Boonsboro Driver Blinded By Lights In Fatal Crash
A Boonsboro driver says he was blinded by the headlights of an oncoming truck and did not see Anthony Sciacca walking along the National Pike near Frederick. Sciacca, 68, died from a fractured skull and a compound leg fracture. Justice Schnauffer expected to rule today as Sheriff and state police investigated.
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Boonsboro
Frederick
Anthony Sciacca
Foillansbee
W. Va
Ry Joseph E. Hartie
Sciacca
Harte
Patrick M. Schnauffer
R. F. Lewis
Hartle
Heab Gme
Jude Uuclear
Cline
71-Year-Old Falls From Ship Rescued in Chesapeake Bay
Louis Gutermuth, a 71-year-old Boston retired merchant, fell from the Siam Ontario in the Chesapeake Bay. He swam for about 30 minutes before a power boat rescued him. His safe return ends a 24-hour mystery after the Ontario reported him missing 35 miles from Baltimore.
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Denton
Chesapeake Bay
Todny
Louis Gutermuth
Boston
Ontario
Baltimore
John Kattserud
Gutetmuth
Flair
Sterling May Be Named Md Bank Commissioner
Baltimore dispatch reports Maryland may name a new banking commissioner this month. Harry W. Nice indicated the appointment will be announced soon, with Warren F Sterling of Crisfield emerging as the leading candidate.
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Sterling
MD. Bank
Baltimore
Maryland
Guerin
Harry W. Nice
Warren F Sterling
Crisfeld
Maryland Classis Fall Meeting Set At Walkersville
The Maryland Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Tuesday at Grade Reformed Church Walkersville with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Rev Seward R Kresge Lewistown is president and delegates from Grace Evangelical and Reformed and local churches are expected.
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J. G. Rupp
Board of Foreign Missions
A. Hauser
Board of Chrisstian Education
William F. DeLong
Board of Home Missions
Mr. Kresge
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Henry Warrenfeltz
Smithsburg
Nelson C. Brown
Walkersville
General Synod
E. D. Bright
Thurmont
Potomac Synod
A. H. Groff
Boonsboro
Westminter
Felix B. Peck
Silver Run
Fesperman
John S. Adam
Meladiplan Psy
Reformed Churchman’s League
Harvey §. Shue
Adamstown
Claude H. Corl
Sabillasville
J. Wade Huffman
Clear Spring
Ralph E. Hartman
Frederick
Grade Church
New Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Roger B. Wolfe
Paul D. Simpson
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Irving E. Staley
Evangelical Reformed Chutch
Treasure Chest Letter Jury Forms New Montgomery Racket
Rockville reports the Montgomery County Circuit Court jury meets to hear over 30 cases including the audit of the office of Treasurer F. Watter. State's Attorney Pugh will present the audit. Mrs Anne Leddane faces trial in November on conspiracy to kill her husband Francis. A mysterious unsigned poem about a treasure chest and a claimed reward of 616,666.67 circulates among relatives. George Leicester Thomas Jr. and wife celebrate a son's birth at Frederick City Hospital on September 19.
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F. Watter
James H. Pugh
Anne Leddane
Francis
Mexico
Pier Os
George Leicester Thomas, Jr
East Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Weather Summary for September Readings and Temps
The report lists 24 hour precipitation for today as none and September to date at 547 inches with September normal 23.25 inches and actual 10.64 inches. It notes a deficit in 1935 precipitation through September 1 of 5.8 inches. Yesterday high was 82 and low night 30. Sunrise at 6.07 pm, sunset at 6.58 pm. Moon rise 4.30 pm. Streams in Condon Monocacy Potomac clear.
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Moon
Condon of streams—Monocacy . Bhd
Potomac Clear
Frederick Votes on Sewer Bond Plan Amid Open Polls
Frederick residents face a 553000 bond issue for a city sewer system with 45 percent federal support. Polls open at 8 AM, closing as late as 6 PM for the 7 099 registered voters. Backers tout jobs and public health while opponents express concerns over cost.
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Ale Cath OW le
Inter
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Admin Tlon
WPA Work Starts On Five Maryland Projects
Maryland Works Progress Administration construction began on five projects in Baltimore and nearby counties. Two Baltimore sewerage jobs started, plus a community house at Mardella Springs, bleachers for Salisbury High School, and street work in Williamsport Washington County. About 70 men moved from relief rolls to federal payrolls as work commenced.
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Baltimore
Maryland Works Progress Administration
Washington
Wicomico
Mardella Springs
Salisbury High School
Williamsport
Dr Ward to Be Buried Wednesday
Services for Dr A Norman Ward late president of Western Maryland College will be held at Alumas Hall Westminster SC with burial in Westminster Cemetery The services are in charge of Dy Ace Sexsmith president of the college The opening Freshman Work at the college has been postponed from Tuesday to Thursday due to the sudden death of Dr A Norman Ward.
