City approves 1407.50 Opera House rent rebate amid economic strain
Mayor and Aldermen authorize a 1407.50 rebate for Warmer Brothers lessee of the Opera House covering January to September. The moving theater operator reduces monthly rent by 125.50 to reflect lower income and profits. Officials cite economic conditions and note similar adjustments at other theaters.
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Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Algemmen
Warmer Brothers
Fredie Onera
fim
comeormiioen
edmesas
Finn Bentz strees
West Patrick stree
College
Frederick County Agricultural Society to hear report on finances
The Efe members of the Frederick County Agricultural Society meet at the courthouse Saturday at 11 to receive a committee report on the society’s manual condition. The panel weighs funding options to cover outstanding debts for the 1933 Fair, including a $45,000 mortgage and debt-deficit measures.
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Efe
Frederick , Coumiz Agricultural Society
Denes thoecraal
Weather summary with partial data for today
Fragmented forecast notes precipitation for 24 hours ending today. Mentions temperatures around 35 degrees and a low near 55 with sunrise and sunset estimates. Source text is garbled and lacks clear locations or times.
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famermoa
Boon
Support Seen For Coad Budget At Annapolis
Annapolis January 27 The plan of Senator Joseph Allan Coad of St Marys county to put the State budget on an add mill ion plan was nearer realization as the measure for gradual salary reductions was discussed and opinions formed that Republicans would not eliminate the cost of school supervisors and normal school glazing. Coad seeks to save about 450000 through salary cuts, with further reductions of about 300000 by eliminating certain expenses. the debate touched on costs of schools, governors and salaries, and the Senate Finance Committee reviewed the proposal amid talks of a six day work week and hour limits for goods shipments.
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Annapolis
Joseph Allan Coad
St. Marys county
oyarner Albert
Coad
Sinate finance
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cosy city
howevs
Towson
Prestburg
Salisharr
Bowe
selabe
cnrves minoritie
igitas House of Delegaces
Senate
Milton Altfeld
Judiciary committee
House
Metzeroti
Temaire 2
DeValera Maintains Lead in Irish General Election
AP reports Eamon DeValera leading as vote counting proceeds from Tuesday's election. By mid afternoon the Fianna Fáil party held 62 seats with the opposition at 35, the Centre Party and Independents 8, and the Labour Party 7.
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DeValera
Cabun
LFL S
dent Eamon DeValera
hs Fanna Pal
Dan
Gose grave
Center Party & Independents
Labor ipary
Brunner 8 Guilty on Possession of Whiskey for Sale
A federal jury found Brunner guilty of possession of three pints of whiskey for sale on the Linganore road near Feeders. He was remanded to join Balincore for sentencing. Several agents conducted additional liquor violation arrests, with other cases continued before Judge Coleman.
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Francis Bouncer
Linganore road
Feeders
Balincore
Willam Coleman
ity. & Reed
Thurman
Reed
cout
Brunner
attomners
pra
ian
H. Noel Bauer
Hagerstown
West Patrick street
Washington Boulevard
Maryland counties unite on proposal to curb gas costs
A meeting of State Attorneys in Baltimore charted a plan to back a misdemeanor measure limiting gasoline costs. If passed, the bill would impose up to $50 fine and eight months imprisonment. W Gunton McSherry presided. J RB Leggs chaired. several counties attended.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Aiimeys
pian Oo
she
W. Gunton McSherry
chaiman
J. RB. C. Legs
Queen Anne's county
Geel
Charles
Harford
Montgomery
St. Marps
Somerset
Worosster
Bridge Damage Suit Against State Roads Commission
A lawsuit seeks 325 000 against the State Road Commission over a damaged bridge and approaches on routes near Gaithersburg and nearby stations. The case asserts the commission approved plans and that work proceeded with mayoral and county consent, amid allegations of substantial property damage.
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iTuswse
bankaf
Bai Racroad Comasa
tsi comsemici Roads Commission
Baitknore
Ohiowacks
Supposed New Superintendent Sought for Maryland Home
A large number of applicants for the Maryland State Home position were considered by the board of directors on Thursday. A committee will study candidates and report to a special meeting to appoint a successor to A. T. White, whose resignation took effect in January. The home’s management is led by board chair Charles B. Schone with other directors from Baltimore and nearby areas. Current residents include 32 inmates and 34 elderly persons, with staff of four matrons a night watchman a fireman an orderly and a laundress under the superintendent.
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Maryland
EO. O. F
North Market screen
Merming
toda
A. T. White
White
Washington
charman
Thomas B. McGuire
Balimore
Charles B. Schone
Baltimore
Robert A. Bennett
ne Iman
Schone
Mr. McGuire
Witter E. Jones
Chariez Tremyer
Mir. Seeger
Bir. Bennett
cmy
Werton T. Nicodemus
Monrovia
Bailey
presi- Ye
Rebekah Asembly
Masviend
Florence Merrit
Baltmore
the
Rebekah
Asang
Mollie Harrington
Glass declines offer to become treasury head
In Virginia, January 27, officials report that Glass denied accepting the post as head of the treasury. The secretary of the Rowe administration said Glass flatly refused the role and did not receive a formal offer or renomination.
