Marchers Nicked Through City in Rain and Fog
A large convoy of unemployed marchers rolled through Frederick early today with many vehicles lacking plates and lights. The procession, led by a red armada, drew attention as it passed the city’s streets and armories, while police maintained order and avoided obstructing traffic. No speeches or demonstrations occurred, and only one woman was seen among the crowd. The group aimed for Washington and attracted officials who monitored the event from City Hall.
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Frederik
Sevent
Washington
Munshower
City Bi
James
Pittsburgh
Frederick wortly
reiner
Frederick
Randalls
pam
fnarmory Grove
Lestis Hoffman
hs i
Steiner
Pitttsburgh
armmr
Sesree
Sotfman
msn
Vals
Tse mumber
moatom cacs
Fredersex Eporadica
exarrival
Baltimore and Ohio
Secretary Adams Before Senate Committee
Secretary Adams told the Senate Naval Committee it is extremely doubtful any actual appropriation for naval construction will be submitted this year. He noted the bill under consideration merely authorizes construction and appropriations would follow later after review by the Budget Bureau and the President.
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Washington
Adams
Senate
Navy
Hoover
Budget Bureau
House Naval committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Verdict for ex sheriff ends three and a half years
A Carroll county jury awarded former Sheriff George W. Fowble from whom Garrison M. Norwood sought 10000 dollars for false arrest. Norwood alleged an October 7 1929 arrest for larceny of an antique clock was unwarranted. The case arose from a clock theft at Miss Alverta LaMotte’s home near Finksburg.
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Predenck county
George W. Fowble
Carroll county
Garrison M. Norwood
Airy
Urner
Wilerd
Norwood
atformers
John Wood
Westminster
William M. Storm
Frederick
Susie
Theodore F. Brown
Westmnser
D. Princeton Buckey
Fowble
Charles Harris
Alverta G. LaMotte
Finksburg
Auto Crash Hurts Edward Kneller Near Manchester
Edward Kneller of Manchester is hospitalized at Hanover General with severe injuries after being struck by a motorist on the Baltimore pike near Manchester. Caroll County officers seek the driver who reportedly fled the scene after failing to render aid. Separately, Serge Borowsky the Russian baritone gave a wide ranging recital at Hood College with selections in French Italian Russian and English. Hood College announces a Freshman Commission with fifteen representatives to engage newcomers in college activities and duties.
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Edward Kneller
Mancheser
Hanover
Baltimore pike
Clayton Black
Mancheste
Kueller
Carroll county
Serge Borowsky
Brodbeck hall
Hood College
Borowsky
Prench
actoxapa
Ge. Lemaire
t, Hood College
colege
Extrabeth Robert
Frederick
Marion Booth
Hieator Evans
Jean Black
Dorothy Glen
Helen Howell
Gererade Larson
Elzabeth Freann Fievecher
Eleanor comnelia Homme
Martha Harris
Jean
Suit for 40000 Damages Goes On Trial Before Jury
A Baltimore case set for trial involves Clarence W. Lindsay suing Roy D. Morgan for 40000 in damages from an automobile collision east of Ridgeville on December 24, 1936. Lindsay, who had his leg amputated after the crash, alleges painful permanent injuries and seeks 40030 in compensation as jurors hear testimony about highway conditions and Morgan’s possible fault.
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Urner and Wilard
Clarence W. Lindsay
Baltimore
Roy D. Morgan
East Second street
Ridgewile
Lindsay
Charles Wilson
Curt Bay
Morgan
Lindsar
Wilson
tme
Clarence M. Murray
Weson
7 Light street
W. Conwel
Smith
Wiliam M. Stor
J .Leo Weinberg
Winebrenner and
Sions
Justus B. Atkinson
C. Eymex Hub
Robert Grabill
Martin L. Reaver
Asbury & Hoover
Taylor ASpurrier
Elmer F. Michael
Francis A. Roddy
Danuel E Brown
Wiliam E Barton
Clyde W. Ecker
Daniel G. Burrier
Weather Summary for January 3, 1933
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 5 pm with high yesterday and low tonight. Normal January precipitation 3.20 inches, actual precipitation 3.93 inches. deficit 0.335 inches. High temperature yesterday 53, low last night 16. Moonrise 8:25 pm, sunrise 7:36 am, sunset 5:09 pm.
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Januay
Recovery in Security Prices Continues Today
Recovery in security prices continued through the trading session with market leaders showing strength. The rate was steady as the exchange maintained strong performance, with notable movement in the 3 per cent range and renewed activity in key commodities.
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sania
Year 1932 Holidays Begin Weekday Confusion
The 1932 holiday calendar follows a weekday pattern with many holidays falling on the week’s start. Leap year shifts push some dates, while key observances like Independence Day Christmas and Armistice Day are noted alongside seasonal markers for spring summer and winter. A total solar eclipse is scheduled for August.
