Dope Raids Net Six In Fairgrounds Arrests
Federal narcotics agents and city police questioned six men seized with $600 worth of morphine during raids at the Fairgrounds. Three or four suspects face narcotics charges and possible dealer accusations. Officers credited teamwork and described most arrestees as morphine addicts with no race connections to horses or racing.
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Fairgrounds
U. S
D. Angle Woltinger
Hema
Smith
Danville
Baker
Richmond
Jack Rae
Asher Burke
Charleston
Barton Pennix
Cof. Brower
Joseph
Bransky
Poyd
Martin
Baltimore
Po‘Tee
Clarence G. Emmett
William Peters
Charles Gratton
Maryland
Civimans
Stover
Emmert
Mr. Bransky
Man
Ohio
Too Busy Hoeing To Visit Movies
A New York farmerette Mary Kalbron 17 wins a silver cup for garden work on Manhattan's Upper East Side but admits she has never seen a moving picture due to hoeing. In Chicago Malcolm MacLeod 20 from Waterville Maine claims a World’s Fair ticket via selling corn fed angleworms to fishermen.
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Ork
New York
Mary Kalbron
Upper East Side
Plant and Flower Guild
Chicago
Malcolm’ MacLeod
Waterville
Death notices from Williamsport area include several services
Obituaries list Mrs. India Adama age 70 died of paralysis at her sister’s home in Williamsport with funeral Sunday at Leaf funeral home, Rev. Karl Newell officiating. Also Mrs Olive Ray Harne age 27 died in Cavetown with services Saturday at Bethel M. E. church. Alice C. Pryor age 47 died at Smithsburg, private funeral Saturday. William S. Joslin died at his home and will have requiem mass Saturday morning. A note mentions one third of 1932 women’s shoes were made in Massachusetts.
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India Adama
Preston Turner
Fenton Avenue
Williamsport
Harry Kickler
Washington
Jacob
Merle
Paul
Port Tobacco
William Speaker
Downsville
Boyd McClannahan
Five Forks
Mansfield Wolford
Leaf Funeral Home
Karl Newell
Riverview Cemetery
Olive Ray Harne
Austin L. Harne
Cavetown
William F. Lewis
Garfield
Chewsville
Norman
Draper
Wolfeville
Robert
Pryor
Myereville
Ethel Lewis
This City
Ralph
John
Bethel M. E. Church
F. H. Love
Ming Alice C. Pryor
Smitheburg
Mt Bethel Church
C. C. Pryor
Smithaburg
Rufus C
C. Roger Pryor
Smithshore
Rosie Pryor
Smithsburg
Pearl Jones
Baltimore
Lhouse
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
Frederick County
Waynesboro
William
Joslin
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas D. Reinhart
Lutheran Cemetery
Clearspring
Saturday Entries at Libertown Track Purse Day
The program lists multiple races for three year olds and up with purses ranging from 200 to 300 dollars at Libertown track. Notable entries include Brilliant Lassie, Golden Lightning, Captor, Persian Main, and Electric, with several horses marked also eligible for each division. The card notes Sixth through Seventh races, distances around five furlongs to about a mile and a sixteenth, weather cloudy and track slow.
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Bix
Lassie
Sandy Ricks
May Baer
Ain
Golden Lightning
Princesa
Black
Dreams Xili
Royal
TUMD
Sambo G
Knight
Mordrum
Sunny
Gertie R
Susan
Trapoll
S.rustic
Cuba
Action
Pukka
Gressor
Heaven
Merry Sable
Ada Wan
Olive
Saucy
Fool
Marte
Frances Getz
Cooper
de Tell
Martins
Croney
Pink
Fusco Aos Post
Mise Ata Iatl
Gunther
Crow Pat Starves Himself After Disappearance
In Thornburg suburbs a tame crow named Pat charmed school children by stealing pins and pecking at windows. After a mysterious disappearance he returned on a hunger strike and died, leaving the children in mourning.
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Pittsburgh
Pat
Thornburg
Miller Form Fitting Truss Clinic Notice
A notice for a new Miller Form Fitting Truss clinic on the 4th floor of Grand Building in Haerentown Maryland. Office hours run 8 to 5 and 7 to 8 daily for ruptured person consultations. Ady.
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Clinic
Grand Bldg
Haerentown
Ady
Turmoil in Cuba Grows Amid Outbreaks and Strikes
Washington reports rising Cuban unrest threatening American lives and property. Armed civilians aided by a former army captain seized Consolacion Del Sur, troops moved to quell the revolt, while Havana faces strikes, food shortages, and rising prices as President Grau San Martin pursues independence and elections. Reagan?
