Christmas Shoppers Brace For Last Minute Buys In City
Frosty morning hits Fredericks as a new low of eight degrees is recorded. Despite the chill, stores plan longer hours this weekend, with Sunday expected warmer and a brisk Yuletide rush ahead. Post office staff increase to handle Christmas mail as shoppers accelerate last minute buys before next Friday night.
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Haanoser
Mara
Arctic Circle
Fred-erick
Frederics
Deepita
Joral
Postofice
Much Suffering by Citys Poor Follows Charities Call
A report from the Federated Charities at South Market notes an unusual rise in destitution within the city. About a dozen people seek employment, with widespread requests for fuel and clothing. Florence Garner coordinates aid as Chamber of Commerce and City Administration consider coordinated funding. Local churches and other groups assist, but many cases lack organized support.
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Frederick
Federated Charities
South Market
Florence Garner
Charities
Garger
Chidren
Ana
Alain
Finds Nest of Snakes in Ba Wo Tari Treetit
A report notes discovery of a nest of snakes near Ba Wo Tari Treetit with warning to locals. The brief mentions researchers collecting specimens and monitoring the area for potential danger.
7 Degrees Minimum in Washington County
Fragmented OCR text lists numbers and unclear phrases about a 7 degree minimum in Washington County. The legible elements mention a desolate or desert-like area and reference to political or geographic terms without coherent context or identifiable entities.
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Washington County
Steel Melon Cut Sends Market Up
Wall Street reacts to a steel dividend cue as shares surge in anticipation of a 25 to 40 percent split and widespread distributions. Railroads and industrials rise on news of dividends, with Steel common stock hitting record highs and volumes surpassing 660,000 shares. Notable moves include Louisville & Nashville, Crucible Steel, U S Industrial Alcohol, and Freeport Texas.
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Stu
Wall Street
Louisville & Nashville
Crucible Steel
U. S
Argoba
Freeport Texas
Austria
Wilson
Atchison
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Reading
Southern Railway
Erie
J. J. Bervet
Frederick Underwood
Edward L. Do Ipeny
Interior
Pan-American
Baldwin
Pullman
Sculptor Makes Success In Bronze Bust Of Governor Johnson
Mr and Mrs Joseph Urner of Baltimore live with Judge and Mrs Hammond Urner on East Second Street while sculptor Urner devotes full time to his art. He completed a bust of Thomas Johnson the first Governor of Marsland and plans a bronze casting placed on a pedestal in Court Fork under the Thomas Johnson Memorial Association. The piece stands about six feet high, and Urner trained at the Maryland Institute in Baltimore with noted instructors. His works include a bust of Reser Broove Taney and a tableau titled The Sunrise Dram.
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Baltimore
Urner
Hammond Urner
East Second Street
Thomas Johnson
Marsland
Plaster of Paris
Court Fork
Thomas Johnson Memorial Association
Arnerato
Maryland Institute
Shoser
Shoser Was Spent In Fees vIn Additto
Jarzer Pteres
Barbara Prinnie
Tocail
Amd
Santa Claus Found by Flyers Topole Tale
Reporters and explorers recount Santa Claus sightings at the pole with reindeer and new coats for Christmas. Lincoln Ellsworth and Admiral Byrd praise aerial travel while noting a shift toward aircraft and dirigibles for Santa’s journeys.
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Hers
Giri
Parrates
Byrd
Santa
Elsworth
Ellsworth
Langley Paroled From Atlanta Penitentiary
Washington reports former Kentucky congressman Jon W. Langley was paroled after serving one year of a three year sentence for violating the prohibition law.
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Washington
Jon. W. Langley
Kentucky
Frederick Mik School Senior Class Party Features Novel Stunts
Approximately 155 students attended the Frederick Mik School senior class party held Friday night in the school auditorium. The event included class-driven stunts, cards, dancing, and refreshments. Chaperones and guests of honor were listed, with many faculty members present. The class numbers 144 members, most of whom attended, and the evening remained festive despite no major changes in mood or health. Tokyo bulletin reports Emperor Yoshihito's condition as virtually unchanged.
