Pupils Struck By Auto On Church Street
Three pupils from Church Street School were hit near East Church Street and Chapel Alley at noon. Kathleen Newton suffered knee bruises while Jetty Zimmerman was unhurt as the car swerved onto the sidewalk to avoid a bicycle. Clifford Tracey, a traffic patrolman, reported the incident and the driver claimed he was avoiding a bicycle in the road.
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Church Street
Stosning
Witmeccas
Kathleen Newton
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
Jetty Zimmerman
Clifford Tracey
Young Tracey
Chester Gtem
Joalph W. Boyer
Polite
MPsloyes Strike In Anther Plant
Edgewater New Jersey September 28 AP hundreds of Ford Motor Company workers walked out in sympathy with strikers at the Chester Pennsylvania plant. A crowd of about 1500 mobilized to disrupt the Edgewater facility while police kept order as 1000 workers remained inside.
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Edgewater
N. J
Ford Motor Company
Chesar
Chester
Enwe Edgewater
Neill Brown
Lant
Davis Court Trial Details Charity Ball Scheme Allegations
In New York, Sept. 28, government testimony in the Davis trial described Moose charity balls tied to a lottery scheme. Matthew Fischetti testified about 1931 Clyde Lodge events near Syracuse, with Vincen Johnson claiming charity ball backing by James Davis and Charles Margiotti. The judge denied defense motions and cautioned the jury on interpreting the testimony.
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New York
U. S
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Matthew Fischetti
Clyde Lodge
Syracuse
Vincen Johnson
Charles Margiotti
Johnson J. Hares
Treagwoil
Notts
Jail robbers miss $100000 get $3000
Three ra ins got three pouches of Tegisterd wil contaimines vats eStimated at 1000 from 4 ving jitney trick at yet South Station but ict behind other fil sake coMating approximately.
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Boman
Yet South
James W. Collier Dies Suddenl y in Washington
James W. Collier of Mississippi, Tari Commission member and former Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, died suddenly at his Washington home from heart trouble. Born near Vicksburg 61 years ago, he served twelve terms in Congress and declined to run again last November after a controversy over large district boundaries. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Washington
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Tari Commission
House
Ways and Means
Eato
Vicksburg
Coll
Admits Drunken Driving Fined in City Court
Chas P Delphey Key Mar pleaded guilty to drunken driving and reckless driving after a collision on Market Street near Fifth Street. He was fined 100 for drunken driving and 5 for reckless driving by Justice Guy K Matters. Police said Delphey, with an older man, attempted dangerous maneuvers amid stopped cars and narrowly avoided collisions with court and city vehicles. The incident followed an earlier reported hit and run near Washington Pike.
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Chas. P. Delphey
Key Mar
Guy K. Matters
Peoples Court
Delphey
Market Street
Fifth Street
Sherman P. Bowers
J. G. Bauernschuldt
Philadelphia
Alton Shaft
J. R. Miller
Washington Pike
Frederick
Striking & Met
Fears Grow For Kidnapped Sheriff After Prison Break
Chesterton Ind Sept 28 AP Authorities fear Sheriff Charles Neel of Corydon may have been killed by four of ten convicts who escaped Indiana State Prison last Tuesday. Captain Mathew Leach said he is concerned for Neel's fate as 200 National Guardsmen join police in the manhunt and reports place the convicts in various locations.
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Chesterton
Ind
Charles Neel
Corydon
Indiana State
Mathew Leach
Indiana State Police
National Guardsmen
Sisters Die in Pneumonia Tragedy in Germantown
Miss Ida Caroline Howes aged 77 and her sister Miss Mary Elizabeth Howes 81 died of pneumonia within hours at their niece Mrs. Jacob G Snyder's Germantown home. Both had been ill only a few days. They were natives of Montgomery County and had lived in Washington until five months ago. A double funeral is set for Friday at 12 a.m. at the home, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery, Washington.
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Germantown
Ida Caroline Howes
Mary Elizabeth Howes
Jacob G Snyder
Laura Howes
Snyder
Montgomery County
Onti
Washington
Glenwood Cemetery
99 New Examiners for Banks Appointed
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced the appointment of 99 new bank examiners to evaluate banks for FDIC membership. The new force will support the current national bank examiner staff under the Comptroller of the Currency and deposits guarantee starts after January 1. The list includes Maryland officials Robert C. Paton Edward D. Rowles and William J. Seward of Baltimore.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Today
National Bank Examiners
Uatder
Maryland
Robert C. Paton
Edward D. Rowles
Willam J. Seward
Baltimore
France to Curtail Imports From America and Latin America
Paris announces further drastic quota restrictions likely to limit imports from the United States and Latin America. The Ministry of Agriculture cuts footstuffs quotes for the fourth quarter with apples and pears limited to about 26,090,000 pounds, slightly above the U.S. share. Other foods such as meats and butter are affected.
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France
America
Paris
United States
Latin America
Ministry of Agriculture
Short Crop No 1 Apples Loss in Frederick County
Frederick county apple growers report a short crop with quality described as the poorest in two decades. No 1 apples are scarce as growers shift to bulk packing, signaling higher prices for good fruit and a wider regional impact across Maryland and neighboring states.
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Frederick County
Ane
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
York
Violence flares again in Penna coal fields
In Unknown Pennsylvania on September 28, clashes erupted in Shamrock Company coal district as out of state police moved in. Two arrests were reported amid a picket line angered by water shutoffs, with assailants injuring a foreman and another worker in separate incidents.