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Anc
Tess
They Wedded Quietly After Midnight in Rockville
James W. Callan and Bessie B. Bowman of Washington DC wed shortly after midnight after obtaining a license from Deputy John H. Martz. The ceremony, performed by Rev. A. R. Snedegar, took place at the groom’s West Church Street home. Callan, 25, a broker of 1529 N Street NW, and Bowman, 21, of 1009 Ninth Street NW, returned to celebrate with friends.
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Frederick
James W. Callan
Bessie B. Bowman
Wastington
D. C
Rockville
Cal
Miss Brooks
John H. Martz
A. R. Snedegar
West Church street
Callan
N street
northwest
Maryland Carpenter Is Burned to Death in Harford County
Belcamp Mt Jan. Willam Winkler a 50 year old carpenter died in a fire at his lonely home near the Harford county hamlet. Police say he likely slept through the blaze which leveled the dwelling. Firemen recovered a few charred bones hours after the search began.
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Belcamp
Willam Winkler
Harford county
fie
Winkler
Gandhi Habeas Corpus Writ Seeks Freedom in India
Bombay on January 7. An application for a writ of habeas corpus for Mahatma Gandhi will be made January 11 by Indian Nationalists in a high court proceeding to test the legality of his imprisonment under a 1827 regulation.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Bodies of Women Flyers Found in Hills of Penna
Reported recovery of two female aviators from a wreck in the Cheat Mountains. One body prepared for transport to Hot Springs Virginia as rescuers and a pilot who flew an autogyro assisted in the search and removal efforts.
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PENNA
Conference Held On Murder Trial In Towson
Baltimore county officials and Worcester records officers held conferences in Towson to finalize plans for the murder trial of Lee alias Orphan Jones. Judges Offutt Duncan and Grason, county commissioners, and the State's Attorney's office participated. trial date expected by mid January.
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Towson
Balimore
Fuel Lee
Baltimore county circus court
T. Scott Offutt
Frank L Duncan
C. Gus Grason
board of county commissioners
Atcrney
Lee
Orphan Jones
October
Green Davis
Berlin
Worcester county
Worcester
Snow Hill
Gas Tax Returns High in 1931 Despite Low Mood
Gas tax receipts show strong gains in 1931 with state figures surpassing 1930 by 534,000 dollars and 1929 by over 1.3 million. December revenue rose to about 582,600 dollars, indicating continued growth despite economic mood.
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Maryland motor
Tragedy: Gunman Kills Five Children Then Commits Suicide
A shooter harms five children before taking his own life using a hammer. authorities report a deadly family or school related incident, as details unfold about motive and sequence of events.
Mellon Impeachment 10 Set to Come Up Next Week
In Michigan Publican Charles Clabaugh of Todtat street is noted as involved as a candidate or figure related to a radio advertising probe. The article references a September date and mentions programs on the radio, with a focus on a potential impeachment topic linked to Mellon.
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MELLON
Local Portrait To Hang In Corcoran
A portrait of Thomas Johnson, first President in the United States, is prepared for display at the Burr Artz Library Association and Corcoran Gallery as part of the Bicentennial observance. The loan request involved Mrs Ann Graham Ross, a Burr descendant, and leaders Sol Bloom and Jacob Rohroack coordinating with museum officials for exhibition in Washington.
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Frederica miade hustaric
Thomas Johnso
oder
anc
Chiris
Johnson
Deque
Ann Graham Ross
Ji c. Burr
Amt
Librar
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hs ca
Frog Hollow Raid Details and Local Proceedings
A report from Monday session before a US commissioner regarding the Frog Hollow raid and related rate matters. Doroy Olsen presided as portion of the discussion moved to the West Santa area for preparation and preliminary action on the case.
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Doroy Olsen
Celebrate Gelden Anmuversir at the vam HL S.g- Mai
Celebration notice highlights Gelden Anmuversir with a local event at the vam HL S.g Mai. Curated details mention a birthday style tribute, inviting community members to participate in a playful commemoration.
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S.g
Peace marchers demand work after relief food aid
Thousands of unemployed men march on Washington led by Fr. James R. Cox to press Congress and the White House for federal relief and jobs. Food kitchens fed crowds on Capitol steps as police calm morale. many marchers suffer cold and exhaustion from overnight sleep and freezing conditions.
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R Cox
Pissburgh
Dar- Ketey
Pennie
White House
Cox
Fr. Cox
Washington
capitol
Pennsylvania
Congress
Pather
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Capitol Hill
Fort Myer
Datrint
Columbia
Ebensburg
Farm Facilities Shown by Year Book
The 1932 Year Book highlights farm facilities across the county. It notes 3439 dwellings, 2 586 farms, 663 tractoms and 4539 electric motors for farm work, with details on rooms and equipment.
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Orleans
AHegany county
Western Maryland Railway
J. E. Bond
E. J. Chapman
Noah Hendley
McDonalds
Allegany grand jury
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Charles G. Watson
Walter C. Capper
George Cochran Doub
Allegany
Frederick couNTy
Essie B. Fisher
Archibald W. Pusher
Joseph B. Finan
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Fisher
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CHARLES TALMAN
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