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Yallous
Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
el Mundo
Fernando Aran
Consolacion del Sur
Pinar del Rio
Ines
National Hotel
Gray San Martin
Stevedores
Matanzas
Cardenas
Cienfuegos
Cristo
Bill and the Kiddies
Oklahoma Governor Murray orders 10 federal relief workers to duty as school traffic police to improve safety for schoolchildren amid heavy traffic in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Uniform Gasoline Tax Plan Aims Nationwide Five-Cent Rate
Senator Byrd of Virginia will introduce a bill in the next Congress for a uniform five cent a gallon gasoline tax across the United States. Funds collected by the Federal government would be returned to states based on car registrations. The proposal seeks to remove tax discrepancies that burden service stations near state border lines with lower taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Byrd
D-Va
School Heads Alarm Over Slouches And Slang
Philadelphia officials warn about rising slang and casual posture among students. They consider reviving old fashioned declamation classes to curb the trend and improve discipline in public schools.
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Philadelphia
Coal wage talks near final agreement at White House
President Roosevelt foresees a quick conclusion to the coal wage agreements with operators and the United Mine Workers within 24 hours. Secretary Ickes Attorney General Cummings and NRA chiefs attended the White House session as coal code details advance toward approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Ysear
Ickes
Cummings
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
White House
Roosevelt
Warning Of Strong Gale Covers Atlantic Coast To Charleston
The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings from the Florida coast to Atlantic City with hurricane warnings from Wilmington to Hatteras and Beaton to Charleston. A tropical disturbance northeast of Tampico and another near Savannah show hurricane force winds and a potential landfall late tonight or Saturday morning. Brownsville warnings remain in effect.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Wilmington
Hatteras
Beaton
Charleston
Savannah
Isulf
Tampico
Mexican
Brownsville
Texas
Actress Claire Windsor vows marriage to dodge judgment
LOS ANGELES September 15 A superior court jury ordered actress Claire Windsor to pay Mrs. Marian Read 75000 for alienation of affections of Read's former husband Alfred C Read. Windsor said she would marry if needed to escape payment and a motion for a new trial was planned as lawyers prepared to take the case to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los ‘Angeles
Superior Court
Marian Read
Alfred C. Read
Claire Windsor
State Supreme Court
Miss Windsor
Poorer Wards Pay More Taxes In Baltimore Study
Baltimore city collector Thomas C. Young reports poorer wards show a smaller share of uncollected taxes than richer wards for 1933. As of July 1934 total uncollected taxes reached 9.01 million dollars, with the harbor front Fourth Ward at 17 percent delinquencies and the Nineteenth Ward in the western area at 41 percent.
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Baltimore
Thomas C. Young
Young
Baltimore Harbor Front
Grain Market Quotes from The Stickell Sale Corp Chicago
The Stickell Sale Corp at 26 W Washington Chicago quotes the grain market. The report notes a contrast that British publishers released more new books than Americans during 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickell Sale Corporation
Washington &J
Hagerstown, Md
Dairymen Demand Audit as Milk Pact Reopened
Farmers from five states pressing for a full audit of distributor books and parent firms argue the milk code favors distributors over producers and consumers. Dr Clyde L King, federal milk administrator, pledges a complete audit while Secretary Wallace says King will likely stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Clyde L. King
Suilk
King
Wallace
Patent Office Self Support Hopes From Conway Coe
Washington September 15 Conway P Coe a Marylander and Uncle Sam's Commissioner of Patents says the patent office can be self supporting this year The office spent about 5 000 000 annually and ran a deficit of 800 000 in the year ended June 20 1932 The deficit was reduced to 165 000 by June 30 He believes the office will pay for itself this fiscal year and notes discussions on fee reductions may follow The report ends with a brief note about fresh Jersey spots butterfish trott porgies and other fish in season from direct waters and a mention of Shipp's Fish Met 째
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Washington
Conway P.coe
Sam
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Old Jim Crown
Mayflower Cab
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Eng
Misa Mercedes Gleitz
English Channel
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill Tra Faheney
Mgr
Tom Cross
Cushwa
Q Phone
Pitas
Mrs. Read
Read
Claire
Mrs.Read
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Megoman
Armatrona
Amer. T. & T. Lal
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Atchison
Beth Steel
Case
Chrysler Wattes
Consol. Gaz
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Penna
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U.S. Steel
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Union Pacific
Westhourse Elec
Western Unie
Weat
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Warner Bros
Chicago Grain Market
Jersey
Shipp
Cadaeae
Chevrolet
Buyers Guide
Ford Tudor ‘Epéeidl
Ohry
Sfort
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Asto
W. Waah
Murphy’s «Ur Market
Summit Ave
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