Culler Announces Mayoral Candidacy Focus on Water Rates
Loyd Culler, Democrat and former mayor, announces bid to succeed Mayor Mumshower in January election. He plans to address city issues with emphasis on water rates and municipal expansion, citing past service and business background with local firms and organizations.
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Loyd C. Culler
texas
Gey
Elmer F. Mumshower
Juma
Cuers
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ibe
Woo
Cute
Cur
Meyer
Acemnen
Lewis EH Fraley srastasyer
Giller
Feazavile and
Marsh
ciy
Parkway school
Calvary Methodist Episcopal chicch
One? Fire Company
Lions cind
Domestic
Buldiog Association
Tice
Predecick County Agricuthure Society
Culfee
Tydings Denies Pursuit of Maryland Governor Run
Washington February 2 AP reports Senator Tydings flatly denied he would run as the Democratic candidate for Maryland governor this year. Newspaper men pressed if he would enter the race and he answered no with emphatic firmness.
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Washington
Sensior
Trydings
Maryland
Tydings
agention
tee
Weather Summary for February 1933 in Unspecified City
The report notes 24 hours ending 7 AM with 31 inches of snowfall and 1425 catches. February precipitation totals are 295 inches to date, with 225 inches for February 1933. Precipitation deficiency to February 1 is 1.28 inches. Highs around 235 and 53, lows near 17 and 35 last year. Moon times and sunrise/sunset are mentioned but details are unclear.
License Hearing Set for Deputy Sheriff Lowery
State authorities move to revoke the operator license of Deputy Sheriff Frank O. Lowery of Myersville after a hearing in Baltimore. Lowery faced testimony from witnesses who previously testified in January, with a Kefauver ruling of not guilty on drunken and reckless driving. The case may mark a second license revocation in fifteen months for Lowery, following a previous Bit-and-reg driving conviction connected to a fatal accident. Summers, a Myersville garage owner, testified about aiding after a crash, and other witnesses included Bittle Browning Toms and Hauver.
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Frank O. Lowery
Myeraville
Austin Haughman
Lowery
commissioners office
Baltimore
cale
lcense
commissioner
Tastee J. Hollin Kefauver
Middletown
D. Edgar Bittle
Arey Browning
Paul Toms
Wiliam Toms
Roland Hauver
Z. J. Waters
Wilbur E summer
Myersville
Summers
New Deal Plans Shift Emphasis On Public Works
Roosevelt weighing scale back of Civil Works Administration while expanding general relief and emergency funds for next fiscal year. Administration aims to keep employment but reduce program size, projecting 500 million for public works and up to 800 million for relief as Cuba and other areas see stabilization efforts.
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RODNEY DUCICHER
Washington
NRA
oiv
OWA
Roosevelt
Rowevelt
relef
Snowstorm clears as Baltimore and region resume travel
After the heaviest snowstorm in months many Baltimore and nearby streets opened today under bright sun. Depth reached 9 inches with 91 inches noted as the heaviest since 1932. State roads restored with 114 express routes passable and crews aided by 80 small work groups. One fatal crash attributed to conditions involved Sammie Sheehy, struck while attempting to pass a bus.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Salisbury
Sheep
department of Aces
passadie
Salioxce
Sheehy
Markets Inclined to Stem Their Enthusiasm
New York February 2 AP reports the new gold dollar acted tem peramentally in foreign exchange dealings as stocks showed a cautious rise. The British pound slipped about 4 cents against the U.S. unit while other European currencies weakened. Grains and commodities offered little help to equities though cotton held near steady. Bonds gained with Sterling opening at 99 7/8 and call money renewed around one percent.
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New York
rend
United States
Page Jupiter Executed for Woman's Murder
Baltimore February AP reports Page Jeplier a young Charles County farm hand was executed for the murder of Mrs Evalyn BeFsch widower of Waldorf. He was hanged minutes after midnight after conviction on November 23 in Charles County Maryland. The sheriff said Jeplier confessed to the killing which described as brutal with the victim’s body found dismembered and her head crushed by an axe. A separate note mentions Willem Le Flesinge Ohio congressman speaking on money law at a Presbyterian church men’s club meeting February 18, open to all with a small dinner charge.
