Christmas Relief Agency Battles Duplication and Hunger
A local emergency group reports about 500 job seekers and 0 employed with 30 to 40 families investigated for aid as agencies vow to prevent duplication. The Epormen bureau lists skilled workers and notes cases of severe need including a family with ten children in two rooms and a four day hunger period.
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Ep‘ormen
Bureau of the Pred‘ick County
Drouth
Gomd Market Street
Green House
Owever
Toman
T. Poole Jones
Frederick W. Harnell
Wlse
Himuf
Leboring
Cty
Antici Ming
Cat Weader
Cally Pom
Wade
Santa Claus
Aukiren
Ameran Lezim
Auto Tags Displayed in City as New Markers Roll Out
Report notes few red and white auto tags visible while replacement markers appear delayed. Many owners defer new tags until deadline at the Motor Vehicle Commissioner's office. Officials cite required inspections and tax payment proofs as factors shaping tag issuance and marker updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auwentic Tate
Osaeecs
Motor Vehicle Commissioner's Office
Petherick
Movie Stars Flee Malibu Fire and Explosion
An explosion and fire destroyed Malibu beach homes of eighteen film stars in Los Angeles. Loss pegged at about 800000 dollars as stars and residents fled in nightclothes. Firefighters battled flames for hours. several luxury homes including those of Marie Prevost Allen Dwan George de Sylva James M. L. Taye Oliver C. Cash were damaged.
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Los Angeles
Malibu
Nation Picture
Fim
Marie Prevost
Allen Dwan
George de Sylva
James Malcolm Taye
Olver Cash
de Sylva
Washington Sells Muddy Ruel to Boston Sox
Washington announces the sale of veteran outfielder Muddy Ruel to the Boston Red Sox, confirmed by Clark Griffith, president of the Senators. Also reports quick arrests for license violations and local charity efforts to organize Christmas baskets for needy families, with Hood College students aiding in dinners and packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muddy Ruel
Boston
Bari D. Gduddy Ruel
Washington Casher
Boston Rec Sox
Clark Griffith
Senators
Embezzlement Case Involving 11 Year Old Aviator
Otto a Baltimore born aviation student pleaded guilty to embezzling 428.55 from Curtiss Wright Flying Service in Frederick. Judge Arthur D. Willard sentenced him to one year in the House of Correction, with second charge concurrent and a third suspended. Otto’s parents mortgaged their home to fund his aviation training. he repaid via restitution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy KE. Otto
Dhe
Arhur D. Willard
House of Correction
Baltimore
Willard
Traverser
William D. Tipton
Tr Service
Wells
Bitates
Wiliam Mr. Storm
Otto
Joseph Allen
Frederick
Frank Clemson
Joseph Ganley
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mying Corporation
Paul Shaffer
Paxville
Frank L. Cady
Thurmont
Shaffer
Hunting Creek
Wiliam Gosnell
Gosnell
Roscoe Lewis
Lewis
Sonrid Shaffer
Alton
Bennett
Mursii Toms
Myersville
Toms
Charles Keller
Herman Toms
Leonard Spank
Lowery
Samadi
Card Party at St Johns Charities Draws Prizes
A Friday night card party under St Johns Catholic Charities at St Jobs Literary Instine hall drew 27 tables of be bige with prizes. Mrs John Hartman won a pewter pitcher, Mrs Gur Albsugh took a 16 pound fruit cake, and George Gennce won a door prize turkey.
