Autos Crash On Busy Frederick Intersection. Seven Hurt
Seven occupants escape injury as two autos collide at the busy West Second and Bentz streets junction in Frederick. Damages estimated at about $200. five students from Frederick High School ride in one car. The accident prompts traffic-safety notes and discussions on right of way at the Bentz Street intersection.
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BENTZ
West Second
North Bentz streets
Frederick
Secord street
Charles W. Geisler
Frederick Junction
Bentz street
Edward L. Parorite
Madison street
Geisler
Lester Hoffman
Memorial Grounds
Frederick Huh
Gessers
Faveres
Hoffman
Secomi and
Bentz sceet
Escapes Injury in Car Crash Near Braddock Heights
William Glenn Ketthoks of Riddletown escaped injury when his car left the National Hishwar road near Webster's store and rolled onto its side after plunging down a five foot bank. Ketthoks said another auto forced him from the road as its lights appeared to head straight for him. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and State Officer Klass investigated.
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Wiliam Glenn Ketthoks
Riiddletown
Ethel Heilholtz
Webster's
Braddock Heights
oelocs
Kettickz
Klass
Man Hospitalized After Street Crossing Near Hotel
Robert Carty about 40 living in Hihnehart's alley between Sixth and Seventh streets was struck by a car on South Market Street driven by Lewis S. Bux near the Francis Scott Rey hotel. He suffered minor leg injuries and was knocked down. State Officer Blass reported Burger admitted he was southbound on Cow Street turning east into Patrick Street when Cady stepped into the path of the vehicle. Burger followed a green light and was absolved.
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Robert Carty
Hiihnehart’s alley
Sixth
Seventh street
Lewis S. Bux
South Market street
Cary
Blass
Burger
Cow street
Patrick street
Cady
French Government Seeks Time Before Decade Payment Decision
Paris December 9 Finance Minister Germain Marin told a joint session of Foreign Affairs and Finance committees that France is disposed to make the December debt payment to the United States with reservations. Premier Herriot said he wants time to study the latest American note before deciding on a definite course.
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Paris
Louis Germain-Marin
Foreign Affairs and Finance
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Herriot
Weather figures for Tam today and December data
The report shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours. December precipitation to date is 1.99 inches, below the 3.21 inch normal. By December 1 1932 total is 8.98 inches. yesterday high 42 and low 22, with values from a year ago 33 and 25. Sunset and sunrise times listed along with moonrise and moonset.
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Tam
iace
Frederick County to observe Christmas holidays schedule
Frederick City and County Public Schools will close for Christmas holidays December 22 and reopen January 3 under Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt. The board discussed the Christmas season, school sales, and greetings cards, with teachers’ meetings planned in Middletown Lewistown Emmitsburg and Thurmont. Henry K Webster, 57, author of stories plays and novels, died at his Evanston home after a long illness.
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Frederick city
Comiy
Edication
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County Board of Education
Chrismas haliday
Phillips Deeat Scho
Stanley Hauver
Philips Delight
Welis
Frederick County
Henry K. Webster
Henry Kiicer
Evanston
Fight Over Prohibition Repeal Plan Sparks Senate Debate
Washington observers anticipate a possible repeal amendment to the 18th Amendment. Congress or a special session may set state conventions within a defined period to ratify, as legal scholars discuss federal authority and states' rights in guiding a nationwide referendum.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
MEA
Washington
TEig Yen
Senate
supreme court
Rodgers Property Sells at Sheriff Sale Amid Five Thousand Lien
Property owned by E. Sustin James representing Rodgers and his wife faced a sheriff sale this morning. The tract house on Section 2 was auctioned for a bid of five thousand with a mortgage of thirty thousand and interest. Grant Hooper acted as auctioneer in the sale proceedings.
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Rodgers Property
Rodgers and wife
Trureasec ab
E. Sustin James
Hooper
auci.caeer
County road work delayed by cold weather in Frederick area
The Frederick district office of the State Roads Commission reports progress on the Liberty road despite cold snaps. Local traffic uses sections from Worman's Mall to Mt Pleasant, with general traffic restricted for about a week. Completion target shifted toward Christmas with open sections and a detour advised.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
Thomas M. Linthicum
Linthicum
Worman’s Mall
Mt. Pleasant
New Starket
New London
Liberty road
Carroll
Taneytown Emoitsburg
Bear Branch
Carroll county
Frederick county
Linthcum
Pennsylvania
Point of Rocks
Licksville
Baltimore snd-Ohio Railroad
Church 50 Years Old as Middletown United Brethren Plans Weeklong Series
Otterbein United Brethren church in Middletown marks its fiftieth anniversary with a Sunday evening address by Reno S Harp of Frederick and a closing Holy Communion Sunday morning December 18. Speakers each evening include Rev Paul Koontz Baltimore Tuesday Rev Joan Fisier Walkersville Wednesday Rev John F Adam Middletown Christ Reformed pastor Thursday Rev Dewitt P Zuse Frederick and United Brethren member Friday Rev L Ratan Yabor Zion Evangelical Lutheran Middletown.
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Otterbein
Joan Fisier Walkersville
John F. Adam
Christ Reformed church
Mid
Dewitt P. Zuse
United Brethren church
Frederick
Middletown
L. Ratan Yabor
Zion Evangelical Lataexan church
Hoover May Spend His Christmas in Florida
Washington reports President Hoover may take a Christmas vacation trip to Florida but has not decided definitively. The plan rests in the House in abeyance pending action by Congress before the Christmas recess.
