Suspended Terms Revoke For Two Men With One More
Two men from the city see suspended sentences revoked after court found breach of reform promises. Harry Giessner, already in custody, returns to the House of Correction for a two and a half year term. Cass Bel and Bon Belk each face new prison obligations for forgery and theft respectively, after failing to stay out of trouble since September.
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Hany CC. Betaon
House of Correction
Cass C. Bel
cour
Athur D. Willard
Grunkenness
Aquor
Belk
pacole
Eady F
Buck" Giessnner
berg
Giessner
Lindberghs Resume Flight On Thursday
The Lindberghs plan to resume their transatlantic flight from Manaos to the United States. The monoplane is readied for the journey, with an estimated 1,033 miles remaining to reach their Macland of the Swates, San Juan, and SF area as final destination.
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United States
omoros
Tmer
Manaos
Braz
Lindbergh Sci
Fearnnome
Ceyerme
Lincbershs
exnestec
u access
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d.scance
Pom
San Juan
roma
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fhem
macland
Winter Lashes At East Again Snow Probable
Washington December 13 AP Cold and storms lash the East causing deaths and freezing temperatures from Maryland to Nova Scotia. Maryland homes and shelters surge as hundreds seek warmth while Baltimore reports thousands stormed to homeless bureaus. Forecasters predict more snow with rising temperatures tomorrow.
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Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Baltmore county
Baltimore cir
Annapolis
Salisbury
easten
Baltimore
Bureau of the Homeless
cald
Collision at Gethsborg and Liperoy Roads Shuts Intersection
A head on crash at the Gethsborg Liperoy intersection early this morning damaged two trucks and required tow operations. Police reported Roger Cookie City Speed Department control northbound vehicle and Norman Bacher from Pa entering from Emmitburg road. Investigators charged Cook with failing to keep right and operating without a license. others faced minor charges. The angular intersection has long been deemed dangerous in the area.
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Gethsborg
Liperoy
Wortman's mill
shel
Roger Cookie City Spee
inters
Norman
Bacher
Mainlard
Emmitepurg
highwey
che 2
Warine disaster in Pacific Ocean feared
Dec 13 report from San Francesco AP describes a maritime disaster story as rescue teams search water off Point Pinos for survivors. Coast guard and Geodetic Survey report a sinking vessel with possible oil tank cargo amid rough seas and mountain waves. Captain and crew reportedly escaped by lifeboat or raft.
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San Francesco
Rate
aea
coast guard
Point Pinoswa
Monteey
Beaton
Sundd
Trading Fervor Coois in New York Markets
Trading fervor rose with weather in New York markets as stocks and staples showed little support from speculative forces. Sterling opened at $5.0628 and call money stood at percent, signaling cautious trading with limited momentum.
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Coois
New York
Frederick Delights in Coldest Night Since February
Frederick county residents faced a record cold as temperatures dipped to 9 degrees, with 8 at the airport and 12 at the sanatorium. Officials reported a damp air lingering, cars left idling, and ice crusts on roads. The story notes the day as the coldest since February 9, detailing scattered sunlight and rising mercury through the morning.
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yesverds
Frederick
sexton
Prederick
Scete
La Villastille
Fredmont Young Peoples Onion installs officers
Officers of the Fredmont Young Peoples Union were installed at Tuesday night meeting attended by Rev Dr John Paul Tytgentin. A student at American Union spoke on ministry in the Baclmere conference and Rev Hart, pastor, gave brief remarks.
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Fredmont Young Peoples Union
chuck
erick
John Paul Tytgenten
Amecitan
hart
ZeNA
Erez counse
Toy distribution planned by Legion post
The Francis Scots Key Post No 1 American Legion met Tuesday night to plan distributing toys and clothing. Commander Hudon presided while North Mare led the toy repair committee. Toys are being repainted and prepared for shipment to city and country, with Drum Corps assisting.
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Francis Scots Key
American Legion
E Hudson
presid
North Mar
mace
Liquor Import Plan Cited for Four Months
Washington federal authorities announce a four month period for importing five million five hundred ninety five thousand one hundred thirty seven gallons of liquor. The plan lists the quantities and the regulatory framework guiding the import activity.
