Civil cases marked for trial in Maryland court schedule
Civil matters from Frederick County are set for trial this week in circuit court. The Simms will case from Charles County, with a third trial date of May 2 after two hung juries, involves eight plaintiffs challenging a will of Mary E. Simms. Gaver vs County Commissioners faces April 13 overpaid allowances of 864 and other disputes. King v Stern for 25,000 stems from a fatal bicycle collision near Frederick. Garman v B and O Railroad and Wiles v Sigarfoose/Stunkle set for April 18 and 19. Powell faces untaxed liquor charges. illness delayed arraignment.
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Simms
Charles County
Fredsck County
Alfred W. Gaver
Mongay
Mary E. Simm
John X. Simms
Gaver
Harry C. King
Arthur Stern
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Stern
John B. King
John C. Garman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Garman
South Wisner Street
Frederick Junction
Charles A Wiles
George Wiles
L. E. Sigarcase
George Stunkle
Geo. Wiles
Sigafoose
Stunkie
James K. Powell
Manning
Powell
Body Of Unidentified Man Found In Goose Creek
Leesburg Va Apr 4 Two fishermen hauled from Goose Creek the body of an unidentified man taken to Leesburg morgue awaiting identification. The coroner noted the body had lain in six feet of water for about ten days with no identifying marks on clothing. Police said no missing person report had appeared recently. It may have floated down from Catoctin Mountain before reaching Goose Creek two and a half miles from Leesburg.
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Leesburg
Goose Creek
E. P. Landers
J. A. Gibson
Landers
Catoctin Mountain
Utility Workers Strike In Detroit Ends
Detroit April 4 Governor Murphy announced that Consumers Power Co. is in complete control of its plant again after a strike by CIO affiliated utility workers ended. The settlement renews the four month contract, evacuations of plants were key, and the NLRB would hold an election within 60 days to resolve rival unions.
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Detroit
CI. 0
Frank Murphy
Consumers’ Power Company
Utilities Workers Organizing Committee
Michigan
Guv Murphy
National Labor Relations Board
Judge Warns Jury To Watch Underworld In Maryland
Circuit Judge Joseph Mattingly told the Prince George's county grand jury that recent District of Columbia resistance to the numbers lottery will require greater county attention to underworld activity. The jury docket was the heaviest in its history with 111 criminal appeals, and three men awaited trial for a numbers killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Joseph Mattingly
Prince George's
District of Columbia
Raising A Family And Nursing Standards Examined
A columnist discusses qualities needed in nursing for child care, arguing many job seekers lack patience and child handling skills. Advocates stronger nerves and gentler methods, warning against harsh discipline. Also reports Emmitsburg FFA elects officers with list of new leaders and planned activities.
Bermuda Cruise Guests Sail From New York on Volendam
Mr and Mrs Hubert P Burdette Mr Airy Mr and Mrs John Shipley Sykesville and Judge and Mrs Sherman B Flanagan Westminster sailed Saturday aboard the U S Volendam for a Bermuda cruise departing New York and returning Friday April 3 Three days will be spent in Bermuda proper and the rest on the shipboard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Hubert P. Burdette
Airy
John Shipley
Sykesville
Sherman B. Flanagan
Westminster
New York
U. S. Volendam
County Bass Thrive in South African Waters
The Selene hatchery in Cape Town reports progress rearing 53 small mouth bass from Maryland stock sent last September. Four fingerlings reached Cape Town, 24 were shipped to a staging site, and the rest recently reached about one inch in length after six weeks, indicating a successful transfer of Maryland bass for propagation in South Africa despite earlier oxygen pump interruptions.