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Carter
St. Johns Catholic Charities Organization
Workers at Capitol 10 Demand Relief at Once
A chaotic scene unfolds as Capitol workers press for immediate relief amid protests. Delegations move toward the White House after a demonstration, with union figures and lawmakers signaling potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol 10
Christmas cookie and candy demonstrations attract large turnout
About 130 women attended Helen Pearson’s demonstrations at the Frederick County home demonstration offices on West Patrick Street. Ice box cookies and chocolate coconut kisses drew focus as recipes were shared and distributed to Federation of Rural Women members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pearson
County Home
Fotemas Edison Company
West Patrick Street
Feder of Rural Women
Frederick
Pearson
Court House
Dorothy Warehime
Potomac Edison Company
Dorothy McPheeters
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Miss Pearson
Clie
Henry Sheffler
Middle Town
Braddock
Myersville
Fillton- Gadt & Craining
Merryuand Tract
Mary Sulmer
Merryand ‘Tract
Jefferson
Chrissmas Ray
Church Street
Dormier Emerson
Emerson
Excessine Chum
Vespers at Hood College Explore Magi Gift Meanings
Dr Kieffer explains the Christmas visit of the Magi as a symbol of values for rulers and individuals, interpreting gold as kingship, incense as prayer, and myrrh as humanity. The Hood College service features a major Christmas music program led by the college choir and guest performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jesus
Bethlonem
Melchior
Caspar
Beivharear
Dr. Kieffer
Christ
God
Pr. Kleffer
Pueidttor
Kieffer
Mise Emma May Gadel
Mademoiselle Marcelle Privat
Colege Music Department
Wade
Schubert
Mary E Hamm
Mary E Gavel
Vionicello
Emma May Gabel
Henry T. Wade
Chrisians
Yorkshire
Eggs Slip on Wholesale Market Amid Turbulent Trade
Chicago December eggs moved to 41 5 cents wholesale on the Mercantile Exchange amid drifting demand. Prices varied from 30 to 32 cents per dozen as trading faded, with some markets showing slight gains before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Snow Flurries Briefly Brighten Christmas Eve Morning
A pre Christmas snow event occurred this morning with light snow flurries lasting over half an hour. Snow began around 9 o clock and briefly fell briskly before gradually ending.
Intruder Encounter Reported by Inspector
An inspector notes an intruder leaving a room as she approaches, describing a tense access incident. Details specify the intruder’s exit path and the surrounding security posture observed at the scene.
Jewelry theft at McCardell Apartment on North Market Street
Miss Pauline McCardell reported a stranger entered her Hood College area apartment near 245 North Market Street, unlocked the door with a skeleton key, and stole jewelry from a wooden case while leaving other valuables untouched. Police and state troopers searched area, description given as medium height man in brown slouch hat with briefcase, no suspect found within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell
North Market Street
Miss Margrete
Hood Callege
Walsh
Bartels
Sergt. Cassidy
Una
Nan
Pauline McCardell
Alwo
Gald
Dmi
First Regiment Band Musical Club Banquets Dinner and Tributes
A banquet was hosted Thursday night at the State Armory by the First Regiment Band Musical Club. Attendees included officers from the Service Company and Company A. Toastmaster Major Elmer Munshover and speaker D Relph Zimmerman led tributes, with remarks from Capt. Clses and Lt. Caddington, among others. wives of attendees prepared an elaborate dinner, and a white carnation was presented to a guest.
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State Armory
Q Musical Club
First Regiment
Alonso Foz
Cab
Elmer F. Munshover
Clses
Pert
Ile
Camp Ritchie
Caddington
Kreb
Guy Anders
Company A
Staley
Regiment
John H. Church
Perkins
Keller
Th Club
D. Relph Zimmerman
PB. BE. Exterir
Alonso
J. A. Frssinzges
J. Ho Chitch
Keir
Eger Aki
Lewis Stain
Mos
Arms Fox
Rather
J. A
M. Rotzer
Mos Crewitms
Martha Lax
W H Dickerson Ends Life With Bullet In Head
W H Dickerson, age unknown, died after shooting himself in Baltimore. The death occurred at his home, with his wife, who is described as sorrowful, present. The obituary notes he was under medical care and references his Washington party and connections to Magee, Petact, and Washington. The funeral details indicate services Tuesday morning at his residence.
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Santas
Had Tever
Ak Washington Parite Cent Sit
Magee Petact & Washington
Haltmore
Four Requests Heard For County Road Improvements
Four petitions for road improvements were considered by the Board of County Commissioners. Delegations from New London New Market Hansonville and Wolfe's Corner sought two mile to two and half mile extensions and resurfacing along state roads. Secretary Winebrewer supported Spencer Stull and others. No decision was made at the meeting.
