Woman Alleged to Be Fagan of Four Youths
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Alice Thompson in People's Court continued until Wednesday. Four convicted youths testified that Thompson directed thefts at Water Street area, including milk and groceries, while two other alleged associates faced convictions for related offenses. Police found groceries, cigarettes, and an empty car ton at Thompson's house as the trial proceeds.
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People’s Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
Alice ‘Thompson
sagan
Myre
Thompson
Frederick
Lawrence Price
Maryland
Training School
John Schill
Harry Becraft
Wesley Mansfield
East Patrick street
Hygers
Walsh
Steiner
Mrs. Thompson
Raymond Ford
Frank Wright
House of Correction
Farnsworth
Ford
Former Deputy Sheriff Faces Court in Gettsyburg Case
B. L. Bezenrode of Harner, a former Carroll County deputy, was arrested by state police and Constable George B. Aughinbaugh on a charge of intoxication. He was released on $500 bail and will appear before the Gettysburg court at the next session for sentencing.
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B. L. Bezenrode
Harner
Carrol county
Gettysburg
lasseritar msrmimg
George B. Aug’inboush
Getgshuts
Wiss Cramer Weds Harry F Shipley In Morning Rite
Mary Grace Cramer of Walkersville married Harry P. Shipley in a quiet All Saints church rectory ceremony conducted by Rev Douglass Hooff. The couple left for a brief motor trip then plan to live on Wescoe Terrace after returning in about two weeks.
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Muss
Mary Grace Cramer
Walsersvile
Harry P. Shipley
Douglass Hooff
All Saints church
Shipley
North Carolina
Zentz
Wescoe lege ‘Terrace
Grayson D. Cramer
Walkersvil
Noah E Cramer
Frederick High School
Hood College
Noah E. Cramer
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for William W. Jordan and Helen Florelle Smith. John J. Myers and Mamie V. Myers. Paul W. Versex and Ruth M Kuip. George F. Meyer and Cleon Ruth Parrish. Cecil R. Hutton and Alda G. Funkhouser. Harry F. Shipley and Mary Grace Cramer. Property deeds show transfers among Garty, Carty, Six, Shafer, Lewis, Wachter, Ahalt, Mumford, Fogie, Carpenter, and Calvin L. Beker. equity case Lilly L. Poole vs Hayes R. Poole for absolute divorce. Grace BR. Gerber represents Poole case.
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John J. Myers
Baltimore
Mamie V. Myers
Frederick
Paul W. Versex
Ruth M Kuip
Collegeville
George F. Meyer
Cleon Ruth Parrish
Williamsport
Cecil R. Hutton
Fort Byer
Alda G. Funkhouser
Fairfax
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
Mary Grace Cramer
Charles G. Garty
Harry E. Carty
Charles A. Six
Ruth L. Shafer
Daniel Lewis
Benjamin S. Lewis
Charles H. Lease
Wiliam L. Wachter
Harmon I. Ahalt
Mehr
E Ahalt
Stanley Mumford
Lillie B. Wilson
Edward J. Fogie
Hazel “M
Lawrence C. Mehbing
John Raymond Carpenter
Marshall A. Carpenter
Frederick County Realty Co
Calvin L. Beker
Lilly L. Poole
Hayes R. Poole
Grace BR. Gerber
Transfer of Tonnage Before the Big Three
April 8 report from AP notes an agreement among Secretary Stimson Prime Minister MacDonald and Reijiro Wakatsuki on most points of a three power pact. The key issue remains the transfer of 20 000 tons from destroyer to submarine categories to be debated at a later meeting.
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Tendon
Stimson
MacDonald
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Briand
Fran
England
Byrd Reception Held in Wellington New Zealand
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition group were treated to a civic reception in Wellington after their Dunedin arrival. Byrd expressed gratitude to the New Zealand government and people for invaluable aid and noted preparations to sail back to the United States.
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Wellington
N. Z
Richard BE. Byrd
citic
Dunedin
Byrd
New Zealand
United States
Two Men Escape From Still Near Elli Cott
Two men surprised at a still on a farm near Elli cott Cuy escaped by automo after choking H. B. Brink, a prohibition agent, and striking his companion Booker T. Clark unconscious. Shots were fired at Brink but missed. a search led by Sheriff John Hardy failed to locate them.
