End of Frigid Wave Signals Warming Trend
Severe cold grips county as two day cold spell eases tomorrow. Weather forecasts expect a gradual warm up this week, with temperatures dipping around zero in some areas and local agencies reporting a rise in relief calls. Transients center logged about 123 calls Monday, with 34 spending the night at Salvation Army. assistance coordinated through the Transtent Center and local merchants helped shelter seekers.
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Braddock Heights
azeady viser ab Urbana
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Westerday
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Momatevua
Sacvation Army
Trandsent
Salvation Army
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Tramssant Center
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Taine
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Weather Summary From Fragmentary 1982 Readings
Incomplete weather note shows precipitation figures for January to date and past months, with January totals and comparisons. Mentions yesterday's high and low and general temperature notes, but data are garbled and not fully readable.
Classis Names Year's Officers at Maryland Reformed Church Session
Officers were elected at the sixth annual Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church held at Silver Run Morai. Elected: Rev. George W. Herstetter Furkstown presiding. Rev. Gur BP Breads Tan eytown secretary. Rev. Wesson i Brown Walkers corresponding secretary. Warrenfeitz Euimisvurg treasurer. All officers serve one year except Rev. Ail for one year, Rev. Mr. Bready for six years. The session opened Monday evening with devotional services led by E A Fespermman of Hazers ya. Morning sermon by Rev See 06 Tismormies's session began with a devotional. Committees resumed work, reports read, and executive discussions held. The event drew sizable attendance.
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Reformed Church
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St Marys
George Saréer
E. lewis Hisbee
Elton MoS
Tismormies
Fespermman
Hazersya
aly
Fredsuck
Weighed Roosevelt On Butcher's Scales
A garbled report notes Roosevelt was weighed on a butcher's scales after an unclear event. The text is incomplete and names, dates, and places are obscured, but the main action mentions weighing and a butcher, with a fatal outcome implied.
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ROOSEVELT
Cold forces three boys to surrender
In York Pennsylvania three youths from Loch Raven Maryland escaped last Wednesday and turned themselves in to York police early today. They were named as Francis Davis 17 Willem Wagner 19 and Thompson 19. They said fear of freezing kept them outdoors.
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Maryland Training School for
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Tacy
Francis Davis
Willem Wagner
Cold Wave Fires Strike City Fire Department All Night
Fire alarms sounded at frequent intervals as Frederick's fire companies fought freezing conditions. multiple blazes erupted on Bentz Street including a stubborn fire at 626 North Bentz, damaging the Droremberg home lightly. A separate blaze at Sixth and Bentz, plus a kitchen stove heat issue, prompted rapid responses from the Junior engine and trucks and nearby teams.
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6000 Balls to Mark Roosevelt Birthday
New York and other cities plan large celebrations for President Roosevelt's birthday on January 20. In New Fork interest centers on 6000 decorative balls and a benefit dance at State Armory to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation and infantile paralysis sufferers. Proceeds will support Roosevelt's charitable projects and the Washington government aid.
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Weie
New York
Washington
alent
Onsen
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Rome
Metta
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Roosevelt’s . DirthGar
State Armory
Frederick
Frederick Zonta Club Meeting Recap
The Frederick Zonta Club held a Monday night business meeting at the Barbara Tea Room with R. Apps presiding. Plans for a musical tea were discussed and the next regular meeting is set for the Savoy dining room next Monday.
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Zonta Club
Frederick Zonta Club
Barbara
R. Apps
Savoy dining room
New Deal Debates Split Huey Long Defeat Fallout
Washington reports growing divides among progressives and Republicans over Huey Long after his Louisiana political defeat. Senate friction between Majority Leader Robinson and Long, Heflin’s political comeback, and fear of executive overreach are noted alongside stories on NRA oyster code disputes and prohibitionist efforts.
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Huey Long
Louisians
Joe Robinson
alnass
stiacks
Joe
Huey
Huera
Louisiana
Narcy Hawes
Missouri
Soviet Stratosphere Balloon Reaches Record Height
A Soviet balloon ascended to a height of 67 585 feet according to an unconfirmed crew message. The craft reported a descent would begin immediately and outside temperatures hovered around 33 to 49 degrees below zero. The message stated all is wet as the balloon descended.
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Moscow
Sashea
Seven Deaths From Cold Snap Across States Reported
The frigid weather claimed seven deaths in Chicago with other fatalities counted in Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and Minnesota as 13 484 homeless sought shelter from 7 below zero conditions plus storm warnings remained along the Atlantic coast. Temperatures were moderating in the Northwest and central regions with more relief expected in the East.
