Robbery at D W Winebrewer warehouse nets two suspects
Night officers surrounded a Sout Carroll warehouse as a robbery aimed at D W Winebrewer and Son, Inc. officers arrested Harry Engle and Martin L. Ropp, both held on $2,500 bond for preliminary hearing. Police praised Chief Steiner and Officers Hoffman Layman Brust and Lieut Scaler for the swift action.
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Winebrewer and Son, Inc
Steiner
Arhur Hoffman
Laymar
Brust
Scaler
Hoffman
par saomopie
Engle
Poline
Srm
Sivasey
Layman
Steimer
Serge
Sroith
Rog
Larman
automosiis m 2
fedeye Engle
peter
Sevaley
Grand Champion Steer to Be Steaks for $1.25 Lb
Chicago reports the International Livestock Show grand champion steer sold for 125 per pound, a three cent rise from last year’s champion. The Texas Special steer will be turned into steaks and toast for Chicago markets as the buyer, a local packing firm, buys the prize animal. The sale marks an upbeat start for the exhibit’s market display.
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Chicago
Texas
Weather summary for December 1931 and 1932 figures
Precipitation data shows December 1931 at 1.99 inches compared with normal 3.12 inches. Yearly totals through December show 1932 excess rainfall to December 8 at 8.98 inches. Yesterday's high matches a year ago at 59 while last night’s low was 29 and yesterday’s moonrise and moonset times are noted.
Hunger marchers near Washington face no danger say mayor
Frederick officials report close monitoring of hunger marchers moving east toward Washington. Mayor Elmer F Munshower says he communicates hourly with the group, expects no trouble if they pass through Predevick, and will meet them here. Police prepare for possible demonstrations as 406 to 600 autos join the ranks en route to Cumberland. Capitol authorities plan to bolster White House and Capitol security with federal support.
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Frederick
Washington
Elmer F. Munshower
Toledo
Cleveland
star city
constance
Cumberland
Capitol
Ernest W. Brown
District of Columbia
White House
Dr John P Delaney Killed By Automobile
Geneva December 1 AP An automobile accident killed Dr John Pope Delaney a naval family descendant and former Annapolis applicant He was struck and run over by a car and died en route to a hospital Attending details note his father Admiral Michael Granville Delaney and grandfather Commodore John Pont were notable naval figures in American history. The piece also mentions local society notices including a Children of the American Revolution meeting and other Frederick area notices.
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Geneva
John Pope Delaney
Delaney
Michael Granville Delaney
John Pont
Annapolis Naval Academy
Auto Establishments Change Locations In Local Realignment
Three Brunswick auto firms relocate as negotiations finalize. Albaugh Chevrolet Sales moves from 615 North Market to Maryland Motor Archive building at 114 West Patrick Street, now home to Francis Scott Key Garage. Francis Scott Key Garage will shift taxicab and rent-a-car operations to South Market Street by Carroll Creek Bridge. Kline's Auto Supply to reclaim former site at West Seventh and Bemiz streets, returning to the Kline building where Richard F. Kline will manage the operation.
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Albaugh Chevrolet
North Market street
Maryland Motor Archtive Company
West Patrick street
Francis Scott Key
Albaugh siren
A. RK. Albaugh
Brunswick
Maryland
Francis Scott Key Garage
South Market street
Carroll creek bridge
Nomh Market j street
Albaugh
Kline
Auto Supply
West Seventh
Bemiz streets
Ralph G. Kline
Richard F. Kline
Montreal gas blasts rip northern streets in one night
In Montreal Quebec on December 1 AP reports sewer and gas main explosions ripping six square miles. Twelve people are injured. no deaths. A three story building collapsed and fires were fought by firefighters, manholes flew, flames leaped along torn streets, and dramatic escapes were recounted as two blasts struck.
