Snowbound roads hamper travel as blizzard ends
Heavy snowfall continues to ease with roads kept open by plows and motorists using garages for help. Temperatures held near freezing as wind slowed cold air, with up to sixteen inches reported in Suckstown PA and several counties still clearing. Authorities cautioned drivers, noting lingering closures on side routes while main highways reopened. Continued updates expected on page five.
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Annual Meeting Held by Maldren's Aid Society
Members of Maldren's Aid Society will attend the annual meeting on January 2 at three o’clock in the afternoon in Winchester Hall’s auditorium. Officers and the board of managers will be elected. Charles McC. MatORB is president and Mrs Michael E. Pue is executive secretary.
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Spurns Man Won By Wife's Death
An 18 year old named Carcaze in school stands accused as the cause of a wife’s death. Josephine Carden rejects a man won by the tragedy, blaming the mother of his child in a domestic dispute. Hayden claims Carden, who initially agreed to wed, grew tired of him and chose Ass Carden.
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Fire in Denton Subdues in Poolroom Blaze
Firemen battled a blaze that damaged a poolroom and adjacent residence in Denton on December 30. The late report notes crews remained on scene, with investigators surveying the area and assessing damages and causes.
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Denton
Denton Volmant
Gannett And Brewer Threat Arrest Reported
United States Attorney Geosee A. Grobe announced the arrest of Markell, a Rochester area worker, after federal agents disclosed threats mailed to a local firm. The suspect faced charges related to threatening letters, with formal charging expected.
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Buttelo
United States
Geosee A. Grobe
Rochester
Leap Year and Double Holidays Booked for 1936
The article notes 1936 will have five double holidays and two full moons in September, with Easter earlier, Shrove Tuesday on February 23, and Christmas near Friday. It mentions banks and stores closing and post office schedules, and hints at astronomical calendar phenomena expected to shape the year.
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Orchestra under the 4 Ernest Sat packed to capacity
An orchestra performance drew crowds beyond expectations, filling the venue to capacity under the conductor Ernest Sat, with attendees noting a packed house and enthusiastic reception.
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Ernest
Chimney Fire at East Patrick Street Home
A chimney fire occurred at the residence of Mrs. Anne Long, 35 East Patrick, in the early morning hours. Investigators noted arsenic traces in waters linked to mineral sources, with quantities deemed too small to cause harm.
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East Patnck
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Annual judging of best lies Tuesday
Reported plans note a contest to select lies from a stacked batch, with officers to choose notable falsehoods. The fragment mentions persons from Madera and Atsalai, and includes garbled phrases about habits and unnamed individuals.
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Madera
Norris May Head State Missed He Roosevelt Body Says On Relief
Washington dispatch reports Norris May proposed to head an independent Roosevelt for President campaign committee in six Midwest states. The plan aimed to split votes, with sectors in Nebraska Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota backing a Norris chaired group. Concurrently, Republicans and New York politicians discuss ballot strategies while public opinion shows movement away from Roosevelt amid relief debates.
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Divine Service and Local Notices Told in Fractured Text
Fragmentary report mentions Masons attending Sunday service and a widow and son inheriting J M Culler estate. A silent alarm triggers fire response. library patrons and damaged items appear in a chaotic mix with musical interludes and church choruses referenced.
Eastern Coast Storm Toll Tops Sixteen Deaths Across Region
Heavy winter storm walloped the Eastern Shore with 16 deaths reported along the coast from Easton to Crisfield. Coast guard measures and road closures were ordered as snowfall trapped areas, disrupted supplies, and damaged farms. In New York a blizzard bedded in, causing widespread outages, with tens of inches of snow and zero temperatures, while air and rail travel slowed.
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Weather Today Preview and Seasonal Temperature Notes
Fragmentary forecast notes for December 1933 cover temperatures and seasonal cues. Mentions high and low temperatures, sunset and moonrise times, and precipitation hints. Data appears garbled with multiple OCR errors but indicates general daily weather timing and conditions.
General Liggett Dead at [Date Noted] Moa
A notice reports the death of General Liggett, with sparse OCR fragments indicating the event occurred in Moa and references to a VP or dame designation, leaving core details unclear but marking the obituary as a historical record item.
Gen Liggett Dies In Hospital At 73
General Liggett dies in a hospital at age 73. The obituary notes his military rank and service, with sparse biographical details.
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Gen. Liggett
Italy Loses 2 Inapparican Fight
Aevorated style report claims Premier Mussoum's forces suffer losses as Italian units clash with Uarien forces. The article mentions damaged aircraft, a northern front commander, and a detachment in Bas Avdama with unclear details and misspelled names.
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Vew Financing To Fore During 1936
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New Year s Day Up Home Draws Church Members
Rev Dr and Mrs Traver host an up home on New Year s Day as members of the church care in and assist the second line. The event runs from 3 to 1m and extends into 7 to 9 in the afternoon with Rev Dr and Mrs Traver establishing the custom for fellowship.
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Nurse Rejects Lindberghs Bid to Hire Her
A nurse declined offers from Lindberghs and refused stage and film appearances, saying she wishes to live a normal life and has no money to spare. Bruno Richard Hauptmann, the Lindbergh baby killer, faced a clemency hearing in Trenton as his appeals neared their end, with courts weighing commutation or reprieve possibilities.
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Pro Confesso Decrees Filed Against Nine Defendants
Nine pro confesso decrees are filed in a circuit court case involving a receivership and enforcement of collection. The proceedings list Chief Judge Hams Ass Sudze and counsel for the State Bank as consented parties. The document references a meeting at 615 o clock and a Baust Reformed church vicinity.
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