Alleged Slayer of Housekeeper Held in West Virginia
In Ridgely West Virginia coroner's jury reconvenes an inquest into Minnie Lambert's death. Homer C Smith 41 a railway car repairman is recommended to be held for Mineral county grand jury on first degree murder charge. Smith jailed in Keyser awaiting next month’s action. The report ends with an unrelated note on hockey.
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Ridgely
W. Va
Homer C. Smith
Mineral County
Minnie Lambert
Smith
Sisia
Keyser
Everly’s Phone 1344 Store Hours
Everly’s announces hours with digits 8 A M to 9 30 P M Saturdays 8 A M to 9 30 P M. The ad lists contact as store phone 1344 and standard midmorning to evening hours.
Rugs Real Bargains in Rugs
Hundreds of rugs greatly reduced in price including Wiltons, American, Orientals, axminsters, velvets, fibre and grass rugs from top manufacturers such as Whitalls, A & M, Karaghousian, Alexander Smith & Co., Hodges, Hightstown, Mohawk, Karastan, Bigelow-Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltons
American
Q Orientals
Axminsters
America
Whitalls, A. & M
Karaghousian
Alexander Smith & Co
Hodges, Hightstown
Mohawk
Karastan
Bigelow
Sanford
Radio models showcased by RCA Victor and others
A display highlights latest radio models from RCA Victor Crosley Zenith Atwater Kent American Bosch and General Electric showcasing advances in playback quality and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA Victor
Crosley
Zenith
Atwater Kent
American Bosch
General Electric
Et Ws
Wide range of electric and gas ranges and heaters
A broad selection of beautiful known electric ranges plus gas coal ranges and heaters. The advertiser promises first class service.
State seeks higher relief funds for October
Maryland officials pursue an additional $30 000 in federal relief for October with state funds adding $291 666 from gross receipts tax. Governor Nice convenes a relief meeting as winter looms and WPA projects begin, 170 men employed on five projects in Baltimore City Washington and Wicomico.
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Baltimore
Maryland Emergency Relief Administration
Greenstein
Works Progress Administration
Harry W. Nice
Washington
WPA
Governor's
Gov. Nice
J. Cookman Boyd
State Survey Commission
Hooper S. Miles
William 8. Gordy
Herbert R. O’conor
Alexander Armstrong
Howard Bruce
Howard B. Beck
Simon E. Sohbeloff
Horace Flack
Samuel E. Shannahan
Board of State Aid and Charities
William Paul Walker
University of Maryland
Francis H. Dryden
Baltimore City
Washington County
Wicomico
Sea Scout Cruise on Potomac River Hosts Troop 12
Boy Scout Troop No 12 of St Johns Episcopal Church joined Sea Scout Ship Commodore Maury officers for a Potomac River trip. They sailed from Charles Min at 2 00 pm, cruised on Cacapon Creek, then to Dam No 4, returning to Charles Mill dock at 6 00 pm. The crew reported no sea sickness, and the passenger list included H W Wibberly scoutmaster and many scouts. The ship was commanded by J S Webb with Pat Hutson and other crew aboard. The piece notes Versailles bread reference with Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette as baker and wife.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Maury
Potomac River
Charles Min
Cacapon Creek
Charles Mill
O. C
H. W. Wibberl
Edw. Brown
William Pennington
Paul Rhinehart
Harold Wibberly
J. S. Webb
Pat Hutson
Carpenter
Edw. Robertson
Dick Mowen
Support To Byrd Pledged By Paper
The Diamondback, the University of Maryland student weekly, endorses H C Byrd for university president. Byrd has acted as president since Pearson’s resignation. the paper credits a new campus spirit, improved academic standings, more teachers, and renowned faculty joining the staff, with bright prospects unseen in eight years.
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College Park
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland Today
Diamondback
University Student
Raymond A. Pearson
Byrd
Board of Regents
FDR Addresses Delegates on Welfare Mobilization
President Roosevelt opened the 1933 welfare mobilization, noting brighter economic skies yet urging best efforts from government and private agencies. He said direct relief is shrinking as work substitution rises and pressed for a broad advance across 350 autumn campaigns while private welfare support aims to return to 1929 levels.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Gerard Swope
Maryland Classis to Meet at Walkersville
The annual fall meeting of the Maryland Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will convene today at Grade Reformed Church Walkersville near Frederick with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Rev Seward R Kresge of Lewistown is president and representatives from national church boards will attend. Condition improved for Sent J Hamilton Lewis of Tinoinis with slight improvement noted by physicians last night.
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Frederick
Maryland
Moscow
Sent
J. Hamilton Lewis
Tinois
Great Fair Opens With Bustling Midway And Draft Horses
The Great Fair opens a full week of events led by A. K. Coffman with bright lighting and a packed midway. Simon Downey reports about 100 fine draft horses including Belgians and Percherons in front of the grandstand 1 to 4 30 on Wednesday and Thursday.
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A. K. Coffman
Simon L. Downey
Charles E. Shafer
Downsville
American statesman Stricken with Pneumonia in Moscow
The American statesman remains in serious condition after contracting pneumonia during a visit to Moscow. The illness has prompted concern as officials monitor his recovery and reschedule engagements.
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American Statesman
Moscow
Ripley's Feature Dazzles as Trio Performs Aerial and Comedy
Ripley's feature showcases a saxophone and clarinet act with simultaneous dancing. Tranger delivers sharp quips about Hagerstown. The Three Vespers impress in an acrobatic routine with teeterboard while Merle's cockatoos entertain. The Human Horse provokes big laughs as two young men assume performances. Miss Esma Wilson shocks with trapeze muscle grind, a show highlight. The orchestra anchors the revue, and Miss Avery urges full grandstands nightly. The production totals fifty performers.
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Tranger
Hagerstown
Merle
Esma, Wilson
Avery
Earliest dated tapes found in Thebes tomb of Thutmosis IV
A 1903 discovery yields the oldest accurately dated tape work, located in the tomb of Thutmosis IV at Thebes dating to 1420 1411 B C. The find highlights early Egyptian preservation or ceremonial textiles associated with the pharaohs.
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Thutmosis IV
B. C
Thebes
Poem Lost to Moonlit Waters Legend
A tale recounts LA Po, an eighth century Chinese poet, drowning after falling from a boat while attempting to kiss the moon’s reflection. The legend frames the fatal accident as a fateful yearning and a peril of moonlit quests at sea.
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LA Po
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Everly
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
FDR
American Gas
Kenneth Clark
Dr.Mead
Extension Service
William Doub
Chester Ernst
Lester Fisher
Kenneth Mharbst
Edgar Lewis
George Lowry
Harry Miles
Kenneth, Miles
Braydon Stine
Robert Stine
Harold Trumpower
L. H. Corderman
Old Orchard Farms
Mt. Etna Road
H. F. Mullendore
Harry Weber
Omer Harbatgh
G. W. Ohler
United Hungarian Club
New Hampshire Reds
Isaac Ankeney
Salvation Army
Jehovah's Witnesses
S. B. Hartle
Potomac Street
Holland Brewing Company
Porter Chemical Company
Gertrude Avery
Don Tranger
Miss Avery
Chalfonte
Haddon
Haddon Hall
Hadden Hall
Leeda and Lippincott Company
Atlantic City
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Buick
Frigidaire Potomac Edison CO
R. D. McKee
Elite Sie A3
Chevrolet
ETL
W. Franklin ST
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
Edwards
Armen
General Motors
Washington County Agricultural Ass’n
Hagerstown, Md
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