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Chicago
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Ilinois Relief Commission
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Minesota
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Atlantic City
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Eastport
Florida mob abducts and shoots alleged attacker
In Tampa Florida a mob abducted Robert Johnson a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman. Deputy Constable F T Graves said Johnson was beaten and freed when shot down after being removed from the city jail. Graves said an escort was attacked and carjacked en route to the meeting. Police later reported Johnson was captured and identified as the assailant.
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Fla
Robert Johnson
FT. M Graves
Tampa
Graves
Johnson
warants
Mass Drunk Arrests Lead to Brunswick Court Hearings
Thirteen men were arrested on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges in Brunswick after a Saturday incident. Chief Joseph E. Chew and Deputies G. W. Smith and Exzest b Man oversaw the roundup. Seven received 39 day suspended sentences, while nine were white and four were colored.
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roe
Joseph E. Chew
G. W. ©. Smith
Howard Marin Jones
Brunswick
peines Smn
siskt
Virginia House Passes Gas Bomb Bill
In Richmond, January, the Virginia House approved a gas bomb bill to punish attempts to release toxic gas in private homes or public places. The measure proposes imprisonment from one to ten years for attempts without injury, and from one to twenty years if injuries occur.
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VIRGINIA
Richmond
fong
Soreteur
Two Arrests Made After Drunken Incident
Two men were arrested Monday by police. Ben Renner was found in a yard rear in a helpless condition around 4 30 and was sent to Polo Headquarters then jail by Officers Yalbert and Crum. Raymond Geisbert was found an hour later in a doorway on West Patrick Street and was taken to headquarters. Constable Smith and Officers Talbert and Crum handled the detention.
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Yalbert and
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West Patrick street
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Thirty Days for Breaking Jaw Sentenced Father of Two
In a morning sentencing Judge Motter gave Ernest W. Mar. a 30 day jail term after he broke his step mother's jaw during Christmas. He pleaded drunkenness, apologized, and claimed provocation amid a prior attack. Officers Burrat and Lara testified as the case was pursued by James.
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May
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Astin James
Maryland Faces Warmer Weather After Frigid Spell
The Associated Press reports Maryland awoke to subzero conditions statewide with a forecast of a warmer tomorrow. Officials anticipate fair skies and rising temperatures, though some western peaks remain below freezing and Chesapeake Bay navigation could be iced if cold snaps persist. Temperatures ranged from 7 below in several western spots to 8 above on the eastern shore and subzero readings near Baltimore suburbs.
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Weather Bureau
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Blow at Defaulters in Debts to U S Seen in Senate
Fragmented OCR text shows references to debts to the United States and Senate matters. The readable portion mentions a blow at defaulters and modifications in the Senate, with survey notes and committee activity unclear in the garbled lines.
Local ministers plan rally meeting date and place
The article notes local ministers asked to cooperate for a rally at a location near the same site. An advance Flying Squadron representative visited Fredenck to arrange the date and venue for the meeting.
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Fredenck
Roosevelt Calls for White House Conference on Dollar Devaluation
The article reports President Roosevelt ordering an immediate White House conference to implement a dollar devaluation to fix its gold value. It notes plans to move quickly after signing to transfer national gold to the treasury basis for currency issues and establish a stabilization fund, with key officials invited to meet after the bill’s signing.
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Bert Riaahe
promii ys
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Unni
Federal Reserve system
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Morgenthal
Blick
Federal Reserve Board
George L Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
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George F. Warren
James Harvey Rogers
Herman Oliphant
treasury
wassue
Roosevelt
White House
Riverdale Maryland Fire Kills Family of Four
A mother and father Leslie McDanes 27 Viola McDanes 27 and their two children Carroll 5 Franklin 4 months perished in a Riverdale Md home blaze believed caused by an overheated stove. Neighbors helplessly watched as volunteers fought flames. hydrant water froze hampering efforts.
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Washington
hame
Maryland
Riverdale
Leslie McDanes
Viola
Carrol
Franklin
Stock market shows strong upward trend in early sessions
The market experiences a robust rise with stocks led by rails and groups amid cautious optimism. Transactions show gains around one percent as trading broadens with notable activity in commodities and transport shares.
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Teast
Mrs Lindbergh Receives Hubbard Medal for Exploration
Mrs Lindbergh becomes the first woman awarded the Hubbard Medal by the National Geographic Society. The honor to Morrow Lindbergh recognizes her aviation and exploration achievements, following an extensive air journey with her husband Charles A. Lindbergh who previously received the medal.
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Morrow
Lindbergh
wes
de Hubbard
brsonal Geographic Society
Charles A. Landbergn
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