Blossoms Threatened by Late Winter Frost In Toontry
Readings from Maryland and nearby regions show orchards damaged by a six day cold spell with many peach buds killed and some apple varieties hurt. Apple trees show more resilience, while peaches, a semi tropical fruit, face heavier losses and scarce live buds. Blizzard anniversary noted as a historic, costly event with little crop impact. Fishing near the Charles river reports a 332 fish catch drawing crowds.
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Maryland
enandeah
Vir
West Virginia
New Jersey
Thurmont
Frederick
Weather report fragment for March 1933 period
Fragmented weather data shows 24 hour precipitation around 0.58 inches with normal March total about 3.32 inches. March 1933 precipitation around 5.06 inches by mid month. Today high about 67 and low near 39. Sun set 6 07 pm, sunrise 6 35 am, moonrise 12 10 am.
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Scout leaders discuss future of Bay Scout movement
The Francis Scott Key District Boy Scout Council luncheon in Frederick discussed the future of Scouting in the county. Speakers included Ror F. Seymour of Philadelphia and D. G. VanDeVoe, with plans for part time or full time leadership and a successful leaders school drawing 35 to 40 attendees.
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Francis Scott Key
Boy Scout Council
Francis Scott Her Hotel
Ror F. Seymour
Philadelphia
D. G. VandeVoe
Seymour
Certin
VanDeVoe
W. C. Rosai
Frederick
Henry R Costes
Washington
persson
Macyland State School
Seoul
Maryland
Messrs
Seymour and
Vanpevoe
Guy KL Mordemus
Pal i Parne
Rosems
Charles James W. Donnaz
Royalty and Commoner Wed Thursday in London
Prince Sigvard of Sweden and Zixa Paves, a German screen star, wed Thursday at the registrar's office in London. The ceremony had no reception, with only the bride's mother and her brother as witnesses. the couple planned a honeymoon in Italy before leaving Friday morning for their trip.
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LONDON
Sigvard
Sweden
Zixa Paves
Canton
Bre
George Gordon
George Patzek
Italy
Bank Hold Up Blamed on Dillinger at Sioux Falls
Bandits armed with machine guns seize five female employees as hostages at a Sioux Falls bank. Patrolman wounded as pursuers fire back. The robbers retreat, leaving a trail of gunfire and chaos in the March incident.
Bank Held Up in Sioux Fells with Officer Shot
Robbers armed with machine guns held up the Security National Bank in downtown Sioux Fells today. They shot motorcycle officer Hale Keith and fled southward with an unknown amount of loot, taking several bank employees and about 200 customers as hostages. The officer was struck as he approached the bank. his injury status was not immediately known.
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Sioux Fells
S. D. Mar
Security National Bank
Hale Keith
Bible 309 Years Old On View At Nealsville Rally
About 150 Bibles were shown at a Bible rally in Nealsville Presbyterian Hall under Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union auspices. A 1625 English Bible drew prizes for best theme and preservation. Rev Kerr won for most-used Bible. a tiny one-inch Bible belonged to Mrs Biskemore. The event, led by Witton Boswell, drew about 260 attendees from Nealsville and nearby churches.
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Rockville
Presbyterian
Nealsville
Montgomery County Christan Endeavor Union
England
John Waters
Bowie F. Waters
Germantown
James Patterson Kerr
Presbyterian church
Bords
D. L. Biskemore
Baysonsville
Reuben Wartell
Clarendon
Frances Leaman
Neaisville socety
Ongin
Brbl
Fregexck
brong organization
Two Trains Collide Killing Two In Head On Crash
A head on collision between two trains north of Chicago near Hanford MacNider’s route left two men dead and six injured. The wreck involved a passenger car and a private coach. one victim was thrown through a window but survived.
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HEADON
Chicago- Meateuie Talven
Seman
Ben Aurt
Dubuane
qrain Hanford MacNider
bat
Hendersons New Deal planning role shapes recovery debate
Washington observers weigh Leon Henderson as NRA planning chief may spearhead data driven review of codes effects on employment and purchasing power. Reports say Johnson’s maneuvering could influence his independence, while Pinchot’s political future looms in a high stakes January showdown with Reed and GOP rivals.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
NRA
Henderson
John Son
Johnson
F. D
Pinckst
Newton Dismissed Case 21 Pole Charges Disputed
Disjointed report alleges a dispute involving Newton and a party called Van Foxe. It references charges connected to an incident with crowd involvement and claims of aggression by Van Fossens. Attorney Charlies W. Smith is named in the fragment.
