County merchant held up at gunpoint in Buckeystown
Merbert N Grimes, a Buckeystown merchant, was robbed after hours as two unmasked men entered his store. A revolver was used to force entry and to threaten him while about $52 to $57 in cash plus about $23 in change were taken from tills and bags. Grimes was struck once on the head. the robbers fled in an automobile.
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Merbert N. Grimes
Buckeystowm
Sr. Grimes
Oscar Stree
Chrismas Grimes
dome
ward
Grimes
Woman kills physician at his office door
Jan. 9 AP report states a woman killed a physician at the entrance of his office. Details are sparse due to limited readable text. Further facts and context are not available in the fragment.
Frederick Seeks Free Classes Through Federal Education Plan
A $1,500 Federal grant funds a new effort at Frederick High School offering free courses in shorthand bookkeeping and typing. About 15 to 30 adults attend weekly sessions as organizers plan additional classes and centers across Frederick County.
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Frederick High School
Frederick county
Albers L. Leary
viincinal
Raish
Creagers somm commercial leacher
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Mozdar
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RFC seeks three years and one billion dollar loan raise
Washington January report says the Reformation Corporation asks Democratic leaders for a three year extension of loaning authority and a 1,000,000,000 increase. A spokesman said it was not decided whether the total would be raised once or twice. The legislation was sent to Chairman Seagal of the House Banking Committee to be introduced today.
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Washington, Jan
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Seagall
House Banking Committee
Inventory of Real Property Begins in Frederick
A real property inventory survey starts Wednesday in Frederick, one of two Maryland locations. The project aims to map housing conditions, vacancies, rental data, and building characteristics to aid the public and government, employing fourteen workers and a clerk locally.
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Oil Works Administration
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John W. Hoffman
Sidney Hammond
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Marshal H. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
William F. Knoxville
Omer J. Dubel
Yhurmont
Albers
United States
Frederick Pers
W. Va
Hancock
Melvin Holley
Retired businessman shoots wife and self in New Jersey
Roselle Park, N J Jan 9 AP Edward F Smith 61 shot and killed his wife Nellie and fatally wounded himself at 7 40 am in the home of Mr and Mrs Heman L Wells The Smiths had been living with them since November They were described as devoted parents not known to have financial or other troubles.
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Roselle Park
N. J
Edward F. Smith
Nellie
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Starts Team for Plan to Kidnap Rosenwald
An AP report from January 3 describes a plot to kidnap J. Rosenwald, millionaire, to extort $30,000. William Schultz faces a five to fifteen year sentence after being caught in a trap on December 23.
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William Schultz
Taxi Strike Ends in Philadelphia Today
Philadelphia dispatch reports the city’s taxi drivers return to service after a brief strike ending today. The piece notes surrounding political chatter in Washington and local anecdotes about railings and misadventures with inflation talk, while touching on public notices and local incidents including a small fire in a store basement and a snake of taxicab drivers returning to work.
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adelphia
Charles E Bare
Winchester
sitet
Baltimore
Intervention Sought in Chicago Milk Strike
Federal intervention sought in Chicago milk strike facing violence and shipping disruption. Meadorf Dairy Company seeks injunction against Pace Milk Association and alleges police collusion. damages also requested as supply shortages worsen. Regular milk shipments by air begin to ease city shortage. temporary restraining order granted to curb picketing and shipments.
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Pace Malk Association
John P. Barnes
Renae
Pure Milk Association
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Walworth
Wis
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mix
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Wagner
Wagner company
Ponce
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Two Driving Cases Continued in Peonies Court
Justice Motter continued two cases this morning at Peonies Court on defense requests. Frank Nelson Crider of Baltimore faced a driving charge with four state witnesses present. his case and related matters were held over until Friday. Michael E Pue Jr's case, tied to a December 23 collision west of Frederick, was combined with another matter to allow an out-of-state witness, with Pue claiming he did not evade responsibility and damages settled.
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Peonies Court
Guy EB. Motter
Frank Nelson Crider
Baltimore
E Austin James
Crider
messes
Ofer
J. N. Miller
Henry F Nusz
Denver J. Shock
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Michael E Pue, Jr
Acton Y. Bennett
Pue
Frederick
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Guy E. Cr
Stocks Up On Tobacco Revival Amid Tight Trading
Stocks rose modestly in New York as tobacco shares led gains amid revived sentiment. Brokers noted short covering in tobacco issues despite thin volume while concerns over costs from the NRA code and higher taxes persisted. Cigarette wholesale prices climbed 60 cents per thousand due to rising processing costs and code impacts.
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New York
Jan
Sterling
Montgomery County Teachers Association creates emergency loan fund
The Montgomery County Teachers Association voted to establish an emergency loan fund for members facing sickness or financial emergencies. A three member board will oversee loans, with one member serving as treasurer and executive officer, under the association president Thomas W. Prie. loans above 25 dollars and durations over 66 days require full board approval. executive officer may handle smaller, shorter loans. A committee also recommended group health and accident insurance for members.
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ron Thomas W. Prie
Bethesda-Ch. Chase Hish
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Bethesda-Chevy Ghay High School
Confederates to Honor Heroes Luncheon Events Noted
Fitzhugh Bee Chapter UDC and Alexander Young Camp SCV plan meals to honor Generals Lee and Jackson with a Blue and Grey Room luncheon at Francis Scott Key hotel. Prof Norris Harris to speak on Stonewall Jackson. Attendants include local veterans and D.C. officers with multiple committees listed.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Young Camp
Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
DU. D.C
Lee
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Norris Harris
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Atlan M. Wood
Camp roster details for Captain Alvin T.3 cuamancer
The document lists men present in CCC camp under Captain Alvin T.3 cuamancer. Ages range from 18 to 35 for the majority, with French men aged 20 to 45. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Alvin
Brunswick Garage and Apartments Sold at Public Foreclosure
Brunswick property including a garage and apartments was sold at public sale Monday morning to Dr Leon West of Brunswick for $6,500. The sale fulfilled a mortgage from William L Stull to the Bank of Brunswick, with Edgar H McBride as assignee and William G. Reeder and Lancer noted in the proceedings.
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aig Suits
Leon West
Wilam L Stull
Bank of Brunswick
Edgar H McBride
William G. Reeder
Lancer
Brown Papers Partly Burned Ahead of March Fourth Probe
Senate investigators heard testimony on destruction of Postmaster General Walter Brown’s papers tied to ocean and air mail contracts. James Maher, Brown’s stenographer, said he burned some documents before inauguration day, while William Howes acknowledged destruction of papers may be legal but uncertain which items were harmed. The inquiry, led by Senator Black, scrutinizes Hoover era contracts and postal handling.
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Washington
Senate
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
James Maher
Brown
Kenneth MacPherson
William W. Howes
Howes
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sir mail
Roosevelt
air
ocean mail
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Maher
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Hoover
James J. Dunn
NRA Victory Seen In U S Supreme Court Decision
Washington, Jan. AP reports a five to four Supreme Court ruling upholds Minnesota emergency mortgage moratorium law. The decision endorses broad state power to suspend obligations during grave emergencies. Chief Justice warns emergency powers do not create or erase constitutional limits.
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Washington, Jan
Supreme Court
Minnesota
high tribunal
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Weather Summary for January Day 2
Readable weather data shows normal January precipitation around 7.20 inches. Actual values include 89 inches for Jan 2, high yesterday 54 and 44 the prior year, low last night 34 and 33 two years ago. Sunset tonight SH 3. m, sunrise tomorrow 7: a.m. Moon rise 2:69 a.m. Moon set 12.18 a.m.
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