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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1933

Page

2

The Mask Cracks Down as Colin Awakes to Crime

Colin Mewiz, the vicar turned recruit, learns the Mask runs a mob network from the W. P. hideout. Benny Malone outlines the operation, Buck is the boss, Helmie Schwarm warns of arrests, and Colin is pulled into a dangerous revolving door of Bootlegging and scheming.

Colin Mewiz Drepwieed Clarkia Cotie Mulvey Mark Odgcere Tobacco Shop Benby Malone Co- Mie Was Clarkie Lunn Malone Colin Clarke Lyons Benny Malone Helmie Schwaarm Helmie Henny Marlone Clarkia Lunn Heisala Schwarm Benny Helmie Schwarm Harry Beaty Malone Border Heimie Schwarm Canada Renny Cook Elmie Schwarn Buce Halmie Schwarm Beimie Schwarm Helmla Colla Hermie Schwarm Cesar Spixetlis Dollaire Mask Buck Buck O'Mara

Calamity blamed on misuse of intelligence by society

Reverend Father Philip L. Partett told Lions Club members at Hotel Frederick that if people had used their intelligence properly the recent financial crisis might have been avoided. He warned that laws broken by self serving actions create social harm and urged bankers and business leaders to act wisely. He quoted a biblical answer to a question about conduct and announced a public song festival at Braddock Heights.

Benny Malone Colin Buck W. P Fifth Avenuo Sally Benny Old Keppelstein Frank T Packard Philip L. Partett St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown Lions Club Hotel Frederick Lins Club Liberty Fman Richard F. Simmons Feree Braddock Heights W R. Barnhart Hood College Chase Luxiary Lloyd ©. Cuser

Sunlight loss blamed for rising rickets risk in cities

Dr F O Tenney warns urban pollution and limited daylight hinder public health gains. Dr Toomey urges studies on safe outdoor sunshine periods for children and education on sun value, with departments to inform the public about reliable sunshine hours and alternatives when needed.

Cites F. O. Tenney Toomey

Public Health Warns Against Raw and Irradiated Foods

Cleanup efforts caution that raw and irradiated foods should generally be avoided by the public though the measures may overlook certain safety considerations.

Pollution Problems Highlighted by Local Officials

Local officials address rising pollution concerns, urging communities to adopt cleaner practices. The report notes health impacts and calls for coordinated action across agencies and residents.

Vague warning on escalating risk prompts drastic action

A garbled report hints at growing harm from a looming threat and urges stronger measures. The fragment mentions increasing danger and a call for decisive steps to protect people amid uncertain conditions.

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