09 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1933
Page
1
The document outlines a referendum bill proposing separate votes on three questions for each county district. It mentions wine license issuance and local duties tied to county jurisdictions, with tied terms and dates.
Weather bulletin notes today’s readings at a central station with pressure, temperature, and precipitation hints. Forecast emphasizes potential showers and cooler air later in the day.
Wire service reports a fatal blaze at the McCormick estate Hermey house in Hampshire England. The victims include Duke de La Tremoi ll and Capes J B Rodner. Mrs Rodner survived a jump from the burning building while Mr and Mrs McCormick and others escaped.
Three hundred unemployed men marched on the Charleston state capitol today. After a brief milling, the legislature quickly passed a sympathy resolution pledging to use its power to provide relief, while the marchers eventually dispersed.
A sportsman crew member and a clerk were among two killed when the Sportsman wrecked on the Chesapeake and Ohio line last night near Chase, Ohio. Four others were seriously injured as the crash unfolded, with one passenger fatally struck amid chaos and partial identifications missing in the report.
Partial OCR text notes Annapolis continuing liquor sales with unclear details. The fragment hints at a local or municipal action or context but lacks concrete facts, dates, or named entities to specify the event or outcome.
The obituary notes the death of Dr. Thompson aged 78, former president of Ohio State University and longtime church leader. Details are fragmentary, with scattered biographical notes and references to his early career and community roles.
A cold wave hits Maryland after weeks of warmth with temperatures around 20 in Cambridge and near 36 in Abingdon. Baltimore mirrors state readings as the Weather Bureau predicts widespread frost and above freezing by night.
Frederick merchants report brisk shopping as the Christmas season nears. Snowflakes drift and cold winds shape crowds while shoppers exchange greetings. Weather forecasts predict a fair Sunday with a possible freeze, hinting at more snow, and December records note light overall precipitation this month.
Cleveland reports 45 year old James Wem charged with murder after police say he threw a crosslamp at his common law wife Mrs Belle Robenson, igniting bed clothing and causing her fatal burns. Sergeant Peter Vargo states a verbal confession followed the act and the home had been troubled by the couple.
Washington report outlines clashes within the Roosevelt administration over NRA codes and farm programs, with critics labeling the relief agencies as an "alphabet soup." The piece notes debates on price guarantees, mortgage relief limits, and the administration’s handling of relief, industry safeguards, and housing loans amid economic strain.
Auditor's report shows Montevue County jail operations cost $28,650.07 for the year with 1,363 transients housed. Average daily inmate costs ranged from about 38 to 49 cents over three years, while inmate numbers fluctuated, peaking at 382 on a prior date and dipping to 197 at another point.
Westminster reports seven more projects will hire 201 workers at an estimated cost of 36,2885 dollars, raising total jobs to 423 from 14 approved this week. The Caroll county civil works committee approving numbers include Board of Education sanitation systems in rural schools, sewerage improvements, water system installations, and county home renovations, with varied funding across projects totaling millions.
Charles A. Lindbergh fixed a Brazil interior flight to Manaos with a Monday return via Trinidad, Porto Rico, and Bermuda. The trip's overland leg to the coast would top 600 miles through the jungle. The Lindberghs were hosted at a dinner by American resident Praxarella before the journey. The same issue notes the Western Association of Baptist missionaries meeting in Hagerstown with attendees from Frederick and Brunswick and outlines talks on Christmas offerings and mission study.
Frederick Garden Club members met at Mrs Sam W Mapies home on Upper College Terrace for a program on winter bird care and garden crafts. Daniel Shipley Jr Towson spoke on feeding birds, while wreaths and decorative pieces for bird lovers were shown, with the group awarding a conservation wreath prize made from 37 berries.
Washinger reports December 9 AP that President Roosevelt signed a code regulating liquor wholesale and distribution affecting major industries. The signed code aims to standardize practices and enforce regulatory standards, with the document forwarded to the Secretary for final signature.
A sugar mill explosion in Mexico results in sixteen fatalities as rescue crews search the damaged facility. The incident collapses walls and trap victims, with officials assessing the scene and identifying victims among workers.
Washington December 9 AP The farm administration announced a plan for fire cured tobacco export and pricing adjustments for next season. A court report shows Clarence Rome charged with assault and larceny. Justice Bowers Peoples Court presided this morning. Rome’s brother Charles allegedly threatened the family with a club. a magazine attack claim was noted before the case proceeded.
Reports suggest Anteno Guteras named as a local secretary of War and Interior amid rumors of another revolt. Officials state the forces are aligned with the Cabana Fortress defenses as plans unfold.
Madrid reports widespread unrest in the northeast following a parliamentary landslide. A nationwide state of alarm supersedes the prior prevention measure as authorities fight bombings and shootings in Logrono Zaragoza and Barcelona.
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