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Board of County Comissioners
New London
Walter Burall
New Market
Mt. Premsant
Staley Plook
Spencer Stull
Hansonville
Charlesville
David C. Winebrewer
Wolfe's Corner
Hopewell
Steiner Wachter
Mr. Buckey
dJuhusvide
Shanty
Baltimore Snow Brief Tempers Drop In Forecast
Baltimore observed light snow today described as a quick flare likely to end soon with colder temperatures to follow. In New York the stock market withstood heavy selling, then stabilized by midday as volume neared one million shares per hour and call money rose to 2 1/2 percent. A large slaughter event named Wesker Barrier hosted a gathering of numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs Wesker Barrier and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weess
Moun
Capper Probes Bread Prices in Washington Dozen Loaves Seen
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas leads a probe into bread prices in Washington. He contends that prices have remained stationary despite wheat price doctrine as he surveys a variety of loaves in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Washington
Bareau
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Bias Ese
Washington
Government claims absolute control as Spain reels in revolt
Reports from Bilbao Madrid and other cities describe a nationwide rebellion against the republic. Proclamations by Alcala Zamora and Berenguer are reported as government forces mobilize while rebels attempt to seize key locations and drop warning leaflets to Madrid garrisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Bilbao
Madrid
Turmoi
Fiyeta
Wee
Treage
Sam Sebastian
Alcala Zamora
Wieewiens
Republic
Biltme
Mig Alfonep
Mindell
Berenguer
Ramon Pratico
Jaen
Gasumage
Donates 3400 20M Trees At Old Port Prederiak
Mrs Dick donates 3400 20M trees to be planted at old Port Prederiak in honor of J Bit president of the former Predarik male Seminary and Prof Hadleston. Regent Dick of Dorset Chapers and friends of the American Revolution support the project. The second acre will be none of Mr Gambell who plans to purchase the high school at Cambridge in the spring.
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Prederick
Mr. Dick
Dorset Chapesr
Old Port Prederiak
Larg J. Bit
Predarik
Jams EL
Prof
Hadleston
Whee Gime
Woman's College
Heatlene
Mr. Gambell
Pew High School
Cambrhign
Bomb Strikes Home of Virginia Magistrate in Strike Zone
Reports say a rifle blast damaged the porch of Magistrate B Fitts near Denville Virginia during a textile strike. No injuries reported as troops are sent to Danville area amid labor unrest and police say no further troop withdrawals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denville
Fitts
Pollard
Richmond
Lemor Pollach
Danville
Adjutant General’s Office
J. &. Place
Four Die Missing After Florida Boat Fire
Four people died and a missing passenger was feared after a boat fire near Miami Beach. Investigators determined the vessel carried 135 aboard with several identified as victims including H. Grimm G. McCook and Clarice Vine. An extensive night search recovered partial wreckage and bodies as authorities worked to establish the disaster details.
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Florida
Miami
Beach
Fis
H.C. Grimm
G. McCook
Fem
Clatrnce M. Vine
Mamie Sawyer
Mmti
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J. J. Caskty
South Market Street
Hood College
Famiy
Dong Aswe
Prederick County
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick County Drouth
Roy E. Otto
Cairo
Gorman
Vermar
Maryland
Eas
Thomas Means
White House
Brew Reservoir
Cumberland
Vesper
Dr. Kiefter
Yen Pete
Frederck
Inspector
Police
Admiral Beal Ika Poe
F. Amd
Booth
Ford
W. H. Dickerson
Weather Bureau
Atchering Hehl
Weskey Barrier
Pleasant
Wesker Barrier
Frank Green
Isha Dinterman
David Smith
J. K. Lochner
Hilton Piller
Harry Dinterman
Frank Harshman
Lillian Keller
Maude Sutely
Manda Burrier
Frances Grees
Joseph Lochner
Wi- Yam Lochner
Charles Lochner
Wiliam Getaesdanner
Harold Burre
Herman Locher
Dan Lochner
Charles Green
GOVT
Alfonso
Womabara Macrae
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