Shooting follows card game at Jefferson party
In Frederick county Edward Hoover was shot twice while at a birthday drinking party near Jefferson after a card game argument. Harry E Lowe posted 250 bond for grand jury appearance on an assault charge. Justice Walter Linn held the hearing with testimony about the shooting and feud details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hoover
Frederick County
Hoover
A. Talbott Brice
Jeerson
Peoples Court
Harry E. Lowe
Grand Jury
Walter E. Linn
Lowe
Frederick
Ben Phelps
Jefferson
Phelps
Harry Wiles
Steee Lown
Harry Pear
Vernon
Kenneth
Nimmi
Sherif Denver J. Shook
Charles W. Smith
Roy M. Hiltner
Brice
Sinn
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Grand Atlantic Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Mantle City
A spectacular four hour blaze destroyed the Grand Atlantic hotel near the resort boardwalk. About 200 guests were evacuated from the Royal Palms hotel as firemen fought the flames watched by 20,000 spectators. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars. the 350 room building had been struggling financially and was leased to Atlantic Clifmen after a Baltimore mortgage takeover.
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Mantle City
Grand Atlantic
Royal Palms
Cem
Virginia Avenue
C.D. White
Baltimore
Atlantic Clif Men
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps for April Summary
Weather data shows precipitation to date in April at SAE ninety inches with normal nine inches. Actual April 196-2 inches, extrapolated 1997 precipitation through April. Yesterday high temperature 57, low last night 41, today low. Sunrise and sunset times, moonrise tomorrow, and moonset around 47 p.m.
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Indi
San Seta
Hughes Masters Court Opinions as Liberal or Conservative
The piece portrays Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes as the court’s pivotal balance, writing liberal opinions when on that side and assigning them otherwise when conservative. It cites key cases from the 1930s, noting Hughes’s pattern in upholding or opposing New Deal measures and his influence over opinion assignments, with Brandeis, Stone, and Cardozo less often authoring majority dissents.
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Rodney Outochem
Waryidngton
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Hasters
Hughes
Roosevelt
Butler
Sutherford
van Dier Yanter
McReynolds
Wether
Brandeis
Stone
Cardozo
Ibis Hughes
Washington State
New York
Sugar Institute
TVA
Nate
Stustier
AAA
Vermont
North Dakota
SEC
Jones
J Gulley
Sutherland
Insterest
NBA Bervier
Plea and Sentences in Falls Court Case Mix
Pleas of guilty emerge as defendants face sentencing in a multi defendant proceeding. An accomplice is acquitted while others confess to theft and liquor related charges. Names and court actions are linked to indictments and prior commitments as cases move toward further hearings. The report notes a deputy sheriff and state attorney presenting evidence and a subsequent trial date set for eleven more cases. A scrambled local note adds a cat and five kittens sharing a nesting space on a farm.
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Stepem
Artiur
Mattiaore
Cerrsnas
Michel Athas
Walburr
Conch
Angleberger
Charles 7
Saapetisian
EO Austin James
Traverser
Sticte
Sherman PL Towers
Sherif John Bo Crumby
Howard T. Few
Keymar
Raymond J. Warner
Pew
Warner
Warners Field
Russell J. Newcomer
Newcomer
Legence
Cal Wagner
Willard
William Grimes
Few
Clarence E Balington
Clarence Warrier
Bowers
Rene S. Harp
Willian M. Starm
Newenvner
unclear historical note on court case delays and labor disputes
The document reports postponements and rulings by a tribunal or court, involving Wagner Labor and an appeal by Ane keto Derdian, with references to Georgia Power and a decision date near April. Details are garbled but indicate a legal proceeding tied to a labor dispute and an anticipated decision next Monday in April.