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GLASS
TREASURY
Virginia
Rowe administratcoon
tru ee
Ford Shutdown Ends After Worker Dispute
A Ford Motor Company shutdown ended after officials said differences over a key deduction caused a stalemate. The Brisas offices indicated the deadlock centered on a contentious point of deduction and the pause in production is expected to end as talks resume.
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FORD
ais
Ford Motor Company
Brisas
s 3
Japanese Repel Chinese Assault Near Jehol In New Drive
Japanese forces repelled a strong Chinese attack at Otleniys near Jehol while reporting the sixth bombing raid in two weeks over the northeast. Tokyo said the battle at Chiumenkow was small with under two thousand Japanese troops, as forces massed near Heiho along the Siberian border.
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Associated Press
nc Chinmerkow
great wall of China
China
Jehol
Jebel yesserdak
Baliz
rman
Tokyo
Helho
fase
Siberian
Bianchukuo
Heiho
Manchuria
Chiumenkow
Shantiakwan
Arrest Ordered for Martin J Insull in Toronto Extradition Case
The arrest of Martin J. Insull was ordered by Justice Ringstone at the request of Ontario’s deputy attorney general E. W. Bayly. A marshal was sent to Orillia to serve the warrant as Insull remains free on 50 600 bail awaiting extradition for an indictment in Chicago on health embezzlement and grand larceny tied to the collapse of the Middle West Utilities Company. Barrie hearings were to be dropped with future proceedings in Toronto.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Justice Ringstone
E. W. Bayly
Onland
fiele
Orillia
Hoes
Chicago
Middle West Uitties Company
M Insuli
Barrie
Samuel Ineall
Greece
Martin
Two Others Sought in Murder of Mrs IIsley
Police seek two more suspects in the murder of Mrs Gaines Isley of Midd Poor and her maid. A purported confession by Gaines Crawford, arrested in Boston, names another accomplice and a companion victim identified as Charlie Jackson. Detectives question two persons after the confession as authorities pursue leads.
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ILSLEY
Alis
aignes Boeing Isley
Sis
Gaines Grawford
Boston
ford
Gianov
Charlie Jackson
Big Ben Returns to Service After Repairs
The tower known as Big Ben resumed service this afternoon after repairs. A nearby clock mechanism was off for several weeks due to needed adjustments carried out by Jane Dub? and during the run several bins were blown around by a gust at about 2 o'clock.
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Big Ben
Cxy Hall
Janes Dube
Women Open Bible Class Celebrates 13th Anniversary
The Farm Bureau Women’s Market opens Saturday February 25 at the market house with standardization meetings planned for participants. A leadership slate from the Farm Bureau will manage the project as the district prepares to accept produce and organize the cooperative effort.
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Farm Bureau
Marset
cver
aite
Helen Pearson
Court House
ming Le
Muss Margeres
tion
Uni
W. H. Rice
Eatension Service
J. A. Conover
Fredenes
Jury Still Out On Eminent Domain Hearing
The article notes Rev. Mr Hedeman to speak locally with Tae Clark and the Mal notice Club before the Kiwanis and various denominational members expected to attend the laying service. The piece discusses upcoming public hearings and interest from community groups in the event.
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Hedeman
Sinz
chars Luna
T. Hedemas
Mr Hed
cauren
Kivanis club
varios idcal denominatons
Confession Follows Attack and Murder of Helen Sterler
A Brooklyn man confesses to abducting and murdering 7 year old Helen Sterler after luring her with 25 cents and a pencil. He also admits an attack on an 18 year old girl weeks earlier.
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New York
Jag 27
Helen Sterler
Brooklyn
youngero
hrise
hoeda
polee
Helen
Price
Poice
Sterler
tee
anyshing
Snow Covers Large Part of Maryland Across State
Snow began falling across much of Maryland following a gale that scattered debris. In Cumberland and Hazelt, flakes piled up as the storm moved toward Baltimore, with temperatures staying above freezing. Forecasters warned of a colder spell and the potential first significant snowstorm since December.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Hazelstox
Baltimore
Oakland
Jersey Coast Storm Causes Widespread Damage
Storm along the New Jersey coast triggers heavy damage reports from towns including Long Branch. Vote tallies and political notes are unclear amid the turbulent coverage as officials assess impact and anticipate relief needs.
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JERSEY
City Sees Showfall Tempers Frigid Air and Ice
A fragmentary report describes a cold period with a 33 degree high and overnight frost. Fragments note ice forming on surfaces as cold winds and snowfall create slick conditions. Ground coverings, flakes, and gusty winds underscore hazardous travel and frigid weather warnings.
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