Eight Flee Burning Middleburg Home In Morning Fire
Early Sunday eight children leaped from windows of their Middleburg home as fire broke out just before 7 am. Andrew Bingaman, injured days earlier, was carried out. Clara Bingaman sprained her ankle. others escaped unharmed. Rescue Hose of Greencastle collided with a milk wagon, destroying the wagon and disabling the fire truck.
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Jfir
Middleburg
Andrew Bingaman
Clara Bingaman
Greencastle
Harry Laughlin
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Promoted as Cold Remedy
An advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for cold relief detailing its four actions: opens bowels, kills germs and fever, relieves headache and grippy feeling, and fortifies the system. It is praised as safe with no narcotics and widely known as the standard cold tablet available in pocket sized boxes at drug stores.
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Grove
Fire consumes Score House. Hose Company responds without water
Laughlin escapes with slight injury as firefighters battle a blaze in a log home. The Hose Company of thin city cannot save the frame structure due to water shortage but prevents spread to nearby buildings. Mrs. Bingaman awoke at 7 am to smoke and flames in the kitchen. children fled through a window and carried their father to L. H. Bowders’ home. The Score house burned in about an hour. logs partially covered by insurance.
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L. H. Bowders
Calendar of Hagerstown events November to December
Hagerstown Chamber lists events from November 13 to December 1. Highlights include the Fortieth Anniversary at Washington Square M E Church nightly services, the Mule Quartette in Washington Square, the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers convention, Needle Work Guild of America garment inspection, Shrine Club dances, Alsatia and Treble Clef Club meetings, Izaak Walton League parties, Thanksgiving dances at Hotel Alexander and Fountain Head Country Club, and the Washington County Welfare Federation campaign events at St John’s Lutheran and headquarters, ending with a Columbia concert on December 1.
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Washington Square
M. E
Mule Quartette
Balttimore
Maryland
Congress
Alexander
Needle Work Guild of America
North Jonathan Street
Hagerstown Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Alsatia Club
Treble Clef Club
United States
Robert Brindie
Izaak Walton
Izaak Walton League, Ballroom At Dagmar Hotel
D. A
Hotel Alexander
Fountain Head Country Club
Washington County Welfare Federation
St. John's Lutheran
Headquarters
Columbia
Roosevelt's Dutch stubbornness fuels campaign travel
In Albany on November 14 1932 a Associated Press dispatch notes Franklin D Roosevelt's determined nature and willingness to take long trips despite advisers warnings. He backed extended journeys including a cross country air run to Chicago to accept the nomination, viewing travel as crucial to jump start his campaign and counter rumors about his health.
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BidHiers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Statea
Walter T. Brown
Frenx
Roosevelt
Albany
Chicago
Governor Ritchie Appoints Judges in Maryland
Governor Ritchie reappointed three Maryland judges whose terms expire next month. The appointees include Judge Robert F. Duer of Princess Anne, Judge Joseph L. Bailey of Salisbury, and Judge Robert F. Stanton of the Baltimore Supreme bench, to serve until successors are elected in November 1974.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Maryland Judiciary
Robert F. Duer
Princess Anne
Joseph L. Bailey
Salisbury
First Judicial District
Robert F. Stanton
The
Supreme
Curtin Dall
Court Bench
Chicago
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roose
Albany
Convention City
Choir Repeats Belle of Bagdad in Sharpsburg
St Mark s Lutheran Choir presents the musical comedy Belle of Bagdad at Red Men s hall Sharpsburg on Tuesday evening November 15 under Avenue Chapter No 58 O E S. The play features colorful choruses catchy songs and tap dancers with leads played by Mrs Russell Zentyer and Amos Harper and a strong supporting cast led by William Paulsgrove Miss Lillien Hershey and others. Miss Helen Unseld directs the production.
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St. Mark’s
William Paulsgrove
Mis
Lillien
Hershey
Dorothy Newcomer
Virginia
Defflemyer
Lorraine Burke
Catherine Foitz
Louis Wickel
Charles Potterfield
Robert, Delauter
Richard Nigh
Paul“Titlow
Robert Irvine
Helen Unseld
Hagerstown Concert and Event Schedule Details
The bulletin lists upcoming Hagerstown area events under the Community Concert Association and other groups. Highlights include Galli-Curci in Dec, Treble Clef Club meetings, Potomac Playmakers performances, Christmas and New Year dances, parent teacher meetings, and concerts by Columbia Broadcasting artists and Maria Kurienko with dates through May. Contacts note Miss Bertha Negley, Chamber of Commerce, phone 2016.
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Fray
Braggiotti
Hagerstown Community Concert Association
Trinity Lutheran Auditorium
Galli-Curci
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Veterans’ Association
Armory
Alexander
Women's Club
Potomac Playmakers
Women’s Club
Grayson Steffey
Washington County Farm Bureau
Haegerstown
de Molay — Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown Shrine Club
Treble Clef Club
Hotel Alexander
Music of the Orient
R. B. Huyett
Columbia Broadcasting
Chernlavaky
Hagere Town
R.B. Huyett
Wayside
Maria Kurenko
Trinity Liberan Auditorium
Wo- Ten
Miners’ Bodies Retrieved After Edgegreen Collapse
Wigan Lancashire reports 22 miners trapped at Edgegreen colliery in Ashton in Makerfield were brought to the surface after an explosion wrecked the pit earlier. Three more bodies believed missing as teams in Kansas face disrupted schedules under widespread flood damage.
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Wigan
Lancashire
Eng
Edgegreen
Ashton
Makerfield
Missing youths sought in police hunt near 335 Central Ave
Police and neighboring towns join search for 16 year old William F and 14 year old John Wilson Bates missing from 335 Central Avenue since last Wednesday. Eva Bates, mother, told investigators she learned of their disappearance yesterday.
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William F
John Wilson Bates
Central Avenue
Eva Bates
Disappearance In California Trip For Two Boys
Two boys planned a California trip and vanished while wearing dark clothing and black aviation capes. A regional description of local vendors is mentioned, noting “walking hat stores” selling straw hats to tourists and a Mexican Indian girl peddler demographic.
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Ved
California
Mexico
Red blood cells and tonic promise better health and strength
The ad touts a blood tonic claiming to rebuild red blood cells and improve oxygen delivery. It urges readers to join millions who have used the remedy, noting two convenient bottle sizes and urging against switching brands to gain energy and stamina.
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Scientific
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Sharpsburg
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Smith Furniture Co
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Tristate Electrical Supply Co
Recherter Place
Rinso
Mrs. Waite
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Lotte Hann
Tell
Philadelphia
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Lifequoy
Tadeo
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Kansas
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