Mitchell Repays $1000 Fire Dept and Is Released
Mitchell returns $1000 cash to the McAiry Volunteer Fire Department after being accused of funds misappropriation. Lae’ Circuit Court of Carrot county released him without further charge following a conference with state and fire company officials. Mitchell had been jailed at Westminster after waiving extradition and returning home to Jersey Shore.
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McAiry
Joseph Co. Blorehell
Carrot county
tris
Suare
Theodore F. Brown
Carroll county
Michell
Jersey Shore
Aitorn Brown
Ais B. Watkins
Austin James
Mitchel
William H. Forsythe
stes
atorner
Mitchell
fire company
hat
ther
Mit. Airy fire company
Westminster
Frederick
Winter Strikes Nation With Snow and Cold
A severe winter storm grips the country with subzero temperatures and heavy snow. Snow and rain create slick roads causing numerous traffic accidents across Pennsylvania and the Midwest. Far West regions also face extreme cold while the South endures fog and rain.
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Peninsylvania
Bas
Taim
cain
fog Reid
far West
Rocky ‘fountain
Mid-West
Mid-est
Steel
Indiana
Wesel
Michigan
Desperadoes Escape Sing Sing Prison
Two inmates John Egan and William Sutton slipped from their cells in the new Sing Sing section. They moved to a mess hall, bound a guard, and scaled a 22 foot outer wall using stolen ladders.
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Sing Sing
John Egan
William Sutton
doch
Machaltan
Weather Summary With Frost and Temp Extremes
Weather details report 48 hours of precipitation 27 inch melted snow. December precipitation totals to date 3.11 inches normal. December 1931 1.99 inches. 1932 precipitation through December 1 898 inches. High yesterday 27 degrees, year ago 62. Low last night unknown. Sunset 4:47 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:12 a.m. Tomorrow’s forecast mentions conditions and time hints.
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tsia
Pinchot Blasts Mine Operators Over Harsh Conditions
Governor Pinchot accused many coal operators in Pennsylvania of grinding miners to poverty with low wages and excessive deductions for rent and supplies. He blamed some producers for fair treatment but warned he will publish names of abuses and seek legislative investigation if abuses persist.
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Baccisburg
December Term Opens With Civil Docket Dominant
The December term of Circuit Court began with Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard presiding and the petit jury seated. Most docket items are civil. a few criminal appeals were called. Jury list included Otho Keker, James H Cramer, William Wotte, and others. bailiffs named Isaiah Ley and Samuel Gregg.
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Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willard
atheim
Creck
Ell G. Hengh
Gockel
Charles J. W. Woodward
chefi Hoffman
Greagerstown
Hoffman
Otho Jy Keker
James H Cramer
Wille. K. Wotte
Hugens A Alexander
George F. Daugheris
D. Trego McKinney
El ‘mer E. Shafer
Thomas Baumzzschner
Martin L. Frushour
Ronald King
Vernon T. Watkins
Calvin L. Baker
Jonas Grim
Salvaged Clothing Shortage Reported by County Officials
County Commissioners were told Saturday that salvaged clothing for George G Meade is nearly exhausted with only 125 woolen coats and 1535 epiton coats remaining. It is unclear what action will be taken to secure cheap clothing for district needy residents. A letter from Assistant Adjutant General Beckham noted salvaged coins and shoes were the only available items, while transport trucks to Frederick were being arranged amid concerns of further shortages.
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George G. Meade
Thid Corps
Frederick
Suspend Coal Imports Decisions Amid 1932 Act Review
Washington December 12 AP The Customs Bureau ordered customs collectors to suspend decisions on coal imports from Germany and Britain until the Attorney General rules under the 1932 Revenue Act. The action stalls duties assessment pending legal interpretation of eligibility for duty waivers or taxes.
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Washington
Customs Bureau
colectors of customs
Germany
Great Britain
Mercury's Rise Clears Ice From Frederick Streets
Ice and two inches of snow hampered Sunday travel across Frederick and the county. A melting spell loosened the glaze as streets began to thaw, easing motor and pedestrian movement though hazards remained. A coal truck skidded on the National Highway but was freed with a tractor, and officials reported no personal injuries.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Waitonal
Brasdeck plountain
State
Miller
John W. Holter
Commissioners’ board
Roscoe P. Brown
azorem
Sabillasville
Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison Company
Blue Ridge Transporation Company
Sundard
May Extend Pay Cut Of Railroad Workers
Labor talks on extending a 10 percent wage reduction for railroad workers continue with union and management representatives. A new agreement to be pursued under the Labor Act was discussed, with appointments and timelines yet to be set.
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Brotherhood
Labor
Governor Predicts Possible State Tax Reduction
Governor Ruthie Jocar predicts a possible reduction in the state tax rate with a bill prepared for the General Assembly. She indicates the rate could be 25 cents or lower, and that every State Department will operate at lower costs for the next two years compared with the current budget.
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Ruthie Jocar
General Assembly
budset
Hood College Christmas Vesper Draws Large Audience
Hood College held its Christmas Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall with a capacity crowd of students alumni and Frederick area residents. Bishop Edward T Helfenstein gave the address as the college choir performed diverse carols and classical pieces under Professor Barnhart and Miss Sara Bair with Miss Helen Harp and Professor Wade contributing instrumental solos.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
t Fe
Frederick
vicinity
Edward T. Helfensten
Maryand
Helen Harp
Ruth Gabel
Hiary T. Wade
Jansen
Yorkshire
William R. Barnhart
Bach
Jeannette sabella
Provence
Bethlehem
Shaw
Majorradam
Barnhart
Joseph A. Apple
ehoir
Forsyth
Sara Katherine Bair
pianca
Adam Miss Harp
Apple
Helenstein
Helfenstein
Christ
Mary
Virgin Mary
Jesus Christ
Heifenstein
Jesus
fife
Washington hearing on liquor tax policy sparks debate
In Washington a statehouse hearing features two women presenting arguments on tax policy and productivity under new liquor measures. Lawmakers question impacts on revenue and public welfare as representatives clash over reform and enforcement.
