Adamstown Warehouse Fire Destroys Plant and Adjacent Structures
A basement blaze at the Farmers Cooperative Association warehouse in Adamstown destroyed the warehouse and its contents, an adjoining shed and garage, and damaged a large grain elevator. Loss estimated over 15,000 dollars, mostly insured. Fire began about 10 am, water supply was scarce, crews connected to a town creek to fight the flames. Occupants of nearby homes evacuated as flames roared, but no major injuries reported. Police and fire units worked to salvage records and cash. wheat in the elevator likely ruined. The incident disrupted local utilities and traffic while authorities investigated the rapid spread. State Weather Bureau observer Joan Weeks visited Frederick to review local weather equipment and cooperative stations.
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Farmers Cooperative Association
Adamston
P D Boons
Adamstown
William Wilt
Roger Plummer
Albert Basford
Plummer
Fred Large
Thomas
Curt
Parmners
Pat Spring
Knoxville
Paul Whiten
Eric C Biser
Property Owners Back Sewer Plan in Frederick Bond Referendum
Frederick property owners Dr R M Rau and Mrs Catherine Powers publicly endorsed the proposed sewerage system and a $553000 bond issue set for next Tuesday. Rau said he is fully for the bond, citing community welfare and city growth, while Powers urged action, noting long overdue sanitation and government aid. Meetings by supporters were scheduled at three Frederick fire halls tonight. James Carter was jailed for drunkenness after an arrest by Officer Hoffman.
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Milcondiniiar
Evetem Fay Fredesikik City
Cil
R M Rau
C.t
Rockwell Terrace
Rau
Ray Long
Macs
Catherine Powers
Frederick
Peoriall
Ciy
Frederick Hae
James Carter
Hoffman
Dirty piece of unrest in France business sparks removal push
Baltimore dispatch reports Maryland State Motor Vehicles Commissioner Walter R Rudy denounces a removal demand as a dirty piece of business aimed at smearing him and the state administration. Governor Nice declined to comment while aides noted the letter creating the push was unusual and awaited by top officials.
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Baltimore
Walter R Rudy
Nice
Weirdan
Renene
Willy R Jones
Maryland Classified Employes Association
Rudy
Rudys
Commissioners
Jones
Milton Wi Schlutter
Morton Vehicles Office
Westminster Woman Dies At Age Of 91
Mrs Jeannette Rix Deiffenbach 91 dies at her Westminster home from a heart ailment. A well known resident active in church and civic affairs, she observed her 49th wedding anniversary last April with her husband. Survived by husband four sons and one brother.
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Westminster
Jeannette Rix Deiffenbach
Morgan's Sons Carry On in Morgan Stanley Firm
Two sons of J Pierpont Morgan play major roles in the family business now spanning private banking and the new Morgan Stanley & Co investment firm. Henry Morgan represents the family in the partnership with the historic House of Morgan, while another son continues key operations in the expanded financial enterprise.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Spencer Argan
Stiewis Morgan Selow
Jamis Mogan
Doncert Banking
House of Morgan and Henry
Morgan Stanley & Co
Cavalry Exhibition At Fair Week in October
Fort Myer’s Troop F of the 3d Cavalry will camp on fair grounds and perform day and night shows October 8 to 11. The program includes dismounted maneuvers with blank ammo, rough-riding acts, and a horse drill with 60 horses. Grandstand attractions feature the Six Arleys perches, Elephant Act, Werrell Troupe mermaids, water stunts, and a daredevil program by the International Congress of Daredevils.
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Third Cavalry
Fort Myer
Ohan
Faw
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Wibars Cotn
Sma
Werrell
Namang Sable
International Congress of Daredevils
Ward
Witnesses Clear Rogers in Death Case at Coroner’s Inquest
Two witnesses told unhesitating stories to coroners jury absolving Henry Ho Rogers Jr and guest William Jo Kelie of any part in the violent death of xlamormis Evean Hoey in the Rogers residence. Claude Battin and Japanese colleague George Yamada confirmed Kelley’s earlier testimony that the moved suspect’s son entered the kitchen after the shot, then announced she had borne it. The dead girl’s parents refuse to believe a self inflicted death. Attorney Vincent P. Downey, of New York, represented the parents as observer.
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Rogers
Henry Ho Rogers, Jr
William Jo Kelie
Xlamormis
Evean Hoey
Claude Battin
George Yamada
Kelley
Vincent P. Downey
New York
Kennedy quits as head of SEC
Hyde Park N Y Sept 20 AP President Roosevelt announced the resignation of Joseph P Kennedy chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Kennedy retires on Monday and will return to private business after a European vacation trip He had sought retirement for months to resume private work Kennedy was the first chairman of the commission created under the New Deal to oversee national stock exchange trading
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Hyde Park N Y
Roosevelt
Joseph P Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kennedy
Europe
J Exchange
Commission
New Deal
Mammoth Stock Exchange
Mussolini protests British fleet move in Mediterranean
Italian leader Mussolini denounces the concentration of the British Mediterranean Fleet and demands a price for any land concessions. Emperor Selassie asserts repeated demands must be met, signaling further negotiations or action.
