Icy Roads Wreak Havoc On Autos Causes Multiple Minor Crashes
Icy and glazed roads across the county halted travel and toppled autos. Mrs Edna Aycock and her daughter escaped injury when their car skidded on a curve near Monrovia Kemptown, overturning several times before stopping in a woods. Other incidents included a crash near Jug Bridge New Market, a Washington road spill, and numerous vehicles forced off slick highways with no injuries reported.
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young daugh
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Monrovia-Kemptown
Arcos
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New Market
Jugsidge
Brandenburg n Predesick
Washington
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Sunda
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Mountain Register of Wits
Melvin F Shepley
Fredautoma
imss
John W. Hol
visibiity
Giticuc
Collision injures man in city street incident
A driver collided with a student’s vehicle near Ellicott City. The other party was fined $3 and ordered to pay damages. Parking charges were noted in the report.
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Fleming
Ellicot City
Winter Snow Hits Large Nation With Ice on One Mile Hill
Winter's first widespread snow shut down many regions from the Great Lakes to the Rocky Mountains. New York sees two inches as cold air and more snow spread south and west. Ice covered One Mile Hill on the Baltimore Frederick road and traffic loosened with several minor accidents reported.
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Washington
Pacific northwest
Great Lakes
northern plain states
Rocky Mountain
New England states
Ohie river
New York city
New York
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
Holy Name Election At St John’s Church Scandals
The annual election of officers for the senior and junior Name Societies at St John’s Church was held Sunday evening after Vespers. Officers elected include Harry Lebhesz and J Barry Kennedy as co-leaders, Joseph Reins as secretary, and Joan McB Wilson as treasurer. Junior group officers named Raith Wachier president, John Francis Kennedy secretary, and Frez Crum as weasliner. Morning services announced a gathering led by Pastor Wm Mealy at Randas Fo.
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St. John's church
Reid
Harry J. Lebhesz
J. Barry Hennedy
Joseph ©. Reins
Joan McB. Wison
Raith Wachier
Rhoades
John Francis Kennedy
Crum
weasliner
John’s
Randa
Auto Train Crash in Snowstorm Kills Four
A snowbound auto train collision in Netorite, Pa, killed four people and injured three. The deceased were Mrs. Steve Mattis and her three children Dorothy Marie and William Marcus, plus his niece Helen Mattis. Earl Mattis and Marcus’s son were badly hurt in the crash near Bellefonte. The driver failed to see the oncoming train due to heavy snow.
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netorite
Steve Mattis
tee
Dorothy
Marie
Wiliam
Macus
Helen Mattis
Earl
Bellefonte
Winter Snow Delays Travel After First Storm
The region reported about three inches of snow with gusts up to 50 mph and drifting in places. Twenty seven snow plows operated to keep highways clear as roads turned hazardous. four accidents occurred before 9 am. Temperatures ranged from 25 to 34 degrees with windy conditions.
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new ay
State Roads Commission
Fredee - Carrol - Howard ~ Mo
Westminst
Thomas M. Lizcum
aimpoc
Braddock Heights
Spanish Troops Take Barracks and Arrest Jordan
Madrid dispatch reports government troops shelling the Villanueva mill where rebels held out for hours. At least seven rebels were killed as fighting intensified in central Spain. In West Virginia a suspect in a hold up was arrested after surrendering to Deputy Sheriff Foreman and Officer Crum. Jordan, a local Black man, was brought in for questioning.
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Madrid
Villanueva
morramen
Spain
uppers
West Virginia
Jordan
Willam Foreman
Edgar Crum
McVey
Thomas
W. Va
Crum
Harry FL Giess
Russell ed
Baughhis
Glessner
Christmas Recital Highlights County Farm Youths
A cryptic note lists local youths from county farms in a Christmas recital. Names and details are unclear, but the item signals a planned community event with young performers and regional participation.
Accessory Charge Against Him Dropped
State today dropped the accessory charge against Rhein. The warrant accusations and dismissals involved a widow and certain legal actions, with a judge presiding over the decision.
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Rhein
Storks Start Week With Brisk Sprint
Storks begin the week with a brisk sprint as a resistance effort opens by mass and others in La-Par area. Unclear details mention Hargangis father and a 5 cent banzh in a fragmented LaPaa event.
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LaPaa
Two Pilots Ball Out in Blizzard Over Alleghenies
Two pilots battled a wind storm and heavy snow as they endured loss of altitude over the Alleghenies. Ige encrusted wings hindered their flight in a tense airborne incident.
