Giesler Run Down By Auto Near Urbana
James J. Giesler, 62, of Urbana was struck and killed by a car near Urbana while crossing a street. The driver, Tobin Glasier, was cleared after the coroner found the skull fracture fatal. Giesler, a lifelong Frederick County resident, left a widow and several children. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from the funeral home, with burial in Urbana M E Cemetery.
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Poe
James
Sky
Gievler
Pica
Harmebsrr
Acciden
Hall
Beer Perinr
Tance
Walter E Sinn
Olier RF
Leas
Charlies
Smich
Charies F
M. R. Etchison Ant
North Market Street
Eibhbon
DB. O Thomas
Tobin
Glasier
William ,Thomas
Susan
Mullitan) Giesler
Green Valley
Frederick County
Jennie A, Gleater
Meth
E. J. Clyde
Carl W. Giesler
Urbana
Ralph Cubitt
Louise
Evelyn Giesler
Giesser
Charles Price
Urbana M. E
Montgomery County Past Masters Elect at Poolesville
The Montgomery County Past Masters Elect gathered in Poolesville for the annual meeting. Martin H. H. Kinsinger presided as president, conferring the past master's degree on newly elected masters from Pentalpha, Kensington, Montgomery, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Poolesville lodges, and more. An annual banquet followed with toasts and short talks as about one hundred members and wives attended.
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Poolesville
Kensington Masonic 13 Lodge
Walter F. Reinhart
Pentalpha Loder
Gaithersburg
Hanson G. Cashell
Petalpha Lodge
W.J Gates
Montgomery
Lodge
Rockville
Mont
Qegomery
Martin HH. Kinsinger
Equiler Sparing
William O Young
Ety Pentalpha Lodge
Spencer J Dean
Kensington Lodge
J. Linyd Wey Aleck
Montgomery Lodge
Thomas Ys C. Oxens
Bethesda
Marshall E B. van Wazner
Silver Spring Lodge
Thomas R. Peddicord
Poolespome Lodge
Lorges
Plan to End Child Labor Emerges From White House Talk
Washington January 1 A White House briefing stated President Roosevelt discussed with lawmakers a tentative plan to end child labor. Key features include a federal regulatory agency to set minimum wage and hour standards for workers in inter state commerce and a redefinition of interstate commerce to cover more industries. The plan’s details require further legislative work.
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Washington
Rovevelt
Legal Exeteria
Federa
Seize Suspect in Kidnapping Case Seized in Tacoma
Takoma Wash Jan 1 Police seized a suspect in the Charles Mattson kidnapping. He was brought to the identification bureau for mug shots and prints. The man, identified as a former Washington State Reformatory convict, faced detention as authorities pursued verification. The ransom demand and ongoing inquiry drew in federal agents and regional officials.
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Takoma
Wash
Charies Mattson
Toni
Peder Hurea
Identification Bureau
Mugery
Gitan
Mattson
Ncents
Washington State Reformatory
Lerny
Come Parkon
Charles Ant Meleenyte
Tacoma
Pearmient
Charles Matthen
Charlies
Wo OW. Matt
Woman Mayor Defies Governor in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, Fla. January 1. National guard mobilized in two nearby communities after Mayor Irene Armstrong refused a gubernatorial ouster, sparking clashes over municipal records and a disputed New Year order. Governor Dave Sholty accuses Armstrong’s administration of excessive expenditures and lack of judgment. Eleven town officials were removed as officers moved to install a new mayor appointed by the governor despite Armstrong’s resistance.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
National Guardemsien
Irene Armstrong
Gaw
Dave Shottz
SooMtz
Mintona
Gasoline Pump Blaze Extinguished Quickly at North Market Street
A short circuit caused a gasoline pump fire in front of Well Nos Inc. on North Market Street. Firefighters used water to extinguish the blaze before police arrival. no injuries or damage reported as the underground tank contained about five thousand gallons of diesel fuel. A small crowd gathered but remained calm as responders secured the scene.
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James Tea
Well Nos, Inc
North Market
Seemen
German Warship Seizes Spanish Vessel in Retaliation
Berlin reports a German warship seized a Spanish freighter Palos as retaliation for Bilbao refusal to surrender cargo. Koenigsberg and Admiral Graf Spee involved. Palma Bay actions widen hostilities. British steamer Kirri halted near Gibraltar, allowed to proceed after papers check. Insurgent drive on Madrid pressed but halted amid stiff fighting by government forces.
