Auto Wreck Kills Gettysburg College Student Near Hagerstown
A car on Greencastle Pike near Hagerstown failed to turn, killing Samuel Roberts Serena of Sissen Island Minnesota a Gettysburg College student, and injuring five others. Richard Bowls escaped the crash with two fractured ribs while Ray Gladhill sustained a cut eye and head bruises. Other occupants from Philadelphia Baltimore and Monessen were injured or unharmed. Funeral services for Serena were slated at 2 pm in Hagerstown after the Washington County Hospital treated the injured.
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Samuel Roberts Serena
Sissen Island
MN. Y
Getphry College
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Greecastle pike
Richard Bowls
Middletown
Ray Gladhil
sonior
T. Gladhill
Prederick W. BEchelberger
Philadelphias
Donald H. Pook
Baltimore
Pericles N. Askounes
Monesser
anl
Gettysburg College
Gladhill
gix
Serene
Cearfoos
Greencastle pike
welock todes
hoya
Philip Hill Sued Over Daughters Education Fees
Washington Pec March 6 AP John Philip Hill Republican gubernatorial hopeful for Maryland was sued in the District Supreme Court for 2663 by Hotton Arms School alleging he failed to pay tuition for his three daughters who enrolled in February 1931. Two daughters have attended all terms to date and the third until last June. Hill announced his candidacy several months ago.
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Washington
John Philip ‘Hill
Maryland
District Supreme Court
Hotton Arms School
Washingon
Hil
Hill
Income From Liquor Law Reaches 44814 In Annapolis
Annapolis reports 44814.01 income to date from liquor law as licenses and excise stamps rack up. State Comptroller notes 10 manufacturers and eight wholesalers paid fees totaling 7299.54. Licenses issued for four months and 26 days run to April 30, 1934, with future full licenses priced at 2000.
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Annapots
Des
cnses RO
Bingaman Murder Trial Remains Unresolved
Proceedings in the Bingaman murder case continued with arguments heard as the trial for the alleged killing of Reuben Sollemerger proceeds. Witnesses and attendees at the court session included station attendants as the case unfolds in Hagemswin. In other news, the Monocacy Club announces a Christmas meet and a choir event at the Evangelical Reformed church on Tuesday evening at 7:39.
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Hagemswin
Wien
Emanuet
Bingaman
Gethrsurg
Reuben Sollemerger
Evangelial Reformed chase
Charies
Weather data snippet from December 1932
Reading shows December precipitation at 2.21 inches with December 1933 excess reaching 7.87 inches through December 1. Yesterday high reached 47 while lows stood at 47. Sun set around 4:47 and rise around 7:17 tomorrow with local times noted.
Roosevelt creates national emergency information council
President Roosevelt creates a national emergency council to coordinate recovery activities. The council includes key agencies and Frank Walker is named to serve as director for the time being. State directors will coordinate regional work to unify information from federal agencies.
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Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Frank Walker
Washington
Itterlee
AAA
NRA
Home Loan
sue Farm | Credit Adminisration
Consumers Council
Frank | Walker
new ‘council
Punfommatics
tureau
fing informatio an
Byrd to Sail Tuesday for South Pole Expedition
Rear Admiral Byrd is set to sail next Tuesday on a South Pole expedition voyage. The wooden flagship remains at anchor in Harper, while preparations and oceanic tasks continue. The main camp will be established in Latin America or the southern region as the arduous polar voyage advances.
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BYRD
SOUTH POLE
Wellnesn
S. Z
Aknad
peer
Poe
harper co
America
Rone
Amerca
Kolph
James Rolph
California
che
Republican national committee
j south
Rolph
ernor
Ritchie
Maryland
Return Of Liquor Sparks Mixed Reactions Across States
A federal repeal of Prohibition spreads as 26 states ratify repeal with varying celebration levels. Officials and reformers align with President Roosevelt to prevent a return of saloons while regulators and industry leaders adjust to new codes and enforcement. Jersey establishes a liquor plan after an 11 hour dry period, vetoed then revived by the legislature.
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Washington
Dec
Utah
Roosevelt
congress
Jersey
New Jersey
Harry Moore
Fishing Creek Camp Enrolls 178 Men in Conservation Corps
About 178 men are enrolled at Fishing Creek Camp of the Civilian Conservation Corps with a goal of 200 or more as work progresses. The group is engaged in meadow and woodland tasks around Fishing Creek. a separate unit houses oral labor at Syndimming’s wooden winter barracks. Exterior work on five of six buildings is near completion while half the winter supplies have arrived. Captain Jovin Basford reports progress and notes supplies include clothing despite ongoing shortfalls.
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Crelian Conservation Corps
CaInD
Bear Fishing creek
sli
famp
ioral jadoz
Syndimg
Jovin Basford
Frank B. Hayne
Young Men's Bible Society Plans Annual Meeting
Frederick County society outlines plans for its annual meeting to be held Sunday January 14 at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Dr McCarthy of the Covenant Presbyterian Washington. William Schildknecht will report the society's calporteur for the year. Ames Hendrickson is president of the Bible Society.
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Young Men's Bible Seciecy
Frederick County
society
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Dr. McCarthy
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Washington
the
Bible Society
William Schildknecht
R Ames Hend-rickson
Bib
The New Deal WASHINGTON By Rodney Dutcher NEA Service Writer
Washington dispatch outlines intense debate over government stock in banks and a federal bank plan to expand banking access in sparsely served areas. It notes bankers fear government control and regulatory strings, plus political dynamics around race, land policy spats between Ickes and Tugwell, and postmaster generals threats amid party line tensions.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA
Washington
matty
RPC
Big
New York
Andy Mellon
RPO
federal bank
ineritsbie
George M. Robinson Dead at 72 in Frederick County
George Michael Robinson longtime postmaster and agent of the Western Maryland Railroad at Less Sission died at home Tuesday night after a two month illness due to heart trouble. He was 72 and survived by his widow Bele Mumma Robinson, two sisters and a son Luther, with services at St. Lutheran church followed by interment at Creagerstown cemetery. Local Lodge and church affiliations noted.