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Frederick Mik School
Soundl Lso
Walter C. LeGore
W. Uondon
Norman Slagen
Albert L. Leary
Charles H. Remsburg
Mises Katherine Dutrow
Mary Shuff
Edith Guandiner
Ruth Reinecke
Ruby Cline
Mildred Ulsh
Margaret Waller
Julia Etch Zon
Helen Anderson
Lucille Roatvzahn
Margaret Black
Marty McDonald
Harmon Dunham
W.D. K. Aldridge
Santa Claus Goes American In Toyland Visit
A News report notes Santa Claus has become thoroughly Americanized as he prepares for his annual dash from the Pole to Frederick around December 14. His workshop and toy caches, mostly from American makers, contrast with earlier German toys, while readers learn which toys captivate boys and girls. The piece describes popular items like wheel toys, games, and craft sets, and hints at Santa declining interviews.
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Byrd
Bennett
Frederick
Nick
Santa
Crisies
Dad
Lotto
Morle Land
Baball
Captain Kidd
County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
The Frederick County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting with a post lunch program and an afternoon session. Officers and delegates were elected for the year, including M. Frank Middletown as president and a slate of committee members from various towns. Resolutions endorsed cooperative marketing, member stock subscriptions, and support for related agricultural organizations.
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M. Frank Middlerown
Battimore
TJ. G. Stevens
Creaturetown
E. C. Speake Fredenck
Maurice D. Coblettx
Midlietana
Mureau
Senvtette Tadoamatine Eet Alter
Wilbur D. Culler
Ballenger
Howard T. Smith
Clarence C. Dudrow
Bucketown
D. T. Stup
Buckeystown
Altergate
Samuel Adsherman
BurkKittssle
W.C. Mercer
Braddock
George C. Thomas
Frederick
J. A. Castle
Alterate
Upton C. Grossnickte
Jackson
George D. Toms
Myersville
Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Stanley Sundergill
Unionville
Willian J. Kepler
Middletown
A. C. Miller
Middetown
C.F. Huffer
Mt. Pleaean
George Harman
Urleans
Alternat
Stanley Zecher
Petersvile
H. 0. Kefauger
Petersville
Iternate
H. L. Davis
New Market
Charles J. Remsbarz
Moores
Ger
Arid
Amon Burger
Farm Bureau
Marylad Statc Dalymen
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association
Frederick County
Couny
Weals
Assreiant
Barisee
Charles Warthelmer
Serch
Civisumas
James A. D. M. Stewart
Local Court Hears Case Involving Bertha Yar and Business Dispute
In a Peshar Case held at Ball Room Court Street, Bertha Yar faces questions over a business matter. The proceedings concern alleged actions tied to her late husband and related conduct in the same enterprise.
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Hushens
Bertha A
Ieee
Ats
Speculative Frenzy On Market Subides
Fragmentary text suggests a market frenzy subplot with references to speculative activity and possible downturns. The readable portions mention industry, an individual named Vere Ube and terms like market, set days, and turns in industrial sectors.
Drug Law Charge Against Hicks In Baltimore Case
Jamon Hicks, 25, is charged after police found cash, narcotics, and a prescription in his possession at the southwest police station. He claimed memory loss after the arrest and said the money, listed as $125, belonged to him. Officials say the weapon and clothing remain unaccounted for as the case proceeds.
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Jamon Nicks
Pnitetick
Mas Muadle
Indy
Dupel
Southwestern
Peller
Nation
Terbiy
Hicks
Sothluz
Patrofeen
George Black
Frank
Warch
Frederick Puystelan
Parcotte
Wicks
Guat
Sie Wadge
Baltimore
Sanity report on Russell Scott questioned in court
Springfield Va December 18 AP charges that Director Chauncey H H Jenkins dictated the sanity report on Russell Scott, former Canadian promoter now under sentence of death for the murder of a Chicago drug clerk, were made before the Supreme Court as his attorney seeks reversal of a ruling that Scott has remained sane.
