Army flyer lands safely after rough farm field landing
Lieutenant Sterling, flying an Army plane from Michigan about 375 miles away, faced fog near Frederick valley. With no lights he landed in a wheat field south of Myersville at George Tom’s farm. The craft nosed over in soft ground but no one was seriously injured and landing resumed after dawn.
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Jona M. Aanding
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Necke
Ng Feld
Live
Atie
Wcbigan
Braddock Heights
Frederick Valley
Mugpletown Valley
George Toms
Myersville
Russell
Sterling
Men fined for cruelty to horse near Kerog Road
Defendants Fisher, Coxored, and Frank Auble found guilty of cruelty to the horse they were driving on a country road near Knox. Each was fined 35 dollars and costs after testimonies by three witnesses including Mrs. Grace achs and Mrs. Eva McBride. The horse, described as exhausted and weighing about half its normal, was ordered disposed of within five days, with some penalties suspended pending defense.
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Whaties Fisher
Cocored
Frank Auble
Boxers People’s Court
Nenes
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Grace Achs
Eva McBride
Lloyd Webber
Ake Roung
Crueltz
Aimal
Whitag Turner Wins Substructure Contract for Fort Ridge Bridge
The Whitag Turner Construction of Baltimore secured the contract to build the substructure of the Finmate Ford Bridge for the Mopocaiver Buck- Adige project. The bid totaled W259 with work slated to begin Monday morning after official notices. A recent incident cited a broken wire caused an explosion delaying progress.
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Whitag-Turner Construction Mopany
Baltimore
Coton
Overhead Lights Added Along Main Streets
Overhead lights and illumination have been installed at several locations along Patrick and Market streets and at the ball park area. Brackets and globes from the center of the city were repurposed for practical use, with additions at East Patrick Street and the Market Street ends. Sewer work on Park Avenue necessitated street closures, tying into the main line between West Third and West Fourth Streets, expected to finish by mid week.
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Ball Park
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Carroll Parkway
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Market Reet
Differe
Asa Elti
Pian
Bon Ihe Park
Park Avenue
Report 2000 More Chinese To Be Slain
From Shanghai despatches an unconfirmed report says Usingu town was burned, 2600 killed, 5000 abducted for ransom, and $200000 in damage as a communist raid spread across the region last week. Lazarist officials in Hongkong noted red forces may have occupied Fuchow and looted surrounding areas.
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Fuchow
Shanghai
Hongkong
Virginia hunting season ends early
A fragmented clipping reports a proposed early closing of Virginia's hunting season. The text appears garbled, mentioning Congress and a restroom at Washington, with unclear details and missing names or dates.
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Virginia
Delegates Due Here Monday for State Meet
Delegates are due here Monday for the state meet with activity noted for Tuesday. Officials expect broad participation from area teams and schools in the event.
Banquet First Night To Be One Of Features
Prominent figures from Baltimore to Congress will attend the convention week kickoff. Emory L. Coo, Rev. Elis Williams, and G. Lloyd Palmer are among toastmaster and speakers with Miss Bet on overseeing exhibits and a Publications luncheon planned at the hotel. A half day holiday will be observed in schools and counties Wednesday with activities centered at the auditorium and exhibits in social studies halls.
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ochoTeagnes
Kongman Handy
Baltimore
Emory L. Cooave
Aotel
Marylan
Hav
Nature
Leslie de Frederick Santos
Cheon Wli
Hovel
Margaret
Anting
Congress
Sun
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Washington Coun
Bet Ar “Ont
P. T
John Colbert
Ned .Wis
George Waedsnora
A. Emer M. Rare
Mya
Frac Maris
George Exzter
T. As Deegaiis
Striking Madrid Rioters Force Paper Shutdown
Rioting strikers in Madrid smashed windows and shouted anti police slogans as papers halted. Police cracked heads as 5000 students joined the protests, with all public services suspended and no newspapers today or tomorrow.
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Madrid
Weig
Finatimers
Armgathy
Sees Hare Winter Predicts Hard Yet Dry Spell
York county elder Jake Neff, known as Uncle Jake, predicts a hard winter in 1900s style prophecy. He warns of cold dry days until the solstice, with a later sea driven water return and four weeks of fair weather. He notes St Michael's Day winds and a southward moon signal for gentle spell ahead.
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W. Neff
York County
Biggs
St. Michael's
Alice
Bank Threat Leads to Man's Arrest at Savings Bank
A man threatened to blow up the bank and demanded money. Police halted the plan and the bank, the Fi e and Savings Bank, was closed. Authorities recovered two packages and secured the suspect, who remains in custody.
