Maryland State Dental Association Plans Annual Convention
Final plans for the seventh semi annual Maryland State Dental Association meeting set for Monday and Tuesday at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick. 150 to 200 attendees expected with Sunday arrivals. program includes clinics, papers on bite taking and dentin protection, numerous Maryland dentists presenting, a 4 pm business meeting, dinner dance, hotel entertainment, a bridge party for accompanying ladies, a Harpers Ferry excursion, golf Tuesday morning, and a 1 pm luncheon.
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Maryland State Dental Association
Francis Scott Key
Denco
Thomas S. Bader
Clarke Place
Frederick County Dental Association
Zader
D. ©. Blevins
Centreville
G. W. Gaver
Baltimore
Harry E. Latcham
Board of Governors
W. H. Baish
Norman Channard
Thomas J. Claggett
Easton
Harold Goldstein
John M. Hyson
Conrad L. Intaan
Filbert L. Moore
K. W. Pries
A. Y. Russell
Edna Leland
Lillian Humberg
Catoctin Country Club
Frederick
II- Joxing
Harpers Ferry
Darts
FL Nas] Smith
Walter L. Oggeesen
Baltmmore
Walter EF. Green
Baurer
George MM. Anderson
Frederick County
Bader
W. B. Watson
Brunswick
Ralph D. Campbell
A. Atlee Rader
Eader
Safe Association
Weather Summary With Precipitation and Temps
Weather report notes 24 hour precipitation totals and year to date. September rainfall to date 8.85 inches with a deficiency of 4.31 inches since the start of September 1934. Normal September rainfall listed as 3.25 inches. Low temperature reported at 57 degrees from last year. Sunset time 6:09 PM with twilight around 6:02 PM. Regional conditions mention muddy roads in Mohocacy and Povomae areas.
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Conid
Roosevelt For Buying 1,000 Planes
Fragmentary wartime note mentions President Roosevelt and defense plans to buy 1000 aircraft. Text references Roosevelt and Briand with unclear context but implies a high level task force or agency involvement.
Plea in Bushes Theft Case Ties to Boxall Farm
Pleading to four counts of theft, Henry J Sheets and Howard E. Sheets, both of Boenced in Peoples County, face 90 days in the House of Correction. The case involves stolen bushes found on James Boxall’s premises near Furnace Ford after a search with a warrant issued by Justice Joan Keller. Fry admitted involvement and implicated Sheets. Fry previously served time and claimed ignorance of motive. A family quarrel prompted related charges against Ruth Wiles, Wright and others on an adjoining farm in Haw Bottom.
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Edsar Stankly
Tuscarora
Henry J
Howard
Sheets
Peoples Co
Sherman P. Bowers
House of Correction
Exner
Stunkle
Joan Keller
Butcheystown
James Boxall
Near Furnace Ford
B. Frank Dall
Hart Lowell
Ruth Wiles
Ann
Haw Bottom
Wright
Filipino Labor Camp In Ruins After Fire
A Filipino labor camp in Salinas California was destroyed by fire. Rufo Canate head of the Philippine Labor unit and Mrs Marzuv were among those displaced as flames swept through the camp and left only ashes.
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Salinas
Cal
Rufo Canate
Pina Labor Uni
Marzuv
Baenings
400 Students Registered at Hood for Year
A Hood report shows about 400 students registered for the academic year. The count reflects enrollment intake and confirms ongoing enrollment activity on campus.
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Hood
Hood College opens campus day with large registration
Hood College reports 400 students registered for Campus Day activities on October 13. Freshmen and new upperclass students join 84 seniors as orienting events proceed with faculty talks, tests, and campus tours. President Stahr and Mrs. Stahr host receptions, organ recital planned, fall board meeting set for October 12 ahead of Campus Day.
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Hood College
Learned
Stude
Mood Motor Unit
Hood
Womien
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Penn
South Carolina
New York
West Vginia
Delaware
Connecticut
Illinois
District of Columbia
Meyran Hall
Mer
Meyran Hal
Stahr
Brodbeck Hall
Tsiry
Montgomery declares war on slot machines
State's Attorney Stedman Prescott, a Democratic candidate for the State Senate, ordered that slot machines in Montgomery county must go. He warned proprietors that prosecutions of those operating such devices on their premises could follow in a short time.
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Ralue
Montgomery County
Stedman Prescott
State Senate
One Hundred Miners Feared Dead in Welsh Explosion
Reports from Weesiam Wales indicate about a hundred miners are feared killed in a severe explosion at Gresford Colliery. Rescue attempts faced a wall of flame and toxic fumes. Sixteen bodies were recovered and three rescuers were injured. roughly four hundred miners were underground, with three quarters escaping.
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Weesiam
Wales
Gresford
Searle
Sastace
Qyvercome
Pit Éace
Cners
City Sets Two Special Meetings To Review Bids And Contracts
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler announces two special meetings for next week at 7 30 p m to settle several matters. Monday night will award contracts for two trucks after reviewing bid specifications from local dealers. The garbage contract for three years from October 1 will be discussed. the winning bid from September 5 by Charles H. Masser at 6395 64 remains in effect. No new winter uniforms for the Police Department will be purchased. Frederick Police Department expands to eighteen officers with Marian Carmack James Marks and Frank Dorsey added to duty.
