High School Student Run Over on New Paris Highway
A construction accident near New Paris left a teen badly hurt on his first day of school. A truck struck him as he attempted to avoid another vehicle. he was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries. About two dozen workers were also reported injured amid the road project with conditions described as severe.
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nyuriss
Paul Wagaman
New Paris
Albaugh
lAbaug
Imad
R. E Valaz
sie
Curious Roles in 1933 General Assembly Opening
The January session opens with speculation over two key figures Francis A. Michel and Harrington in House and Senate leadership. Michel, formerly speaker candidate, faces deposed roles while Harrington’s group struggles with committee control and dissension among Democrats.
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Boysand
Senate
General Assembly
Francis A. Michel
tomore
P. Berton
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Michel
Barrimgton
Wiehel
Harrington
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Codientz
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Chesapeake Bay
Codentz
WTA
Auto accident at home drives damage and confusion
An unclear OCR fragment describes a vehicle incident at Emory L Codienwz home causing damage. Names and places are garbled but reference to a health concern and a garage injury appear. Details are unreadable and a precise event cannot be determined from the fragment.
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Sancay
Emory L Codienwz
Hefauver
Dickerson Crash Kills Driver Wounds Wife
Police report a car driven by Creed Creme of Cabin John crashed into a state highway underpass at Dickerson Tuesday night. Creme died en route to General Hospital. his wife Ruby Crumbaugh was injured and returned home. Passenger William Binsted of Glen Echo survived uninjured and was questioned. The car, a borrowed vehicle from Le Rabock of Washington, D C, was wrecked after failing to negotiate the curve.
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Dickerson
Creed Creme
Cabin John
Montgomery coum
Com General Hospital
Ruby Crumbeugh
Wiliam Binsted
Gien Esho
Watkins
Montgomery
Binsted
Crumbaugh
Frederick
Le Raboct
Brandy Station
Washington, D. C
Commissioners to Meet to Review County Growth Measures
Frederick county officials will meet at Carvel Hall Friday to act on reports from committees on proposed reforms. The planning committee led by J.B. Legg of Queen Anne’s chair will discuss expansion, fines, school tax adjustments, and maintenance costs. The association’s program has backing from the Eastern Shore and Maryland lawmakers, with members including James P. Kelly, Harrison Vickers, Benjamin Michaelson, R. E. Lee Marshall, and Bernard J. Grozer.
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Prederick county
Carvel Hall
J.B. GC. Legg
Queen chairen
Coucty Comatvorker
Sizie Commissia
Maryland
fonds ecomminson Aamg
Association of
McSherry
legislative planting committee
James P. Kelly
Baltimore
Harrison Vickers
Kent county
Benjamin Michaelson
Anne Arund
Alienation Suit Argued Before Jury in Circuit Court
Neilson D Summers sues David Henry Havener for $3000 alleging Havener caused his wife Lena Belle Summers to leave home by frequent visits and insinuations. Lena Belle testified Havener’s visits were neighborly and not intimate. Havener claimed only social visits and cooperation with Summers in past business. The jury trial proceeded near Woodsboro with witnesses testifying about the marriage strain and alleged interference.
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Neilson D. Summers
David Henry Havener
Woodsworo
Lena Belle Summers
ess
Rusbland
Havemer
ott
Havnee
acqua
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Havener
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Semmers
Summore
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Teachers' Society Meeting Reports School Statistics
The Evangelical Lutheran Teachers' Society met in the chapel. Mrs. A. J. Traver spoke briefly on school work. Secretary Wiliam G. Zinrac reported 41 land teachers, 1,211 scholars, total 1,352 on the roll, with 163 grade teachers and 36 home department staff. Average attendance fell from 966 in 1931 to 872 in 1932. Refreshments followed.
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John Rem
Dasr Moder
George Keane
ang
Barry auriparaner
accompar
ty Bey
John
A. J
Shanhaikwan Falls to Japanese After Three Day Battle
Reports from Tokyo say Shanhaikwan is fully in Japanese hands after a three day clash. Chinese commander Guang Esiso-Liang claims evacuated troops are entrenched northwest and ready to resist further Japanese advances. Casualties cited range from 300 to 2,000 amid international tension over control of the port area.
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Associated Press
Shanhaikwan
China
Japan
Tokyo
Guang Esiso-Liang
Lam river
Jebo
Shamhaikwan
Chinwangtao
Ghang
Nakamura
son
Chang
sone
Democratic Women Meet Form New Membership Group
Secretary W Woemer and Cameron C Kehoe led a meeting of Democratic women who appointed ten members to a membership committee. They set plans for regular league meetings on the Tuesday of each month and arranged a card party to raise funds at Francis Street Hall on January 24 with Mrs Cameron Rebme chairing.
