Guardian Appoints Custodian for Girl Poet Natalia Crave
New York reports a guardian was named for 12 year old Natalia Crave of Brooklyn after her father Crane failed an accounting and the previous guardian. Edward J Flanagan, a Brook lawyer, was appointed special guardian following court representation that the girl has published works of note.
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New York
Gony
Natalia Crave
Brookl Ye Noelesa
Edward J. Flanagan
Brook
Vesterdis
Crane
Guardian
Alhowsh
Arawin
Skunks Invade County Again Amid Farm Concerns
A reported skunk infestation prompts motorists warnings and calls for control measures. Farmers fear crop and livestock exposure as residents discuss exterminate options, including shotgun use, at a county sale event led by Col. Clever and overseen by authorities.
Milk Shippers Meet Tonight in Clearspring
The Clearspring local of the Philadelphia Monks Producers Association meets at the school house at 7:80. An officer election will select the delegate to the annual convention in Philadelphia the week of November 21. All farmers shipping to Philadelphia are urged to attend.
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Thera
Clearspring
Philadelphia
Monk Producers Association
Philielphia
Tradelphia Gio Wegentonto
Unknown Rabbi honored in civic memorial service
An obituary style notice notes a memorial service honoring an unknown rabbi at Malitsere with participation from chaplains and community leaders. The event references various religious figures and local officials, indicating a ceremonial tribute in a somber, formal tone.
Residents mourn loss amid Annapolis tragedy
MOF ramma anne Gage of Ye Wrotovwie wesnes pit Hanhish at Waller Reel UU Washington Sanday. She was in Annapolis and many women connected with the city attended the scene.
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Ramma Anne Gage
Waller
Washington Sanday
Annapolis
Thal Qily
Deaths and funeral notices from a small town
A rough obituary item listing multiple deaths and funeral plans. Names include Albert Willan, Norman Vrey, Charles Tree, Alta Mang Stultz, Sue Mong, and Sue’s family. Services set for Wednesday and Sunday at local Lutheran and Episcopal churches, interments in nearby cemeteries, with notes on survivors and former residences. A rummage sale and a church notice appear in the page.
Survey of Industry For Course Proposes Local School
The article notes plans for an industrial education school in Hagerstown seeking support from the Board of Education. Jasmine Leland, head of the University of Maryland Industrial Education Department, leads an industrial survey of the city to map trades and vocational needs. The effort aims to enroll students and involve local business owners and trade groups.
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Worsaust
Hagerstown
Haing Anade Uy
Marylin
Jadwn
Notice of relocation for Dr F F Sifekell at 12 W Washington
Dr F F Sifekell moves his office from Seco National Bank to 12 West Washington Street. The notice records a change of address for the medical practice and directs clients to update records accordingly.
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F. Sifekell
Seco National Bank
W. Washington Study
W. P. Beard
West
Washington Street
Night School Opens With Large Number
Night school for Hagerstown youths opened at the Chanel building on North and Locust Streets with about 45 pupils enrolled. William B. Hutzell leads, assisted by Phillips and Mrs. Stonebraker. Around seventy to seventy five additional youths in Hagerstown are eligible to attend.
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Hagerstown
Chanel
Locust Streets
Wiliam B. Hutzell
Hutzell
Phillips
Stonebraker
Thera
Licensed Hunters Record High as Turkey Season Opens
A total of 334 licensed hunters and 3,345 resident hunting licenses issued by the clerk’s office today, with $2,877.50 in receipts. Yesterday saw a big license day with 727 issued, some statewide and nonresident licenses freed. The opening day of the annual kill saw many hunters in fields for turkey quail and rabbits amid cloudy weather. several incidents and arrests noted, including two men arrested for hunting out of season and one auto collision on South Potomac Street sending Otho Chews to hospital after being struck on Pope avenue.