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Penna
St Tormn
Shamrock Co
Becaus
M auLonn
Seymour Var
Market Trading Duly Sees Cautious Opening At Stock Exchange
New York September 28 AP markets move slowly amid uncertainty and dull trading. Sterling opens around 47043 with cautious tone as investors await clearer signals on sectors and prices.
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New York
Rome
Memorial highway proposed to connect Washington and Gettysburg
Maryland officials ask Federal Roads chief Thomas H. MacDonald to back a Washington to Gettysburg memorial highway to be built with federal funds. A route via Rockville and Cabin John could link with the Washington Mount Vernon parkway, with rights of way debated and a projected cost around 4 million dollars.
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Washington
Frederick County
Daud Winebrenner
Maryland
Thomas H. MacDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Gettysburg Bridiefield
Winebrenner
MacDonald
Interior Department
Federal Roads
Office of National Parks, Buildings and Reservations
Marsland State Roads Commission
Bethesda
Wisconsin Avenue
Rockville
Cabdintown
Gettysburg
Washington-Mount Vernon
Potomac
Great Falla
Maryland State Roads Commission
Congress
Tolign Ge Prefeicd Lawe
Georysburtg
Rm Washington
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Monotacy Battlefield
Freeerick
Montgomery
Federal
The
Ruddy Commission
Roosevelt Takes Few Days of Rest at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt, at his Hyde Park home, enters a brief rest period while keeping plans private. He hints at a forthcoming statement on credit expansion for agriculture and industry and discusses potential federal rail support to purchase new equipment. The aim is to coordinate federal resources to secure best prices for a bulk rail offer.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
New York
Mrc
Plan Bigh
Grand Jury Delays Adjournment After Unforeseen Session
Grand jury expected to adjourn this afternoon but continued as two witnesses were summoned. Foreman Albert Eckert to report to Circuit Court with thirty four indictments already drawn. A separate incident reports Mrs Jen Just recovering at home after a fall. Anna C Gross charged with obstruction. John Jones charged with drunkenness and wine violations.
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R. Bruce Murdoch
County Commissioners
Russell E. Lighter
I Pat
Albert W. Ecker
Loacnea
Lo Lane
Youth Confesses in Hagerstown Murder Case
Gettysburg youth Emanuel Bingaman nineteen was arrested near Kinnailsburg and brought to Hagerstown in the murder of Reuben N Sollenberger alr ing station attendant. He admitted involvement in an attempted holdup and said he and a Gettysburg companion carried out the plan. Police pursued the partner to Boonsboro then to Emmitsburg as Bingaman awaited a preliminary hearing. Officers from Hagerstown Washington County and Frederick County conducted the wide search.
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Emanuel Bingaman
Gettysburg
Kinnailsburg
Reuben N. Sollenberger
Alring
Boonsboro
Bingamat
Washington County
Henry Cool
Bincanian
Cool
Bingumian
Baltimore
Sollenberger
Ting Idkei Gortuns
Boslly
Bingeman
Emmitsburg
Bote Jenberger
Poelke
Clarence G. Emmert
Hagertown
Pennsylvania
Sherl& Adelsberger
Frederick County
Artest
Bingaman
Cherlf W. Bruce Downin
Peters
Frederick County Fair names superintendents and judges
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board announced general and department superintendents and judges for the Frederick Fair to be held October 10, 12, and 13. Reserved seats will be reduced in price compared with former years, and numerous Frederick residents across departments are listed among appointees.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
E. D. McCain
Thomas Cester
Ward Stauffer
Allen Smith
Woodsbor
Lizele Houck
Edna Rosenstock
Hattie Kolb
John F. Moran
John Shaw
W. L. Gross
Brunswick
Louise Potts
David G. Everhart
Alban M. Wood
George J. Ross
Lillian Williams
Kemptown
E. Charles Renn
Roger B. Wolf
H.C. Zacharias
Elmer Brown
Charles D. Walker
New London
D. P. Bennett
M. FP
Houck
Mra
Wm. M. Storin
Wm. E. Darner
J. Harry Grove
George E. Myers
Grace Neldlg
D. P. Buckey
Lillian Zimmerman
Augustus Herwig
John S. Renn
Wai
Howart
James H. Cramer
Wm. L. Culier
Feagaville
Alvie D. Young
Jessie B. Anders
Walter Feaga
Charles Carty
Chas
A. Opel
Wm. P Morsell
Ernest Michael
Nathan England
Urbana
Willis
Dere
Rose Burges
Guimer Schley
Elias
Ramsburg
Richard Hargett
Reno S. Harp
Leroy Barrick
Woodshoro
Harry M. Howard
Charles E
Meeting at Woman’s Mission Chapter in Ame
Mrs Bozhining and Mrs Danie Pret lead the morning session of the Woman’s Mission Chapter in Ame. Hymns were sung by Kerr and Miss Ee. The meeting closed with a hymn and Mispah benediction, with Rothenworfer presiding.
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Bozhining
Danie
Ame
Kerr
Frans
Harry Smith
B. Rothenworfer
Floods Worsen Damage in Tampico Mexico
Floodwaters from the Panuzo and Pamesl rivers rose to record levels near Tampico causing more destruction as a prostrate town recovers. Reports say deaths and injuries are rising and officials fear the water supply will remain out for six days while aid efforts struggle to reach affected residents.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuzo
Sunyah
Mail
Federal Authorizieg
Weather Summary for Sep 1932 Around Arenine and Monocacy
Weather data show 1932 September precipitation figures and temperatures. Reports indicate yesterday and year ago temperatures, sunset and moon times, and sky conditions around Arenine and Monocacy with likely clear conditions.
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Bross
Trace
Nun
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