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Baltimore
Ellicott Cuy
lmng
prohibition
H. B. Brink
Booker T. Clark
Clark
Brink
John Hardy
Hood College to complete quad with twelfth dormitory
Hood College advances the twelfth building in a sixteen unit quadrangle, a brick four story dormitory of 158 by 30 feet, cost estimated between 160000 and 180000. It will house 150 students and be ready for occupancy by September 1.
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Hood College
Winchester Halls
Brodbeck Ball
Shriner
Strawn Cottage
Ge Wiliams Observatory
ant
Shriner Hall
doeck Hall
John B. Hamme
York
Liord Caler
James B. Posep
Bal Te
Archie E. Fisher
Danzer Metal
Roy
Tobias Kuhn
Joseph E. Appie
Gandhis Son Given Prison Term in Salt Jaw Case
Ram Dassand, son of Mahavnam Gandhi, arrested at Birad with volunteers Sunday for breaching salt laws, was sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment today. Four companions received similar sentences.
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Surat
India
Ram Dassand
Mahavnam Gandhi
Birad
Two New Middletown Commissioners Elected In Historic Vote
In Middletown, George L. Doub was re elected burgess by 40 votes over E Walter Beachley as 304 voters cast ballots amid heavy rain. Three incumbents and two new commissioners were chosen Elmer Routzabo and Dr R V Hauver joined Edgar Koogle Charles Dar ner and M Frank Holter on the board Darner led petition efforts after a March primary dispute and the election featured eleven candidates with broad participation by women and motorists.
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Middletown
George L. Doub
board of commissioners
Aliddietown
E. Walter Beachley
Doub
Beachley
Edgar H. Koogle
Charles B. Dar‘ner
M. Frank Holter
Elmer C. Routzabo
R. V. Hauver
Mr. Darner
Darner
Leslie N. Coblentz
Koogle
Holter
Routzabn
Hauver
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Samuel D. Bussard
Harry M. Gross
D. Rupley Keller
Ixa J. Young
Norbert Waters
Robbers Haul Safe From Cloverland Dairy Office
A safe containing 2200 dollars was stolen from Cloverland Farm Dairy’s Baltimore branch last night. Police say the safe was lowered from a second story window, hauled through a stable roof and out a back door. The crime occurred between 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. and involved forced entry and a missing winch.
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Baltimore
orice
Cloverland Farm
Dismissal bids urged for rail consolidation petitions
Washington April 8 The Delaware and Hudson Company and the Wabash railroad were ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission to show cause before March 7 why their consolidation applications should not be dismissed. The order said the filings failed to meet control acquisition requirements and lacked terms of acquisition for roads sought by the Wabash and Delaware and Hudson. No clues found in a Sunday night safe robbery at the 3 3 Newberry 5 10 and 25 cent store with $325 taken. police continue investigation.
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Washington
Delaware and Hudson Companr
Wabash rairoad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Jan
commission
Wabash
Delaware and Hudson
Newberry
Three Wills Filed For Probate In Court
The article lists three probate actions for George H Racing wife Laura A Racing and others. It details specific bequests including house at 233 West Patrick Street to Nora M Walters, division of proceeds and rest to Mrs Walters Mrs Dansberger and William H Walters, and appointment of executors without bond. It also notes wills of John P De Grange and Howard E Houck probated with respective bequests to Ramsburg family and widow Nannie E Houck.
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George H Racing
Mrvs
Laura A. Racing
Nora M. Walters
West
Patrick street
tives
Walters
Wiliam
West Patrick street
money 2 bank
Watters
Dansberger
Wiliam H. Ra
Jesse J. Hoover
Edgar H. McBride
Barbers Adopt Summer Schedule At Meeting
Frederick County Barbers Association approves Easter holiday shift to Monday and plans noon Wednesday closures in June May and August to handle weekend demand. Banquet cadence changes to bi monthly during summer with new rules to take effect immediately. Attorney Harry S. Cramer presided and an honorary membership was conferred.
