Heaviest snowstorm cripples large U S regions
A vast winter snow event blanketed much of the northern United States. Cumberland saw two inches while the lower Eastern Shore measured two feet in spots. Maryland faced widespread two inch to two foot depths with record oyster prices and ice caution in harbors.
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Maryland
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Hagerstown
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Cumberfard
Sleigh Accident On North Market Street Ends In Fracture
Police report a sleigh mishap on North Market Street at about 10 30 during snowfall. Two men and a girl were aboard the snow covered horse drawn vehicle when it fell apart dumping them in the street. Horse ran off and wreckage was cleared by passersby amid subdued concern.
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Plane crash near Salt Lake City kills seven aboard
East Lake City Utah February 25 seven dead in United Air Lines crash en route from Lake City to Cheyenne. Rescue parties reached the wreck on Farley’s Canyon after the search plane spotted it at dusk. Pilot Lloyd Anderson, 32, with seven thousand hours, likely tried to clear a knoll in bad weather.
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Troops Deployed to Calmed Mine Strike in Coleanor Alabama
Four National Guard companies were summoned from Birmingham to Coleanor amid a mine strike. Authorities ordered troops after reports of disorders spiraling out of control. The patrol arrived in a downpour, following a five mile convoy, with little evidence of clashes as the situation unfolded.
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Emperor Pu Yi Holds Preemptive Pacification Ceremony
The Manchukuo Emperor Pu Yi conducts a ceremony described as peaceful pacification events marking a throne-related process. Report notes anniversaries and price rule references, with uncertainty over exact dates and enforcement as applications and services face scrutiny.
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HsinkaiChamgohung Manchu Uo
Henry Pu Yi
Macenckao
Toma
Fasioy
Rumors of Conflict Reported Across Regions
Fragmentary notice describes tensions and rumored clashes involving Austrian and Nazi forces. References cross-border maneuvering near Koessen and Irvine, with reports of artillery or gunfire and disputed sides. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate escalating hostility.
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Pisa
Asia
Danis
Ware Irvine
Mie
Bor Mear Koessen
Belair Man Louis Berman Fails Tenth Habeas Corpus Bid
Louis Berman, serving a life sentence for murder in the state penitentiary, again failed to win release via a writ of habeas corpus. The hearing occurred in Belair with Judge Walter W. Prestod presiding. State attorney Myer Getz and Deputy State's Attorney Bernard J. Wells argued the case, while Berman represented himself. This marks his tenth unsuccessful attempt, previous efforts including a ninth at Frederick.
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Louis Berman
Walter W. Prestod
Rey Myer
Getz
Hardcorn
Mney
Bernard J. Wells
Baliire
Berman
Frederick
Hitler Becomes De Facto Sovereign In Nazi Rites
Adolf Hitler was proclaimed de facto sovereign of Germany in a ceremony described as a pomp rivaling ancient triumphs. More than a million Nazis across the Reich pledged personal obedience to him. The report notes a separate geographic fact about Gibraltar’s rock height.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
John McGraw Dies After Relapse in New Rochelle
John Soseon McGraw known as Little Napoleon of baseball, dies after a critical illness in New Rochelle hospital. He failed to recover from uremia and intestinal hemorrhage at age 60, with funeral set for St Patrick’s Cathedral then burial in Baltimore. prominent Giants figures and friends present at his bedside.
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John Soseon McGraw
Napoleon
McGraw
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Patrick's Cathedral
Vincent DePaul Mulry
St. Catharine's Church
Pelham
Baltimore
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Pulitzer prize for the best pore published in 1933
The text notes the 1933 Pulitzer prize for best work by an American author went to T and Stribling for The Store. It also mentions fire damp as coal mine gas and identifies Saint Paul as the capital of Minnesota.
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T & Stribling
Minnesota
ST Paul
Tornado Toll Rises Across Deep South to Ten Dead
Severe winter twisters ripped through Mississippi Alabama and Georgia on Sunday striking multiple towns. Ten confirmed dead including a seven person family near Meridian Mississippi. Dozens of homes destroyed and many injured as the storms moved northeast toward Georgia near Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Farmer Hurt When Five-Gallon Milk Can Falls On Him
E Wat King Warfield of a Florence area farm slipped on ice and was crushed by a five gallon milk can, suffering several fractured ribs. The incident occurred on the farm and he was treated for injuries.
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E. Watking Warfield
Fractures Rib in Slippery Pavement Fall
Windsor Kessler of Woodne mer chart fractured a rib last week when he fell on a slippery pave ment.
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Windsor Kessler
On OF MNormal Joba. said In & statement today but not
A short note reports a statement by Joba regarding a mood issue. The remark notes lower intensity than in previous periods, with no further details on context or outcome.
Population figures show unemployment and emigration trends
Green estimates 1,190,000 unemployed in normal industrial pursuits with 4,600,000 in emergency work and nearly 7,100,000 seeking any livelihood. About 2,200 inhabitants migrate to the United States annually from the Virgin Islands.
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