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Baltmore
Jeplier
Charles county
wes
Evalyn
Waldorf
Cooksey
Willem Le Flesinge
Congress
Ohio
Fiat
Men’s club
Presbyterian church
Pridar
Fiesinger
Roosevelt
Roosevelt. Mr. Fiesinger
Charles E. Wehler
Grove
Jona W. Gouve
Rouneld
Register of
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Danay
Rorvawest
Register of Wiols
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Candelmas
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heres
cee chaims
Long AIL Byatistein
Mountaa
Poedenck
Frederickton
Bank Robberies Hit Three States Stolen Funds Totals
In Penns Grove New Jersey two messengers were robbed of about 130000 near the Penns Grove National Bank. Needham Massachusetts police officer Forbes McLeod died after being shot during a bank hold up. Coleman Texas bandits stole about 35000 from the First National Bank and abducted employees before releasing them two blocks away.
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Texas
Coleman
Tex
First National Bank
College Park Cites Mixed A Grades In University Rolls
At the University of Maryland an even split of three men and three women earned A averages. Notable A students included Margeret Buffette Gertrude Nicholls Louie Resobi and men George Bixby William Wilms and Robert Peck. Also mention of Al Woods and local political figures Grove and Gouve announcing candidacies for county posts as well as past tax discussions.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Margeret Buffette
Mount Jury
College of Arts and Sciences
Gertrude Nicholls
Boyds
College of Education
Louie Resobi
Hystissie
George Bixby
Washington
sopho— Tore
College of Engineering
William W Wilms
Robert Peck
Damascus
Al Woods
st. Louis
Study Begins On Frederick County School System
A Frederick County study of the public school system is under way under the Maryland League of Women Voters. Local committee members include Miss Mary C. O and Mrs. Sam W. Maples with plans to expand the group after a Friday meeting led by Lavinia Engle. The effort aims to present factual education costs and progress to inform the public about education aims and expenditures.
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Maryland
Maryland League of Women
Lavinia Engle
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leagues of women veter
Mary C. O
Sam W. Mapies
James B. Ranch
Carroll KH
Hendricxson
Robert L. Smith
Guy K. Motter
John L Shaw
Miss Engle
Maryland League of Women Votes
Baptist Loyalty Sunday Observed Worldwide
The First Baptist church led by Rev. William G Royal joins World Alliance Loyalty Sunday with morning worship on the theme The Competency of the Soul and evening sermon My Church. Dr John Charles McNeil of Toronto heads the alliance, calling all 34 000 Baptist churches to unite in observance expected to draw large crowds.
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William G Royal
Bazaise
John Charries McNeil
Toronto
Canada
Groundhog predicts unsettled winter ahead in Fredericktown
Six weeks of bad weather looms as Groundhog shadow appears on a bright February morning. The weather narrator notes variability, with snow and cold intensifying from November through January and lingering into February, while roads face slick conditions and plowing crews work to clear hazards.
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Gold movement fails to keep dollar from rising in foreign terms
New York reports the gold movement from abroad did not prevent the dollar from rising against foreign currencies. Wall Street bankers say the high premium of the dollar over the French gold franc and the sterling price may attract gold to lower the dollar to the new parity, but limited steamer sailings and cautious banks suggest adjustments will take time. London price neared Washington level at 35 dollars but the pound slid to 77 francs for the first time.
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New York
Wall street
adden
London
Washington
Sankey Captured in Chicago Barber Shop Sting
Sankey, a reputed kidnap gang leader linked to the Lindbergh case, was seized by federal agents in a Chicago barber shop after two years on the run. He admitted guilt in the Behn abduction in St Paul and the Boetcher kidnapping in Denver.
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Verne Sankey
asi
Chicago
Sankey
Behn
St Paul
Denver
House Committee Urges 450 Million for CWA and Relief
Washington February 2 AP An immediate 450 million appropriation to carry on the Oil Works program and 4 million employed plus 500 million for direct relief was recommended by the House Appropriations Committee. Hopkins warns the CWA funds may exhaust by February 9 without action and the program could end by May. The number of families on relief dropped to 2.65 million in December from 4.56 million in March.
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Hopking
federal relief organization
United States
Hopkins
OWA
Roosevalt
Washington
ier
CWA
Gelay
Nurse Weds Miss Bing Beecher and Jay Clip
Miss Bing Beecher of Frederick City Hospital staff marries Jay Clip of Saarpsbarz in a Wednesday ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Shapsturg after a full wedding and reception at the hospital.
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Frederick City
tal
Jay
Body of Youth Found Dead in Car After Three Days
The body of a youth identified as Vernon RL Root of suburban Essex was found in a car on Charles Street. He had been dead three or four days and left farewell notes for his parents and a friend while awaiting exhaust fumes. Root had been missing since January 5 after saying he would go to a barber shop.
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Vernon RL Root
Essex
Charles street
apparentis
Young Root
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