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Frederick County Barbers’ Association
Barbara Fritchie
Harry S. Cramer
associati
D. Shall
Pierre Miler
Raph Littie
Arthur Mason
Harry Cramer
Harry Miler
Harry Gireth
Heyward Cave
Ralph Moore
Frede
EL Brust
appo range
First Noonday Lenten Service Draws 700 in Frederick
The Tivol theater hosted four community Lenten services by ten Protestant churches. Bishop William Fraser McDowell of Washington delivered the address on The Best Gifts, urging Christlike mindset and personal relationships as the highest gifts. The event drew well over 700 attendees from local churches during lunch hour.
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Willam Fraser McDoscil
Washington
Frederick
Tivol theater
McDowell
Christ
Peter
Jesus
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed church
community service committee
Bishop McDowell
United States
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist church
Pilgrim's Chorus
Tannhauser
Frederick High School
William E. Harley
Albert Gilson
Lews L. Wilson
C. E. Steele
Harry M. Orrison
Jesse B. Anders
E. H. Heinlein
Samuel Frown
Kieffer
Willams
Wiliam C. Royal
Cambridge
Mass
David C. Winebrew
Glenn HL McGregor
Honor Doctor Deng President Hancr at Johns Hopkins University
A broadcast from Washington marked the founder of the modern pathology system, Dr. Willem He. The ceremony celebrated his work and the university's role in advancing medical science. The nationwide program aired today.
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Deng
Hancr
Wilem HE
Jatin Hogkins Universarded
Hoover Calls Dr Welch Medical Statesman of Public Health
President Hoover lauds Dr William Henry Welch as a medical statesman during a Washington ceremony for Baltimore pathologist Bath birthday. He praises Welch as a leader in pure science guiding research into humane service and highlights two world trends democratic and scientific.
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Washington
Hoover
William Henry Welch
Bath
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Welch
Navy pilot’s tale of backers for his trials
Lieut Alard J Williams told a Senate naval sub committee of 13 years of struggle to win support for privately subsidized fast planes and his efforts to revive his Mercury speed plane after water fin tests. He said government backing lagged behind other nations’ entries and recounted borrowing a tug from Baltimore to move his plane.
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Washington
Alard J. Williams
navy
Senate
Senate naval
Williams
United States
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gets Maso Clinic Apponecy t announces Virginia daughter
An unclear notice announces a person named Virginia, described as the daughter of a man and associated with a medical clinic appointment. The text is garbled and does not specify a clear event location or date.
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Maso Clinic
Virginia
Witness Calls Senator Liar and Coward
A witness labels a senator a liar prompting a pointed retort. The exchange continues with the witness pressing a charge of dishonesty while the senator replies with a counter insult, deepening the confrontation.
Bitter clash as Senate lobby hearing erupts in personal confrontation
The Senate Lobby Committee hearing turned chaotic as Senator Black hurled a insult at Huntsville editor J E Pierce, who clashed with witnesses and Navy secretary candidate Josephus Daniels over a $1000 check and bid support for Muscle Shoals. The room frayed, orders restored, and Black withdrew the coward remark.
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Senate Lobby
Alabama
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
J EL Pierce
Huntsville
Alann Tumes
Pierce
Daniels
Navy
John J. Raskel
Democratic National committee
Senator Black
J. W. Worthington
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Pierte x
American Cyaamid Company
eoilor
Black
Senator Walsh
Montana
Heavy primary voting as 1930 Illinois race draws record turnout
In Chicago and across Illinois an estimated 1.59 million voters in 192 counties took part in the first major primary of 1930. The GOP race between Senator Charles S. Deneen and Congresswoman Ruth B. McCormick drew heavy action amid tensions from a bombing and a past slaying. In Chicago 360000 ballots reported by 10 a.m. with 800000 expected to vote. 1,287,000 registered.
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Chicago
fllness
United States
Charles S. Deneen
Ruth Banna McCormick
election commission
Selden Govier
Octavius Granadi
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Cumberland
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STILL
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