Hurricane hits coast of Cuba forces Cuban evacuations
Havana reports a violent hurricane moving into Cuba isolating cities and severing communications. Refugees flood into Havana by special trains while officials note no deaths so far. Meanwhile Florida agencies evacuate Red Cross and FEMA workers to safety as the storm threatens the peninsula.
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Havana
Cuba
Colon
Matanza
Belssuegos
Santa Clara
National Observatory
Camiguey
Santiago
Guenfuegos
Miami
Florida
Key West
West Palm Beach
Florida Keys
FERA
Red Cross
Sherman admits misconduct in murder trial in Worcester
Newell Sherman testifies at his murder trial admitting a petting party with Esther Magill a Sunday school teacher, within weeks of his wife’s confinement and the birth of their son. He describes improper relations with Magill on an auto trip to Woonsocket Rhode Island and says the drowning of his wife was an accident. He changes versions during cross examination and leaves the stand near noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Esther Magill
Newell Sherman
James
Magill
Owen E
Physical Directors Gather for Interstate Conference
Physical directors from Baltimore Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Washington and Wilmington arrive this afternoon in this city for the fall conference to be held this evening and Sunday. MCA group plans to attend Sunday morning service at Calary MoE church representatives from multiple cities are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
MCA
Calary Moe
Baltimore
Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown
Washington
Wilmington
PWA Allocates 73.68 Million for Eight States Projects
The Public Works Administration announced an allotment of 73.6768 million dollars to eight states for construction projects. Pennsylvania received a share as part of a nationwide plan funding 259 projects totaling 24.576 million dollars.
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PWA
Washington
Public Works Administration
Pennsylania
Weather Today Precipitation and Temps Summary
The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am none, September to date 47 inches, September normal 3.2 inches, actual 1934 1064 inches, deficiency 581 inches. High yesterday 79, low last night 68. Moon and sun times noted with tomorrow details and stream conditions for Monocacy Potomac.
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Beya
Potomac
British Naval Program Begun Amid Mediterranean Tensions
Britain escalates emergency naval build up toward fuel safety limits and calls up 22 ships under a 1035 ship program. London says it has won French consent on actions under the League covenant if a clash arises in the Mediterranean as Italo Ethiopian tensions rise.
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London
Great Britain
Paris
France
Benak
Mediterranean Sea
Relief status hinges on WPA relief amid Maryland talk
Governor Nice announced Federal relief to Maryland would continue into October. Frederick County Welfare Board noted plans for WPA involvement. Relief caseload slid to 1153 families last Saturday, with July at 1157, and future funding remain undefined as WPA setup unfolds.
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Nice
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick County Welfare Board
Works Progress Administration
WPA
County Welfare Board
National Re-employment Service
Welfare Board
US Department of Agriculture
Aubrey Willia
J Allan Coad
S&s
Roosevelt Defends AAA at Farm Speech in Fremont
President Roosevelt addresses farmers in Fremont Nebraska praising the Agricultural Adjustment Act as true democracy under the Constitution. He argues the program unifies the farming sector and aids individual welfare without unduly restricting liberties, while noting the act faces court challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Roosevelt Rolo
Roosetl
AAA
Drunken Driving Charge Against John Jamison
John Jamison faced drunken driving and assault charges in Peoples Court at Libertytown. The trial, before Justice Walter Sinn, heard seven witnesses as Jamison allegedly struck Marcellus Swearner with fists and a hammer while intoxicated. The hearing continues next Tuesday morning.
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Simpsons
Jamison
Austin James
County Growers Puzzled By Potato Control Plan
Frederick County farmers face new Federal potato control provisions effective December 1. The plan imposes quotas and taxes on unused surplus, requires approved packaging and stamps, and risks penalties for noncompliance. Consumers buying unstamped potatoes may also be liable.
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Prederck County
Frederick County
Anc
Hues Lang
Department of Agriculture
Markets show caution as commodities support steadiness
In New York trading, alcoholic beverages and scattered specials drove modest buying while traders remained wary. Most prices held firm, grains edged up, cotton rose and bonds were steady with Gov't securities modestly firmer. The pound opens at 1.491 on a cautious session. Kildergarten to open October 1 in Federated Charities building kindergarten room. 78 children benefited last year. Mrs Nathan J England remains treasurer. Margaret Ewenhauer begins her 32nd year as principal.
Pleads Not Guilty In Taxi Murder
Kendall Hill and another man were arraigned in Circuit Court on the murder charge of Baltimore taxi driver Albert Atwell. The defense requested funds for experts and a trial date was set. A separate county program on wheat checks was also noted in the report.
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Bel Air
Kendall Hill
Albert Atwell
Baltimore
Walter W Preston
Harold E. Coburn
Gerth
Coburn
Paul McNabb
P Pease
Lou Drower
Attoreney
Stephen FR Collins
Scott Beck
Circuit Court
Thomas J Keating
John H Preaton
Maryland Commissioner of Men
al Hygiene
Atate
Italian Cabinet Moves Toward Peace and Unity
A broad church loyalty program and regional committees launch in Frederick city as part of a national drive by the National Committee for Religion and Welfare. Leaders from multiple churches coordinate layman participation to boost attendance and civic spiritual action, with plans extending through winter and inviting other faith groups to join.
