City lifts ban on car washing and window cleaning
Mayor lifts water use ban affecting car washing and window cleaning after spring replenishment. Restrictions on pavement washing remain in place. Officials say revived supply from Montevue springs and Grote dime Co. plus a rising reservoir level justified easing limits, with abuse possible early next year if needed.
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Uye
London Fog Crashes Kill Two In Separate Accidents
Two people died and several were injured in London area crashes caused by dense fog that blanketed southern England, halting railways, roads, rivers, and coastwise traffic. The fog persisted through a ten day period, bringing widespread disruption to travel and daily life.
Brunswick Musicians Jailed After State Police Detain
Six men two of them teenagers from Brunswick Maryland were jailed after being arrested by state police on charges of transporting liquor. The group included Henry Delauder 26 John Smoot 23 Alorza Smoot 17 Robert Denison 25 Notley Shaw 21 and Roy Long 30. The Delauder and Smoots belonged to the Dixie Serenades orchestra and had not yet returned home.
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Jal
Henry Delauder
John Snoot
Alorza Snoot
Brunswick
Robert Dennison
Notley Shaw
Roy Long
Bagerstone
Delauder
Smoot
Dixie Serenadess
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Instruments Invoices Show Yearly Rise In Filings
The report compares twelve month periods with 1928-29 and 1929-30, noting 3,360 total instruments filed including property deeds mortgages and contracts of sale. Deeds rose by 21 percent, divorces fell by 17 percent, and marriages declined while licenses for marriages dropped slightly. April and June highlighted activity in deeds mortgages and sales contracts.
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Office of Marriage and Divocess
Ucenses
Busines
Padre of the Rain dies in California
Rev. Jerome Sixtus Ricard known as the Padre of the Rain died in San Jose California at age 80 He was a churchman and scientist famed for sun spot weather prognostication and regular monthly forecasts for 25 years He was a native of France and earned the title for his forecast work.
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San Jose
Cali
Jerome Sixtus Ricard
Lasy Miga
Prance
Senate committee gives U K to tariff board
A Senate committee approved renaming the tariff board with the initials UK in a move aimed at streamlining regulatory oversight. The action signals legislative support for rebranding and potential policy shifts affecting duties and trade measures.
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Senate
U. K
Tariff Board
Anniversary of Bible Society in Frederick City
The annual meeting of the Bible Society in Frederick City will elect officers and hear reports from Rev Dr Jones. R. Ames Hendrickson has presided for five years as president of the second oldest Bible society, with about 200 members across Frederick city and county. Offic ers listed include HL Kiefer DeLauter as first vice president and Jacob Rohrback as repository keeper.
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Calvary Method
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Maryland Epic Society
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Frederick City
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New State Pen To Be On Cottage Type Board Says
A board group states the new state pen will use cottage type housing. The decision centers on facility design and regional impact. Officials discuss timelines and budget implications for future inmate housing and care.
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New State
Penal Colony Plans Banned Walls For Prison Camp
Hoover backed by state board policies to ban stone walls and bars as costly for government. A plan to erect 30 cottages on a 1000 acre Antietam Creek tract would house 16 prisoners each, with later expansion. Prison labor would be used, and only those directed by psychiatrists and Harold Donnel would be sent, for farming and light work.
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Kiwanis Officers in Session Here in Frederick
Newly elected Kiwanis Chiba officers for the First Division of Capital District gathered in Frederick today for a conference at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Governor-elect Rev. Dr. F Berry Plummer of Hagerstown and Lieutenant-Governor-elect Robert A Hutchison of Manassas VA attended. The group also joined the local Kiwanis Club breakfast in the Blue and Gray room where Dr Plummer spoke on district peace plans starting January 1.
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Francis Scott Key
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Harry O. Schroeder
Frederick Club
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Capital
Council of Kiwanis
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Capital District
Barry G. Kimball
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Predenck Club
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D.C
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Hagerstown
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R. C. Sullivan
D.C. Book
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Hood A A plays at Hood College annual athletic association event
The Hood College Athletic Association presents its annual play this Friday at 8 o'clock in Brodbeck Hall. Winning plays by Kaye Goddard and Janet Marwell from Pittsburgh were chosen after a committee chaired by Marie Brown and including Claire Williams and Mary Louine Merer. Goddard's Dinner at Steak is cast with Roenna Fahrnen Josephine Sowersby Helen Sampson and Anne Reet. Puttin On features Alva Durkee Mary Hamm and Dorothy Speck with Frances Soule as stage manager.
