Car and money taken in early hold up
William Jamison of Baltimore told police three armed Black men forced him at Feaga ville to surrender his car and 52 dollars. He was then walked toward Frederick, with one assailant driving his own car and two following in the other vehicle. A second car appeared later with two men, and the robbers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Samison
Bradford airets
Balimore
Jamison
Prederick
Knoxr ' ward
Sergt. AE
Markler
Office
BP. Anderson
mies Jefferson
Jemison
Charles Town
W. Va
Baltimore
Frederick
Girl Persuades Him to Marry Here Claim
A readable fragment describes a girl persuading a man to marry her at a local venue. The text repeats the claim and includes partial foreign phrases and garbled dates or ages, limiting clear context. Further details are unreadable in the OCR excerpt.
Fire kills seven in home tragedy
A house fire claimed seven lives among the residents, with ages and names unreadable in the damaged text. Authorities investigating the cause, while neighbors recall a quiet family home in the community.
Weather notes from 1933 forecast and observations
Fragmentary weather item records 1933 figures with low temperatures, precipitation and moon phase notes. Includes references to yesterday, today and tomorrow, with incomplete station data and timing.
Lindberghs Near Miami on South American Flight
Natal Brazil to Miami flight by Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh, in a red monoplane, passed Fortaleza and Natal with plans toward downtown Belem and Amazonas headwaters discussed. Officials noted the long, 3740 mile route and anticipated Christmas homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Braz
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pata
Belem
Naval
Bathurst
West Africa
jet
sipculation
Pasa
Fortaleza
Ceara
Brazil
Col
Christmas Season Opens at Hood Sunday
Fragmentary notice describes a Christmas season opening at Hood Sunday. Names and lines are unreadable, but references to organ recitals and a figure labeled Prof. Heo PT Wade appear amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOOD
dhe annus
Chriscmes organ
Prof
Heo
Wade
Noel Normendke
Apple Sinden Lectures and Campus Events Stir Hood College Notes
Hood College faculty and alumni discuss a fund drive and honors while presenting a holiday program titled Hayfever by Coward. The event includes lectures by Robert McCarten and Ward Stamm, with plans for carols at Thurmont and a late Christmas Eve service by the Luther League of Evangelical Lutheran du Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. H. Apple Sinden
i Hood College
Theo iin geaath
voumter goniributions
emtertainmens
Pope
Raymond easurer
ofer
ace De Mabel DEF
Sromnanloes
Dr. Brown
Hayfever
Brodoeck
Tse plas
Coward
ward Stamm
Rader os J. Ziez
Robert McCarten
Thurmont
Luther League of Evangelical Lutheran du
Prerelease Quiet as Prisoner Heads to Execution Chair
A prisoner awaiting execution was reprieved as he stood at the chair, halting the proceedings at Tithe Stave Prison Den. The scene involved J. C. Barks and Len McDan, with AP reporting from Illinois on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tithe Stave Prison Den
Maio
ares
J.C. Barks
Len McDan
State revenue for liquor licenses figures released
Acclaims. Dec 3 AP reports state revenue from liquor licenses totaling 72292779 dollars has been unpaid in the office since the enactment of the new tax. The exact sums include license fees and excise taxes, with a portion outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acwards
in &t
ofice
the
lax
New Deal Faces Cuban Tax Clash and Labor Setbacks
Washington dispatch reports confusion over sugar tax shifts in Cuba and the impact on American sugar interests. The administration weighs methods as Ambassadors press Treasury and Agriculture for relief while UMW election results show notable gains for company unions. Breathing spells and cabinet pauses mark a tense domestic scene as officials seek steadier policy.
Quarterly tax bill aims at new payment plan
Legislative report discusses a proposed law for quarterly tax payments and arrears relief for homeowners in Frederick and across Maryland. Backers say the measure would save homeowners and generate revenue, with 203 563 homes as potential beneficiaries and 487 families in Frederick County cited as affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fér
Frederick cour
Liquor Taxes Scale Proposed by Committee
The committee proposed tax changes on liquor rates including 16 cent base for spirits, 5 cent barrel tax, wine duty from 4 to 74 percent, brandy at 2.60 dollars per gallon, and an additional 0.40 dollar per gallon on higher alcohol spirits bringing total to 7.76 dollars per gallon. The existing law adds 0.30 dollar per gallon on rectified and blended liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledairs
barre
walla
tent
al cone
Notre Dame taps Four Horseman to lead football program
Elmer Larden one of the Four Horsemen will replace Hunk Anderson as head football coach at Notre Dame after a major athletic shakeup. Jess Harper plans retirement as athletic director with a successor to be named within weeks. Reports say Larden may hold both roles while Duquesne’s coach will depart to assume Notre Dame duties in spring 1934.