Intercollegiate Dramatic Meeting to Be Held at Food College
Five colleges plan an Intercollegiate Dramatic Meeting December 5 and 6 under Grace M. Brane at Food College. Noted speakers include Albert Lovejoy of Cambridge School of Drama, Miss E A Parsons of Syracuse, S R McCandless of Yale, and Charles Rann Kennedy. One act plays two Passenger for Chelsea by Oscar W. Firkins and Yesterday by Colin Campbell Clements will be presented by the Marionette Society in Brodbeck Hall and the dormitory social roof, with public attendance urged.
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Lucie Art
I Food College
Wiun
Riss Grace M. Brane
Albert Lovejoy
Cabridge School of Drama
E . A. Parsons
Syracuse University
S. R. McCandless
Yale
Charles
Salvation Army to Get Army Navy Game Proceeds
West Point and Muapeis officials announced after a conference that proceeds from the Army Navy football game in New York on December 13 will go to the Salvation Army for the unemployed. The lowest price will be $5 and the highest price had not yet been decided. Details of seating and price will be handled by a Salvation Army committee. Proceeds are expected to exceed half a million dollars and will support the Salvation Army unemployment system.
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Washington
West Point
Muapeis
Tacey
Army-Navy
Salvation Army
Déitenane
Annapons
Yankee Stadium
Two More Bodies Recovered Near Bordeaux Seaplane Crash
Two more bodies were recovered after a seaplane crash near Bordeaux. Early reports indicate the vessel, identified by authorities, disappeared during a flight over the Atlantic region. Rescue teams continue searching the area for additional victims and debris.
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Tao of
Boas
Strike Solid Rock for New Dam at 20 Feet
Watersned near the foundation surface to cut costs. project to begin shortly. Contractor to Md for five feet on to level and opening work at this site as soon to begin.
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Celver
Silk Gloved Bandits Steal Gems in $80,000 Heist
New York diamond salesman Jack Salter said three armed robbers tied him to a chair a bed and a radiator in a hotel room and gagged him with a chloroform soaked cloth while stealing gems valued at $80,000. Salter described the brutal theft as he reported the incident to police. Meanwhile a Lake Shore passenger train collision near here injured one and killed another as fog rolled in from Thurstan, 62.
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Jack Salter
New York
Jim
Salter
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Thurstan
Repudiation Day Observed With DAR Banquet and Court Ceremony
Repudiation Day events include a DAR banquet at Fremels Scoik Key hotel with a Baltimore speaker, attended by Maryland State Society officers and Frederick chapter D A R members. The evening program, organized by a committee led by Lewis A. Rice, features education focus on Southern Appalachian mountain schools sponsored by the National Society.
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Predsrivkser
Pier
Fremels Scoik Key Hotel
Baltimore
Maryland State Society
AOR
Aeg
Hhanter S . R
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick
O Leonart Storm
Jesse B. Anders
Marlon S. Miter
AL RL
Daughters of the American Rexoution
Howe
Ed G. Haugh
John Nuss
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Appalachian Range
We National Society
W. R. Slommer
Meram BR Apple
Homer Remsberg
Sherman P. Bowers
Withiam
Cuter
Ho Law
M.canel
Possibility of Stone Roads Discussed for Frederick County
County commissioners and the drought relief group studied the prospect of building stone roads this winter to provide employment. Tours showed stretches where stone paving could improve travel, with financing and a formal plan to be decided at an upcoming meeting.
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Cou Cai
Frederick County
Frederick County Drasaic Association
Auto Crash Near Ellicott City Claims Woman Life
A car driven by Thaddeus Crapster crashed into a tree on the Frederick road near Ellicott City early today, killing Miss Bererg Cramster, 40, of Glenwood, who was en route to a physician. Her brother was injured. an inquest is set for Monday into the death of James Euler, 68, who died in a separate collision.
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Ellicott City
Bererg Cramster
Glenwood
Thaddeus Crapster
Frederick Road
Mules
Elliott
James Euler
Catona
Mike
Japanese Premier Still In Danger After Gun Attack
A late night bulletin warned the nation that Prime Minister Hamaguchi remains at risk as investigators continued questioning 23 year old assailant Tomeo Shears, a member of the Alzokusha, amid uncertainty about his motives and family ties.
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Minis
Rum Runner and Cargo of Liquor Captured
A Coast Guard operation seized a rum runner and a cargo of liquor. The vessel, described as carrying 500 bags valued at 250 each, was intercepted near the coast. Authorities reported the seizure as part of ongoing enforcement efforts in the Bay area.
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Coast Guard
Esend Bay
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