23 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
1
Report notes 290 County Club US reorganizes with women in attendance at the annual meeting of closed banks. Morning session discusses stock moves and reopening scores as Uncle Sam is referenced.
County Federation meeting at a hotel elected officers led by Mrs. Thomas P Culler president and Howard Quinn parliameter. Reports from auditing and treasurer were adopted, committees named for education American home and public welfare. The program included a Maryland Legislature topic and a drive to aid needy neighborhoods with lunches and Christmas baskets.
A Baltimore Circuit Court appearance outlines points of a local day law appeal. The tentative measure discusses tax adjustments and possible sales actions tied to the proposed craft and wine sales, citing legal arguments and enforcement considerations.
An item described as a mortgage refinancing plan is under consideration. Details are unclear due to text fragmentation.
Snow fell across the western Maryland section with light accumulation near Oakland and surrounding towns. The report notes mild temperatures in spots and mentions several residents by name in a clipped, period-voice line from the era.
Fragments describe March 10 quake in California with houses and telegraph lines damaged. Witnesses recall a loud crash at 6 PM, falling objects, and fear of collapse while relatives check on kin and posts report on aftershocks and market slowdowns.
Maryland observes Maryland Day as a legal holiday marking the anniversary of the founding of the colony. The date notes the arrival and landing at St. Clement's Bay on March 25, 1624, commemorating early colonial history.
An OCR fragment notes a Washington state location and Irene involved in a pond related event. Details are unclear but indicate a local incident or observation requiring confirmation.
Weather bureau reports rivers cresting in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with continued rain expected today. Forecasts warn of rising waters and possible flood impacts through the region, including Kentucky towns like Lowsville as crews monitor rivers and anticipate further adjustments.
Obituary notes the death of John C Buckey at age 79 after a period of illness. He lived in Windsor and served on the town board for ten years and held leadership roles in Carroll County agriculture.
The appellate court adjourned for the day after reviewing a docket of 46 cases. Officials did not set a new hearing date and rescheduled matters will be announced. Lawyers expressed no immediate comment on the adjournment.
A court ruling extends Redmond's incarceration by two months in state prison following an assault case. The decision adds to prior sentencing and tests the early stage of the forestry plan meeting.
A local vote centers on reinstating a pistol claim tied to federal connections. Supporters argue a state measure would secure lawful restoration, while opponents caution about compliance and oversight.
A chaotic scene near Kevier Redmond’s home ends with Redmond arrested after a dispute over protection money. A pistol found on the sidewalk, bullets embedded in bricks, and testimony describe the confrontation as Powell and Sunday testified amid gunfire. Law officers say Redmond’s actions were serious and inexcusable.
A Montgomery jury begins consideration of the Central Trust Company matter. The case involves the bank and related officials as the court presses forward with proceedings.
A brief quake was felt in Los Angeles on March 23, lasting about three seconds with no damage reported. Authorities or observers noted the tremor as minor, with no injuries or structural effects confirmed.
Milwaukee readers urged delaying a celebration for the return of real beer. Mayor Hoan and Eugene Warniman backed postponement to after Easter to respect Passion Week. The bid for the holiday half-day drew wide civic and religious support, with protests and a signature beer bill.
Washington March 23 AP reports newspapers may be permitted to carry beer or wine advertisements starting mid April under an informal ruling by the post office department. The change would lift the prohibition on such ads and allow their sale to newspapers that are now restricted.
Weather data covers 24 hours ending today with March precipitation totals of 3.32 inches. Yesterday temperature averaged 46 while last year was 54. Last night low 33. Sunset 6.24 pm, moonrise 6.9 am, moonset 3.11 pm.
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