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Aklerijen
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles
H. Masser
Petde Hae Eden Ae
Jesse P. Schell
Frederick
Marian Carmack
James Marks
Frank Dorsey
Carmack
Marks
Fay
Dorsey
Quiz rejected pupil in Mt Hermon slaying
District Attorney Joseph T. Bartlett asked Wayne Pennsylvania police to question John Wyatt, held on a vag rancy charge, about an alleged offer connected to the slaying of Mount Hermon headmaster Elliott Speer. Wayne reports say Wyatt said he sought admission to the school and was lured down. both men owned guns including a 12 gauge shotgun like the weapon used.
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Northfield
Mass
Joseph T. Bartlet
Hatpslive Poams
Wayne
John Wyatt
Eliott Speer
Mount Hermon Sehad
Bartlett
Wyait
Wyall
Speer
Textile strike disrupts market close reports
Fragmentary text describes textile strike affecting market close. The report mentions road news, forward push on Senay, and references to DP mentor Treva with a single open line indicating ongoing disruption. The readable content is sparse and unclear on exact parties or dates.
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Pulpabas
Markely
Oil Fire Rages Along Passaic Waterfront
Fire along the Passaic River waterfront causes extensive damage with eleven blasts reported. Unofficial estimates place loss between 109000 and 900000 dollars as flames threaten nearby buildings and harbor facilities.
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Passaic
Hautmann Trail Leads To Scene Of Fatal Prison Break
A guard and inmate clash on Hautmann Trail as a prison break ends fatally near an Ohio state facility. Investigators say the inmate attempted to flee while officers pursued through the wooded area.
Charles Makley Shot Down by Prison Guards in Escape
Celis Ohio September 22 Prison guards fired more than a dozen shots when Dillinger gang members Pierpont and Makley attempted escape from the death row area using soap guns. Makley was wounded and Pierpont gravely injured. both had been jailed for the Sheriff Larber slaying. An Ohio Supreme Court appeal delayed executions.
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Celis
Athens
Charles Makley
Preston E. Thomas
Te Prison Yard
Strel
Pierpont
Makley
Maxley Anu Rompuni
Jess Larber
le Gally
Ts Tunes
Thilinger
Dillinger
Supreme Court
Hauptmann code note linked to Lindbergh case disclosed by Ohio Warden
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Preston B. Thomas said a coded note reading will kidnap Lindbergh baby was mailed to an unidentified prisoner and signed by Bruno Hauptmann. The letter prompted a conference request and hinted at a sensational prison break attempt. Authorities traced the message to 1932 era clues amid New Jersey and German connections.
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York
Ciimacic
Henna Richard Hauptning
Preston B. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Warderr Thomas
New Jersey
Hin
Columbus
September rain soaks fields as farmers report crop damage
Fragmentary report notes heavy Friday rainfall affecting crops with some damage feared. Unclear text mentions waters, repairs, and local reactions from Mash area and nearby communities.
The New Deal In Washington by Willis Thornton
Washington reports clashes over HOLC mortgage policies as tension grows between government efficiency and private business norms. Applicants face costs for appraisals and credit checks, with disputes over who should bear the fees when loans are denied.
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Willis Thornton Washington
HOLC
Cup Races Tie as Rainbow Captures Fourth Victory
A scrambled historical snippet mentions Rainbow taking a fourth cup in races with unclear context and stray words about weather and dates in 1994. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details, but indicates a sports event involving Rainbow and multiple cup races.
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Rainbow
Textile Strike Ends After Historic Work stoppage
Washington reports the United Textile Workers ordered a end to the longest strike in textile history and ordered workers to return to duty Monday morning. Francis J. Gorman announced the union had gained major concessions and torn apart the unjust structure of NEGA.
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Washington
United Textile Workers Today
Oan Eid
Mont
William Sireen
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Gorman
Tabor
Roosevelt Talks With Mayors On Relief Plans
President Roosevelt and a group of mayors meet to map unemployment relief measures for the winter. Mayor La Guardia of New York leads the delegation presenting a comprehensive statement before discussions on policy funding and action.
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Roosevelt
Fivde Turk, Noy
Sept
CAT
Barry K
Thai Mesteral Pouch Advantatrater
al Committee of Mayors
Tadas
Pelicy
Laciardia
New York
Rouse
Bank President Sentenced To Two Years For Fraud
Roberdeau Annan, 64, president of the First National Bank of Frostbi Was, was given two years in Lewistown penitentiary by Judge William Coles in federal court after pleading guilty to embezzlement and banking-law violations. Cashier Frank M. Spates got 15 months and Owen F. Canty one year and a day. all admitted guilt. Aiken noted shortages over 250000 unexplained, with about 38,000 tied to Annan, while many letters praised their community standing.
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Baltimore
Roberdeau Annan
First National Bank of
Frost+ bi
Federal
Lewiesburg
William ©. Coles
Frank M. Spates
Mia
Owen F. Canty
Marty
Dookkefper
Wah
G. Randolph Aiken
United States District Attorney
Beried Tate
Annan
Spates
Cole
Treasury Dept Agent Killed in Liquor Raid
Ketinsha Sept 22 AP Mant Sehui 33 an agent of the State Treasury department was shot and killed early today during a liquor raid. The shooting occurred at the home of Charles Melit 20 who was taken into custody immediately. Sehui's fellow agents said he did the shooting. John M Roach chief investigator of the State Treasurer's office deployed eleven agents to Men i name of seriiliun that was stored there.
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Ketinsha
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