Britain And U S Clash Over War Debt Payments
London proposed treating a 95.55 million dollar war debt payment as a capital settlement rather than annual interest. The United States replied with reservations while Paris backed paying 20 million with caveats amid veteran protests. Hoover and Mills discussed a possible commission. Roosevelt urged diplomacy through existing channels.
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Atlantic
Great Britain
United States
London
Ronald Lindsay
Stimson
Nove
Hoover
Mills
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Radio patrol to visit coal fields in Montgomery County
Rockville Dec 11 the new Montgomery County Police radio patrol began operation with four cars planned for county service. The first tour started at 9 30 p m with Corp Harry Merson and Pvt John Built on duty. Additional cars planned for Silver Spring Takoma Park Bethesda and Rockville in the coming days as shortwave sets roll out to support emergency runs and trafficking reports. Also Cumberland hosts Maryland coal field visitors to study industry decline and spur local employment through coordinated efforts by business groups and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Rockvale
Montgomery Count
Rockville
Corp
Harry Merson
John
Charnel BH
Edemoncs
B. Diamond Camely Comm
Suomer
Simlar
Sllver Spring
Takoma Patekami
Bethesda
Roeckrile
Bethesa
Laskouts
WPDIW
Washingen Police
Sialon
Cumberland
Baltimore
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Maryland
Frasburg and Lonaconing
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Decided Budget Cuts Promise State Government Savings
Anmnapoli December report notes a $750,000 reduction from departmental expenditures in the past year as the state plans a tighter 1933 34 budget. With dwindling revenue and tax pushback, officials expect to return about $900,000 to the treasury from unspent allotments in 1933 34 and drive economies through lower prices and revised estimates. Walter N. Kirkman urges heads to cut costs and the 1933 budget will reflect the lower price environment and a $2 5 million treasury balance awaiting approval by Governor Ritchie.
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Anmnapoli
Walter N. Kirkman
Treasury
Ritchie
TEST CARS FOR INSPECTION IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Officials urged all automobile owners to have their vehicles inspected for defects under state law. Maryland motor vehicle commissioner EB Austin Baughman said the inspection period is extended indefinitely but owners should not abuse the delay. Most county garages will perform free inspections to ease the process before 1933 state tags.
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Roeckville
Montgomery Couity Police Department
Austin Baughman
Maryland
Dr. W. S. Thayer Dead in Washington
Dr W S Thayer renowned internist died last night at a friend's home in Washington after a heart attack. Born July 23 1864 in Massachusetts he earned Harvard medical degree in 1889. He joined Johns Hopkins in 1891 as Sir William Osler’s assistant and later became physician in chief at Jonas Horking Hospital and professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins from 1907 to 1921.
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Wiliams
Sidney ]Thayer
Friends
Washington
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iMass
Hartram Medical School
Baltimore
Sir Willam Osler
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Dr Osier
Jonas Horking Hospital
Unversity
Finding a body in Palisades Park case shocks New Jersey
Police report the body of Walter G. Wolford, 39, an artist from North Bergen, was thrown over a 10 foot embankment by three men from an automobile. A witness recounted the events, and a rescuer noted Wolford’s body still warm. A bullet wound to the head is blamed for his death as investigators pursue leads in the crime.
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Palisades Pack
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Walter G. Wolford
Art Gesagner
North Bergen
Autost
Watford
Crume Ras Nos
Three Mails a Week From Washington in 1817 Compared
A historical document printed in 1821 shows postal regulations in 1817 with three weekly mails from Washington and from Middletown to the capital. It details age rates, distances, and the effect of double letters on postage, noting long ago charges of 6 to 12.5 cents and tripled rates for triple sheets.
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Charles Wine' Brewer
Winebrewer
Taner Museum
Frederick
Washington
Middletown
Hagerstown
Woodsboro
Taneytown
Winter Grips U S as Cold Wave Spreads Coast to Coast
A bitter frost blankets much of the nation in a Christmas preview with sub zero readings. California sees record cold for 62 years in San Francisco while San Joaquin Valley dips 2 below zero and Denver endures a 125 hour cold wave finally easing.
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San
Nevada
Rocky Mountain
U S.10 Officials Back Arms Reduction Efforts
Geneva date and officials report the U S delegation led by Mr. Davis will cooperate in the disarmament conference. The statement names Britain France Germany Italy and the United States seeking substantial cuts and revision provisions. The American team expresses hope for renewed earnest pursuit of disarmament, acknowledging recent gains.
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Switzerland
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Davis
America
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Britain
Franses
Germany
Laly
Garden Club Elects Officers and Awards Prizes
The 4-Hood Garden Club elected officers led by President Mrs Bates Etchison and First Vice President Mrs J W Wiley. Grace Osborn is recording secretary and Mrs Sarigg Ward is corresponding secretary. Merle Jacobs chaired prize awards for the year with first boxwood going to Merle Jacobs and second prize evergreen shrub to Thomas W Trox. Committee chairs and plans for a Bicentennial tree at the first Home were announced.
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4Oothood Garden Club
Bere
Mys
Bates Etchison
J. W. Wiley
Grace Osborn
Sirs
Sarigg Ward
Mert
Jacobs
Ane
Clyde Thomas
Mirs. Charies BE. Beeracts
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Merle Jacobs
Thomas W. Trox
George Nings
Bates Eshson
Clin
Fist
Unseasonable Weather and Fatal Traffic Incidents Reported
Rain and mist plagued the South and Southeast with some snow in Amavillo Texas where temperatures rose to 5 to 7 degrees above. The Midwest and Eastern regions saw snow but easing cold. Traffic deaths rose across Maryland due to slippery roads with about ten fatalities reported. Cumberland area noted three inches of snow melting into rain. A worker named Joan J. Dorothy was killed after being crushed between a tailboard and a vehicle. an inquest was planned for William Van Kk Puntley’s body.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tme
Cumberland
Tower
Joan J. Dorthy
Wiliam van
Puntley
van Ecre
Plane crash kills two National Guard officers in New Jersey
A New Jersey National Guard plane crashed near Bernardsville causing the deaths of Second Lieutenant Gay K. Reed, 38, of New York City, and Sergeant Robert Woolam, 35, of Silver Lake. The craft reportedly went down in a field and burst into flames trapping the crew.
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Dee Thio
New Jersey National Guard
Robert L. Stevens
Gay K. Reéd
New York City
Sergt. Rober
Weolam
Shver- Lake
Leesburg Va Tax Sales Advertised For Delinquent Land
Tax sales in Leesburg Virginia advertise about 352 parcels of land for delinquent taxes totaling roughly $8,425. The number of parcels has risen versus last year though the total dollars owed on delinquent properties decreased from $20,802.93. Notes mention shark fins as a curiosity in China tied to a separate feature.
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Rguent
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