Santa Visits Brighten Christmas in Hagerstown
Christmas Day in Hagerstown saw welfare agencies and civic groups distribute food clothing and toys to hundreds. Salvation Army coordinators aided a 70 year old man and a ten child family while toys flowed to relief families and 1500 children attended a free theater show. The Antietam Fire Company hosted the largest party with 1500 children. Mayor Wertz spoke on the season. Baskets of groceries and meat went to needy families as Kiwanis gifted Orphans Home children and local shops reported a quiet day with turkeys on display.
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Salvation Army
Andrews
Welfare Board
Maryland Theatre
Antietam
Santa Claus
Kiwanis Club
Presentato
San Mar
Hagerstown
Six Hurt In Cuban Bombing Christmas Day Attack
In Santiago Cuba a Cuban AP correspondent Alberto Garcia was badly wounded as a bomb exploded at a doorway during a Christmas Eve gathering. Five others including Enrique Comas were severely injured. Police arrested Luis Colas for the bombing with motive unspecified. Garcia designated Mario Ciria as temporary AP successor. Also noted are Schenley Distillers in New York announcing a five percent profit sharing bonus to about 5 000 employees marking the end of its first post year.
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Santiago
Cuba
Associated Press
Alberto Garcia
Enrique Comas
Coman
Garcia
Havang
Mario Ciria
Luis Colas
New York
Schenley Distillers
Business Shows General Gains
The National Industrial Conference Board reports gains in business activity for the first two weeks of November, with October showing improvement after declines. Residential construction led with awards totaling 26.3 million dollars, up 47.3 percent from September and 22.2 percent above October 1933.
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Associated Treas
National Industrial Conference Board
Rocky Mountains
Fr. W. Dodge Corp
United States
Canada
City Prisoners Given Release After Christmas Quiet
Magistrate Richard Duffey freed a half dozen drunks taken off the streets on Christmas Eve. The holiday was unusually quiet with only a few arrests and accidents, as Lyent and Joseph Desmond released prisoners early Christmas morning. The scene marked one of the calmest Christmases on record for the city.
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Lyent
Joseph Desmond
Baltimore
Presents sent to Dionne quintuplets on Christmas Day
In Callander Ontario on December 25 101 year old Mary Ferguson McIntyre sent a gift to the Dionne quintuplets for their first Christmas. More than 100 presents arrived at Dafoe hospital as Oliva and Marie Dionne opened them. McIntyre knitted five pairs of tiny wool mittens for the babies.
Federal Reserve notes mixed December business activity
The Federal Reserve Board reports a mixed December picture with industrial output above normal in early winter, driven by steel and auto production, while factory employment fell seasonally and public works jobs declined. Output gains offset by weaker payrolls in meat packing and declines in railroad sawmills and lumber sectors.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Depositors to Receive Funds from Central Trust Assets
Frederick Maryland December 26 The Peoples Liquidating Corporation directors voted a dividend of about 200000 to depositors of the defunct Central Trust Company of Maryland A 2 percent payment will go to certificate holders of beneficial interest while dissenting holders receive 22 percent of the fair value as fixed by the Frederick County Circuit Court The corporation aims to maximize asset value with minimal hardship as receivership work continues and stockholders liability is collected by the bank's receiver.
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Frederick
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Central Trust Company of Maryland
W. Clinton McSherry
Central Trust Company
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Central Trust
McSherry
Britain Hears King's Warning On Eve Of New Year
King George in his Christmas message warned Britain to face remaining anxieties as the empire nears a hopeful year end. He noted the world remains restless while clouds lift, praising National Government strides in industry agriculture and housing and signaling continued recovery amid European diplomacy.
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London
England
Sandringham
George
Empire
United States
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Council
Europe
Dover
Rhine
Gloria Vanderbilt's Christmas at mother's home
Ten year old heiress Gloria Vanderbilt spent Christmas Day at her mother Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt's town house at 72nd Street and Fifth Avenue. She arrived by Whitney limousine, carrying gifts for her mother aunt Lady Furness and cousin Tony. The visit occurred amid custody disputes between Gloria's mother and her aunt-in-law Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. The house was decorated with holly and a large Christmas tree, and Gloria opened presents with joy.
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Fifth Avenue
St. Francia Church
31St Street
Whitney
Gloria
Reginald Vanderbilt
Len
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lady Furness
Tony
Meanest Man Stirs Ontarios Christmas Town
In Little Current Manitoulin Island the so called meanest man in Ontario cut down the town Christmas tree on the main street. He severed ropes and wires that supported the tree and decorations before gifts were due to be distributed to poor children. The incident occurred early today in Manitoulin Island town.
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Manitoulin Island
Ontario
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