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Springfeld
Chauncey HH. Jenkins
Rusaell Scott
Chicago
Supreme Court
Scott
Scoth
Ormiston Surrenders to Los Angeles Police
Kenneth G. Crisinton, fugitive with Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, surrendered to the Los Angeles district attorney at 10:25 am to face criminal conspiracy charges. He will be arraigned on the grand jury indictment before Superior Judge Fllett Craig.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth G. Crisinton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Fllett Craig
Germany to halt radio advertising extension
Berlin reports a planned halt to extended radio advertising as spokesmen for the Radio Protective Animation announce a potential general strike against government controlled broadcasts if the volume of advertising is not reduced. The move signals mounting tension over radio policy and sponsorship influence.
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Germany
Berlin
Radio Protective Animation
Lithuanian Crisis Ends After Coup Restored Cabinet
London reports the Lithuanian crisis has ended as General Smetona’s coup d etat collapses. President Grisius accepts the Slesevicius cabinet restoration and resumes normal duties in Kaunas after receiving the legation’s message.
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Smetona
Saya
Kurno
Grisius
Slesevicius Cabiinet
Korno
Bank Robbery by Santa Mask Steals 4200 Dollars
Report from Tonssilig Ark on December 1 details a man dressed as Santa Claus robbing a bank of 4200 dollars. The incident description is unclear due to poor OCR, with fragmented names and lines referencing bolding and fear at the scene.
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Santa Claus
Alien Property Bill Wot to Help Bergooll
Waphinzion reports a December draft battle over an alien property bill. The measure aims to assist Bergooll by restricting certain transactions and protecting national interests. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Alien Property
Bill Wot
Bergooll
$105,000,000 for Ten Light Scout Cruisers
Washington AP report notes a proposed $105 million outlay for ten light scout cruisers. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of expenditure approval by committee leadership is indicated.
New City Pond Readied for Skaters Amid Cold Weather
The New City pond project has paused after recent cold and wet spell details. Officials note work is temporarily suspended on site while weather hinders progress and safety measures are reviewed for upcoming completion.
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Maju
Favor buying side of market favors corn outlook
Chicago, Dec. 18 AP reports the corn market shows renewed buying interest on expectations of new corn arrivals and better demand, despite current selling to take profits. Wheat and oats rise on scarcity and demand, while meat and butter markets in Chicago stay firm amid steady supply and stronger buying ahead of holidays.
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Terial Ho Wever
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Weather Outlook Scrambled for Christmas Week
Weather forecast shows uncertain chances of snow around Christmas with a mix of rain and possible snow in southern regions. Cooler temperatures are expected after a spell of unsettled conditions, while markets in New York report mixed railroad share activity and steady steel trading patterns amid broader economic notes.
Six Year Old Boy Attacked at St Vincent’s Church
Chicago report details a six year old boy Walter Schmid injured at St Vincent’s church after an attack by an unidentified man who entered from the loft. Priests followed the boy to hospital as police search for the assailant.
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Walter Schmid
L. J. Sweeney
C. J. McCarths
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Sweeney
Ne Hho
Maryland dry agents begin state roundup
Prohibition agents led raids across Maryland with arrests in several counties. Sean A. Weber was seized at Bodkin Creek Arundel County where mash and whiskey were confiscated. In Cecil County, a 16 gallon still was destroyed and three other stills with hundreds of gallons of mash and whiskey were seized. Baltimore City raids yielded liquor and mash, with authorities declaring a full roundup to continue through Christmas.
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Dee
Marly Mornlak
Depetr
John F
Heabert
Sean A. Weber
Bodkin Creek
Ange Arundel County
Sumiperville
Cecil Comaty
Baltimore City
Daws
Daffy
Officer Arrives for Wanted Man in Uniontown
An officer from Uniontown arrived in Frederick to extradite William Cable who was arrested there. Cable, linked to arson and property crimes with losses over 20000, faces charges in Washington and Pennsylvania. Also involved is Doula Meeks, alleged accomplice, who is at Aberdeen Proving Grounds awaiting related warrants. The Uniontown arrest follows a period of investigation, with Cable allegedly using false pretenses and bad checks to finance a grocery theft. Cable’s return to Uniontown was planned for today.
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Frederick
Cable
Douala Meeks
Washington
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Mo Mumebet
Thia
Meeks
Pennsylvania
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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