Auto Inspection Drive Tightens On Highways Statewide
State police press a campaign to enforce auto inspections with uninspected cars receiving red two day stickers and possible new plates. Commissioner E Austin Baughman orders continued local inspections while Frederick and nearby areas show many comply. About a quarter of vehicles statewide remain unchecked awaiting stricter enforcement and mandatory inspection before 1933 registrations.
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Marioneties Play at Hood College Evergreen Tree
Local program lists The Marioneties of Hood College with a December 9 and 20 show dates, 8 pm performances. The event features a choral preshow by Miss Estherine Kee and Miss Max, with The Messiah performed by the group under the auspices of the Treasures Club at the Chris Reformed Church in Germantown.
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D. Hesersionn
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Weather fragment shows 1831 and 1932 precipitation notes
Fragmentary weather text records precipitation figures for December with dates 1831 and 1932 and mentions high and low temperatures. The readable parts reference inches of rainfall and daily conditions without coherent context.
Government posts 1932 deficit and rising public debt
Washington Del AP The government closed its 1932 fiscal year on November 30 with a deficit of 751492 and gross public debt of 20806023836. The gross debt rose about 3680000000 since November 1 while new tax bills added 73900000 in miscellaneous internal revenues, totaling 324520195.
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Annual Meeting Actions for Frederick County Agricultural Society
The Frederick County Agricultural Society mails life members a proposed amendment package for the January 7 meeting. Proposals include increasing membership from 250 to 500, authorizing a bond issue, and issuing assessment shares to cover the difference between purchase and present prices. Members are asked to vote on these changes and indicate subscription preferences.
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Walton League 10 Takes Up Protection of Black Bass
Representatives of chapters of the Walton League in Maryland and the District of Columbia will hold a meeting and dinner at 6:30 in the Blue and Grey Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel under the Maryland and District Izaak Walton League. Topics include progress in Maryland to protect bass and conservation efforts. Dr. M D Arcy Magee of Washington is expected to preside and invitations went to all chapter officers.
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Glad Circle Meeting in Rome of Air and BrowmGeld
The Glad Circle held a monitty meeting Wednesday evening at the Rome of Air with Mrs. BrowmGeld and Mrs. Barmonuy Grose Biss among attendees. After business, the committee planned a gram and refreshments as part of the social hour.
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White House declines audience for women marchers group
Nine women led by Mrs. William Osgood Field visit the White House to deliver a petition about the hunger marchers. Theodore Joslin says an audience with President Hoover is unlikely, plans to discuss the matter with a secretary instead. The group says it will seek meetings with Vice President Curtis and House leaders.
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Hoover
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Women’s independent committee of the constitutional rights
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New York
Theodore Joslin
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Hunger marchers move from Pittsburgh toward Washington
Several hundred hunger marchers left Pittsburgh early today to reach Washington as federal officers raided alleged communist headquarters in Uniontown. About 20 people were arrested there as the march preparations continued while more than 500 men and women gathered at Bohemian Hall in Pittsburgh to load trucks with gas, tents, and surplus food funded by the city for the trip to the capital.
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Western District Meeting of Women Missionary Society Held in Buckeystown
The Western District unit of the Marriané Branch of the Methodist Protestant Church Woman’s Missionary Society held its quarter meeting in Buckeystown Maryland. Officers were elected and reports given including poetry excerpts and a devotional. About 45 delegates attended with lunch provided by the Buckeystown Auxiliary.
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Woman's Missionary Society
F.C. Routser
Religious Education Council Annual Meeting and Supper
The Religious Education Council of Maryland Delaware holds its annual meeting and supper Monday at 6:30 pm in Frederick at Hotel Frederick. An election will be held and an address by a representative of the Delaware Council of RevS Scupahen. Plans for the year were discussed with W. Sanderson in Baltimore acting as secretary.
