Christmas Club Reports and County Fatalities Highlight Year
The article details Christmas club payout plans with fixed payments and bank participation, plus a yearly sheriff’s report listing 40 sudden deaths in Frederick County. It tracks automobile and railroad accidents, natural deaths, and other causes from December 1, 1926, to December 1, 1929, naming numerous individuals and locations.
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CHRISTMAS CLUB
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Frederck
Willam C. Roderick
Sabitla
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Clyde L. Hauver
Ror Brown
North Bentz
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IRDBERGH AID OFFERED IN SEARCH FOR FLYER
AP reports Col today offered help in locating pilot Charles A Lindbergh’s missing New York to Cleveland flight. Efforts focused on rough terrain between Cassidale and Nelson, with officials noting difficult conditions hindered tracking.
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City closes streets for children safety plan
Mayor Culler announced West Church Street between Record and Be Streets will be closed to traffic to let children coast safely, a city coast program initiative aimed at reducing hazards for youngsters in a busy downtown area.
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Maryland Court Sentences For Minor Offenses In 3 Month Terms
A magistrate delivers three month terms for minor offenses in Frederick County court. A poolroom incident on All Saints Street leads to custody after resistance. Jesse Krantz pays a $29 fine for hunting with a brother's license. Earl Dela Hargerstown is fined $23 for a separate license violation.
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Two Young Bank Bandits Given Four Years Each
In Hagerstown on December 4 an AP report states Paul R Besson and Fred A Stouffer, both 19, pleaded guilty to robbing the Maughansine branch of the town Bank and Trust Company. They were sentenced by Judge Iran Wasama to four years each in the state penitentiary, with admissions of holding up the bank and firing shots before escaping.
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Fred A. Stouffer
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Prohibition Fight Shapes Senate Battle With Vare
In a stalled Senate scene Senator-elect Willam S Vare enters the chamber to plead his right to sit as Pennsylvania’s Republican senator. He returns, using a cage for support, hoping to take the oath after being denied two years ago.
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Nebraska
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Senate
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Gol. Markey Executive Heads New Florida Resort
Announcement says D. John 32 heads a new Hugo Club near Lake Wales Florida as the executive in charge. The club includes a golf course and a large preserve of over 1 000 acres around a stocked lake, with about 20 000 acres of state land nearby for park purposes.
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Hugi Club
Lake Wales
Fionda
Hoover Budget Reveals 3.83 Billion Needed for Next Year
Hoover unveils first federal budget showing a requested 3.83 billion dollars to run the government next year. The report outlines anticipated expenditures across departments and programs, highlighting spending priorities and financial gaps for the coming fiscal period.
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Budget Plan Proposes Major Tax Reductions and Defense Spending
The President's first budget message outlines a large deficit with a nearly 40 billion dollar gap, citing unfilled funds for the Farm Board and carryovers from the current year. It calls for tax cuts lowering corporation and individual rates, while expanding spending for the Navy, Arm s, rivers and harbors, flood control, Indian care, and forest protection. An additional 380 million for the Navy and billions for construction programs are noted, with detailed allocations across departments and anticipated funding gaps addressed by future requests.
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Farm Board
Post Office Department
Congress
Navy
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War Department
Panama
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Dry Agents Trained in Lawful Arrest Methods
The Secretarial report notes progress in Treasury Department enforcement of prohibition with better cooperation among bureaus. It cites stabilizing operations and reduced bootlegging, while highlighting a rise in industrial alcohol use from new fields. In the year, 5,193 contritlons under federal narcotic laws and 83,789 ounces of narcotic drugs were seized or purchased as evidence.
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Mellon Seeks Tax Cuts Backed by Treasury Surplus
Secretary Mellon formally presented a tax reduction plan to Congress citing a Treasury surplus of 184 million dollars for the current year and projecting 1229 million for 1931. The proposal calls for a 1 percent cut to normal and corporate rates, a 1 percent personal rate, and a stepped scale on income with a 4 percent top rate, arguing broad benefit to business and workers.
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Chinese Communist Army Bandit Horde 4 Report Belated Alivai
A belated AP dispatch notes unrest linked to a Chinese Communist Army action described as a bandit raid. Details remain uncertain due to postwar censorship and fragmented reports.
Tax Reduction Bill Before House Thursday
The brief notes a tax reduction bill heading to a House vote on Thursday. It mentions a PAL approval and organizational actions by a Scout troop, with unclear details about who Andre represents.
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Royal Cafe
Lester Geneva
Ladiesburg
William Craig
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Grafton Diggs
Hopebilk
Marshall Allen
A. M. Bidle
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Abraham Fisher
Middle Alley
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Jefferson
Amanda Wallace
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Roscoe Green Meisner
Johnosville
Mabel Sparrow
Catonsjville
Market
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Arthur G. Myers
South street
Birdie I. Mathaner
Cumberland
Arcana
Willard ML Booker
Frederck Junction
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Jesse W. Brera
New Market
Arthur J. Smith
Walkersville High School
Carol Weeden
Buckerstown
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Marshall Smallwood
Maurice Walls fand
Daist B. Brewer
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Sabillasville
Frederick Hollis
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J. H. Hojsinger
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Joan Trleread
Francis Scott Rey Hoich
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