06 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
1
State capital notices announce upcoming road work on the Brunswick Point of Rocks project. Commissioners in Annapolis discuss bills and approval steps as the conference moves forward.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to McCoin and Gamberland with mentions of individuals in Hamcock and a group valued at $1003. Fens S. Harp and Supreme references appear, along with terms like Ex and Sink Po. Ambiguous names and garbled phrases suggest a legal or investigative docket with unclear connections and possible pending action.
Today’s normal conditions show a high around 49. Last night’s low reached 23 with a year ago low of 10. Sun sets at 3:02 p.m. and rises at 7:31 a.m. Moon rises at 12:26 p.m. and sets around 1:03 a.m.
Shannon, a long time B&O agent and former railroad brakeman, retires after a career spanning the merged rail lines and postwar reorganization. The record notes service in Washington D.C. and work with both Penns and B&O before retirement.
Democrat Lewis reports conferring with Roosevelt about administration aims and schedules. A Mas committee for faculty consult includes Ewing and Mrs John Rean. Candy, sale and table committees list several named ladies. Mothers’ positions and rooms discussed.
Traffic woes ease as state highway crossing east of Point of Rock nears completion after heavy rains and snows. Motorists report mud up to the approaches causing vehicles to mire. engineers expect opening within days once final work and paving finish.
Democratic leaders and President elect Roosevelt outline a budget plan to avoid an extra congressional session. The proposal raises income tax rates on higher earnings, keeps the liquor and gasoline taxes, adds a beer levy, and cuts federal appropriations. It also trims married exemptions from 2500 to 2000 and singles from 1500 to 1000, with total deficit coverage cited at about 492 million dollars.
Police identify the murdered young woman found in West Philadelphia as Rose Nichios, 18, who disappeared after leaving her mother’s store. The body was discovered by Pete Muards. circumstances remain unexplained amid reports of a beating of Dennis Boyle, 30, near the scene. Autograph company repairs cited in the surrounding notices.
The second of a four day evangelistic mission in Presbytery is held at Northminster Presbytenan church led by Rev. Tuss Charles E. Webb and Rev. Dri Witham F. Klen. Sessions include lectures on "The Adequacy of the Christian Faith" and plan setting for the week. Supper and address follow, with the event emphasizing opportunity and faith.
Unclear text describes a family fatal incident with an engineer and police involvement. Neighbors reported a disturbance, officers arrested a suspect at the scene, and the event appeared to occur at a residence with police at headquarters.
Hollywood actress Betty Compson reported a robbery at her home as a man dressed as a messenger boy entered, bound her and producer Leshin, searched for jewelry, and fled after about fifteen minutes. Police were notified.
Scout plans for an anniversary celebration in the Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Boy Scout room include an 9 o'clock gathering tonight with Scout Executive Henry R. Coates presiding. The event aims to reflect on past years and feature outdoor demonstrations as part of the program. The executive board of the Prawi Hey Dis wer Boy Scouts holds a meeting and dinner Monday at 6 30 in the Francs Scott tov Blue and Grey room to elect officers and discuss promotion of scouting. Hagerstown Scout officers will attend along with 25 local board guests led by Rev. Dr. Charles Wehler. Baltimore banks are reported to have reduced interest rates on savings accounts from January t.
The News prints an early account of former President Coolidge’s death. William J. Grove of Fredericksburg praised the paper for the prompt report and the Clifton County coverage, noting readers could read the best history of Mr. Coolidge’s career.
The piece recalls Calvin Coolidge’s political rise during 1920 as he defeated Democrat James M. Cox with Franklin D. Roosevelt on the New York ticket. It notes Coolidge’s armory visit, crowd reception, and a post election campaign tour, referencing Mercerburg and contemporaries.
The report notes condolences from President Hoo and others amid a somber international moment. A series of tributes reference unity and renewal as nations respond to a major loss.
News caption reports renewed rifle fire along miles of front from west of Kaikwan to near Chinwangiao as Chinese and Japanese forces clash near the Tshin river. casualties include three boys drowned and several saved by survivors amid fighting lines on opposite river banks.
News from Northampton Massachusetts confirms Calvin Coolidge will lie in state for one hour tomorrow at Edwards Congregational Church before a simple funeral procession to Plymouth Vermont. President Hoover will attend alongside congressional readers and leaders from many cities. The service features a brief sermon by Rev. Albert J. Penner and the burial at Plymouth, in a ceremony noted for its austere, dignified tone.
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