Plane Crash at Croydon Kills Fourteen
A fogbound Douglas airliner bound for the continent crashed four minutes after takeoff from Croydon. Fourteen people died including Admiral Arvid Lindman and two crew members. the wreckage damaged nearby homes and blocked a street. Most victims were Scandinavian.
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Crmden
Mga Dee
Juin Wedy Gerya
Croydon Alethom
de la Ciersa
Sure
Arvid Lindman
Acros
Douglass
Cross Channel
Dinme
England
Imperial Airways
Clyde
Edith Maxwell Trial Begins in Virginia Court
Edith Maxwell went on trial in Virginia for the second time on charges of killing her father Trigg Maxwell. The 22 year old former schoolteacher faced seven motions before Judge Carter as her attorneys argued she had been unjustly discriminated against at the first trial.
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Virginia
Grant
Petit
Edith Maxwell
Secont
Rae
Carter
Cirmat Court
Schooterder
Trigg Maxwell
Store Robbery Report at Big Springs Missouri
Police say a $15 china bin of hearted items was stolen from Guy K Angke's store in Big Springs. Investigators believe the thief is familiar with the shop and the incident marks the seventh robbery in two years.
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Big Springs
Guy K. Angke
Clarks
Three Young Negroes Escape Leonardtown Jail
Three young black inmates escaped from the Leonardtown jail by fleeing their cell and breaking into an automobile store on Main Street. Police launched a search for the trio and the car used in the escape.
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Leonardtown
Cumberland fund raises for cancer clinic
Dee 9 AP reports a fund of about £5000 has been raised to establish a cancer clinic at Memorial Hospital in Cumberland. Local organizers plan ongoing efforts to reach the target and serve cancer patients in the region.
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Cumberland
Dee 9
Momortal Horp
Talkers
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather data show December precipitation at 2.66 inches versus 3.1 inches normal. December 1935 precipitation 66 inches. Temperature yesterday 41 degrees, a year ago 60. Last night 23, low year ago 46. Sunrise 4:41 am, sunset 7:41 pm. Moon phases and tomorrow times listed.
Manufacturing Establishments Show Small Change in 1935
Census Bureau release on the 1935 census of manufacturers notes establishments fell in Frederick and wage earners rose sharply by 68 percent, while costs and materials declined. It cautions that 1935 figures are preliminary and subject to revision and explains wage data methods.
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Frederick
Bureau of Census
Aerage Farriers
Amers
Furl
Reissehee Uiedele
Hare Hens Sorshend
Tobacco Growers Name Parran As President
Baltimore December 9 The Maryland Tobacco Growers Association elected former Representative Thomas Parran of St Leonard's as president at the organization’s directors election from the tobacco producing counties.
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Tobacco Growers
Parran
Baltimore
Thomas Parran
St Leonard's
Reassessment of Land Urged by Farm Bureau
About 300 people attended Frederick county Farm Bureau’s fifteenth annual session at Armory. Wilbert L. Smith was reelected president for a seventh term. The group urged reassessment of land and gas tax reforms, funding for road and education, and tax shifts to favor productivity. Committees named Ramaburg, Duvall, and Rosenstock. directors and state delegates were to be elected.
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Farm Bureau
Frederick County
County Farm Bureau
Te Armory
Frederik County
Sears
Farm Bureau Mrt
Baltimore City
United States
Canada
State Roads Commission
Grea
WPA
Wils County
State Farm Bureau
Mehr HL
Ramaburg
Utlea
W. E Duvall
New Market
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Wits City
Smith
Wivert IL
Knoxville
Bureau
Thomas Anderson
Yellow Springs
Baltimore
Nan
F. B. Bomberger
Barthmore
Bank For Co-operatives
Parm Credit Administration
Calvary Parish
Roy Zimmerman
Hallenger
Murray D. Nicodemus
Untonville
Rails Open Throttle But the Rails Open Throttle But the other issues
In New York on December 9, a trading day opened with hesitant activity and light volume as buyers and sellers struggled to commit. Prices moved only slightly with brief upticks and overall slow progress as traders remained cautious near the market’s mid session.
