Out of Work as Christmas Nears Amid Unemployment Surge
Frederick faces heightened unemployment with many locals applying for jobs at city offices and charities. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler notes the crisis worsens since 1925, with out-of-town applicants from Baltimore and Washington seeking temporary work. The Salvation Army, Children's Aid Society, Chamber of Commerce and others report heavy demand as women increasingly seek washing work and home laundering replaces the washworm.
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Lloyd C. Culier
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Weny
Miss Garner
Ita
Chamber of Com- Moers
H. Noel Haller
Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Salvation Army
K Pat
King George Passes Quiet Night Amid Slower Recovery
London dispatch reports King George VI resting quietly with no public changes in condition. The monarch remained in observation through the night, with attendants noting steady signs as doctors hold cautious optimism about his ongoing recovery.
United States Must Create Market For Goods Exported To Latin America
Article discusses Hoover era push to expand U.S. exports to Latin America by building markets through domestic prosperity and Latin American buying power. Cites Brazil, Mexico, and others, noting U.S. investments in automotive, film, copper, utilities and telecommunication, and quoting Hoover policy ideas from a 1927 conference.
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Imatamer
Ceara
AWAOU
Internation& Telephone and Telegraph
Mexico
Chile
Porto Rico
Cuba
Montecuien
Buenos Aires
Iowa
Mocver
Bia Mddreas
Washington
Sheffield
Dwight Morrow
Hoover
NEA
Court News Property transfers and marriage licenses listed
A court notice lists property deeds from Elmer Ehoy Wachter et al to Glen BR. Wkbk and others with several county and city transfers and prices. Marriage licenses are noted for Alfred Y. Willard and Aleysa Neuer, among others from multiple towns. Community Christmas Tree preparations are described with local participation and sponsorship details.
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Elmer Ehoy Wachter
Glen BR
Baker A Bowie
Edward B. Measell
Partners’ and Mechanics’ Nations Bank
Mordecai C. Jones
Wilian A. Wood
Harry W. Ayres Atx
Irving A. Pur
Wil- Mem
Fox
Qecar P. Karn
John E. Yourtes
Ems
Driclla
Karn
Carte to Sing Carols Monday Morning
A brief note indicates Carte will sing carols Monday morning between locations yet to be named. The event appears informal and aims to involve the community in festive singing.
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Carte
Two-Year Sentence For Conspiracy To Obstruct Justice
Baltimore dispatch reports David Pollock received two years in federal prison at Atlanta for conspiracy to obstruct justice after a sentence hearing with Judge W C Coleman. James Moreell received six months, mercy cited by the jury. Pollock earlier drew 18 months and Morel nine months for a July distillery robbery. bail set at 10 900 plus 30 000 bond pending appeals.
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Baltimore
David Pollock
Atlanta
W. C. Coleman
James Mocreell
méexTo
Jell
Pollock
Morpel
Christmas gift crush harms children in big New York drive
New York on December 22 reports a chaotic scene as Edwerd W Browning relieved a Santa drive announced to distribute 790 600 gifts from its upper Bristol region. Police were needed as crowds surged for perfume vials paper bets wrist watches and other articles risking injuries and disorder.
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New York
Edwerd W. Browning
Browning
Santa Cisus
Brostland
Coolidge Grants Full Pardon to J. W. Langley
President Calvin Coolidge issues a full pardon for James W. Langley, announced from Washington with Associated Press dispatch dated December 7. The action absolves Langley of federal legal jeopardy.
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J. W. Langley
Man Appeals After Fine and Four Month Sentence
In People's Court Justice Guy K. Motter fined Veniah Summers 200 dollars and sentenced him to four months in the House of Correction for illegal manufacture of quor for sale. Summers appeared with attorney Semel A Lewis and faced bond set at 1600 dollars. Earlier in the session assault and larceny charges were dismissed for the morning.
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Veniah Summers
South Mountain
Middletown
Costa
House of Correction
Guy K. Motter
People’s Court
Summers
Semel A Lewis
Aston V. Bennett
Leslie Fox
J Studebaker
Monterue Fox
Studebaker
Mn Studebaker
Chicago to Ask Dismissal of Kidnapper Charges
Chicago December 23 AP reports Tony Cappellano 16 a defendant in the Bille Rane kidnapping trial will have charges recommended for dismissal. Samuel Hoffman state’s attorney surprised court opening. The death penalty will be sought for Tony’s father Andrew Cap-.
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Chicago
Tony Cappellano
Samuel Hoffman
Asselent
Cout
Tony
Andrew Cap
Hoover Plans Sightseeing Tour in Rio de Janeiro
President-elect Hoover, during his tour of South America, will visit major coastal and mountainous sites around the Brazilian capital. He aims to showcase goodwill and explore notable oceanic and inland landscapes with brief excursions for sightseeing.
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R. de Janeto
Braxell
Hoover
Katy
America
Oyster Roast at Plant Building Delights Attendees
An informal oyster roast at the Plant Building entertained about six invited guests. Charles Wertheimer and Horace S Zechering spoke while Detrew, General Manager of Prob elek County Projects, expressed thanks and appreciation for the event.