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Hésard Van Foxe
Newton
Van Fossens
Charlies
W. Smith
Newisn Mantel
M. Wenjperg
River Valleys in East Menaced by Floods
Floods menaced eastern river valleys as moving snow swelled streams. Roads and farms were inundated and families evacuated as waters rose. Three children died in Connecticut as rivers overflowed, and a bridge was carried away in Pennsylvania. Abandoned houses and a bar were swept away along the Allegheny.
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Associated Press
manour
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Chenango
Binghamton
Kirswood
N. Y
Stillwater
Hudson river valley
Waterford
pADY
Virginia Senate Debates Move to Bring Tax Bill to Floor
Richmond news reports Senator A Staples of Roanoke moved to discharge the Finance committee and bring the administration tax measure to the floor. Heated debate followed as opponents accused the move of delaying action and harming voters. The Finance committee meanwhile acts to fix a condition feared to cost up to 10,000 jobs. A five member subcommittee will meet with House leaders and the Governor to seek a plan to meet federal relief fund demands.
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Richmond
Mar
A. ©. Staples
Roanoke
senate
Finance committee
Senate Finance committee
Joan Lesner
Norfolk
House appropriations committee
House
Market Fog Envelops City in Vague Report
A hazy market scene described with unclear terms and scattered fragments. The note mentions a road and unspecified figures, offering little concrete detail about origin, actors, or outcomes.
Arrests for Disorderly Conduct and Vagrancy
Under collateral for hearing two youths Edgar Betson Jr and John Speaks of this city were arrested after a chase to Market and Reed Road at one o clock following difficulties with an elderly resident. Officers Laymatr and Burtas secured $20 collateral and costs for a hearing tonight. Kenneth McDougall was arrested at 1235 this morning on vagrancy charges.
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Edgar Betson, Jr
John Speaks
Kenneth McDougall
ay L
Sira iey
Couples Observe 56th Anniversary Of Weddings One Day Apart
Frederick couples celebrate 56 years of marriage with ceremonies held one day apart. The event highlights lifelong friendship and shared memories among the pairs, reflecting enduring commitments.
Two Fresh Clues Ten Dillinger in ChiGate
Fragments suggest a crime or mystery item with clues labeled two fresh, ten, and a named Dillinger in Chicago. OCR noise obscures details. readable bits reference postal items, sheds, failures, and a count of six. No clear event or entities beyond Dillinger and Chicago emerge.
Mrs Roosevelt Leaves by Plane for Porto Rico
Mrs Roosevelt departs by air for Porto Rico amid formal duties and planned engagements. The trip underscores U S leadership and signals U S aid initiatives in Caribbean areas as officials manage travel schedules and security.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT
PORTO RICG
Battle Over NRA Codes Waged At Capital Hearings
Washington dispatch reports heated NRA codes hearings with charges of non observation and labor hour cuts while a will to cooperate with the administration is noted. Debate on goals to add 1,000,000 workers continues as Morgenthau cites a $258 million tax bill and the RFC readies $777 million in bank support to spur lending. Farley backs rural carrier pay cuts to save over $21 million annually.
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Washington
Mar
NRA
army
navy
Morgenthau
Senate Finance committee
treasury
House
Senate banking committee
J. P. Moregan and Company
United Aircraft
Farley
Black Egg Anecdote Sparks Local Interest
Marshall Morningstar of Dickerson describes a rare black egg found by a neighbor, noting its uniform color and odd shape. The report accompanies a busy morning with musical meetings at Mrs. Austin Peart’s home and local social events. A divorce suit is filed in Circus Court by Mildred Thompson for absolute divorce from Walter L. Fhoninson, seeking custody of their two year old daughter. Reno S. Harp is her attorney.
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Marshall Morningstar
Dickerson
absolie
Waleter L. Fhoninson
Banikmore
Mildred O. A. Thompson
Sue
eccuple
Reno S. Harp
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