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Mussolini
Mediterranean
Emperor Haile Selassie Denounces Italy Stand
Haile Selassie told the Associated Press Ethiopia would not concede politically economically or territorially to Italy without compensation. He warned that any compromise would invite further attacks while asserting Ethiopia’s sovereignty and frontier inviolability amid the League of Nations settlement plan.
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Associated Prean
Geneva
King of Kings
Italy
International Justice
Tamer Areareyut Ey
Dismissal of Matslaughter Charges in Lan Korner Death
Magistrate dismisses all charges against Wien Josephy Mulqueenes Trwun Savis and Lan Korner in the fatal 1919 Brooklyn race track incident, finding self defense preceded the alleged attack. The court ruled no criminal intent proven and acquitted the men, granting immediate freedom.
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Torronta
Carl
Wien
Josephy Mulqueenes
Trwun Savis
Lan Korner
Brooklyn
Long Beach
Cour
Keith
Éoroner
Mnique
Ras Bee Airmen
Brokiya
Koenecke
Mulaneenes
Ketth
Lbes
Essary
Chateepard
Unis
Springfield State Hospital class of 1935 diplomas set
Eighteen graduates including Margaret Grimes and Hazel Wade will receive diplomas next Wednesday at 8:30 PM at Springfield State Hospital Sykesville. Dr Charles F Goodell will speak, D Grube To Pita will award, Rev E Kenneth Albaugh opens with prayer, Rev Warher Thompson gives benediction. Musical program and dancing follow.
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Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Charles F Goodell
Goodell
D. Grube
Pita
Sea Come Magsioner of
E Kenneth Albaugh
Warher Thompson
Organize for Year Meet at Washington Street School
Officers were elected and business transacted at a meeting of the root mothers of the Washington street school held Wednesday afternoon. New officers for the year include Chatman Thelma Harrison vice chairman William Null secretary Cyn Klein treasurer Paul Beard. The new principal Miss Mary H Barge welcomed about 100 mothers and listed many attendees by name.
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Root Mothers
Washington Street
Schoo
Chatman
Thelma Harrison
Willam Null
C Cyn
Klein
Paul Beard
Mary H Barge
Foxit
Selling Wave Strikes Market Prices Tumble
Selling waves swept the market today causing widespread declines across stocks and bonds. Prices tumbled one to five or more points amid fears of European war, with foreign liquidation and domestic loans showing heavy losses while grain markets lagged and the pound sterling opened weaker.
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New York
Serdar Daemestic
Spanish Cabinet Quits After Failed Agrarian Pact Attempts
The cabinet of Premier Alejandro Lerroux resigned after failed efforts to reach a compromise with agrarian leaders seeking greater cabinet representation. Formed April 3 1935, the move followed expected presidential consultations with party leaders in Madrid.
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Madrid
Spain
Alejandro Lerroux Jrestines Storny
Lerroux
Agracilans
Alcalo Zamora
Wal Wike de Seliey
Roosevelt Faces Fight Over Labor and Reform in Congress
Washington files reflect growing independence in Congress as lawmakers push land reform potato control and the World War bonus amid White House resistance. Key debates threaten administration lines with calls for federal incorporation, labor-backed reforms, social security expansion, and NRA condition efforts while international duties and copyright questions also shape a tense winter session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
AAA
Pnermans
American Federation of Labor
United Textile Workers
Walsh
Benatar Waener
Van Zandt Re Named VFW Commander in Chief for Third Term
New Orleans September 20 James B Van Zandt of Altonia Pa will head the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States as commander in chief for his third consecutive term Bernard W Kearney of Gloversville NY also will seek the Renion Fict commander position at the convention, both nominated without opposition for formal election later in the day.
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New Orleans
James B van Zandt
Altonia
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Bernard W Kearney
Gloversville
Renion
Rome May Yet Consider Peace Proposal With Modifications
A high Italian authority said Premier Mussolini ordered a protest to the League of Nations Council against Britain's Mediterranean warships. Italy awaits a conditional basis for discussing the Italo Ethiopian dispute, signaling possible compromise if the proposal's spirit and terms are tempered. The decree appoints Mussolini as chief interpreter of wartime conduct and authorizes revision of the peace code.
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Paris
France
Laval
Geneva
Mussolin
Associated Press
Rome
Muso- Int
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Thia Authority
Cince
Pompeo Aloal
Italy
League
Alois
League of Nations
Vienay
Mussolini
Victor
Manuel
Guezette
Warstmong Belligerenta
Duc
Dynamite Explosions Kill One Shake Lafollette Town
Lafollette Tennessee Sept 20 A string of dynamite blasts damaged a building near the post office. Mrs Prudie Rutherford, mother of several children, died after being thrown to the first floor while trying to save her youngsters. Her children escaped with minor injuries. A restaurant operator named Reghett is being questioned after the blasts.
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Lafollette
Tenn
Prudie Rutherford
Aeveral
Mra Rutherford
John Carr
Williams Reghett
Reghetti
Carr
Weather Today Report From Disordered Data
The record presents a fragmented weather summary with unclear figures for precipitation, temperatures, and sun moon times. It mentions 24 hour precipitation, September totals, and mixed random numbers, along with stream conditions and unclear location notes.
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