Landauer is Dead After Long Illness at 81
Abram Landauer, a Frederick resident and longtime business figure, died at 8 o’clock this morning at his son Irving M. Landauer’s Rosemont home after a several weeks illness due to complications. He was 81 years old, survived by one son and two daughters, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday from his son's residence with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The article notes his prominence in Frederick’s business and social circles.
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Abram Mrer Landauer
Frederick
Ivig M. Landauer
Rosemont
freays
Mr. Landauer
Jaimes
Sophie ' néauer
Frederick Academy
Catherine Blumenberg
Leopold Emila Blumenburg
Baltimore
Landauer
ran I. Michael
A. Landauer and
Lenda
ion
North Market street
M. Landauer
Lomaime E Eisenberg
Lonaconing
Hexy
Trattner
Fors
Henrietta
Minnie Landauer
Rose Lenéaues
Benjamin
Julius
ore
Mt. Cromit Gowers
Mf. R
Weather Summary From January 1932 Readings
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today shows 0.26 inches. January precipitation totals show 0.67 inch so far. Normal January is 3.20 inches with 5.47 inches observed in January 1932. Yesterday’s high and last night’s low are noted as well as a year ago. Sun and moon events listed with times for today and tomorrow.
Chinese Ordered to Battle Japanese Invaders
Chinese forces under Ho Chi Minh or Ho Chi-Ruo reportedly prepared to defend the Chiumenkow Pass north of Shanhaikwan as Japanese and Manchukuoan troops pressed from both sides. Dispatches describe ongoing fighting from early morning to late afternoon with parts of the pass under Japanese control and other sections held by Chinese cavalry units.
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Shanhaikwan
Chumenkow
Shanhsaizwan
Chang Hsizo-Liame
Jeko
Ho-Chi-Euo
Ho Chi-Ruo
Chiumenkow
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Committee Named for Fair Finances Investigation
Frederick County Agricultural Society forms a 12 member committee to thoroughly study its affairs. The group includes Dr Charles Conler Horace Zacharias Richard Hargett Nathan England and others and reports to a January 25 adjourned life members meeting.
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Jacob Rohrback
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Court House
the
Agricultural Society
teday
Rehrback
Charles H. Conler
chatman
Horace C. Zacharias
Richard 5. Hargett
Nathan J. England
EL Worthington
Charles D. Walker
Charles Wertheimer
Frank Listener
Dr. Rovers
WV. Smith
Lewis Kefauver
Wiliam H. McHimmer
William C. Howard
ast Saverdar
Rohrback
tosrd
Conley
ite
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
chaiman
Mr. Rosenstock
3. C. Guilesshall
Edgar
the society
Mutual Insurance Co.p
North Market streets
Pennsylvania Sees Shabby Treatment From Reconstruction Fund
Hazleton resident Thomas Bennedy testified before Senate hearings that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation gave Pennsylvania shabby treatment. He cited the $500 million LaFacette Castigaman relief plan and claimed funds allocated or remaining should provide for food and fuel. Rev George R Snyder, missionary, to speak at Glade Church service in Walkersville at 7 30 p m. The talk comes from Shenandoah China where Snyder served. he is a former Middletown pastor.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Thomas Bennedy
Hazleton
Senan
Walkersville
Woman's Missionary
Reformed
Frank A. Roeenberger
Glade
George R. Snyder
Shenchow
China
the
Reformed church
Mr. Snyder
Middletown
Two Killed as Auto Strikes Bus Near Aberdeen
An auto driver James E Callan and a woman passenger died after a collision with a southbound bus on the Philadelphia road near Aberdeen Maryland. Five others including Mrs Lilian Sherman Miss Olisa Thompson and Earl Conover were injured. Bus driver William A Fulmer was detained at police headquarters as authorities investigated the crash.
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Fulmer
hese
Callan
Jagant
Damages Sought in Crash Involving 10 Trucks
Allen Homan of Baltimore sues George Gravam of Loversville for damages from a September 1 collision about 1.5 miles east of New Market. Homan alleges his westbound truck was disabled and struck while awaiting repair. Gravams denies and cites hazardous driving and space to the side. Court action opened in Circuit Court before Judge Willard.
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Allen Homan
Baltimore
George Gravam
Loversvile
Vacacii
New Market
piai
Uist
Willard
Homan
elf
Graham
Jorck
Ronald E. Hiing
Eugene 4. Alexander
George FP
Dangherr
D. Trego McKinney
George E. Hofman
BH. Pittinger
Ma mer Suime
me A. Hil
G. Ei
Penalty for Mrs Snipes Altered to Life Term
In Columbia South Carolina authorities report that a 29 year old mother known as Mrs Snipes has had her sentence changed to life imprisonment. The case involves Harris and an appeal related to the prior death sentence. Further details were not clear in the fragmented report.
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Columbia, S. C
raer Blackwood
Train wreck in Romania claims nine lives
A heavy snowstorm in the region left nine dead as a train collision and wreckage disrupted travel. Rescue teams worked amid blizzard conditions to free passengers trapped in the carriages and restore communications.
Fire loss reported in Crawfordsmane district blaze
A morning fire in the business district along Main Street caused an estimated loss of about 20 000 dollars. The blaze swept through about a quarter block of business property in Crawfordsmane.
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Crawfordsmne, Inc
Jan
Murderer in Bronx Infant Death Uses Stiletto
In New York a man attacks a four month old baby in a Bronx home. The infant, Frank Michael Cammarano, dies after a stiletto thrust. Detectives search for motives while relatives react, with authorities noting no clear cause of revenge or jealousy.