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New York
Antil
Arcand
Cartera
Musinera
Contine
Four Die In Wreck Near Pottstown Funeral Procession
A fatal crash during a funeral procession near Pottstown, Pennsylvania, left four women dead and critically injured survivors. Mary Hes Never, 74, among the deceased, suffered severe lacerations and remains in critical condition as investigators sort details of the accident.
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Pottstown
Mary Hes
Thors
Plane Down Over Spain Crashes Beset by War
An air collision or attack near Pasprana Spain reportedly involved a French aircraft with German warline markings. The embassy said the incident could have grave consequences and injured several people.
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Spains
Prench
Pasprana
Telephone Rates Cut After Conference With Government
A.T. and T. agrees with FCC officials to reduce long distance rates by about 12 million dollars annually. Negotiator Carl Wheat, aided by Samuel Becker and John Bickley, demonstrates to Bell officials how to meet the cut using their own figures. The agreement follows a shift from court battles to a conference table, reflecting political and regulatory pressure.
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Wadlington
Der
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Abe
Sears
Winois Bell
Supreme Cour
Bey
Federal Communications
Paul Walker
Tree Phone Company
Wheat
Former Frederick Resident Occupies House Once Linked to Willy Simpson
A Baltimore case details a Frederick native living at 212 Bat Middle, the former residence associated with Willy Simpson. The Hartman family faces visitors and compensation disputes as curiosity surrounds the Hartman home and its occupancy.
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Frederick
Willy Simpson
Howe
Baltimore
Whitey
Wallis Ware
Harada
Anotfiy
York
Trey
Toren
Hartman
Tartman
Ion Baltimore Tae
Wally
Mes Hartman
Howard Hartman
Maltimore Salt Itn
Middletown Magistrate Takes Oath Of Office
Middletown names a new magistrate after an appointment by the governor. The appointee, a Republican, expects to preside over trials soon, with readiness to handle duties as the previous magistrate’s term ended May 4, 1935.
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Middletown
Fox
Fedeneur
Republcan
Nice
Rilenourts
Middielawn
Farm Bureau Opens National Convention in California
Hundreds of Farm Bureau members from nearly 40 states gather in Patniena California for the annual convention. Speakers include Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and Farward A O Nea Alabama truck Romer and federation president Linn. The discussions touch on a proposed constitutional amendment to regulate commerce and unify industry agriculture under national authority.
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Patniena
Calif
Farm Bureau
Wallace and
Farward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Truck Romer
Tin Federa Linn
Fliday
Tlons
WEA Rolls
Rendike
10 Tons of Steel For Acts Library Girders
Ten tons of steel girders arrived for the C Murr Artz Library project this morning. Contractors Le J Fever and Dona prepared to proceed once the steel was set, with wire netting placed over the door and concrete to be poured. Maryland Steel Products of Baltimore supplied the material.
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de Maryland Steel Products
Waltlmoce
Proposed Constitution Of Church Discussed At Trinity Chapel
Maryland congregation reviews the proposed constitution for the united Nyangelical and Reformed churches. Rev. Dr. Ayal Conner of Walkersville preached during an all day session in Trinity chapel. Ministers and elders attended as plans for Len fen season services were discussed. Roy Bready served as secretary.
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Maryland
Trinity Chapel
Ayal Conner
Walkersville
Roy
Guy P. Bready
Tansytown
Ly Elas
Nice Ready To Meet Solons Declares Demand
The article notes a gubernatorial push to have the governor ready to meet any committee or conference as hearings on unemployment insurance proceed. The Senate Finance and Ways and Means committees will select the War of Delegates chamber for hearings, outlining opposition and support for the measure.
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Tle
Dee
Senate Pinance
Hayes
War of Delegates
Pennsylvania Moves Toward Unemployment Insurance Reform
Harrisburg reports rapid approval of Pennsylvania unemployment insurance measures. The legislature is ready to begin immediate implementation, with officials stating the new law strengthens workers' protections and streamlines benefits.
