Fined $100 for dizzy driving in county case
Marion Smith of Frederick was fined $1000 after pleading guilty to operating an automobile while under the influence. The incident occurred Sunday night on Market Street when the driver allegedly lost control near Sixth Street, striking two pedestrians. Witnesses described Smith as drunk and failing to keep his vehicle from veering. Smith claimed he had two beers and denied intoxication. a taxicab operator testified to the crash and police described Smith’s appearance as markedly impaired.
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Real Business Upturn
Washington reports an upturn in the money market as federal action is urged by banking lenders to support business. They endorse relaxing the securities act and creating intermediate industrial banks to aid financing.
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80 000 Pass Bier Bruses Belem Fes In Mine
A fragmented report notes 80 000 pass Bier Bruses and a sequence of confused phrases about Belem, a king Albert I relative, a palace scene with soldiers and housewives, and a gathering amid sorrow. The garbled text mentions a treaty and a royal audience with unclear dates and actions.
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Condition Unchanged in Hospital Report From New York
Word reached Tuesday night that Maria Barcar M Bridewell Brown, a Frecenck citizen held at the Fiios BSal in New York City, under convalescence from pneumonia, was holding his own and was 22 days into the illness.
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New Style Enters The Bathroom Fixtures And Colors Harmonize
Margery Taylor notes a shift in bathroom design with new fixtures and color harmonies. The piece highlights glass towels bars mirrors and hampers as core accessories, and discusses materials like chromium and square shapes.
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Murder case rocks Boson and Fea as youth held
A three year old named David was found dead in a porkac today. Vigreza, arrested last week, faced police inquiry along with others linked to the slaying. An 18 year old cleric testified to a stabbing at a south end base, under investigation. The motive and full details remain under review.
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Leesburg to Hold Special Session for Street Work
The Leesburg town council plans a special session Friday to select a contractor for replacing sixteen light posts. Weather permitting, work will resume, with posts each 17 feet long cut to beams and installed to improve the business area. Patrick J. Butler to Speak at Loudoun American Legion Banquet in Leesburg.
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US had 2188 airports and landing fields in 1934
On January 1 1934 the United States counted 2188 airports and landing fields. This snapshot shows the breadth of aviation infrastructure during the early 1930s, reflecting growth in air travel and mail routes across the nation.
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