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Cameron C. Kehoe
memninger
Creagessioxn
del Williknore
Niss Androsius
Buckerstown
Marc
Francis Srdi Hey
Cameron
Rebme
alten
Crack French L'Atlantique Burns Liner Fire
In Chevoourg France on January 4 a fire damaged the crack French liner L Atlantique as the vessel was on a voyage to South America. A passenger, C. B. Holominer of Tanertown Pennsylvania, was held for trial on a worthless check charge after a Gettysburg hearing. Bail set at $300, he remained in Adams county jail awaiting January court.
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C. B. Holominer
Tanertown
Gettysburg
Franksi county
Adams county
State to recover funds from defunct bank official
The state sues Mehin F. Shepies Frederick County register of wills for 7369.53 alleging missing receipts from 1930 31 deposits at Central Trust Co of Maryland now in receivership. Affidavit by Comptroller Gordy supports claims of August September 1931 receipts and October 1931 payments leaving a balance of 7369.53. Bond covers 740 but excludes office deposits. Proceedings set for February court.
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state of Land
Willian P. Lane
Wiliam L. Henderson
Mehin F. Shepies
Frederick county
plainiffs
Biot
ampixit
Register of Wits
Central Trust Company of
Maryland
Shepiey
WilliamS. Gordy
Shepler
Sheviey
Maryland Casualty Company
C G Hilton Dies in Frederick After Brief Illness
Claggett C Hilton a Barnesville resident and eight year Montgomery County Commissioner died at 7:30 AM from appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital where he had been a patient since Saturday. Born February 23, 1869 he was 63. Survived by wife Alannie Brosius, son William B Hilton, sister Mrs Jessie Price, brother Henry M Hilton. Funeral Friday at Barnesville residence with Beallsville cemetery burial.
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Barmesy
Montgomery County
Barnesville
Jessie Price
Henry M. Hilton
Beallsville cemetery
Bandits Loot Minneapolis Mail Depot In Broad daylight
A gang of six robbers raided a railroad depot in Minneapolis fleeing in cars after seizing two mail pouches from armed guards. Officials say the stolen mail included a registered pouch and other undetermined pouches as investigators work to recover the contents.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolan
Omigazo
St. Paul and Pacific
Fighting anew in mine strike zone
In Taylorville Illinois on January 4 mobs of United Mine Workers clashed with hostile miners as shots and explosions lit Peabody Mine No 7 area. Two men were seriously wounded, a residence blew up, and deaths were reported amid a wave of arrests as Illinois National Guard units moved to Taylorville to reinforce security.
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Taylorville
United Mine Workers
Peabody Mine No. 7
Kincaid
Foyler-Kincaid
Progressive Mine Union
Vincent Radems
Sormefield
United Mine Worters
Emma Comerlotto
Carbondale
Robert W. Davis
120th Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Market gains buoyant tone as stocks advance
Trade showed cheerful momentum with modest volume and several issues moving from one to over three points. Strength in Chicago and Liverpool wheat markets sparked bullish activity in equities as investors followed improving signals from commodity markets and cables. Committed to Montevue details appear in a judiciary filing.
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Watsivest
Chicago
LITPOO
terling
Grange urges cut in veterans relief costs
The National Grange calls for trimming disability and veterans benefits arguing the cash bonus payments cannot be justified and would strain the public treasury. The appeal labels the bonus as unwarranted amid a costly campaign and warns of long term impact on veterans.
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GRANGE URGES
Washington
National Grange
seciar
imea
Fred Brenckman
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Governor proposes 10 percent salary cut and tax relief plan
Annapolis Md January 4 1934 Governor Ritchie submits a balanced budgets for 1934 and 1935 without new taxes. He calls for a 10 percent salary contribution from himself and other state officials, reduces operating expenses by about 1.4 million dollars, and reallocates revenue from motor vehicle and gasoline taxes to Baltimore City and counties to ease real estate taxes. He also proposes state bond funding for theTeachers retirement fund and preserves credit of the government.
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Uhrer
Gesicent
Ritchie
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Governo
star
University of Maryland
general treasury
office of
irmasu
Govermer
treasury
state roads commission
Laticmore Grould
Maryland
coniztinnhier
Weather summary from January readings
In January 1872 precipitation totals are at 320 acmiai with normal levels for the month. Yesterday recorded a high and a low of 2 and 30 respectively, while the prior year showed a high of 2 and a low of 37. Sun sets today at d p.m. and rises tomorrow at 7.31 a.m. Moon rises tomorrow at 12.24 p.m. and sets tomorrow at 2.01 a.m.
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