langley Field Fort Myer Port Huron Joe and Storey and more. Reports note Cuban disorder prompting Americans to seek US protection and a parking fine for Russell Bayles.
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War Department
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Langley Field
Fort Myer
Port Hi Va
Joe and Storey
Idaho and New Mexico Vote To Repeal Prohibition Laws
Idaho voters approved repeal by a narrow margin with about 37 743 in favor and 37 743 against cited from 11 of 44 counties reporting in Boise. New Mexico backed repeal by a 7 to 1 margin with Curry and Roosevelt counties voting against and 19 abolishing the dry statute statewide. Returns showed 257 of 785 precincts counted and estimated totals favored repeal with about 20 570 for and 10 621 against.
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Linho
Idaho
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Curry
Roosevelt
Grand Lodge Officers Attend I O O F Meeting
An unusual meeting at King David Lodge No 0 I O O F featured Grand Lodge officers presented to the lodge with cordial welcomes. Grand Master Claude C Lanman spoke of state visitation and a hopeful slogan turning the tide in 33. A parade and degree work were planned for Miss Celeste R Thomas Rebekah Assembly event, with Grand Sire Jansen H Davis attending.
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King David Lodge
I. O. QO
Crand Richard Reresence
Grand Lodge
Claude C. Lanman
Rey
F. Reid Isaac
Elmer 3. Wright
Thomas R. Manakee
Edward C. Ryall
Old Glory Lodge
Baltimore
Harry McLoud
Mt Vernon Lodge
A. R. Snedegar
Arundel Lodge
Elmer Brown
Celeste R. Thomas
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Order
Phate Amory
Calvary M. E
Jansen H. Davis
Brows
Edith M. Sturmer
George J. Mobley
Rebekah H. Zimmerman
Philip Seéger
Dr Annie Besant Dies in Madras at 86
Madras India Sept 20 AP Dev Annie Besant world famed leader of theosophy died today in Madras She would have been 86 on October 1 The peaceful end contrasted with the storm of her life She was in semiconscious state for some days and never spoke at length She had no disease save old age and was mentally and physically worn out.
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Madras
India
Anne Besant
Mever
Dr Besant
Stock Exchange Accepts Plan to Locate in Jersey
New York Sept 20 The New York Stock Exchange has accepted the proposal to establish a market in New Jersey and the committee on organization announced that the plan will be put into effect.
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Stock Exchange
Jersey
New York
New Jersey
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