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Hoon
Oswald
John Morris
Alden Martin
Crampdon
Fred
Justice Bower
Otho Chews
Potomac Street
van Altuck
Harry H. Brandenburg
Funkstown
Pope Avenue
Lenken Fem
Brandenburg
Clewa
Parole Request for Cumberland Larceny Convict Heard
ParoleCommissioner Parvish by Willan 3 Harves in charge of the Cumberland force pursues parole for Lutheropwood inmate Har wool who was convicted of larceny of a watch from a Hancock woman during a raid by dry agents. He received a two year penitentiary sentence. Farmers Home Coming set for November 1 at University of Maryland to replace Farmers Day with a festive program. Washington County farmers expected to attend.
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Wren
Parvish
Willan
Harves
University of Maryland
Jean
Washington County
Italy demands apology from Jugo Slavia over flags and demos
Rome protests to Jugo Slavia for Sunday anti Italian demonstrations and the desecration of Italian flags in Serb Croat Slovene states. Foreign Minister meets king after talks with Italian prime minister Lativera. Fasciati alleged to have attacked Jugoslav consulate in Trieste and the Slovenia newspaper Edinost office.
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Rome
Nalorade
Juga Slavia
Laibach
Spalata
Agram
Belgrade
Skupstina
National Assembly
Trieste
Sandos
Juga Slav
Ofiey
Slovenia
Edinost
Premier Musgollat
Warned Alien Nation After New Air Base
Fragmentary text describes a court hearing with Captain Oldys recounting air incidents in Hawaii and threats to pilots held responsible for losses. Mentions a journey to Philadelphia and a prolonged California to Florida flight, with ties to a reporter and acquaintances.
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Fio
Oldys
Hawaii
Pilota
Catholic Daughters of America to Meet at K of C Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will meet at the K of C Hall at 8 o'clock. Insight is planned as part of the meeting agenda.
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The
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Wall
Missing Woman Edna Dennis Vanishes With Baby
Edna Dennis has been missing for 29 days after leaving her parents home at 725 Spruce Street with her baby. No word has reached Mr and Mrs A D Childrens as investigators search for the woman who had gone to New York to visit friends.
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Edna Dennis
New York
A. D
Tutankhamun mummy to undergo X ray today
Cairo reports plans for the mummy of Tut Ankh Amen to be drawn for a X ray examination tomorrow, as authorities prepare for the process.
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Will. X-Ray
Cairo
Egypt
Ttlay
Tut- Ankh-Amen
Pinchot seeks end to mine wage strike
Governor Pinchot pursues a renewal of wage conferences between operators and miners by requesting separate meetings with United Mine Workers president John T. Lewis and operators' wage committee chair Major W. W. Inglis. The note mentions a possible suspension of enthracite and lists a building permit notice and the Washington County Library closing for Armistice Day.
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Philadelphia
Minern
Pinchot
United Mina Workers
W. W. Inglis
Hagerstown Post Office History and Staffing Details
The article outlines Hagerstown postal operations from 1888 through 1940, noting staffing growth from a small force to added clerks and carriers. It lists post office leadership, daily delivery routes, parcel handling, major mailers, and the sequence of building moves ending at the 1940 site. It also mentions key figures like Col. William P. Lane and Postmaster Frank J. Bennet.
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Fepe
Baltmore
Cyrus the Elder
Perala
Frank J. Bennet
Hagerstown
Washington Street
Market House
N. Potomat Street
Litttwiz
Masonic Temple
Local Quotations From Mogerstown Market Trade
Market notes from Mogerstown dated November 10 show wheat and corn prices with older corn values listed as old and new. Trading activity appears subdued with minor shifts in price quotes and regional merchant references.
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Mogerstown
Do Wheat Co
Film Explodes At Nixon's Academy Pictures
Bucking last reel of Graystark, a romantic film, exploded after contact with heat. Operator Leonard Fockter extinguished the blaze. no damage. Audience unaware as booth door auto-closed. Owner C Walter Baker said show halted. tickets offered for today’s performance. Fireproof box and asbestos-lined metal walls ensured safety.
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Nixon
Academy
Leonard Fockter
C. Walter Baker
Troop 1 Meeting Cancelled at American Legion Hall
There will be no special meeting at Troop No. 1 tonight. Roy Brouts has agreed to be present at the American Legion Hall at 700. Other attendees are expected.
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Roy Brouts
Amerlean
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