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Acvon
The
Justics
Aneketo Derdian
Cuseinauth Comeanine Bet
Gieorgia Power Company
Permvissian
Earey
Betapathren
Chacaytya
Ptope
Tytaneseai
Walleye Authority
Wagner
Divinity student sought in murder in New York
Police branded Robert Irwin a divinity student and sculptor from Canton New York as the suspect in a triple homicide. Detectives widened the search across city transit lines and stations while Irwin, who had left St. Lawrence University after mental treatment, was last seen in the city on Good Friday near the Gedean residence on East Safe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW York
Robert Irwin
Stuent
Trigny
Robert
Bate Erwin
Air State
Canton
N.Y
Lewis J. Valentine
Armin
New York
Trewin
St. Lawrence University
Korkhind State Hospital
Oreingeburg
Giedean
East Safe Street
Gedean
Roosevelt asks Congress to extend CCC to 400000
On April 5 1937 President Roosevelt asked Congress to create a permanent Civilian Conservation Corps of 400000 members. He noted the current CCC expires June 30 1937 and cited around 200000 enrollees including war veterans and youths from many cities. The message praised the corps and said continued operation would aid recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
CCC
Thousands visit CCC camps on fourth anniversarySunday Open houses draw crowds
Baltimore April 5 AP State Forester F W Besley says more than 5000 people toured 17 CCC camps under the state forestry department for the fourth anniversary Sunday. National director Robert Fechner ordered the open houses to show corps work and uses. Fort Frederick drew about 2000 visitors while other sites like the Frederic City watershed and the Pretty No dam also saw crowds.
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Baltimore
APY
F. W. Besley
CCC
State Department of Forestry
Eee
Robert Fechner
Henley
Fort Frederick
Washington
Elks Neck State Forest
Frederic City
Raltiwee Et 1
Pretty Noy Dam
Six Children Die In Port Allegany Home Fire
In Tart Allegany County Pennsylvania a fire swept a Port Allegany home killing six children and injuring none of the parents. Local authorities and emergency crews responded quickly as investigators began work at the scene near Port Allegany.
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Allegany
Port Alle
Gore Ald
Sitdown Strike at Inford Plant Ends Amid Claims of Victory
Workers claim victory as executives deny responsibility in a sitdown strike at Inford Plant. The action began Friday with a voluntary evacuation after a brief shutdown, and reports describe discontent over seniority and perceived discrimination. The United Automobiles Workers of America organized the action, with details disputed by management. Regulators or authorities were not specified in the readable text.
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Ratsus
Gap
Cosipuie
Pirates
Acnumbery Caf Indigidil
Waltel Sewer
Peredere Terpe Sertias
Wetnypiteies
Abie Laval
Eivar
Bork
Werk Torhai
Seitler Conan Oofecals Ce Rep
Penenbetiyes
Hennedinet Fort Vemnent Body
Pegeetert
United Automiebits Workers of America
Ehemmvedt
Aworteers
Tory Defere
Airphine
Qettont
Rennett
Errol Flynn Wounded Slightly by Bullet
Irish boxing champion turned Hollywood star Errol Flynn was reportedly grazed by a bullet on a war front trip. A traveling companion said Flynn fell stunned and was helped to a hotel. He planned to view heavy fighting at University City front.
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Errell
Flynn
Wie
Hollywood
Anak
University City Front
Pupis
United
Spat
Cuban Affairs Show Greater Stability, Say Stickneys
Dr and Mrs Malcolm C Stickney recently returned from a long trip through Florida and Cuba. They report Cuba’s political condition has stabilized markedly since two years ago when dissension and a lack of street patrols were noted. They observed the Havana area and the Yumuri Valley while traveling to Matanzas. The Stickneys toured the sugar industry, visiting the Yumuri Valley and a sugar mill of interest, and returned home by Asheville North Carolina after touring the United States.
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Malcolm C. Stickney
Florda
Cuba
Stickney
Island
Havana
Wille
Matansas
Yumuri
Hereshey
Peturie
States
Max Stickeney
Asheville
N.C
Kolb Candidate Declares Reelection Bid
Teero W Kath, a member of the present Board of Aldermen, today announced his candidacy for reelection to the Democratic City Court seat. He is completing his first term on the board and is a former president of the Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club, active in the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb
Teero W. Kath
Board of Aldermen
Incomplete court hearing of a fine in Pesples Court
A fragmentary report from Justice Walter Sinn's court in Pesples shows a person charged by the Weet Patrork office Derwart Hettella near Warthereyalle, with a stated fine exceeding limits. Details are garbled but indicate a speedrelated offense with a rate near 1 mule per hour and a state meer BFL Cock brought as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter FL
Riiders
Derwart Hettella
Warthereyalle
Union Services Set to Begin June 20 in Baker Park
Union services announced for Baker Park will start June 20. Fredericks City Ministerial Association and YMCA officials confirmed exchange of pulpits and schedule changes. Attending clergy and local dignitaries were listed, with details of speakers and participants provided.