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George Michael Robinson
Western Maryland Railroad
Sission
Loys
Mc. Robinson
dammes
Margaret Robinson
Creagerstown
Acacia Lodge
Jr. O. T
Rocky Ridge
Good Samaritan Lodge
LE O. O
Thurmont
Engs Lutheran church
Exunfisburg
burg
Mumma Robinson
E’sie Freshour
Bela Robinson
aby ore
Luther Robinsor
uccHani
Charles Robom
Braddosk
Emma Devildiss
Lutheran chissourg
ML ‘Creager and Son
Tal Gipedess
Wreck at Cherry Hill Kills Two on Passenger Train
A northbound Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac passenger train plowed into the derailed southbound freight after a landslide at Cherry Hill, 25 miles north of Fredericksburg. Two engineers died, fireman also lost, several passengers injured, service halted between Richmond and Washington.
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Fredericksburg
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac F
Cherry Hill
here
Edward C. Kuhn
W. H. Jordan
Richmond
J. Nicholson
New Bedford
Mass
H. H. Levinstein
Petersburg
David Covert
New York
FE. T. Paul
Harrisburg
Mary Johnson
Estelle N.C
Amanda Stanley
Chicago
trafic
Washington
King's Daughters Class Annual Banquet at Calvary Church
The King's Daughters Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church held its annual banquet in the parish hall with 72 attendees. Officers were elected for the coming year, a red and white quilt with congregant names was presented, and reports on class activities and missionary support were given.
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King’s Daughters’ Bible
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Jesse Yingling
Casper E. Cline
G. Elis Williams
Florence Stine
Mos Sheridan Blemlinger
Agee Schule
Mos Elizabeth Sanders
Minster Rice
Shaxbridge
El’dersturg
Hoides Skelton
Additional revenue act changes target U.S. taxes
A House Ways and Means subcommittee proposed 30 changes to the revenue act estimating an extra 35 million dollars annually for the government. In Virginia, a 13 member committee was named to close all dark tobacco markets because of low tobacco prices.
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Washington
House
Blackstone
Virginia
Trees To Go On Sale Soon In Christmas Push
Fredericton residents anticipate the Christmas season with trees on sale soon and stores offering bargains. Weather prospects remain uncertain but colder days may boost Yuletide spirit while post office guidance urges early mailing and careful wrapping for holiday parcels. Christmas greens are already appearing and street displays are expected with improving weather.
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Frederick countions
Fredericktonians
Forest fires fought by CCC crews in Catoctin area
Four small fires burned about 25 acres this fall in the Catoctin South Mountain district. CCC members aided under Forest Guard Marion Ricci, with incidents near Labertytown, Indian Springs, Shooksown, and Highland. State Forester Besley warned of potential widespread fires without rain.
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Ibsve
Catoctin-South Mountain
Friests
Willam G. Renner
Henner
Cirsilian Conservation Corps
Renner
Labertytown
Hamburg tower
Marion Ricci
CCC
Indian Springs
Henry’ Chisman
Shooksown
Palmer
Toxerman Albert Harley, Jr
Highland
Sugar Laat
P. W Besley
AHegany county
Lindberghs Land in Natal Brazil After Long Atlantic Hop
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive in Natal Brazil after a 1650 to 1900 mile flight from Bathurst Gambia. Crowds fill streets and stores close for celebrations as the famous aviators report to a navy radio station and wave to the cheering public.
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NATAL
BRAZIL
Charles A. Lindbergh
noroas
South Atlantic ocean
Bazhurs
Gambia
Africa
Lindbergh
Eadio
navy
Lindberghs
Bathurst
West Africa
Baltimore sports writer Frank Patterson dies at 69
Frank Prierre Patterson longtime Sun and Evening Sun writer dies of heart disease in Baltimore at 69. Born in Winston-Salem he studied at the University of North Carolina and worked at the Baltimore American before joining the Sun family papers where he led sports and editorial work. He is survived by his widow Mrs Patterson née Mary Exher Thomas and four brothers.
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Baltimore
Frank Prierre Patterson
Sun
Evening Sun
Winston-Salem
N. C
University of North Carolina
Baltimore American
the
Sunpapers
Patterson
Mary Exher Thomas
Frederick, Md
Second Scottsboro Negro 8 Convicted in Alabama Case
Clarence Norris, the second of seven Negro defendants in the Scottsboro case retried on a charge of assaulting a white woman near Scottsboro, Alabama, was convicted. Five other defendants remain pending appeal or scheduling as cases proceed. Liquor sale begins in Montgomery County with dispensaries opening this afternoon under a newly formed liquor control board.
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Decatur
Ala
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
Aiorpat county
garr altomantaly tarries
Soe
Patterson
Norris
Montgomery
Maryland
Montgomery county
Montgomery countriquor control board
Balzmore
Benjamin C. Perry
Bethesda
phpsician
Downer M. Williams
Capt
Ward Caddington
Rockrile
John C. Walker
Siger Spring
George A. Sacks
Charlies ¥. Latimer
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May Kohn
Hope College
Maryland Home Economic Student Club Committee
Charl Williams
National Educational Association
U.S
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Ickes
Tugwell
Bureau of Reclamation
Joseph G& O'Mahoney
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