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Frederick City
Anu
Varn
Takkmoom Presbyterian Church
Miretine
G File Wiliams
Calgary
M RB
Joseph Wol Carty
Evangelical | Reformed ) Church
Louis Lo Wilson
Calvary
M E Church
Charles W Lourh
Evangelical Reformed Church
National Committe For Religion and Welfare Recovery
Waller W
Formad
American Bankers Association
Eliagman
A.de Eveat
St Johns Catholic Church
Beth Sholom
Evangelical Lutheran
Jean Wo Kolb Eduard Benit
Floyd Culler
James H Falk
John L Shaw
Centennial Memorial
United Brethren
Thomas Summers
John W Grove
Baker William C Rhoderitk
Thomas Kane
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Frank Gaither
Albert Gilson
Ames Hendrickson
Louis L Wilson
Brethren
John W Wolfe
Rov Leatherman
Jesse C Shaver
Harry B
Grove
Ralph Fahrney
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Pan Simpson
Nevin T
R Waskey Grovae
L Rathenhgefer
Leo Kranz
James C Bieht
Evangelical Reformed
Joseph Wo
L Catty
Charles W Lough
Alfred G Zimmerman
Ining
Bstates Presbyterian Church
Elmer Brown
O McCutcheon
Wade Hhale
Henry Simpson
Collums
Grecors
WC Jones
William
Hunn
G William Trout
Vien's Club Of Grace Church Holds Meeting
The Mens Club of Grace Church held its first monthly meeting and supper. Rev Ralph M Sharpe of the Timty WoOF church delivered the address to about 50 members and guests. An event program included music from Harold Knode and Torryen Was, with Rev Me Sharpe and Rev Harman participating.
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Mens Club of Grace Francelical and Reformed Church
Rey Ralph M Sharpe
Timty Woof
Aucience
Magat
Werclions
Ocharen
Sebodl Orehratre Vwowet
Serge Revete
Oval Sokok
Raph E Harman Paswr
He Coutch Oat
Oon
Mageerer Mans Madane Haman
Harold Knode
Mire
T Bacher Jr
Sharpe
Torryen
Par Dampsa
Ney Nt
R Waskey
Arm Ranged
Harry Hewitt Arrested Again in Thurmont Bootlegger Raid
Federal agents raid Hewitt premises amid prohibition era liquor charges. 370 gallons of whiskey seized. Hewitt and son Melvin released on bonds under 1000. Record shows Hewitt's long legal history with prior 1929 to 1933 liquor cases and a bold 1932 hijacking robbery of his whiskey stash.
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Harry Hewitt Thurmont
Hewitt
Melvin Hewitt
Federal Grand Jury
Angie Wailinger
Hagerstown
Harry Hewitt
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Morris Baker
Thurman
Eddie Britt
Frank Dwyer
Baker
Man Suffers Facial Injuries After Fall At Guard Armory Meeting
Roger Byler of 107 Mage Aird Street sustained a cut ear and facial abrasions when he tripped and fell during a Non Commissioned Officers Club and National Guard gathering at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Byler
Mage Aird Street
Mari
National Guard
Grave events loom as league adjourns
Rome reports Mussolini cabinet declares temporary loyalty to the League of Nations and seeks accord with Britain while accelerating Italian troops moves in Africa. The assembly warns of grave events but stands ready to reconvene if Ethiopia crisis worsens.
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Rome
Benito Mussolima Hallan
League of Nations
Great Britain
Italy
League
Coe
Munique
Africa
Duce
Ethiopia
Menta
League of Nationales
Inillee
Ave
Wbidh
Assembly
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
League Council
Ethias
Warm spell persists as Frederick hit record highs
Cloudy, mild dampness marked the weekend kickoff after a heat burst in Frederick. Friday reached 89 degrees the warmest since August 26 with a low of 68 overnight the warmest since August 22. Rain remained possible in nearby Allegheny while a wind shift kept showers away locally.
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Frederick
Allegheny
Lawak Farm Sold At Public Sale
A 256 acre farm formerly owned by the late John C Latartwar at Tuscarora station Buckeystown district was sold at public sale by Marshall Beetyvin of Washington for 633 am acre. The property was conveyed through power of sale under the Lamar estate by Meta Lamar Meir formerly Meta Jenkins Lemar U. Grant Hooper acted as auctioneer.
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Beave Sherman
Calle
Korping
Mores
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Fay Fridey
John Jamison
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Peoples Court
Mdivasi
New York
Prince Alexis Z Mdtyani
Spain
Barbara Hutwn
Thaw
Haven al
Harvie
Playboy
Pittsburgh
Moma Teh
Stanford Waite
Evelyn Nesbit
Quebec
England
Jersey
Mra
Sophe Crempa Wright
Scotch Plains
Joby
John Crempa
Coin Pam Cuat
Cami
Ane
Maxauly
Agricultural Department
Tie
Commissarner of
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Alcohols Motors
Snaren
Henn Ve
Gs Moming
Aries of
Herounty
Ote Reese Toek
Wite
Kent County
Chestertown
Thelma Buxton
Washi College
Aid
Buxton
Kent
Vien’s
Club of Grace Church
Rey BR “W Sharpe
Thurmont
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock
Helgis
Louis Guertin
Katherine T Guertin
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Court House
Barng Joseph D Mash
Hage
Eas
U Gram Hooper
Mercury
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