Man 15 Ined 800 For Se Of Stolen Car
A Thurmont man faces a theft charge after a car owned by Herbert Gingell of Zora Pa was stolen and found wrecked on an ash heap near Thurmont High School. Joseph Geiselman, 15, was bound over on a $500 bond with possible penalties up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Carson of nearby Zach testified he recognized Geiselman as the car’s suspect. Authorities say Geiselman had prior incidents related to automobile thefts.
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Wiliam
Joseph Geiselman
erment
Steve
Ymla Bubbard
Carson
lear Zach
Gingell
Giiselman
State Traffic Fines Totals Seven Thousand Two Hundred Eighty Seven
State traffic fines rose to seven thousand two hundred eighty seven for the past week per the Vehicle Commissioner’s report. Names and amounts show multiple violators including speeding, reckless driving, and unregistered vehicles across districts with some licenses revoked or subject to corrective actions.
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Smmitshire
Witam SS
Witerow
Walter Jefferson
Roberts R. Luckie
Wiliam Dale L
J. J. Mehec
James well
House of Correction
WEperator
Dayton
Richard W
Baxin
Jess S
Middletown
H. E. Chacfield
Wim Roehl
Aiy
Stephen O. Pickett
Taneyionn
Willam m B. Rinehart
Margaret Abbe
Browz Bordon
Frank Albert Smith
lcense
James Pow
Weather Today Report Narrow Forecast
Weather data shows temperatures near 110 and a high of 71 inches rainfall implied by figures 335. Forecast mentions set times in the morning and midday, with a note of local conditions. Readers advised to check updated local forecasts for precise temperatures and precipitation.
April Showers Push April Precipitation Higher
April rain intensified from Friday evening, with steady showers through the morning. By 7 o'clock the month’s total reached 3.41 inches, about 0.76 inches above normal, delaying Walston League planting and dampening Saturday activities.
Stock Market Sees Sudden Rally Amid Raid Rumors
New York traders reacted to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee decision to begin a stock market probe while wheat surged. Initial gains of up to five points faded as demand cooled, with turnover around 1.2 million shares. Sterling traded at $3.59 and 3.3 cents. Washington then called Richard Waltney, president of the exchange, to testify, as rumors of a huge bear raid influenced early activity.
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New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Stock Exchange
Washington
New York stock exchange
Richard Waltney
the
exchange
senate
Whitner
Mismanagement Charge in Kreuger Affairs Filed in Court
In Wilmington Delaware on April 9 an AP report notes a chancery court filing seeking receivership of the corporation over alleged mismanagement of Ivar Kreugel affairs and associated entities. The complaint claims mismanagement caused a loss of 250 million dollars to the Defendans Corporation and related companies.
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Wimington
Del
smational commration
Ivar Kreugel
Chancery Court
Defendans Corporation
associated companies
Senate committee agrees on reduction in state budgets
The Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously approved a 10 percent cut across State, Commerce, Labor and Justice departments for next year, saving about 3 million dollars in the appropriation for the enforcement allowance. Bankrupt petitions filed by Claude H Wetzel and Mary Werehouse Middletown Valley Flitters. Changes in local property moves and a weather outlook showing moderate temperatures and a cooling trend for the week.
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Washinster
Senate
Commerce, Labor and Justice
Demurrer Heard in Smithsburg Bank Case Over Fidelity Involvement
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland fights inclusion as a co defendant in a suit by Peoples Banking Company of Smithsburg seeking contract rescission and asset return. Lawyers argued the Fidelity firm lacked knowledge of the original deal and thus cannot be liable. The hearing also touched on case assignments and potential indictments in related actions as judges weighed the demurrer.
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Fidelity ‘and Deposit Company of Maryland
Central ‘Trust Company of Maryland
Peoples Banking Company of
Smithsburg
Clarence K. l Bowie
Gepast Tormipany
Hammond Urner
Arthur Willard
chamber tuls momming
Col Bowe
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Peoples Banking Company
Smuthsburg bank
Central Trust Company
W. Clinton McSherry
Daniel W. Doub
demarrer
John 5. Newman
George W. Page
tte bank
Leo Weinberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
demurrer
Weinberg
Cental Tr Company
Howard
Carroll
Central Trust
Central Toys Company
Howard county
McSherry and Doub op
Nelle E. Cummings
Clarke Place
Frederick city
Cummings Weinberg
Mics
Cummings
Man and wife die from basement gas fumes
A man and his wife, Joseph W. Denyer aged 36 and his wife 52, died from gas fumes in the basement of their home after a fire last night. Their 25 year old son Andrew Denren was unconscious for about three hours before recovering after he opened a window for fresh air.
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Joseph W. Denyer
Andrew Denren
Death of Capt Enochs, Pennsylvania Navy Leader
Capt Jah Y Enochs, commander of the Pennsylvania, dies in the naval hospital at San Diego. He was born in Cristal in 1878, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1901, and his widow survives. The body will be sent to the National Cemetery.
Art in Everyday Life Hood Lecture by Dr Hotend
Dr Leicester Hotend of the University of Pennsylvania spoke at Hood College on art in everyday life. He argued beauty is not absolute and only measurable through taste and individual response, noting two steps to appreciating art are tension and appreciation, with the goal of separating craft from genuine beauty.
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Leicester Hotend
University of Pennsylvana
Library of Congress
Brodbeck
Hood College
Holand
Rome
sven
Dr. Hotland
Romanian Villages Ravaged by Floods Amid Harsh Losses
Arat Rouman' April 9 Fif AP Thirty more names were added to the death toll from floods as the Macos river breached its dam at midnight washing away villages near Tuz border. Twenty four were residents of Mikelka town with others soldiers. About 16 000 persons were left homeless with homes poultry and possessions destroyed. Food shipments were exhausted and relief remained scarce after days of rising waters.
