Two Cumberland Lawyers and Two Boys Hurt in Wreck
Francis Torrington suffers a broken leg in a crash near Liberty. Two Cumberland lawyers and two Tome Institute students, 17-year-olds Robert Dixon and Praces Torrington, were injured when a LaSalle sedan failed to pass and crashed into an oncoming car. The party was returning home for Christmas. Barnard and Winters also injured but not seriously.
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Cumberland
Tome Institu
Ber
Deposi
LaSalle
Peng
Lysertz
Mies Cordens
Frederick
Frederick City
Brooke Wrartin Cumberlach
Dusines Mar
Jeg An
Conditon
P. Brooke Winters, Jr
Sciven Anc
Charles H. Conley
Liberty Garage
Party of Five
Tome Isstinite
Young Whiting
Torring@m
Dinos
Mir Whiting
Mr. Barmarth
Baltmore
Cumberlard
Weet
Libeririean
Whisg
Salvation Army
Magersor
Poad
Tves
Sacvstien Anny
Efagers
Miter Eisier KR
Coandice
Libertytown High School
Wiha
Anc
Dems
Shopping Pays to Yvistas
The fragment suggests a local shopper promotion or advertisement titled Shopping Pays to Yvistas. Readable bits imply a store or campaign offering incentives, but details are unclear due to OCR garble.
Christmas Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Charity and Cheer
The Frederick Kiwanis Club held its Christmas meeting in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hovel with an illuminated tree and carols by a quartet. New member Harry A. Leighton was inducted, gifts were exchanged, and thanks were expressed for donations to educational funds. Crime in Frederick showed a notable year over year decline, with jail records reporting fewer prisoners in 1933 than 1932, including both county and state inmates.
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Hve
Hoad
Francis Scots Key
Kiwanis Club
James H. Farrs
Austin E. Rhomds
Jesse B Atlers
Harry A. Leighton
Peoples Drug Stores
Water F. Zelgier
C. G. Bourne
Mz Fund
A L Leary
Frederick High School
Charies Linhardt
Baltimore Club
Thas
Lamontirmore Killantan
Bheen
Balimore
Roland Warbarrh
D. Homer C. Bow- Sera
Girs
Leny H Koocs
Hood College
Dorothy Racer
Seth Robert
Margaret Stormered
Philips
Emannethe
Frederick
Sherif Charles W. Crum
Tne
Turkey
Schoolteacher Ida Rhinehirt Injured in Autumn Incident
Miss Ida N Rhinehirt, a school teacher, suffered a shoulder injury in a fall. She was taken to Fredericksburg Hospital for treatment and was listed as doing as well as could be expected Tuesday night. She resides at 13 West Davis Street.
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Brezhs
Ida N Rhinehirt
Oper
He Fredermck
West Dav
P. T. A. Buckeystown Christmas Meeting Planned
The Buckeystown P. T. A. will hold a Christmas meeting in the Methodist Sunday school room Thursday at 7 30 p m. A musical program includes processional Long Long Ago scripture reading prayer Rev C E Dryden songs solos duets trumpet and choir numbers with participants Mrs George Seller Mrs Harry Fisher Mrs Earl Remsberg Mrs Elmer Main Miss Merie Grams Bil Ogle Lilian Fulmer and others.
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Buckeystown
Harry Fisher
Earl Remsberg
Elmer Main
Merie Grams
Bil
Ogle
Lilian Fulmer
Lindberghs End 29000 Mile Nonstop Flight Return
The Lindberghs landed at Flushing Bay after a long flight from the East with Ann Morrow Lindbergh and Charles Lindbergh aboard the big red monoplane. Crowds cheered as they touched down near Englewood and they spoke of wanting to rest and return home quietly.
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Engiewood
Flushing Bay
Ann Morrow Lindbergh
Landbergh
Lindbergh
Ann
Exglewood
Charleston
S. C
New Jersey
eToore
N. J
Aimport
East River
New York
Nat Holman the world’s greatest basketball player
Ans ers net credits Nat Holman as the world’s greatest professional basketball player of all time and notes quicksilver’s chemical name as mercury and Gen George Goethals’ leadership of the Panama Canal project.
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Nat Holman
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Aircraft maneuver noted near Curtus Airport crowd
A fragment describes an aircraft visible to a crowd at Curtus Airport then returning to sea level, dropping about a half mile offshore. No further details or identities are provided.
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Hugh
Curtus
Industrial leaders oppose proposed consolidated tax changes
Washington reports that American industrial and transportation leaders align with the administration in opposing the House Ways and Means Committee plan to reform consolidated corporate income tax returns and foreign tax credit rules. Secretary Dickinson criticizes the proposal as double taxation, arguing it would burden foreign trade and supports single taxation.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
King
John Dickinson
Commerce Department
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
United States
Dickinson
Parker Dies in Washington at 66 From Stroke
Representative James B Parker a New York Republican died at his Washington home from a paralytic stroke suffered the previous Wednesday He was 66 years old and had served in Congress.
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Washington
James
Parker
New York
Parker’s Fall From Chairman Post in House Committee
Parker, a veteran of over twenty years, had risen to chair the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee during a long Republican era. After Democrats gained control, he remained active as a Republican member on the committee in question.
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Parker
House
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