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Probelek County Projects
Jet
Eer
Thin City
Sf ‘Noooday As & Christies Treat
Charles Wertheimer
Willa
T. Delapiaine
Horace S
Zechering
Spector
Weather Outlook Promises Mixed Week Ahead
Forecasts show overcast skies and possible precipitation early in the week. Temperatures expected to stay near normal Monday then turn colder toward week’s end with rain or sleet possible after midweek.
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Washington
Tiina
Marth Athentic
Two Boys Sent to Maryland Training School
Woodrow Mercer aged 16 and Rodney Toms aged 14 of this city were committed to the Maryland Training School for Boys by Judge Newman in the Juvenile Court this morning. They faced charges of stealing lamps copper and other goods from a warehouse. Chief Martin Walsh testified to arrests and broken locks. Michael E. Pugh led the petition with notes from the Children's Aid Society. Mercer had prior court appearances and will remain under state supervision until age 21.
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Woodrow Mercer
Maryland
Rodney Toms
Jonn & Newmen Juvendle
Martin J Walsh
Justice Atton Y. Bennett
Henry K . C. Fox
Michael E Puc
Children’s Aid Society
Mercer
Juisiile
Maryland Trainig School For
Pox
Walsh
Broadcast Band Television Experiment
Radio engineers report that a television experiment in the regular broadcast band caused interference and notable issues. The January date of the test is referenced, with details on the interference pattern observed during the experiment.
Chicago Christmas Pack Valued At 194 Million
Article notes a Chicago Christmas pack valued at 194 million with merchants and store purchases increasing overall value. It mentions decorative electric lights and Christmas trees around Rockwell Terrace, with observers noting the festive display amid city surroundings.
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Chicago
Ambiguous Former Amammaser Names Chile Ambassador
An obscure report from Inienapets dated December 33 states Joseph A. Shea served as ambassador to Chile under President Wilson and linked to the Stethodis Hoepite, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Chile
Wilson
Todeyst
Stethodis Hoepite
Parker to Brigadier General in Wee Bares of Tweuiar Affairs
Col Francis L Parker is promoted by President Coolidge to the rank of Brigadier General in the Wee Bares of Tweuiar Affairs. The announcement came from the office in Washington.
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Cole Parker Kamen
Francis L. Parker
Halethorpe Church Admire Fire Sprayed With Shots
Baltimore reports describe a pistol and shotgun attack on the Lansdowne Methodist church at Hale Thorpe and its parsonage. A 2 door automobile sprayed the building twice, breaking fire windows and causing minor injuries before officers found the car. A neighbor witnessed the second run and alerted police after the first incident.
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Buileta
Lansdowne Meh
Halethorpe
Ita
Christmas Carols Service At Evangelical Reformed Church
A largely attended Christmas carol service was held Friday at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Men’s Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed church. About 45 choir members, led by organist Mrs Maud W Dittmar, performed a program including old French carols, hymns, and recitations. The service featured several students from the church school and concluded with an offering and refreshments at the homes of members afterward.
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Thassa Nen
Maud W. Dittmar
Carettay
Princeton Ex-President Bicycle Accident Fatality
Princeton New Jersey December 22 AP Prof Henry Burchard Pine dean of science at Princeton University died from injuries after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle. The vehicle was driven by Cedric Bodine of Morristown New Jersey who told police the professor rode into the path of the car. Pine, aged about 70, had served as acting president and later became governor of New Jersey.
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N. J
Henry Burchard Pine
Department of Science
Princeton University
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Mie
Cedric Bodine
Meomouth Junction
Bodine
Fina
Mine
Ned
Purely Personal Holiday Greetings and Visits
Miss Marguerite all of Exast Or lange 8.3 12 expected to arrive this city Sunday to spend Christmas. Messrs Garro Jars and Albert Dean University of Maryland students are spending the holidays in this city. Cylvin Belcher and daughter Mary Lovie of Youngstown visiting Mrs Belcher's parents former Mayor and Mrs Gilmer Schley at Patrick Street. Dr William Brown head of the pediatrics Brown Jr en route to New York to join Mrs Brown and another son for Christmas. He is well known to the households of Washington and Lee University where he served as president.
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Exast
Lange
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Garro, Jars
Albert Dean
University of Maryland
Cylvin Belcher
Mary Lovie
Youngstown
Mra S
Irregular stock market closes amid weekend selling
New York December 22 The stock market moved erratically after early strength as weekend selling and money concerns weighed on prices. Dividend news and upbeat trade reports provided little support and the close was uneven with about 1 800 000 shares traded.
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New ‘York
Totel
Last Night Coldest With 14 Below Mark Reached
Shoppers faced a biting Saturday before Christmas as frost painted windows and gutters. The temperature dipped to 14 degrees as crowds filled stores seeking last minute gifts and brisk activity lit up downtown shops.
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Aml Qrud
Scomeerg Ritner
Commander Booth to Relieve Gebtame in New York
An AP report from New York states Commander Booth will relieve Gebtame. Details are scarce with a brief note about a December context and a $3 figure noted in the wire.
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Booth
Gebtame
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