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Harriburg
Dre
Bennylvania
Adimetrae Vpann
Baldwin Statement On King's Decision Delayed In Parliament
A British parliamentary session centers on Prime Minister Baldwin’s remarks about King Edward and the delays surrounding a decision on his marriage to Mrs Walls Wartheigh Simpson. The House of Commons grapples with constitutional questions as ministers refuse to add new details, while opposition leaders press for clarity and timing.
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Buamies Baldwht
House of Coma
Mary
Walls Wartleht Simpson
Tomerrow
Clement H Alver
Wader
Baktaty
Amo
Ajo
Tsaldaln Cout
Realze
Baldwin
Frederick Bellinger
Weuloger
Coldwin Woldehidly
Ander
Bellinger
Bicycle Tour Ends From Blue Ridge Summit to Mexico
Paul Stirling Benchol Jr former Parkway School attendee leaves Blue Ridge Summit Pa aboard train routes through Idaho Utah Wyoming Nebraska Coorado Illinois and Chicago to Pittsburgh. He toured United States and Mexico with hunting and fishing stops in Oregon and Monterey Mexico expressing mixed views on food cowboy life and desert.
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Blue Ridge Summit
United States
Mexico
Paul Stirling Metiehoff
Seareckl
Walter M Dunhalf
Port Uid
Ore
Menchotl
Catende Mountains
Oregon
Giendale
Gale
Portland
Chicago
Tobe
Idaho
Sal Lake City
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Omaha
Nebranska
Cooranda
Dew
Benchot
Ife
Monterey
Rik
Bencholt
Parkway School
Hood
Colege
Mac Ridge Summit
Walter HW Hencher, Jr
Your Share If Divided Would Be Five Thousand Twenty One Dollars
Treasury figures show money in circulation on November 30 totaled 6.465 trillion dollars with per capita share of 5021. The October 31 figure was 5.954 trillion and the prior year total was 5.840 trillion. Gold stocks stood at 11.184 trillion dollars. Total money in the Treasury compares with November 1994.
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Washington
Cit- Manion
Treasury
Trewarty
Wroisa
Chest Clinic Held In Frederick County Health Office
Fifteen persons attended a chest clinic Tuesday in the Frederick County Health Department offices on Winchester Road under the direction of Dr. Paul Cohn, county health officer.
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Frederick County Health Department
Waneh
Ter Tai
Paul Cohrn
Pr FC
Kefaserla County Heath
New Maryland Conservation Plan Praised As Better Adapted
Dr. T N Symons, director of Maryland Extension Service, says the 1937 agricultural conservation program is somewhat better suited to state farmers than the 1936 plan. The program was announced by Secretary Wallace in Washington, emphasizing simplified operations and higher payments for soil building practices.
Roosevelt Enjoys Summery Weather Aboard Cruiser
President Roosevelt cruises Northern Latitudes aboard the Indianapolis for the first time in over two weeks. Aboard the ship the presidental party feels well as mild warmth returns after crossing the equator. A Caribbean show is planned for Saturday night.
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Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Equator
Fee Dea
Ash
Duling Brothers Face Second Murder Trial
A Roanoke county jury, impanelled after two days of effort, begins hearing evidence in the second trial of Hubbard and Paul Duling charged with the murder of Deputy Clarence E. Simmons. The brothers pleaded not guilty as defense attorney T Warren Magee said reputable witnesses would testify they were at home when Simmons was shot on the Rocky Mount road July 17.
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Baler Va
Roancoke
Duling Brothers
Hubbard
Paul
Sien
T. Warren Maesick
Dulinga
Clarence E. Simmons
Rocky Mount Road
Warns Hunters May Lose Their Licenses
Cimberland December 9 AP Game Warden Harry R. Kette ney warned hunters who permit others to misuse their licenses face suspension for one year. The county deer season ends tomorrow.
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Cimberland
Harry R. Ketteney
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