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Oro Dass
Hehehe
South Afs
Pusell
Tsaey
South Afria
Cape
South Africa
Sr. Pon Omy
Ded
Ince Taney
Cape' Tous
Zerlings
New York
Five Convicted Three Forfeit After Raid
Eight colored arrestees in an Ice street apartment raid faced charges of disorderly conduct. Five were tried Monday night and fined or jailed for nonpayment. The three who forfeited collateral were Roger Frederick Walter Hammond and Joseph Boyce. Elizabeth Brown Calvin Orm were fined 3.50, Charles Jackson Nelson Page 2.50, Walter Thomas jailed five days for inability to pay 3.50. Officers Blumenauer Dorsey Straley made the arrest. Lewis Baumgardner held 250 bond for grand jury action on a board bill. Dudley Page colored fined 2.50 for drunkenness. Hazel Krenzer forfeited collateral for nonappearance. Fifteen John Does also forfeited collateral. Justice Schnauffer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Frederick
Walter Hammond
Joseph Boyce
Elizabeth Brown
Calvin Orm
Charles Jackson
Nelson Page
Walter Thomas
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Frederick Straley
Lewis Baumgardner
Bessie Pfoutz
Dudley Page
Hazel Krenzer
John Does
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gypsy Women Sought After Missing Money Incident
Montgomery county police pursued two Gypsy women and a Gypsy man who allegedly blessed a farmer Joseph Nichols 66-year-old of Clarksburg Maryland. Nichols reported ten dollars missing from his shirt and later found a roll of paper in the shirt after the trio claimed to bless it. The incident occurred at Nichols mailbox where the money was left to be doubled if blessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nichols
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Nichols
Fiis
World's Tonic praised by local user in medical testimonial
Mrs Nora Bamitte of 709 Marshall St Hagerstown Md reports dramatic relief after using World's Tonic. She describes improved digestion sleep and energy noting constipation ease and renewed ability to do housework. The drug store promotes the tonic as non habit forming with available at Williamson's Peoples and other drug stores.
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Williamson
Focal
Nora Bamitte
Marshall St. Hagerstown
Williamson's
Peoples
What Is Your News I Q Part One and Two Question
A two part quiz asks about government heads border agents and the father of TVA. It asks if Malin Cosig said a billion dollars needed to prepare an army and whether the direction of a main effort targets Hankow. It also asks who Hjalmar Schacht is.
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Eacn
TVA
Malin Cosig
Hankow
Central
China
Hjalmar Schacht
Florida trip and social events at local hosts
Mrs Mebrie Haines hosted a lexicon party Monday evening and a luncheon and bridge gathering on Wednesday. Mrs Edward Kimball returned from Florida and visited Brown and Aire. Jesse Hing of Rudgeville and Mrs Kimball plan to stay with Mr and Mrs William T Warfield for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebrie Haines
Haines
Edward Kimball
Florida
Aire
Jesse Hing
Rudgeville
Kimball
William T. Warfield
Motorcycle piston displacement noted at 2335 cubic inches
A historical vehicle specification cites a motorcycle with a piston displacement of 2335 cubic inches. This unusually large engine amount implies a high-performance or custom build, with potential impact on power output and regulatory classifications. Further details such as model, year, or manufacturer are not provided in the fragment.
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Adelaide Kerr
Ritz
Sally Victor
Arey OF Hearts
Bulova
Liberal
McCleery’s
ELRY
Olive Roberts Barton
NEA Service. Inc
Emmitsburg F. F. A
Future Farmers of America of
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Guy Krom
Clyde Boller
Vernon Keilholtz
Daniel Saffer
John Hottinger
Monroe Stambaugh
Jay Long
Harry Boller
Thomas Hoke
Lloyd Keilholtz
Clyde Boiler
Richard Valentine
Colton Manor
Sen Air and Son
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Anchter
Mgt
Frederick County National Bank I
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Capétown
I. Q
Laytonsville
John Madison Hoskins
West Coast
Z. M. Waters
Hoeekins
Pensacola
Forstmann
Red Cross
Kemp’s
Save Thrifties
Fla
Paul B. Kallaway
West Md
Kemp
Sloum
Thrifties
Long Ocean
and Lipf
Chalfonte
Haddon Hall
Wmpee
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