Icy Roads Disrupt County Travel and Truck Runs
Hazardous winter conditions caused by ice and patches of snow slowed traffic countywide. A fleet of three milk trucks failed to reach Washington as roads east and west of Frederick deteriorated, with Ridgely and Baltimore corridors worst. motorists turned back, some vehicles jackknifed or slid off, and travel remained treacherous despite brief thaw periods.
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Prederick
Ridgeri
Boonsboro
perxsen Ridgeriie
Baltimore
Haitimore-to-Frederick
Buckeyscowa
Georgetor
Urbana
Sunder Taucs
ict
Frederick High School Aids Christmas Box Drive
Frederick High School contributes boxes for 30 families and 140 children in foster and boarding homes as the Children's Aid Society organizes a Tivoli Christmas party next week. Gifts for boarding and foster children to be delivered early next week. boxes for families delayed until boxes are secured. Salvation Army kettles to collect funds for Christmas baskets on streets Saturday with Santa Claus.
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femites
Country Children’s Aid Society
Michael EL Pie
Aid Society
shloxety
sraiis
Tis‘oH theater
iCnidcen
heatquares
Tae Frederick High School
Parsons destine
Tiel
Salvation Army
Salvati Army
Santa Claus
Frederick city
Bernard C. Morris
Weather Brief Snapshot From Silo 1 and Den 2 Input
Weather update reads unclear with scattered terms such as Den 2, silo 1 and 0.85 am. The readable parts indicate a morning timing around 24 am and references to forecasting or sensors, but the text lacks coherent data or actionable meteorological details.
Crawford Confession in Ilsley Murder Varies by Judge
Judge says the confession by Crawford was made in the Ilsley murder case but believes it may be evidence rather than admission of guilt. The remarks suggest forensic or legal scrutiny of the confession's role in the proceedings.
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CRAWFORD
ILSLEY
Ice Fades as Warmth Improves East Road Conditions
A Maryland cold snap left streets slick with ice overnight but rising temperatures improved traffic. Frosty conditions were reported in Hagerstown and Baltimore with lows near 29 to 30 but afternoon sun and warmer air reduced hazards across the region.
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Associated Press
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United States
English channel
England
France
Germany
Berlin
Silesia
East Prussia
Ohm
North Dakota
Minnesota
high Sierra
California
Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Maryland
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Advent Season to Be Marked by City Churches
Sunday schools and churches in the city prepare to begin Advent with cantatas and services. The Men's Reformed Church and Presbyterian church will host special programs at 7:30 and 7:30 respectively, featuring choirs, solos, and carols amid Christmas decorations and processional numbers.
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Reformed church
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Isa
Irving Staley
Gur
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ari Graram
Joza
Chrismas
ihe
Jesse Bendets
Nusz
Richare Dy Leonari Nouizele
ZACErex, & Cocmrel
Car Hemmann
Witca
Head-On Crash Kills Two Near Rockville Maryland
A morning head-on crash on the Washington pike near Grosvenors Lane left Leonard Perrell 32 Bethesda dead after his truck overturned. Gite Handers 33 Missouri is jailed on manslaughter charges. Robert Lucius of Bethesda injured and treated at a hospital. Investigating officers Windsor Poole and Herbert Busts noted no skid marks. the Chevy Chase D2izs truck owner is involved. Perrell is survived by his two widows.
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Grosvenors Lane
Robert Lucius
Bethesda
Anders’ machine
Chevy Chase
Windsor Poole
Herbert
Perrell
Ministerial Christmas Service Set for Monday
The Frederick County Ministerial Association will hold its annual Christmas worship at the Evangelical Reformed church on Mantarmoringe Street at 11 15. Rev Nat G Barn Inkster of Tranity Methodist Church South will preach. After service W C Reval and Rev Henri L G Kieffer will lead. Special offering goes to Rev Ralph E Hartman of Grate Reformed Church. A recital by Margate Bear Ru SS Alte Long Margaret Baer and others will follow. A court docket note appears at the end.
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Frederick County
W. C. Reval
Freder press
Rel. Jr
Walkers
Henri L. G._ Kieffer
D. D
Fred
mminiser
the
Evangelical Reformed church
Maude Waters
Grate Reformed church
wraan
the praservice
Margate
Margaret Baer
Ora
Vite
andran Moore
Geore
Cetherine Chapine
doe
Death by Own Action Verdict Noted in Mi Case
A formal death by own action verdict is reported in a Michigan case involving C. E. C. Ne and Son, with a note on the proceedings and the parties connected to the matter.
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Olnet C. E. C
fiser
Greece Extends Insull Time With Stay to January Thirty-First
Samuel Insull, the 74 year old fugitive, receives an extension to January 31 to remain in Greece after officials had refused to renew his residence permit. He is wanted in Chicago on embezzlement charges and will travel on temporary documents since he has no passport.
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Athens
Samuel En- Sull
Chicago
interior
Greece
Insull
White collar workers here to be given jobs
Washington reports an estimate that 12 workers will be employed in a mix of tasks under the War on Librarian initiative. Officials, including Walter L. Thorp directing the bureau of commerce, note the program aims to advance library services. Miss Nellie from ton Cou and Chrisimer are named in relation to years of service and branch organization across county towns, shaping county library duties.
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Washingon
Taticn
Wolard L. Therp
bureau of
fore merce
Bagersiven
Nelie
ton Cou
Chrisimger
Edward Meacy
Masons to Attend Church Service in Town
Members of Lynch Lodge No. 163 and Columbia Lodge No. 58 of the A F and A M will attend divine worship at Saint Church led by Rev. Douglass Hook at 3 36 p m on December 17. The lodge delegates will march in a body to the church.
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Columbia
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Mason
Sains church
Douglass Hook
cuarca
Engineer Sentenced for Perjury in Maryland Rail Case
Willard J. Meese of Hagerstown, former Western Maryland Railway engineer, received a one year jail term after confessing perjury. He recanted earlier testimony about a fire that damaged a lumber firm’s property, claiming sparks from a locomotive caused the blaze while later admitting he protected another man. The bench warrant followed a conflict in his statements to Judge Eugene O Dunne and the railroad won a civil verdict.
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Baltimore
Willard J. Meese
Hagerstown
Western
Maryland
R. R
Meese
Eugene O'Dunne
Hegerstown
fie
Autoist Held for Death of Infant in Wash County
A hearing was held here yesterday on the death of a 0 month old infant of Mr and Mrs Rover Cain of Wash. Nichols was ordered at her permanent place and time by the March grand jury. He was released from SSG bar.
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Rover. Cain
Nichols
March grand jury
Lindberghs Fly to Dominican Republic
A garbled report notes the Lindberghs flying to the Dominican Republic with mentions of San Juan and Governor Suess. Other fragments refer to a fire, Reynolds Hall, and money figures, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
San Pedro
Demenican Republic
Ber
Charles
dar
San Juan
Ric
Sam Juan
Suess
Horton
Mos
Berjan
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