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Baker Park
Frederelk
Lid Associ
Y. M.ca
Shorty
Bra Melvaire Moris
Cecortiry
Sid
Rey
di Wan Aiton
Robert Shorty
Prosedert
Tey
Wend Gog
Baether
Paweting
Selthh Paar
Adjatiant
Bernd GC Morris
Charksbotts
Wo van
Fornperty
Foes
Wik
Meiners
Toys
Dr. Kletler
Charles By Webler
Amos dl. Javer
Bews
Ralph EL Dinettes
Wo Gu Ressa
Paul WE Glaeman
MW. Morris
Jackoca
Aue
Captain Thatert Datt
13 With C OS Passports Held In Jail In France
Paris April 5 Forty three men carrying United States passports were held today on charges of attempting to sink a French law by joining Spanish forces as foreign volunteers. The group, including John Tyhis, 24, of Clarksville, was rounded up near Terpeige and Toulouse after trying to cross the frontier. Most claimed U S citizenship though some were of European origin.
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Paris
United States
Gore
Terpige
John Tyihs
Clarksvilli
U.S
Toulouse
Chey
Virginia Forest Wires Vader Caabral Woes In West Va
A damaged report describes drought conditions and wildfires across southern West Virginia. The text notes scattered outbreaks Saturday, bans in numerous counties, and warnings of a potential large-scale danger in Baote county as officials mobilize crews.
NYU Law Dean Attacks Roosevelt Court Plan
Washington April 3 NYU Law School Dean Frank H Sommer denounces the Roosevelt court bid before the Senate Judiciary Committee. He urges constitutional amendments as an alternative and warns the administration’s court proposal could threaten judicial independence. The debate reflects partisan tensions as lawmakers question court restructuring and potential political bias.
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Washington
Frank Hi. Sommer
New York University Law School
Roosevelt Court
Senate
Falas
Lepse
Supreme Court
Fst
Oonaht
Garrison Villant
The
Nation
Aright
McGau
Tate
Wall Street Gets Patchy Gain as Markets Rebound
Wall Street edges ahead on a tentative recovery with steels oils and motors firms advancing fractions amid a quiet trading session. The day closes with no ruling on the Wagner Labor Relations act and Sterling edging higher at the open in New York City.
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Wall St
Tohiy
Xtow
Wagner
Sterling
Openine
Senos
New York
Cam Satien
Vierling Husband Wounded in Silver Spring Shooting
A Silver Spring man identified as Vierling suffered a bullet wound and remained in hospital today. Police say his wife Mrs Bhizabesh Vierling reported he reached under a pillar and fired, then collapsed. The Vierlings have three children and reside near Forest Glen.
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Angel
Tobert
Vierlims Forest Glen
Berg DT Snyder
Montdemers County
Polices
Bhizabesh Vierling
Vierling
Vaerlings
Couver
County Bills In Final Scramble Near Frederick County
A garbled county legislative summary notes possible action on county assessments and school funding. It mentions the county board of assessors, taxation, and proposed allocations including funds for Frederick High School and a Colored school. Debate centers on how the county and towns share in apportionments and the impact on local tax rates. The text references Senate actions, House amendments, and a potential slot machine bill seen as dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiely Tity
Ate Funk
Lia Jung
Belag
Samig
Frederick
Brunswick
Munk
Fran Cartier
Frederick County
Chae S. Howek
Man Held in Mor Stabbing of Faculty Member on Ferry
Portsmouth detectives arrested Sidney Poole, 25, on charges of fatally stabbing William Daugherty, 25, a faculty member of Suftole, aboard a ferry boat after an argument arose when Poole allegedly stepped on the victim's foot leading to the fatal assault.
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Portsmouth
Sidney Poole
William
Daugherty
Vonele
Polley Wat
Peele Hark
Mrs Mattaca C Norman Photographed at Glasgow Shipyard Event
The wife of a prominent banker Mrs Mattaca C Norman attended a photo event at the Glasgow shipbuilding yards. She was linked to the Bank of England Governor and appeared at a ceremony naming the Livey post, amid noted international finance circles.
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Hank
England
Mattaca C. Norman
Aleve
Glasgow
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