Christmas decorations planned for White Way poles at Frederick city
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for decorating about sixty street poles with laurel and lights along White Way in Frederick. Committees were named for decorations, lighting, and fund raising with a goal of $500 to be turned over to the city. prizes up to $15 for best outdoor lighting were proposed for homes and businesses.
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Seven injured in city hoopla crash near hotel
At least seven people were injured when a procession returning home from a city event collided near a hilltop. George Pomanera and Christ Pappas suffered arm injuries, while John Makris and others received facial lacerations. Judge Henry Mussetter and Officer Walter Ko May were among the injured as details emerged from the wreck scene and ongoing investigation.
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Wrong car wrong party Chapman Kas Dec 1
Ed Arnold mistook another automobile for his own and drove off in error. Embarrassment followed when the mistake was learned. The incident names several local Republican candidates and city officials in a list of figures connected to the event.
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Wheat prices surge on local market amid bumper harvest
Local farmers report wheat selling around 1.20 per bushel with prices reaching highs not seen since July 1820. Brokers say demand faltered after a spike and then eased, as farmers in Frederick County disposed of grain amid drought fears and war supply anxieties. Many plan to sell when prices stabilize, with an estimated 60 percent of county growers already off the field.
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Insurgents Bombard Madrid As Front Stalemate Persists
In Madrid insurgents shell the city and launch a heavy dawn attack while government forces defend key districts. Reports say air raids target the University City and Manzanares river banks as battle lines shift, with German and other foreign aid cited as influencing the siege. Authorities warn of ongoing bombardments and caution residents as the capital remains contested. Property records note Caroline Vo Kolb selling lots at Magnolia and Park Avenues to Mr and Mrs Seeger, with separate deeds to Mr and Mrs Harry Lorirtaln.
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Seven Die in Dynamite Blast at Delta Quarry, Pa
Seven workers die in a dynamite explosion at a southern York quarry. Names identified include Lee Jones and Roy Agros, both 18, plus Luther Williams 35 and siblings Ralph Weaver and others. The blast killed them as crews moved dynamite toward a tunnel. seven victims were near the charge, others escaped. Officials could not explain the blast immediately as dust cloud covered the scene.
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Vermont Governor Arrested In Bank Embezzlement Case
Vermont Governor Charles A M Smith, head of Rutland Marble Savings Bank, was arrested on charges relating to embezzlement from the bank. State officials said the case stems from a bookkeeper's theft totaling over a quarter of a million dollars. Bail set at 40,000 by Republican leaders Farle Kinsley and spouse. governor not arraigned as court date pending.
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No Report After Conference On Strike
Cumberland Maryland November thirty conference on strike at Celanese Corporation plant produced no statement on progress. State Police guard reduced to three officers. picket line down to two. Warrants issued by county sheriff and deputies against a number of strikers. four arrestees released on $1000 bail each after Saturday’s incident.
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France Seeks Three Power Alliance to Check Axis
Pars and London report France aims to form a mutual military alliance with Great Britain and Belgium to deter Germany and Italian influence. Premier Daladier and British leaders weigh plans for a defensive pact while denying divisions among Allies.
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Garner Reaches Capital Ahead Of Expected Return
Vice President Garner arrived in Washington from Texas with Mrs Garner and two battered suitcases and kept silent on why he came early. He refused to confirm reports he was summoned by President Roosevelt for any emergency during his South America trip. Rep Rayburn met the Garners and they conferred privately, prompting talk Garner might back Rayburn in the House leadership race. Sources note no International Labor Organization link in Geneva.
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Tien
Birthday cheers for Chief Judge Tams C. Richteon
Chief Judge Tams C. Richteon of Broderick County Orphans Court celebrated his birthday with well wishes at a Sunday luncheon. Trini attended as a dinner guest with brother MO Riley Etchieon in the city.
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Aveodates
Fire destroys Crystal Palace in London blaze
A spectacular fire tonight destroyed the Crystal Palace in London Bay New 10 Lanion era, sparking time loss of life and property. The blaze began in a women’s cloakroom and within an hour reduced the glass and iron structure to a blazing beacon. Firefighters battled the flames. several were injured, but no lives lost and the full extent of losses was being estimated.
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