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Westminster
A. Norman Ward
Westyland College
Weil Me Alumas
Westminster Cemetery
Dy Ace
Sexsmith
Maryland
Nyiihd
Yelearastia Petay
D. A. Norman Ward
Dent
Roosevelt urges private agencies to take over relief work
President Roosevelt urged private agencies to assume a large share of relief duties from the White House porch during the third annual Mobilization of Human Needs. He cited improved economic skies yet stressed continued private charity and employment efforts alongside government loans. Gerard Swope introduced the event as economic life grows more promising since 1931.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Spc
Apolaneuiiany
Social Security Commission
Wiliain
Gerard Swope
Grand Jury Sees Eight to Appear Tomorrow at Maryland Session
The September grand jury continued in session with eight VC Hillideoty sues Lo expected to appear today, and an equal number scheduled for Tuesday. Foreman Dr. Tenatsius Bjor lee said no adjournment before late tomorrow. Court attendees included State's All Bowers Sheriff Hiltner and others at the Maryland State School for the Deaf where Dr. Bforlee is principal. The panel heard case related to People's Liquidation and a note execution after Central Trust Company closure.
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Tenatsius Bjorlee
Oah Todas
Bforlee
Maryland State School For Deaf
All Bowers
Sheriff Hiltner
Pire Ci
Stup
Mel Clapp
Birth Announcement for Martha Elizabeth Stahr
Mr and Mrs Howard Z Smith of West Seventh Street announce the birth of their daughter Martha Elizabeth at Frederick Cite Hospital on Sunday. The family notes Miss Stahr was welcomed at Highland Wail school in Pa with well wishes from relatives and friends.
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Howard Z. Smith
West Seventh Street
Frederick Cite Hospital
Martha Elizabeth Stahr
Ldayshure
Two Sections Today A Sp A Ction Sought By Kiwanis Busines and Fashion Show
A Kiwanis Club business and fashion show is featured in The News this afternoon. The event aims to showcase local entrepreneurs and models with proceeds supporting community projects.
Soft Goal Strike Begins At Conference
The report notes the Soft Goal Strike starting at 11.2 OTS with operators at the conference. The entry emphasizes the ongoing action and timing.
Miners Resume Talks After Night of Wage Dispute
United Mine Workers claim 400000 members walked off the job in the Appalachian region with 2900 idle in Cumberland area. Negotiators in Washington hotel room recessed until 2 pm after President Roosevelt’s Hyde Park return. Officials say wage talks narrowed to a one and a half cent difference, with possible agreement to be reviewed after McGrady meets the President.
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Washington
Psu Jackibg
Edward FF
McGrady
Scishant
Labor
Tirgit
Ito
God
Heriant
Stoke
Roosevelt
Aday
Hyde Park
Iow
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
New York Market Bets War Fears Amid Turbulent Trade
Market close shows grains rising on profit taking as rumors of conflict spread. prices around key levels including a notable price of 4.91 per bushel. A separate local notice reports a patient breaking a hip after a fall, treated at Worley Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Andi
Frian obLeations
Agit Tine Sosring
Calmacey
Basil GC
Oet Bruitsburg
Worley Hospital
Gertysburg
AFGE gains ground in federal employee union divide
In Washington the AFGE expands influence amid a split with rival National Federation of Federal Employees. Since 1992 AFGE has grown to about 20 000 members, while the other federation claims roughly 85 000 members and competition sharpens proposals for reform and access to voting and pay. Captain George B. Adamson notes veteran letters and clippings flow to General Pershing, with hundreds of veterans seeking recognition or work.
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Ned Dey
Asgertan Ayree Serrrivetyt
Nations Federation of Freurat Employes
Ache
Chyimrs
APGE
Wwe
Penese
Rural Women to Attend Tri-County Meet in Frederick
Frederick County Rural Club women plan to attend a tri county meeting with Carroll and Washington counties at St John’s Church auditorium. Representatives from the University of Maryland will join morning and afternoon programs beginning at 10 30 with greetings from county leaders and a talk by HOOC i Byrd. Lunch will follow at noon and a varied entertainment program will be led by Mrs Evelyn Tobery.
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Frederick County
Evelyn Tobery
Garer
Wark
Ereice
Tobery
Frederic Out
Helen Pearson
Prefenick 9
Mass
Ardain Marti Haertssoyn
Wa Conetem
Agnes
Odes Carrol
Musa Pearson
Italy Threatens To Leave League At Geneva Meet
Reports from Addis Ababa indicate Italy may quit the League over Ethiopia talks. Italian demands include cession of territory north of Addis Ababa and access to the sea via Italian routes. Ethiopian officials call such terms preposterous and dangerous, warning of broader invasion risk.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Gertie Va
Maly
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
jGeleva
Caton
Benito Mussolands
Haile Selassie
audi @ grant
Assab
Gulf of Aden
Lokinlpi
Djiboutt
Thieves Target Dentists Offices in Frederick Weekend
Reported break ins at two Frederick dental offices over the weekend. Authorities note tool marks and damaged doors, with one entrance showing a hatchet mark while another door lock hindered access. No injuries reported and investigations continue as 4 H clubs plan upcoming activities.
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Frederick Dents
Ar Eilette
Market Street
Tansery
Noah E. Kefauver
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