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Baltimore
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Precter- Golly
Fredemeck
Johan S. Renn
Lous L. Wason
Jac Ramsourg
Eleanor D. Abbott
Anna M. Schach
J. Pred Maraddock
Two Men Die in Gas Tank Mishap at Plant
Baltimore December 2 AP two men were scalded to death and a third fatally injured when trapped in a gasoline cracking tank at the Continental Oil plant. Arthur L Warnick 37 and Joseph Auberger 33 bott orymakers died. Joseph Lampson 40 was fatally injured. A fourth workman Joseph Scendora escaped by climbing to safety after steam surged.
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Continental OL Company
Sere
Arthur L. Warnick
Joseph Auberger
Josep Lampson
Joseph Scendora
Wamick
Anberger
Sampson
Judiciary Committee Debates Prohibition Repeal Plan
The House Judiciary Committee failed to reach agreement on the Democratic repeal resolution in the morning session and planned to reconvene to continue talks. Chairman Sumners said the meeting is not official, but committee members are pressing to decide their course of action.
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Murder Bar Used To Kill Woman Found In Petersburg Home
Richmond dispatch says Mrs. Lottie Shumen aged 32 was found dead at her Petersburg home after a bar used as a weapon was found beside her body. Police report says her head was crushed in a rear doorway area.
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Lottie Shumen
Stop Eight
Petersburg
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Green Heads Labor Again Meet in Capital Next
Washington debate slips into focus as labor leaders push for action in the capital. Markets show tentative gains with call money at 3.79 and a 22 dollar starting point amid uncertain policy signals.
Bazaar and Supper Held in Church Event
Bazaar and suppers described with volunteers including Ridenour and Mrs. Arro ve, along with amplifiers and rosm 0 details, noting broadening efforts for the bazaar and the supper at the church.
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G O P Progressives Face Committee Seat Bets
Republican progressives in the Senate face a tight short session as they may retain key committee chairmanships while Democrats gain overall power. Senators Norris Nebraska Johnson California LaFollette Wisconsin hold important posts under pressure from Roosevelt supporters.
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Reesereis
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
commerce
LaPalette
Wisconsin
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U.S. May Not Ease War Debt Payments Request
After a 3 hour meeting, officials discussed war debts and possible replies to French requests for delaying payments. Secretary Stinson indicated a reply may come. Strong sentiment against leniency in European debt payments grew as lawmakers reviewed the British note, with Republicans and Democrats signaling resistance to resuming payments.
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men
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Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
United States
Paris Seeks New Delay on World War Debts
Paris reports a second French note asking postponement of World War I debts to the United States. It notes President Hoover may recommend a fresh study of the debt issue and stresses France will not contest debt legality while urging surge relief to revive European and global economies amid rising misery and unemployment.
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United States
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Congréss
Washington
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France
Europe
Special Session to Aid New York City
Albany moves to aid New York City government after a late night conference. Acting Governor Lehman says an extraordinary session will be held next Friday to consider restoring state control over salaries to enable pay cuts. Estimates suggest substantial cuts could affect tens of thousands of city workers.
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New York city
Herbert H. Lehman
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Von Schleicher Asked To Form Presidial Cabinet
Bundeskanzler Hindenburg presses von Schleicher to form a presidial cabinet amid the political crisis in Germany. Reports say Papen sought the move as leaders assess the situation and potential consequences for the chancellorship.
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Fireman Burned to Death in Train Wreck Case
The Washington county case against Huon Grove centers on Sharas who was charged in a scheme involving Howard Zimmermes. Zermanman identified Grove but did not appear as a prosecuting witness as the case was pressed by State’s Attorney J. Lloyd Harshman. The Oriole Cab Company says Zimm erman is no longer connected with them and will not prosecute.
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J. Lloyd Harshman
Oriole Cab Company
Zimmerman
Greeting Card Postage Ruling Announced
Postmaster General announces a ruling on greeting card postage clarifying rates for cards in sealed and unsealed envelopes. Cards with messages beyond simple wishes incur higher third class postage per ounce, while abbreviated greetings may reduce charges if the envelope is sealed and properly addressed.
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Roosevelt to Leave Warm Springs Tuesday
Franklin D. Roosevelt planned to depart Warm Springs Georgia on Tuesday to reach Albany for the opening of the New York Legislature special session. The trip was announced from Warm Springs on December 2.
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WARM SPRINGS
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New York
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