February 9 1934 notice page fragment
Fragmented newspaper notice from a 1934 Daily News page. Includes garbled boilerplate, publication disclaimers, Associated Press attribution, and mailing address cues. Contains no clear events, names, or actionable notices readable for summary.
Bank Robberies Spur National Outcry on Crime Wave
A historical editorial laments a surge in bank robberies nationwide. It recalls two policemen killed in Needham Massachusetts and notes robbers target cars and pedestrians while modern security makes heists quick and deadly. It calls for stronger measures to deter rapid, bold thefts.
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Needham
Massachusetts
United States
Gerace
World recovery shows mixed progress in 1933
The League of Nations reports global improvement in 1933 with Canada and several major economies posting gains. Canada up 16 percent, England 2 percent, U S up 12 percent, while Belgium remains a setback amid widespread recession.
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America
League of Nations
Belgium
Sweden
United States
Russia
France
England
Wil Beness
Letter to the editor on highway flare rules burdening motorists
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln criticizes an emergency ration act requiring two flare devices on trucks every 15 minutes of stop, arguing it adds confusion and fines from 25 to 160 cents. He condemns high auto taxes and says Maryland charges less than nearby District of Columbia, calling for tax relief and simpler rules. February 8.
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Wiliam
Greve
Antes Amd
Gr. Doss
Carree
Bmt
Maryland
Distret of
Columbia
New Windsor Dr and Mos Boxe ry Estace in Honor of Birthday
Local notes record birthday acknowledgments for Mrs. and Mr. Reynolds and other families visiting relatives in Baltimore and Charlotte Hall over the weekend. The item mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm and various local attendees at the gatherings. The passage also notes a return visit by Sper Ram to Brunswick and a remark on resumed suffering dates.
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Mos
Wrich Bihday
Willam Reynolds
Baltimore
George Can
Charlotte Hall Petit
Wilhelm
Ikeim
Truman Esso
Wasp
Andi Mster
Benjamin Franklin
D. C. Brown
Ram
Brunswick
Pyerhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sidney Lanter
Krian
Alban
I Wood
College Park
O'Cock
Ces
Lanier
Macon
Gaigeruad
Lyns
S.C
Hea
Johns Hopkins University
Edgar Alan Poe
Foishugh Lee Carp
Joseph T
Miriam Rhoads
Ignatius Bforiee
V.olin
Dean Stickel
Margaree
Planis
Mo. Freneis
B. Sapcelit
Maarriage
Cieteland
Francis Marion Cockrell
Sours
Katherine Cleveland Cockrell
Pittsburgh
Mason
James D. Mason
Airs
Edith Cherry Mason
Princeton University
Patty Henry Johnson
South Boston
Mariel Claire
Hampton H. Wayt, Jr
Staunton
First Presbyterian Church
Taursday
Frank C. Riley
Miss Johnson
Ryland
Sanford
Harpersville
Katharine Wayt
Arthur Roz
Cumberland
Heber, Capp
Gordon Boowle
George Denison
Roanoke
P. H. Johnson, Jr
South
Boston
Miss Ishnson
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Bir
Wayt
Col
Ars. Hamilton H. Wast
Hess
Virginia Polytechnic. Institute
Prederica
Coumerical
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Houck Apartments
West Trixd Street
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
A fragmented Frederick column recalls a 20 year old German death and a 50 year milestone involving local names. It notes a Beltimore resident with Frederick county ties and mentions a Brunswick fireman and a vehicle incident with a headlight polish effort.
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Frederick
Tre Fridsrick
Montevte
ANA Bill
Jamas & Byler
W. Nelson
Satsauch
Mos Maud Dutmar
Geday
Beltimore
Frederick County
Harmon F Brunswick
Ampa
Society News Highlights From Quiet Winter Gatherings
Dense social notes describe Valentine themed parties and upcoming weddings across Maryland and Washington. Attendees include Miss Amn Ashe Mr Willan T Delapisine and Mrs R E Delapisine with various hosts at Meyvan Hal Braddock Heights and nearby areas. Events feature dessert bridge, anagram prizes, bridge parties, dinners and a Country Club dance with plans for February 24 and March 3.
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Meyvan
Hell
Mire
Walter G Parker
Meyvan Hal
Valentine
Dridge
Amn Ashe
R. E. Delapisine
Eeet Jervey
Richard Schaeffer
Eas
Frederick
Springfield
Mass
Evangelical Reformed Church
L G. Keffer
Officitte
Bargets
Har Rett
Grace Lough
Bridge Park
Albert L. Leary
Rockwell
Hunt
Howard Young
East Church Street
Harget
Hust
Hampton H. Wast
Vindobona
Braddock
Nesvi
Harce Quins
Taibat
Baumeardner
Beth Cade
Osh Snook
Charles £. Broasrup
Sophomore Cotte Leads Societal President D 2 Americas Bis
A damaged report notes a social event arranged by three committees chaired by Mrs. Bouse Siacner with members including Miss Mary Esther Tut and Miss Louise Bowes. The party honoring Mrs. CRaties Mss. G Hunter and guests was hosted in the Francis Trose room with plans for future remembrances.
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Americas Bis
Martinez
Bouse Siacner
Caeiman, SF
Bowes
Craties Mss
Hunter
Mary Esther Tut
Louise
Bun Sh8 Pay. 19 When no Smussies to be merged
Fragmented OCR text mentions changes and difficulties in recent days. No clear names, places, or events readable. Provide a more complete source for a proper card.
Be Yourself Love Story in Broadway Drama Notes
A fragmented essay recounts aSales stories and casting luck in New York theatre. It follows a saleswomen who leverages shows for rides, then shifts to profiles of performers like Elizabeth Tore and a Lake Wynne alum, noting chance in success and Broadway gains amid belated stumbles.
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New York Newsmax
Juance
Amy
Cinderels
Blizebech Love
Lakesend
Fla
Broedway
Brock Pembert
Couresan
Savory Cakes and Dried Goods Notice
A damaged snippet from a bakery notice references February and Sunday events. It mentions Syria Bread, cakes, sponge cakes, and savory stuffing. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates product offerings and shop items.
A Book A Day By Bruce Cation Review
A fragmented text discusses an implied work titled Aftermath and an English context. It mentions a Europe civilizations volume, social effort, funding concerns, and references to actors and cars. The passage is garbled with unclear dates and names.
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Bruce Cation
Mowow
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