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South Bend
Ind
Elmer Larden
Four Horsemen
Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Notre Dame athletic sa
Jess Harper
Harper
Larden
Duquesnne Dut
Funeral for Samuel R. Serena Held at Gettures College
Services were conducted for Samuel R. Serena of Staten Island who died from a car crash near Hagerstown. The funeral at Getures College was attended by faculty, students, and Theta Kappa Nu members. interment will follow with further rites. Bay Gladhill and Richard Bewlus of Middletown were involved in the accident. Gladhill is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Serena
Staten Island
Hagerstown
ceme
Getures College
young Serena
Henry W. A Hanson
Theta Kappa Nu
Bay Gladhill
Middletown
Richard Bewlus
Bank Robbery Reported at West River Bank
Annapsks dispatch says burglars robbed West River Bank of about $400. They found money in locked boxes but details remain unclear. Hopkins of Tris, Company, noted security boxes were tampered with and there was no immediate arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEST RIVER BANK
Annapsks
ent Hopkins
Annual Blue and Grey hockey game at Hood College Saturday
Hood College announces its annual Blue and Grey interclass hockey game to be played on the college field Saturday morning at 16 o'clock. The event, a traditional season climax, forms teams from four classes with a temporary squad chosen after three practices and coaches selecting final lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
stx
hocker
Elizabeth [ Chandler
Philadelphia
Eleint Wilkinson
Brooklyn
Mary Winsstorm
Ridley Park
ner
cage
wyerick
Heien
lade pictures
jame
Local Parish Program Details Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR mentions a parish hall event and a 2.5 mile program. Names appear including Anna, Leia Jones, Russel Kemp, Hilda Haller, Moe, Ethel Dnie, and Poca Maziana. Context unclear. readable bits indicate a community gathering with costs or care notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuckk Ogivarrebargh
Annatz
Leia Jones Senzestt Bind
Russel Kemp
Jacki Pout W. Stmne
Etinds Cifore
Carows
Hilda H. Haller
Moe j Ruel
Maué
Ethel D nie
Poca
Maziana
Government Buys Hogs for Needy Fund
A government program purchases hogs to aid needy families. Despite unclear details in the clipping, the action centers on using livestock acquisitions to support welfare goals. Officials referenced include Sundon, Dee, SAP TF, and L. Hopkins. The report notes the purchase as a relief measure with potential distribution plans.
Political confusion as inflation dominates 1934 campaign
Byron Peice discusses how inflation and currency policy cloud the 1934 congressional race. He notes lack of consensus on administration plans, critiques of sound money rhetoric, and fears that gold price fluctuations fuel business uncertainty and partisan debate.
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BYRON PEICE
Bureau
Associated Pres
Washington
Public Works Fund Allotment Details Reported
The document notes an allocation of 41 588 269 from the public works fund. It describes an incident where a jack slipped near Taurmont causing a wash-out and resulting injuries to a man, with terms indicating a separation and head injury. References to names or organizations are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUBLIC WORKS FUND
araj
Taurmont
Treasury offering heavily oversubscribed in one year note
Treasury announced that subscriptions for the $95 million one year note totaled about $2.724 billion in round figures, indicating strong demand. The record pace suggested heightened investor interest and a surge in official financing activity for the period.
Mob Burns Black Man After Church Incident in Texas
An unnamed Black man, an ex convict, was struck and dragged by a mob in Kountze near Beaumont Texas after a confrontation with a posse over a reported crime involving a white woman. He was beaten brained and burned with his body mutilated and set ablaze on a pyre as bystanders watched.
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Koumpe
David Gregory
posse
heero
Kountze
che enegro
ams Brockman
Voth
Beaumont
Acert
Kountwe
Ute negro
Victor
Susbec
Sheri Miles Jordan
Hardin county
Silsbee
FF S Alumnae Meeting at East Church Street Home
Seminary Alumnae Club held a Monday afternoon meeting at the East Church Street residence of the Misses Trail. Miss Florence Trail led as president and presided over the roll call and treasurer’s report by Mrs. BE. Gale. A memorial tribute to Mrs. Marshall Edhison was read. Miss Fortece Trail spoke on the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, its founder Artemisia, wife of Mausolus, and historic legends of Caria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fhe FF
Artemisia
Mausoleus
Caria
Hectomus
Asia
Greece
Humble French Girl Made Saint by Pope
A peasant girl from Lourdes was canonized by the Pope in St Peter's amid a gathering of cardinals and an estimated crowd of one hundred thousand believers. The ceremony crowned St Bernadette Soubirous as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POPE
Lourdes
enn
St. Peter's
St. Bernadeine Sonbirecs
Yaus
Movie producer Harrah's home robbed for sixty thousand
A crime at a film producer Harrah's residence yesterday afternoon resulted in the theft of fur jackets and jewelry valued around 60 000. The executive reported the items damaged or dispersed for sale at 1 10 0 0. The incident underscores security concerns for high profile entertainment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartight
Harrah
Metro-Goldwyn
ira
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William J. Jamison
Feaga
ville
Washington Youth Files
Churches of Christ
yesthas
Rolph
California
mod
San Jose
LINDBERGHS OFT
MIAMI, FLA
Rio De Janeiro
Charles A
Para
Pars
API
A. Lindbergh
Pan- Americas Airways
s. t
Ielles
Prof. Wade
Joseph B. Apple
Remctuse
Lerutens
COAST GUARD
BRODNEY DUICHEE
Imazine Secretarcy
Walace
island republic
Suomer Welles
Department of Agrlture
Tugeell
Welles
Cuba
corm
Valece
AAA
United Mine Work company
captive coal
USMW
Johm K. Lewis
steet
Wiliam
Sc. Leiserson
NLS
Beckle
ifen
Baread
Me, Dor
menetary
debaiert
Cail
Congress
HUNK
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Hitler
New York
Hever
Hell Hi
sum Square Gallen
Hans Luther
Agtastader
United States
Steven Sectviy
America
Luther
aaive of
boas
John Presson
fed Sundon
Dee & SAP TF L. Hopkins
Politics At Random
subie Donbis
TREASURY
T. Treasury
TEXAS
F.F.S. ALUMNAE MEETING
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