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Washington
De federal aicoholio
Namar
Bates Kidnapper in Solitary Confinement
Dec 12 story from AP reports Ben Bates remains in solitary confinement amid new charges connected to brutality in a penitentiary. The piece notes ongoing investigations and possible legal actions related to the Lesvenworths facility.
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BATES
Ben B. sidering
Lesvenworts peniteniuery
Damage suit over 420000 set for trial today
Est3 Be Ramsburg of Hagerstown seeks 420000 from West Maryland Railway Co in a Maryland court alleging a 1931 collision at West Washington street crossing caused permanent disability and loss of wages. Ramsburg, a Commercial Bank of Maryland teller, contends the railway failed to warn of its approach as his car was struck, leaving his right leg significantly longer and requiring costly clothing and shoes. Trial was postponed from Tuesday. witnesses for both sides were summoned.
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Ramsburg
Westin Maryland Railway Company
Ciurents Court
Hagerstoxsn
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Theodore Reeder
Hagerstown
Ramewirg
Armstrong
George
Substation 18 robbed of stamps worth $19,000
Report notes a robbery at Substation 18 with stamps valued at $19,000. Details are fragmentary with unclear names and locations. no suspect information or timeline clearly readable.
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P. D
Christmas Talk at College by Douglass Hoof
Douglass Hoof spoke at Brodbeck Hall during a college Christmas program. He urged students to focus on thanking God for Christmas Day and to reflect on the meaning beyond festive thoughts, emphasizing gratitude for Christ.
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Douglass Hoof
sincent Food College
Brodbeck Hall
durne
Hooff
studen
Christumas
Frederick City Hospital reports stable finances and 1932 33 activity
The Frederick City Hospital releases its 35th annual report showing reduced business but controlled expenditures. For year 1932 33 the hospital treated 1656 inpatients and 2406 total in all departments, with 4414 medical and surgical cases examined, and 3218 patient days paid and charity. Despite crisis, the financial condition is described as very good.
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Frederick City Hospital
Mary E. Nies
svaco
siepital
uber
carsaome
the & ersinis
Phone Company Seeks to Restrain Rate Cut
The C P Telephone Company filed a request for a temporary order to restrain the Public Service Commission from enforcing a proposed 1.2 million dollar reduction in the companys telephone charges. The commission had ordered roughly a ten percent cut in Maryland rate levels.
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utimore
C & P Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Maryland
American Greeks Urge Deportation of Insull
A national Greek American association mobilizes support to deport Charles H. Insull. A petition drive claims over 235000 citizens favor action with further signatures adding thousands more.
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INSULL
Crawford Trial Declared Like Any Other Court Proceeding
Leesburg Va December 13 AP An admition against inciting feeling was issued by Judge James L McLemore as jurors were seated to try George Crawford, Negro, for murder. The judge said the case is the same as any other, urges fair treatment of defense counsel, and warned against incendiary reporting. State troopers escorted Crawford into the Loudoun County Court. The state will try to prove Crawford murdered Mrs Agnes Bomling Hasler and her maid Nina Buckner, with pathologist Dr Arthur B Hunter testifying.
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Leesburg
Dee
James .L. MrLemore
George Crawford
Loudoun county
Associated Press
Walter B. Everhart
George B. Menefee
H. C. Thompson
George P. Hess
Roy D. George
Charles E. Spring
R. N. Legard
S. W. Blocker
commonwealth attornney
Crawford
Agnes Bomling Hsler
Isley cottage
Galfleher
Paul Boeing
Asley
Nina Buckner
Arthur B. Hunter
Washington
Isiey
C Graxford
School costs and funding details for the year
The annual school cost totaled 307.30 raised by 2S with 144.06 from the State. The county's school districts are valued at 2,346,000 with year’s total expenditures around 13,657. State appropriation matches last year. Average cost per pupil overall 69.82. white elementary 39.75. other elementary 15.08.
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