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Arat
Rouman
Roumania
Macos
fieineret
800 Chickens Burned at Burd ing Company Fire
Fragmented report notes a fire at a poultry firm in Hagerstown with 800 chickens burned. No insurance carried. Fire cost 32 692 dollars in the fiscal year ending March, per superintendent Abert, amid revenue declines and rate changes.
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Hagerstown
Behind the Scenes in Washington Police Clashes with Demonstrators
Rodney Dutcher reports on a Washington confrontation outside the Japanese embassy where Communist demonstrators faced police. Accounts describe brutal police action as officers blocked placards and arrested banner bearers while bystanders recount the scene as a harsh, midtown clash.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA
a ‘ashington
Pelham O 'Glassford
American Civil Liberties Union
Potomac Edison Valuation Complete Hearing On Figures
After two years of work the Potomac Edison rate case valuation concludes with hearings to determine just values for rate basis. West, Stewart, Harper and other commissioners review company property and replacement costs as executives from Hagerstown attend.
Trespass Case Settled After Barnyard Dispute
Frank Pratey farm laborer of Mt. Pleasant faces trespass charges amid a farmyard dispute with Oscar community witnesses. Beall, Fraley and Duvall are named in varying accusations. A court order to keep the peace was issued as the matter heads to a preliminary hearing next Monday.
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lai
dusche Bowers
Frank Pratey
Mt. Pleasant
Oscar
Frasey
Frank Beall
Boyler’s
Mull
Beall
Fraley
Lews Duvall
James
Floyd
Harrisburg
cai
Funeral for Frank M Payne Held at Local Church
The funeral for Frank M Payne was conducted at St John’s Catholic Church after a service at the Iste resistence near Chiron. Rev Fr Lan nm led the rites with many floral tributes from the local chapter. The service included poems and remembrances, and was held under auspices of the Farm rasa program with attendances from notable clergy.
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Frank M. Payne
Chiron
St. John’s Catholic church
Lan nm
arizan
E. Carty
Chicago
Farm
rasa
Will Fight Move to Link Lynching With Assault
Honolulu reports voiced hopes for a swift murder trial of Mrs. Fortescue and three Navy men charged in the slaying of Joseph Ka Sea Wak. At John Santha the day aboard ships, rumors spread as Hunt Neion Williams of Los Angeles arrives.
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Honolulu
Hawai
207 Delinquent Taxpayers Listed in Frederick City
The city publishes a list naming 207 delinquent taxpayers, fewer than last year’s 295. Among this year’s delinquents 140 are due to auto taxes, down from 228 of last year. Offenders may face sale of property soon, with options to sue or obtain writs of distraint, shifting toward distraint for nonpayment.
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Frederick city
Fire and kidnapping not connected, police say
Hopewell N J April 9 AP It is thirty nine days since Col Charles A Lindberghs son was kidnapped and the mystery seems no nearer solution A tenuous theory that the kidnapping and the brush fire that menaced the Lindbergh home recently were connected was blasted last night Police said they investigated and found no evidence that the fire was incendiary A suggestion had been made that both the kidnapping and the fire were possible Faree Norfolk intermediaries appeared at a standsil in their negotiations
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Hopewell
N. 2
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Lindbersh
possi ie Faree
Norfolk
Graf Zeppelins Return Flight From Brazil to Germany
Graf Zeppel departed Pengambum, Brazil, on a 1045 p m return voyage to Germany after its second Atlantic crossing this year. The article notes the long transatlantic hop and mentions a 1045 p m takeoff. It also briefly reports on a church class entertainment event involving Bright Jewels Club No 5 of Saint Henry Episcopal Church.
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Braz
APY
iThe Graf Zeppel
beck
Germa
Atlan
La Zimerman
Harry W. Zimmernan
Sethodst Episcopal Church
R Yingling
Rome
Zimmerman
East Patrick street
Wiliam C
Representative Fewis Faces Five Day Suspension
A report states Congressman Fewis faces a five day general suspension ordered by Chief William P F effective in early February. The notice mentions an officer suspended and references days spent recovering near Frederick, with details obscured in the OCR.
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Grevcie OMiser Arhuree
Wiinam PF
Local Veterans Divided Over Cash Bonus Demand
Local veterans debate the push for a cash veterans bonus with emphasis on aid to widows orphans and disabled vets first. Frederick American Legion post has not taken a firm stand though two years earlier Francis Scott Key post was lukewarm, while Congress considers whether to accept full or partial settlement based on 2.5 million signatures from foreign wars.
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Frederick American Legion
M. Landauer
Landauer
Francis Scott Key
luke~ warm
Frederic’ e learned
Former Sheriff Kelley Shot in Oklahoma Outlaw Raid
Tulsa April 9 AP Kel ley former sheriff of Mackintosh county was shot to death early today in a raid on the Bixby farm home of Ben Hargraves father in law of Charles pretty boy Floyd the Oklahoma outlaw Officers nearby said Kelley was slain by Floyd in flight after he had dismissed his posse believing Floyd not in the house Floyd had two gun battles with Tulsa police in the past sixty days with a Detective wounded in one engagement.
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Tulsa
Okla
trv Kelley
steri
Mackingtosh
Bixby farm
Ben Hargraves
Charles “pretty boy
TREE PLANTING POSTPONED BY RAINY CONDITIONS
Fredrick brand Imas Walton League members postponed April tree planting after persistent showers hindered ground work. City Forester C Cyril and officials cited soggy soil as the reason for delaying the project and noted temporary weather constraints.
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Fredrick brand Imas Walton League
Cy 'Ss
C. Cyril 1a
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