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ALLEGHENIES
Fire During Blizzard Fatal to Three in Portage Mountains
Portage Pennsylvania December 11 AP two Transcontinental and Western Air Lines mail planes crashed in a blizzard in the Allegheny mountains. Pilot Gene Burford of Columbus and Harold G Andrews of New York bailed out and survived delivering mail to Portage and Roaring Springs Blair County. Storm halted passenger air service as the blizzard worsened.
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Portage
Transcontinental
Western Air Line
Allegheny
Gene Burford
Columbus
Harold G. Andrews
New York
Roaring Springs
Blair county
ying
Roosevelt urges controlled agriculture to farmers
President Roosevelt told American farmers their economy is improving but warned reforms take time. He spoke to the American Farm Bureau Federation on cooperation with the NRA and monetary policy, saying money is flowing to those who cooperate and temporary relief helps workers and markets recover.
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Chicago
Det. 11
Rooosevelt
farmers of America
Federation
NRA
Roosevelt
Revelers Lose Lives in Hampden Tragedy
A Havana style blaze at a Hampden pavilion last night killed at least three revelers and injured many more. Barefoot pajama clad dancers wandered snowdrifts while emergency crews fought high winds as three charred bodies were recovered. Identified victims include John Ryan of New York Emile Pelletier of Waterville Maine and Gertrude Sousa of Dracut Massachusetts. The blaze origin remains undetermined.
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John Ryan
New York city
Emile Pelletier
Waterville
Gertrude Sousa
Dracut
Mass
Auxiliary Anniversary Observed by Frederick Aerie 1067 Ladies
The Ladies Auxiliary of Frederick Aerie No. 1067 held its thirteenth anniversary at the Eagle s Home 18 Market Space. The meeting opened by president Mrs Mary Engelbrecht then social time with a winter scene decor and a snow bank. Guests included Citizens Conservation Camp men and Santa gave out momentos. banquet followed with committees listed and about 70 attendees.
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Eagle's Home
Mary Engelbrecht
Leonard Krech
Eneh
hudge
Ekatye Drer
Citizens Conservation Camp
Severa
seleco
Lieut, Cousins
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Rodnerra
mascaro
Barve
Charles Houck
vaca solo
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Lub
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Ness
Stoner
Eligabeth Green
Gittinger
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Dyer
Xing
Jon
Baer
Engelbrecht
One Killed and Three Injured in Slippery Road Crash
A Dover incident left one person dead and three others injured after an early morning automobile crash on a slippery road. Authorities reported unclear conditions and ongoing investigations at the scene.
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Dover
Del
Weather summary for December 1932 and recent day
The report lists 275 inches of unmerited precipitation for 24 hours ending today in Vaom with December readings showing 221 inches for 1932 and excess precipitation 807 inches. Yesterday high 24, low 25, low last night 25, moon sets at 1.15 am tomorrow.
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Vaom
Low Sur
Ickes Hurt in Full on Ice as He Leaves Home
Secretary Ickes was confined to the Naval Hospital after a fall on leaving home for the office. He fractured a rib and suffered muscular devascular injury, requiring hospitalization for some time.
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ICKES
Washington
Naval Hospital
Ralph W. McCoy
devas
Grey Team Wins Annual Grey Hood Catlete
Cold winds and light snow spice the campus event as Grey team wins the annual Grey Hood Catlete. Miller finishes second in twenty minutes with E H Jervey as referee and Elizabeth Burtner timekeeping.
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cear
Miller iGrey
E H Jervey
Elizabeth Burtner
R. McKinley
M. Myron
E. Vancead
Cowboy Wisdom Held in Kansas Jail to Avert Mob Violence
Oklahoma authorities moved Jack Wisdom a Kansas cowboy suspected in three killings to the Kansas State Reformatory in Hutchinson for safekeeping. Governor Alf Landon warned he would call the National Guard if needed as rumors of a mob grew.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Oklahoma
Jack Wisdom
Kansas
Kansas State Reformatory
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
national guard
Wisdom
Landon
Enid
Kingfisher
Oxia
W. H. Murray
Pritchard
chard
Autos and Train Crash Kills 11 in Pennsylvania
A train vehicle collision in Pennsylvania killed 11 people amid fog and confusion. Details remain unclear as officials investigate the wreck near Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Lindberghs Remain In Manaos Tonight
Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh arrive in Manaos after a 932 mile flight from Paris and expect to pass through Trinidad and Puerto Rico en route to an undisclosed destination. They landed near the mouth of the Amazon yesterday afternoon and are staying tonight.
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MANAOS
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Trinidad
Puerto Rica
Pars
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