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Montreal
Quebec
Maryland Prison Labor Attacked by AFL Delegation
Cincinnati dispatch says the AFL convention adopted a resolution opposing prison labor in every state. The vote called for opposition to the Lorton Virginia reformatory using unskilled labor. Elyde Mills of Washington urged a vote opposing prison labor nationwide, noting Maryland’s system resembles a manufacturing plant more than a prison.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor convention
Lorton
Four Masked Men Steal $3000 From Pa Bank
Four masked men armed with shotguns and pistols robbed the Southampton State Bank in Bucks County pa forcing tellers and patrons to the floor. They fled in an automobile with about $3000, leaving some bonds missing and few bystanders aware of the crime.
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Southampton
Southampton State Bank
smal
Bucks county
Christmas Cards Postage Change Notices
Postal workers are alerted that unsealed envelopes containing Christmas cards may fall under third class rates of one and a half cents each. If envelopes are sealed the sender owes three cents under the posted rule.
Snallygaster Capture At Myersville Stirs Valley Lore
Report details a giant owl like creature named snallygaster captured near Myersville after being wounded in the wing by Harry Wachtel. Community excitement, eyewitness accounts, and old monster tales accompany the scene as the bird is prepared as a local trophy.
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Harry Wachtel
Myersvile
Byle Bute
Middletown
Myersville
Trask | Walton
lal
snall
D. Zégar Bittle
Wachtel
Eric Bittle
Government rests its case against Mann in lottery trial
The government rested its case against Conrad Ho Mann and others on charges of sending lottery tickets across state lines. Mann, Eden, McGuire, and Walsh faced limited testimony as defense readiness continued. A light machine gun note appears in unrelated wartime context.
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New York
Conrad Ho Mann
oda. Mann
Kansas City
cades, i
Fs E. Hering
Order of Eagles magazine
Bernard C. McGuire
Ramond Walsh
pepe
Gelemse attorners
feuzr
wo Mann
Eagles’ bamzar
MacGuire
Walsh
Glass Named for Secretary of Treasury Rumors
Warm Springs Ga reports suggest Senator Glass of Virginia is favored for the Treasury post in the Wilson administration. Some say Farley would lead the Postmaster General role, while Glass’s health questions keep confirmation uncertain. Prohibition repeal and farm relief discussions remain on the agenda for the short Senate session.
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Warm Springs, G
Senator Glass
Virg
Washington
Dec
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Housevelt
Worm Springs
SINGS AT HOOD Through the Contemporary Ciub of ch Miss Low Town
Women attended a Hood club gathering led by president Mrs Dersey Gaither. Jean Gaither read a poem and others performed readings and songs under hostess oversight. The next meeting will be December 13 at Mrs J B Dersey Gaither’s home with a project demonstration.
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Ciub
Miss Low Town
Frederick
Kent
Hood
Ream
Unionville
Cisb
wath
tse
uresiding
cumg
Dersey Gaither
Alabama
Fionda
J. B Dersey Gaither
Thurmont Players Stage Mystery Comedy The House of the Plashing Light
The Romany Players of Thurmont present The House of the Plashing Light a mystery comedy on Friday December 9 with novel lighting magical effects and special musical features. Cast includes Grace Groninger Loukie Brown Mayme Byler Ruth Crone Blanche Eyier Margaret Creeger Lee J Kelbaugh James Greesen Metin Derr Ernest Hemmaker and F P Swing. Directors Miss Wary Roddy and Dorothy Beachley. The group started three years ago under Hugh Q. Miler of Thurmont who remains a keen supporter. Officers listed.
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Romany Players
Thurmont
Missee
Grace Groninger
Loulke Brown
Mayme Byler
Ruth Crone
Blanche Eyier
Margaret Creeger
Lee J. Kelbaugh
James Greesen
Metin Derr
Ernest Hemtmaker
FP. D. Swing
Wary Roddy
Dorothy Beachley
Hugh Q. Miler
Fliurmont
Mary Reddy
Alen Cree
JA. G. Witt
Earl T. Kellpaugh
Reorganization Plan for New York City Presented
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith testified before the Hofstadter committee detailing a city reform plan. He proposed the mayor as the supreme executive officer over the houses with a strengthened Senate and civic offices. Smith, raised on the lower East Side, argued the borough system adopted 35 years ago is antiquated and urged a decision on central city government.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Hofstadter legislative committee
tixe
Senaiz and nexty
lower East
Hurlock cashier convicted by jury in embezzlement case
Cambridge Maryland reports former Hurlock cashier Maz C. Smits found guilty by a jury on embezzlement and conspiracy charges. Sentencing not yet determined. Hospital minister Simmons mentioned in related notes. Market drift section notes a quiet session with modest gains and buoyant industrials. Sterling cables quoted at 3.23 and a half, call money at 1 percent.
