Maryland Theatre to undergo major improvements
Warner Brothers announces extensive upgrades to the Maryland Theatre with about 1500 new seats and lobby remodeling worth 15000 dollars. Work will occur during closed hours over the next two months while the venue continues regular showings. Future road show attractions and reissues of classics are planned to boost attendance.
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Mearyland
Gay Wonders
Warner Brothers Theatres
Hotel Alexander
Maryland
Wonders
Focal Picture House
Warner Brothers
Washington
Baltimore
Fat facts warn of heart risk from excess fat
Insurance warnings link overweight to heart and other illnesses. A diet plan urges cutting fat meats and sweets and adding fruits and vegetables. It promotes Kraschen Salts as a daily aid to elimination and overall feeling of fitness at low cost.
Boland Seeks Release Over Acquittal Link to Murder Conspiracy
John Martin Boland petitions Baltimore City court for a writ of habeas corpus claiming his Montgomery county murder conspiracy conviction is void because co defendant Anne Lyddane was acquitted on the joint indictment. Judge Eugene O Dunne set a hearing for next Monday.
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John Martin Boland
Anne M. Lyrddane
Baltimore
Boland
Montgomery County
Francis S. Lyddane
Lyddane
House of Correction
Leon A. Rubenstein
Eugene O'Dunne
Walter E. Quenstedt
Stolen plates used by officer to disguise car
Eugene Gilbert, a warrant officer, was sent to Stillwater to collect a speeder's fine. He equipped his car with stolen plates to disguise it but was jailed by Stillwater police after the ruse was exposed. He had convinced police he was on duty.
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Minneapolis
Eugene Gilert
Stillwater
Minn
Retired Carroll County Doctor Dies at 95
Baltimore mourns Dr. Richard C. Wells longtime Carroll County physician and former Democratic leader. He practiced in Hampstead for six decades and retired eight years ago before passing away at his home at age 95.
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Baltimore
Richard C. Wells
Carroll County
Carrell County
Wells
Hampstead
Lewis Points to Recovery From Chaos
The article reports a talk sponsored by the Democratic Women's Club of Hagerstown and allied groups. Speaker Lewis argued federal relief funds were necessary and praised the New Deal while noting Republicans exaggerate waste. He cited employment gains, the national debt plan, and social security as crucial to recovery under Roosevelt.
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Democratic Women’s Club of
Hagerstown
Mr. Lewis
United States
England
America
Lewis
Spain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Roosevelt
Lawrence E. Wolfe
Asama Volcano Erupts Again Spreading Ash Over Villages
Mount Asama erupted at 10 36 am local time amid a fierce rumble. Ash clouds moved over countryside 50 miles away, damaging villages and towns. The active volcano lies 100 miles northeast of Tokyo near Karuizawa, a seaside resort popular with Americans.
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Tokyo
Mount Asama
Ditmetandar
Karuizawa
Is Your Child Overweight? Expert Care Advised
A physician's diagnosis is essential for a child's overweight condition. Mothers' home remedies can be dangerous. a doctor may recommend simple diet changes. The ad urges careful prescription filling by a qualified pharmacist and cites a medical series.
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H. R. Rudy Rudy
Rexall
HOGGING IT FREMONT FARMER FIGHTS HOGS TAKEN IN
Fremont on October 1 farmers report 31 hogs at Adam Roth’s farm refusing to leave. He tells Sheriff Tom Pask he cannot locate the owner and must continue feeding the animals while seeking answers.
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Fremont
Adam Roth
Circe
Roth
Tom Pask
Ducks Parade After Bechtold Fine
Abraham Bechtold a 63 year old rancher in Lodi California paid a 150 dollar fine for illegal liquor possession. Ninety eight ducks wandered the ranch as officers who raided his cellar dumped 58 gallons of brandy into the duck pond.
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Lodi
Calif
Abraham Bechtold
Rhythmic mix of sports and dance at university
A tale from Tucson notes rhythmics director Genevieve Brown proposing boys in a mixed chorus to aid footwork for football and boxing while the idea draws vigorous insistence they stay focused on gridiron and ring.
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Tucson
Ariz
Genevieve Brown
University of Arizona
Yonkers Man Is Arrested in Extortion Plot
Frank Vitolo, 33, of Yonkers New York, was arrested on a charge of attempting to extort large sums from Harry Sinclair and other financiers and their wives. He allegedly wrote threatening letters to Sinclair at his Great Neck home and to Col. Douglas L McKay, Mrs. Robert H. Montgomery of Miami, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice of Newport and Mrs. Bernard E. Smith of Bedford Village. Vitolo was arrested in Yonkers and held for arraignment in the federal building.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Vitole
Yonkers
N. Y
Harry Sinclair
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Vitalo
Sinclair
Great Neck
Long Island
Douglas L McKay
Insurance Company
Robert H. Montgomery
Cutler Road
Miami
Fla
Alexander Hamilton Rice
Newport
R. L
Bernard E. Smith
Bedford Village
N.Y
Vitolo
Federal
Federal Bureau of Detention
U. S&s
Stop Roosevelt campaign earns poor showing, critic says
A Los Angeles News editorial comments on the Stop Roosevelt effort, accusing economic royalists of lacking constructive leadership and thought despite money and effort behind the campaign. The piece portrays the movement as impoverished in substance and vision.
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Los Angeles News
Ind
Chicago grain market quotations by Stein brothers
Quotations from Stein Bros and partners at the McComas Armstrong Building reflect grain prices in Chicago. The notes show buying and selling levels for futures and cash grain with emphasis on corn and wheat trends. Analysts watch movement in the cash market, futures spread, and volume.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Rectal Soreness Warns Of Danger Doctor Tells What To Do First
A doctor's warning links itchy burly rectal areas to severe conditions from infections to cancer. He urges immediate action and proposes a remedy Tosanine, claimed to soothe and heal quickly with a money back guarantee.
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Alps
News Item Unites Aged Brother And Sister After Seventy-Eight Years
In Deer Park Massachusetts a 100 year old George Martey and his 81 year old sister Rebecca Cook met for the first time in 78 years after a newspaper item from Deer Park helped reconnect them. The tale began with Marley's Civil War era voyage to America and grew through letters from relatives in England and the United States. Their reunion occurred September 18 with a large family gathering the following day.
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Deer Park
England
George Martey
Rebecca Cook
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Martey
Marley
George
Elizabeth Marley
Stockton
Durham County
America
James Harris
Stockton- on-Lees
George Camp
Harris
L. W. Clark
Cook
World Series game postponed affects pitching plans
The second World Series game was postponed aiding the Giants with extra rest for Hubbell. If the series lasts six or seven games, Hubbell may start twice more. Terry may use Schumacher against Gomez in the next game if Schumacher wins again.
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Giants
McCarthy
Hubbell
Terry
Hal Schumacher
Vernon
Goofy) Gomez
Yankees
Schuacher
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