Market Edges Higher Amid Cheerful Tone In Early Session
New York stocks rose further in a higher morning session as traders showed cautious optimism. Sterling cables quoted around 327 and call money near 1 percent as some muted bullish activity appeared among weaker favorites.
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New York
Christmas Aid Aims to Help Frederick County Families
Frederick County Children's Aid Society plans a large Christmas distribution of food clothing and toys for about 150 children and 75 to 100 families. Gifts include toys for youngsters and neckties or handkerchiefs for older children. The Tivoli theater will host a free matinee and party with a gift drive. Volunteers and donors are urged to provide new clothing and shoes, with Red Cross orders for 18060 families expected to arrive soon for local delivery.
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Prederick County
Aid Society
Tivoli theater
George N. Paretw
vll
Ber
Puc
Frederick county
National American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mas. Poe
Raymond Sinsker
Baltimore
az wai
Children’s Aid Society
Meat Thief Shot Near Lake View House
The incident involved Remsburg of Lake View and Morgen Darhof who fired on an intruder prowling the yard. A dog was fought, a shed door locked, and a large board used as a barrier. The shot hit the intruder but the man fled and remained unrecognized.
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Remsburg
Lake View
ignant
Morgen
Darhof
ared
Dayhoil
himsel
Darho
Blaine Chairs Dry Law Prohibition Reform Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened its session with prohibition repeal legislation sent to a sub committee led by Senator Blaine of Wisconsin. He said hearings likely unnecessary and the panel will move quickly on the issue as a national policy matter.
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Washington
Senate
Blaine
Representa
Wisconsin
Herriot Blames Hoover For Ills In Reparations Policy
Paris reports Premier Herriot told the Chamber of Deputies that Hoover’s moratorium caused present troubles for American debtors. He argued the United States should not intervene in German reparations and urged Germany to request the moratorium under the Young Plan. He criticized loan policy and League of Nations stance as failures.
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Paris
Hoover
America
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Germany
Youngs
ownes
Congress
League of Nations
Chariss G. Daxes
Owen DD. Young
Banker Ends Life After Arrest for Embezzlement
In New York a banker who faced arrest for embezzlement reportedly took his own life. The report notes government actions and a January timeline involving officials and associates, with unclear details due to the fragment.
Women to Organize Market Project in Frederick
Announcement plans to form a women’s market in Frederick draws interest from rural and urban women. Frederick County Farm Bureau members will attend the January 12 meeting at the MLC to discuss the project. Only Farm Bureau women may participate in organizing the market as the effort nears realization after more than a year of study.
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Frederick
Frederick County Farm Bureau
MLC
Farm Bureau
ceol
Montgomery
Talbot Bent
Ced coun
Baltimore
Allegany cod
Fredcounty
mg aby
ual
eel
ee Meelung Ra
Trapped Engineer Drowns After Cabin Incident
A drowning occurred when an engineer was trapped inside a cabin as floodwater rose. Rescue efforts ended with the engineer’s death, details remain unclear, and authorities are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Retrial set for Davis case in federal court
New York AP reports the retrial of U S Senator James J Davis on federal lottery and conspiracy charges is set for January 9. Co defendants include Theodore G Miller Bernard McGuire and Raymond Walsh in the Moose case and a separate Western Telegraph case tied to the Mystic Shrine. Postponement on Moose and Mystic Shrine matters was by counsel agreement.
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New York
United States
James J. Davis
Western for Telegraph Company
Davis
the
Loyal Order of Moose
Theodore G. Miller
Bernard €. McQuire
Raymond Walsh
McGuire
Walsh
J. Revise
Western Chion Telegraph Company
Mystic Shrine
McQuire
Order of Eagles
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City Chamber of Commerces
Frank E. Hering
Eagles
Moose and Mystle Srine
Community rises for Salvation Army fund drive in Frederick
Frederick Corps of the Salvation Army reports 1175 raised in its annual fund drive. Gulf Refining Company employees led with a 50 gift. local firms and manufacturers mobilized staffers for the appeal. A presidium of Louis N. Wilson's team lists M Landauer and others guiding the effort as fraternal groups disseminate the appeal.
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Frederick Corps
Salvation Army
Edgar K. Moore
Gulf Refining Company
Frederick
special emergency
ad- TSOrF
Louis N. Wilsom
ppeal
Lynch Lodge of Masons
pacioti
Fleet Moves Out to Sea for Air Force Operations
Pedro Calif December 12 AP military exercise to sea over three days tests air surface squadron 27 operations. Nearly 100 combatant vessels participate in year end drill climaxing with a simulated two force generation. Return date set for January 3 for at sea gunnery practice before war games. Hawaiian voters favor five day week in national ballot count. Charles P Howard reports 14 057 in support and 5 490 opposed from 32 states with 19 754 ballots tallied and 700 ideas noted.
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United Siaies
fiel
h beg
Indianapos
a today
Charles P. Howard
cGent
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