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Brodbeck Hall
Kaye Goddard
Janet Marwell
Pittsburgh
Cass
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Harrisburg
Claire Williams
Philadelphia
Mary Louine Merer
Belie Fonte
Miss Goddard
Roenna Fahrnen
Frederick
Josephine Sowersby
New Caste
Helen Sampson
Huntingdon
Anne Reet
Gettysburg
Goddard Jis
Anna Grave Witt
Johnstown
Put
Maxwell
Alva Durkee
Baltimore
Mary Hamm
Hanover
Maxtel
Dorothy Speck
Narberth
Frances Soule
Mew Port
Faith in Prohibition Law Reaffirmed by Willebrand
Washington December 9 AP Mr Ma bel Walker Willebrand former assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition and now counsel for a grape concentrate firm appeared behind doors of the National Temperance Council to reaffirm her faith in prohibition She declined to discuss her appearance before boat attendants and she had expressed that prohibition was proper policy Hearers disclosed she answered questions about grape concentrate capable of fermenting into wine Meanwhile a demand was laid for forming a federation of forces divorced from churches to carry the cause into political camps in the 1923 campaign.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrand
National Temperance Council
Hundred Day Advocates
Two Die In Baltimore From Gas In Apparent Suicide
Baltimore dispatch reports two deaths in the city by gas fumes in what authorities term apparent self inflicted acts. A man, Armstrong Thomas, was found slumped at a gas stove in his home with gas jets open. A woman in the same neighborhood was found later in her home with gas jets open. Police offered no stated motive.
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Baltimore
Armstrong Thomas
Mini Delta Moom
Siri
Couple marks 3th wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Melvin DeLauter of 1441 West South Street observed their third wedding anniversary with a quiet birthday style celebration. The couple, married December 8, 1900 in Middie Town, are noted residents in the community.
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Maughverd
Ruth ¥. Fischer
Hay EB. Ault
Catherine
J. D. Buller, Jr
Som, Thoma
Samuel B. Butler
Union Bridge
Pazi Spring
Merton Spring
Ernest Green
Melvin DeLauter
West South Hreet
Middie
Theater Owner Refuses to Reveal Safe Combination
Baltimore the AP reports Simon C Hornstein a 50 year old theater owner was bound and beaten by two bandits who demanded the office safe combination. He refused and waved $2000 of theater funds during the 10 day incident citing fear of further harm after the burglars left following a telephone warning.
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Baltimore
Simon C. Hornstein
Hornstein
Bomb blasts kill Filipino worker in California dormitory
Imperial California reports a bomb explosion in an improvised dormitory for Filipino water-front workers. Aviston E Lampler, 29, died. others injured as the blast damaged the structure. Disgruntled white workers are suspected.
One killed in Spanish riots amid unrest in Valencia
A brief AP dispatch reports casualties in Valencia Spain as clashes escalate between protesters and authorities. Authorities confirm at least one person killed and several injured amid volatile demonstrations linked to arbitration disputes between workers and employers.
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Valencia
Spain
Passage of a Parthian War Parade Staged
A fragmentary report notes a morning event at 7 a m with unclear participants and a parade linked to Passio and Parthader. Details are sparse, but the item references a ceremonial or military procession and local names. Further text needed for clarity.
Hoover says prosperity cannot be restored by raids on treasury
President Hoover declares that adverse financial tactics cannot revive prosperity and notes pending laws would add about 4.5 billion dollars in burdens. He warns new taxes would fall on farmers and workers while accusing some groups of using politics over human misery. Senate considers measure to fund food programs despite administration push to cut 30 million from aid, with leaders expecting approval of a 40 million dollar fund.
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Hoover
Senate
McGill’s Rise to Senate Spotlight in Kansas Politics
Washington Dec. 9 Senator George McGill addressed his election path from Kansas as a shrewd, opportunistic win over Henry Allen. The article notes his cautious, witty demeanor and hints he will align with a conservative farm bloc in the Senate while avoiding the “dumbbell bloc.” It also contrasts McGill’s image with other newly chosen senators and outlines early impressions of his political stance.
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Henry Alden
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Kentucky
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Ohio
Carer
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Hagerstown Man Killed in New Jersey Crash
Haddon Field New Jersey December 8 AP A L Potter 70 of Hagerstown Maryland was killed last night when a car driven by his son in law James Ivins of Williamstown New Jersey hit a coal truck Ivins and his wife and a pedestrian were injured Industrial Shares Work Higher New York December 9 AP stock market drifted lower then rose with rails and specialties near new lows Call money renewed at two percent Shepherdstown Girl to Marry Martinsburg West Virginia December 9 a marriage license issued to Mildred Webster Starry of Shepherdstown and J Nathan Rhoda bride is a Martinsburg nurse groom in insurance in Harpers Ferry Mother And Children Perish Seminole Oklahoma December 9 AP a woman and three children burned to death in a small home explosion attempt to save youngest child failed Geneva December 9 AP Hugh S Gieson American delegate said disarmament conference work reflected expectations and need for contract Geneva 9 AP Arrested UF Officer Allen McHenry 330 Monday charged with being drunk and assaultive in Police Court released under bond birthday note Justice Guy E K Mottes celebrants and plans to Baltimore quoted
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N. J
A. L. Potter
Hagerstown
James Ivins
Williamstown
Ivins
New York
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mikes Mildred Webster Starry
J. Nathan Rhoda
Harpers Ferry
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