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Cambridge, Md
APJ
Maz C. Smits
Book of
Hurlock
sonspracy
dh B Simmons
New York
Sterling cables
Hood College Student Recital Slated in Brodbeck Hall
Hood College Music Department announces a Friday 7 30 pm student recital in Brodbeck Hall featuring the Hood College orchestra directed by Miss Catherine Willams and Miss Helen Harp with several resident students performing piano violin voice and piano four hands. The program spans Beethoven Mendelssohn Debussy Schubert and Schumann with accompanying faculty and notable student performers from Frederick and nearby towns.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College orchestra
Catherine Willams
Helen Harp
Ruth Willhide
Elaine Zimmerman
LaRue Thomas
Marjorie Adam
Iene Romberger
MEdred Phillips
Helen Roberts
Dorothy Weissman
Eleanor Eichelberger
Harp
Mirlim Rholds
Frederick
Hood
Eichelberger
Willhide
Thomas
Adam
Weiseman
MacDosell
Elaine mmemman
pmanofore
Warum
Schuman
Valse
Chopin
Lanue Toomis
Sams Toi
D'Hardelet
Ware
Ione Romberger
accompanis
Bach
Mildred Phillips
Ford Recovers With Amazing Rapidity
Detroit Des AP reports Henry Ford's Ditness, initially seen as strangulated femoral hernia with infected appendix, proved to be a rare case. Dr Roy D McClure notes the incision revealed a hernial sac. Ford, recovering rapidly, exhibits remarkable recuperative powers for his age.
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Detroit
Des
Henry Ford
Roy D. McClure
Ford
Fourth in air power report says
A report states four in air power estimates and outlines arrangements for Saint Timothy's service. Bishop presides, with service at 7:30 p m. on December 11, at Vindime chapel. Christmas plans still unsettled. Cold wave in central Mexico lasts ten days killing seven in Mexico City area, Pachuca, Puebla, and state of Mexico.
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St. Timothy's
Mexico City
Mexico
Pachuca
Puebla
state of Mexico
British War Debt Note Receives Washington Attention
Washington on December 1 received a new British war debt note delivered to Secretary Stimson. The note requests moratorium extension and debt reconsideration, with France Belgium Poland Czechoslovakia and Latvia submitting memoranda. The U.S. response favored Congress action and did not promise moratorium relief. Paris cabinet approves a French debt note to Washington delaying a $20 million December 15 payment.
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Great Britain
France
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Cabinet
Paris
Washington
Bishop Creighton barred from entering Mexico amid crackdown
Local interest grows after Rt. Rev. Frank W. Creighton Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Mexico is denied entry to Mexico during his visit. He spoke at the Blue Mountain Conference in summer and now resides in New York City serving as secretary for Domestic Mission work. Creighton has led the Mexican diocese for about four years, with an assistant bishop recently in place. Reports note other American Protestant clergymen may face similar bans under the 1927 religious law.
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Mexico
Frank W. Creighton
Creighton
Blue Mountain
Episcopal Church
Hood College
New York city
Philadelphia
Savoy Plaza Hotel Seized by Receiver in Bankruptcy
The Savoy Plaza Hotel, a major New York fixture on Fifth Avenue, is placed in receivership as the Ingg T Company, owner, files for bankruptcy. The action follows a petition filed in federal court, with little schedules attached, while debts and obligations remain unsettled. Five workers die in a gas explosion at a Nova Scotia mine, marking the third fatal Canadian mining accident in weeks.
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Inng T Company
Sevoy- Plazes connecacion
Savoy Plaza
Futh avenue
Tne
ito
River Herbert
N.S
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