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Berlin
Germany
Palos
Foreign Office
Hilbao
Koenigsberg
Bay of Hiceray
Admiral Gun Spee
Bila
Tandon
Jane
Hritih
Hrithh
Kiri
Liverpool
Haifa
Straits of Gibraltar
Naval
Nelala Nald
Lloyd's
Spain
Admiralty
Madrid
Montara
Dinner Obscured by Turkeys at Walkersville Home
A Christmas Day dinner at the home of Jonothy Nuez in Walkersville was disrupted by family members present including Clara Main, Vary Altman, Mike Ananda Wachter, Afra Joan W Warten, and Mire Wolkiin Sitmep.
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Jonothy Nuez
Walkersville
Mee Clara Main
Mra Vary Altman
Mike Ananda Wachter
Mro
Afra
Joan W Warten
Mire Wolkiin
Bert
Afar
Louse Wachter
Thotra Atman
Pension and Tax Reforms Face New Security Law Debate
The article outlines proposed old age pension and tax changes amid a looming security law, noting widespread industry impact with over 220,000 workers affected. It discusses wage controls, employer contributions, and potential federal adjustments to payroll taxes, plus political figures and a resignation in the Security Board signaling possible congressional action.
Headlight law enforcement debated by officials
In a letter, Walter and city official Trand urge enforcement of headlight provisions. They argue the State and city police should handle penalties under the 1995 act, citing past failures and naming Abner Enoch B Garey and Charles J. Chadther as fellow officials involved in the discussion.
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Baltimore
Trand
Ruds
Tread Wroe
Enoch B Garey
Ballen
Charles 1
Ciadther
Reopening To Show Efforts Of Strikes
Detroit manufacturers faced a pivotal Monday re opening as unions and General Motors units met to submit a collective bargaining proposal. Leaders predicted the week would reveal the crippling impact of plant closures and stalled output while Iris leaders pursued negotiations in Flint and Kendal.
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Detroit
Jan
Iris
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Kenda
Fiint
Mich
Aen
Widow and Daughter Die in Fire Near Chambersburg
A widow Mrs Haze Gel wix and her daughter were burned to death in a small frame bungalow at Marion five miles south of Chambersburg Franklin County. Neighbors rescued another daughter Catherine 20 by pulling her through a window. Fire investigators traced the origin to the blaze.
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Chambersburg
Marion
Franklin County
Haze Gel+wix
Sfeien
Neignhors
Catherine
Wreck Kills Soldiers Near West Friendship Md
West Friendship area in Prince George County Md reports two soldiers killed when their automobile left a road and crashed into a tree and culvert. Devon and Loren of Company C 16th Brigade Fort Meade identified by police. Two others injured as traffic congestion builds during mild-weather holiday period.
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West Pronideniy
Jan B
Port Howard
Fort Meade
Tate Polce
Trinalt Bo Devon
Achor Loren
Ith
Vort Meadrd
Clyde Burkett
Chinese Smith
Iedd
16Th Brigade
Bert Meade
Huckett
Smith
Carlisle
Devon
Lorin
Maryland
Jaaph Parkenburg
Cecil County
Loren
University Hospital
Acc
Godfrey de Lindauer
Lip
Bredeerleck
Tuas
Leche Atkinson
West Friendship Garage
Frederick
West Friendship
Sykesville
Randallstown
Ellicott City
Aso
Alexander Becomes Head Of Resettlement Bureau
Alexander rises to lead the Resettlement Administration in a wartime shift. The appointment signals new policy directions as officials discuss authority, funding, and feasibility of housing and relocation programs amid postwar planning.
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Alexander
Negro Teachers Seek Equal Scale in County Schools
A 1901 court proceeding outlines demands by Ed Broome, superintendent, Thomas Duray, Janay Stadler, Mrs Jatias Hail, and others from the County Board on grant of equal pay scale for Negro teachers. The suit argues the state should provide parity with white teachers and seeks a court order. The record notes failure to show cause and references a state court process.
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Caggty Board
INO
Poine du Jetse
Ariries Wo Woodadrd
Atoorder
Tyhraary
Gaminations of hand values and appointments
Fragmented text mentions Rexford G Latead bringing a session to Gos and positions for G. Watson of Moertuoa and Geora figures, with roles as secretary and assistant in a gubernatorial or ceremonial context. The garbled names and titles suggest a local political or administrative posting amid unclear details.
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Rexford G Latead
Mibu G. Watson
Moertuoa
Asie
Retary Tor Toiven
Asher Hirery le Broson
Geora
Asttine
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Margaret Waiey
Edward Files
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J Mattson
Harry Johiison
Peres County
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Acme
Charles Matt- Fon
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Henge Pauld
Dave Sholty
Ueum
ERMAN
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Feedy Board
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Geminine Asistant
Cecline
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