Editors Pick 1933 Top News Stories Across Nations and Events
Editors name 1933’s major stories including Germany’s exit from the League, Hitler’s rise and anti Jewish campaign, the banking holiday, repeal of Prohibition, Russian recognition, and major disasters. They note aviation feats and regional interests with Cermak assassination and Akron disaster among highlighted items.
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W S Gilmore
Detroit News
A. E . Bergener
Cleeland News
Nazi Germany
Creager
Roy J. Dunlap
The
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
New Deal Tops Year 1933 News Stories Choice
The Associated Press editors vote the New Deal as 1933’s top news story with Hitler’s rise second. Other top items include the repeal of Prohibition, U.S. recovery programs, and international events, reflecting a year of transformative headlines.
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Associated Press
Amelia
Managing
Amsus
Hitler
New York, Vau & (Ap
New York
Jan
Associated Press Managing Editors' Association
Germany
Maryvm H. Creager
Wilwaukee Jounal
J Charles Poe
Chattanooga News
Rudolf
H Horst
South Bend Tribune
Malcolm W Bmgay
Detroit Free Press
Bui
Roosevelt
Monevelt
Basil L Walters
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Willam B Gray
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Poe
Fire devastates warehouse and home in Adamstown
A large frame warehouse owned by the By.2f.more 41 080 Railroad Company and a residence occupied by El er EL Willard and family burned before 2 am Sunday. The Willards and their four children escaped with only their clothing and some furniture, as firemen limited spread to the rest of the building. The cause is believed arson, with measures to prevent spread to nearby properties assisted by the Independent Fire Company engine and Tuscarora Creek pump.
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Adlamstown
Eler EL
Willard
Fasulya
Rious
Wildard
Bumizig Bandamg Harmedy
Losal
Bulding
Railroad
Gochwater
Frese Company
Automobs Engine
Goenwauers
Tuscarora Creex Ata
George Troatenberg
Cecil Waecker
Mc Robbnesg
Radroad
Atic
Estaifihl
Local Meeting At Ausherman Home Reports Planned Event
Twenty two members and eighteen guests attended a Friday night gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Iza Ausherman. Mrs Gove Stauf fer led the meeting and oversaw the business session while Mrs Ausherman presented the program. Penny bingo was played for church funds and the next meeting is set for February 5 at Mr Charles Bear's home. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest in it.
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Los Angeles
Morgan
Helen Ausherman
Charles Bear
Police Court Cases Include Larceny of Wearing Apparel
Accused of stealing clothing from the Crums, the case highlights a theft of wearables found later at a Frederick water home. The docket also lists a drunkenness arrest in Lahez, a drunkenness incident in the city, and a counterfeiting-related collateral tag.
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Joan
Wiwam
Crum
Feeterica Mech Exsk
Sheri
Engle
Fredenck Water
National Guard Officers to Meet in City Conference
The First Infantry Maryland National Guard officers plan a conference in the city on Saturday January 20 26 with about 20 companies from Cumberland to Crisfield expected to attend The program includes demonstrations of training and administrative ideas and a luncheon and dinner in the armory Also noted are attendees from the United States Army and Guard Bureau to discuss coordination of training and administration The event highlights include landscape target demonstrations and a machine gun firing demonstration and the meeting will be held in the Cresaps Hall armory with sessions continuing through the afternoon and evening
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First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
John Markey
Regiment Litt.s
Cumberland
Crsfield
Cresaps Huifles
Milton
Wa Atverd
United Staes
Meese
Edward Act
Te Nu One Guard Bureau
War Department
Parker
Camp Ailen
Cascade
Nus
Add
Erie Gregor Regu
Amy Wesimuctar
Guty
Reguar
Maryland
M. Cheston
J E Wooward
David Pekane Prederick
Bet Cambridge
Junior Fire and Citizen Truck Companies Aid Fire
The report notes members of the Junior Fire and Citizen Truck Companies assisting in extinguishing a blaze with a booster tank. Firefighters coordinated the response and ensured surrounding areas remained safe during the operation.
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Junior Fire and Ciizen Truck Companies
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Senate Stock Inquiry
J P Morgan
Tamman
United States
Gold Standard
World Economic Conference
London
Tammany
Kansas City Star
Buffalo Evening News
Indianapoli News
Ommi Fliers
Balbo
Chicago
Lingbergh
Craig
Philadelphia
Nikierost
Asia
Ralph
California
Calfornia
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas Prison
Moses Strauss
Cincinnati Times-Star
Attler
Coolidge
Adolf Hitler
Guiseppe Zangaras
President
Russia
Sover Russa
Ams
Rooter
Cermas
Amerdmerr
Akron
Brooke Hart
GooLidge
Cuban Revolution, Stock Marget Hearing and Megan Tessimony
Kransas
Insuil
Lingbergn Ludmappng
Murae
Army
Washingston
Ivar Kreuger
Los Angelees
Major Walker
Amtensa Bar
Europe
al Caponelle
Charles Honce
Associated Press Executive News
Stor
Adamstown
cGunnis
Challenge Pacific
Hawaii
Averill
Roberts
Davis
Kauai
Pearif Harbor
Pelican
Honolulu
Aaolokal Bay
Wehippoorwill
Wright
Breese
Ghenck
Pacific
U. S Naval
Amo
San Prameisro
Goa
Auxiary Crati
Les ‘Enants
Aver
Bafao
Percy Greenvite
SCG
St Lows
P A Dans
T D Guar
Atunta
Mir WiLarti
Trete
Go Insurance
Amnormnead
Metin Enee
Maerios City
Crazies Burras
Fernardo Taloert
Hoffman
Burrason
National Guard
Chimmey
Wilam Foreman
Middle Alley
Albert C. Palmer
Abe
Bann Fonsa Analiz
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
R. B
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Frederick. Md
Blue&Grey Beauty Shop
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