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New York
Eiler
bor
Frank Michael Cammarano
Bronx
Amanda
nignhs
Spenny
Cammarano
theresa Cammarans
Four City Banks Elect Directors Amid Explosion Mystery
Banks in Maryland and nearby regions held elections for new boards. Joseph D. Bazer and Thomas De Chares led a slate including local bankers. turnout varied and several banks reported failed elections. Investigators in Baltimore and state police pursued a motive linking a deadly car bombing, with leads focusing on the explosion that killed Muss Téa and the associated agent.
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Fred County National Bank
ercai Banz
Afarviand
Citizens National Banz
end Mechanics N. Lown Szaig
alwerioce
folows
Joseph D. Bazer
Thomas De. Chares
Newman
Ongamica
i Bank of Mastyland
Tony Daniel H. Bote Hammond
Ciar Duéserar
Brad
Haugh
Emery D. Michael
Michael
Harvey
Ramsburg
Gee
Frank V. Staus
J. Windsor Wiang
Lens
LeRoy McCard Rasensioe
Rover
gat
firenors
chicen ang Maniz Besant
nesdar
Kron Stairs Northward. 2. Jan. 19 (AP)
The article fragment mentions Kron ascending stairs toward the north and references January 19 and the AP report, with a brief nod to the Guantanamo Cubs.
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kron
Guantanamo
Market Inclined To Advance Amid Mixed Wheat and Bond Tone
Market activity showed improved bonds and steadier shares as wheat tones aided trading. PS & Ro polis opened at 3.35 amid a broader market tilt with tobacco and acid well mentions.
Fire Damage at 343 West Parcel Home Office
Fire damaged a home at 343 West Parcel, igniting through boarded fireplace boards after a stove flame. Crew contained the blaze, no injuries reported, investigators to determine exact cause and extent of damages.
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West Par
Hoover Urges Suppression of Trade in Arms
President Hoover urged Congress to approve a movement to suppress the trade in implements of war or grant power to limit arms shipments for military purposes. He suggested ratifying the Geneva 1925 convention or enacting special legislation to curb arms shipments in cooperation with other major producers to prevent and limit war. The message stressed authority to control U S arm shipments amid rising global tensions.
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Washington
Hoo a
Congress
Paraguay
Boi
Chaco
Geneva
United States
Monday Musicales Spotlight Italy in Evening Program
The Monday Musicales met at Mrs. Charles Mullen’s East Church residence with Miss Martha Pettit assisting. The study focused on Italian music, presenting works by Scarlatti, Tosti, Sgambati, and Mascagni among others performed by Mrs. Sherman Bowers, Miss Grace Lough, Miss Miriam Rhoads, Miss Caroline Winccoren ez, Mrs. Byorlee, and others.
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Charles Mullen
East Church
Martha Pettit
Mullen
Italy
Casper Cline, Jr
Catine
Sherman B. Bowers
Grace Lough
Miriam Rhoads
L. Bailey
Schumann
Caroline Wincorenez
Tosti
Miss fur
Cipp
Muller
Sgambati
Byorlee
St. John
Saint- Saens
Walker Carty
Nina
Libby Reynolds Injured In Automobile Wreck Near Thurmont
Libby Reynolds, injured in a Saturday morning automobile crash near Thurmont, was reported as satisfactory at Frederick City Hospital. Driver James Welcher of Washington was treated for chest injuries and discharged.
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Thurmont sariy
Frederick City
James Welcher
Washington
Five Die In Baltimore Fire At West Fourth Avenue Home
A Baltimore blaze trapped a family of five in a three story dwelling at 2032 West Fourth Avenue. Cecil Hew and his wife Cortelyn Hewitt plus three children perished while a daughter, Evelyn, survived despite burns. Fire officials could not determine the fire’s start and it took over an hour to control.
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Hames
Baltimore
eady
Cecil Hew
Cedi
Hewitt
Mr. Mas
Cortelyn
Young
buy
Mir
Miss Bower
yoon
Evelyn
Madnsey
Hexitt
Westforth avenue
Child Labor Debate Grows On Uniform Laws In Washington
Washington January 10. Social welfare workers campaign in state legislatures for uniform child labor laws citing 2 000 000 under 18 employed in 1930 and 667 000 under 16. Conference urges 16 year minimum, eight hour days for under 18, and minor wage provisions to curb exploitation.
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Washington
Tos
Children’s Bureau
Fran Saul SommusS
Prudence Chapter of Eastern Star Installs Officers
The Prudence Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at Mt Airy held an officer installation Monday night at the City Masonic Temple. Attendees included members from Frederick, Kedron, Baltimore, Pentalpha, Gaithersburg, Syracuse, and others. Officers installed include Worthy Matron Mrs. Donald Watkins and Patron Charles Riddemiaser with Associate Matron Marguerite Dormzhe and Conductress Naomi Smurrier, among others.
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Prudence
Order of the Eastern
St Mt. Airy
iry Masonic Temple
chanter
Frederick
Kersington
Adah
Rainier
Kedron
Galtimore
Pentalpha
Gaishersbury
Syracuse
Donald Watkins
Charles Riddemiaser
Marguerite Dormzhe
Francesson
Naomi Smurrier
Louise Burdette
Rachel Jones
Amanda Hick
Baltimore
Maryland
Horace E. Trout
Rersington
Masr- Jian
Tax case ruling on deducting business expenses
An opinion by Chief Justice Bar mn pertained to a tax dispute where expenses claimed as deductions were found not to arise from ordinary business management but to relate to asset title making them capital expenses. The decision notes such costs are not deductible as ordinary expenses of burg and milk selling.
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Heny
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Bar mn
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