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HOOVER
FLORIDA
Washington
spo
Naval officer's wife injured in accident at hospital
Wastingtor Dec 9 AP Miss Mar game Acmsrong, 25 year ad wife of a Naval Academy officer, suffered injuries when an auto accident occurred on way to Casuary Hospital. Barbara Bennett named mother. New York AP reports say mother and child were doing well.
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Margame
Naval Academy
nesses
Liew tong
Barbara Bennett
New York
Morton Downey
Miss Bennet
Richard Bennett
acwr
Constance
Joan Bennet
Five Month Sentences in Lottery Case
Conrad Mann, Kansas City Chamber president, is jailed five months for lottery law violation tied to a Fraternal Order enterprise. Bernard McGuire gets one year and $12,000 fine. Frank Hering receives four months and must pay $4,000. all with 10 day stay, bail appeals pending. Judge Coleman states lottery was honestly conducted.
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New York
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Esgies
Bernard G. McGuire
Frank E. Hering
Notre Dame University
Eagles
east culipsiie
Mann
Hering
Frank J. Coleman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Prohibition Speaker to Address Calvary Church Dinner
Oliver W Stewart, president of the Flying Squadron Foundation and noted prohibition writer, will speak at a dinner meeting Thursday December 15 at 6 o clock in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Edward A G Hermann chairs. supper to all attendees. expected attendance about 160.
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Firing Squadron Foundation
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Oliver W Stewart
Edward A. G. Hermann
North Market street
Flying Squadron
Allied Forces for Prohibition
Stewart
ol A. Poling
Frederick
Hagerstown
Suits for Commissions in Real Estate Cases Filed
John W. Snook and John L. Beat trading as parimerts file suits for commissions claiming 3 percent on 87500 in the Hoogle property and 5 percent on 10000 or 309 in the Young transaction. Buckey and Wood attorneys represent the plaintiffs. Additional suits name Genbagh against Redesmaar and Roderick’s estate with claims tied to a garden lot and wages. A hearing is set at Ponce headquarters following a parking charge against Roger Dixon and collateral posted.
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John W. Snook
John L. Beat
parimerts
Frederck M. Hoogle
George W. Young
Hotgie
Young
Princeton Buckey
Alban M. Wood
plaino Genbagh
Harry Redesmaar
Roger Dixon
Ponce
Layman
Winter Clings Across Large Areas of the U S
The Associated Press reports wintry weather gripping much of the nation with relief forecast. Temperatures expected to rise from the Dakotas and northern Minnesota to the eastern and southern regions tomorrow. Readings drop to 1 below zero in Amarillo and Lubbock Texas with 35 below at Echo Lake Montana.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Minnesota
saguthern
Amarito
Lubbacs
Tex
Echo Lake
Mont
Pacific coast
San Francisco
Nevada
Compromise Refused in Fraud Charge Against Car Salesman
A compromise offer on a fraud charge against Joseph C Mitchell a Fredericktown automobile salesman was refused in court. The case involved the sale of a vehicle to a customer and details of the alleged misrepresentation were presented as trial neared. Fire damage and an incident at a terminal were briefly noted with authorities unsure of total loss.
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Joseph C Mitchell
Freder.ck
Voumieer
Compas
esans ‘rial
Cara
Sre
Eclais
Austin James
mater Wie
Kia eer
Brown
caltana
Mary
WES
Farmers Ask for 560 Million Fund for Distressed Farmers
A National Farmers Relief Conference seeks a federal fund of 560 million dollars. A five-member delegation met President Hoover at the White House to present the plan while about 150 supporters delivered petitions to Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner. Hoover did not indicate any immediate action.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
National Farmers Relief Conference
White House
Curtis
Garner
Senate
Howard
Nebraska
New Hope
Tear Gas Pauses Convict Jeers in Pen Factory
Reported at a pants factory where about 30 workers refused to operate machines since Sunday. Guards used tear gas to quell jeering while wages had been cut, and work resumed after the disturbance.
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ork
Hoover proposal reshapes 58 government agencies
President Hoover asks Congress to reorganize the federal government by combining duties of four assistant secretaries under four new titles, consolidating agencies, and reducing independent agencies by fifteen. The plan, if unchallenged in sixty days, would advance with new executive orders and foresees further consolidations in the armed services.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
pule
Lyers
Interior
Mosasc
oth
chary
Roosevelt
coast guard
border patrol
Labor department
immigration service
Treasury department
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Bureau of Mines
army
navy
Auto crash injures four near Tartersville
Miss LaRue Wagner of Shiao Ay and three men from Washington DC were badly hurt when the car driven by Evan Clipper left the Westminster Mary highway two miles south of Tartersville. The vehicle overturned through a barbed wire fence, stopping in a field. They were taken to Truman Frank Hn’s home and treated by Dr. James Marsh. Clipper and Morders suffered possible internal injuries. Miss Wagner and Priss received leg cuts and shock. Vehicle badly damaged. driver reportedly headed toward Manchester after a wrong turn at Westminster.
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LaRue Wagner
Sh. Ay
Washington, D. C
Carl Morders
Evan Clipper
Paul Peles
Ciper
Westminster-Mi Ary
Tartorsville
Truman Frank Hn
James Marsh
Nex Windsor
North street
Aby
Manchester
bri
R. F. C. Cleared After Committee Review
A Senate committee reviewing relief loan policy found no fault with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation based on examined records. The Dec 9 report in Washington states the agency administration under the Aisam government is not at fault. Also notes the sulphur-bottom whale can reach 106 feet long and weigh over 130 tons.
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Washington
Reconsiucion Corporation
Aisam
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