Long in Indictment Over Wheat Theft and Receipts
Noland F. Long of Good Intent faces multiple charges for receiving stolen wheat and selling cigarettes without a license after his license was revoked. Two youths Grimes and Newcomer pleaded guilty to wheat theft linked to Long, who allegedly incited them to steal to pay debts. Testimony from several witnesses described the scheme, with Long denying criminal intent as a jury of mixed talesmen deliberates.
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Noland F. Long
Good Intent
Long
John FE. Crum
William Grimes
Russell J. Newcomer
Grimes
Newcomer
Francis Grimes
Lang
Mervin Stultz
Luther F. Staub
Wyltnekens
Staub
Alton Y. Dennett
Arthur D. Willard
Carless
G. Ernest McGaha
Harvey A. Houck
Harry Phebus
Stock Market Rebounds After Roosevelt Statement
New York April 9 AP NY stocks swung to an about face after President Roosevelt denied Treasury plans to cut the gold price. Steel and motor shares fell in early trading but pared losses as broader issues stabilized modestly higher. Quotations remained mixed by noon amid a firmer call money rate and a weaker pound sterling.
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New York
Roosevelt
Treasury
Weather Record Summary for April Report
Data shows 24 hours ending today with 68 inches of precipitation. April to date records show 0.335 inches below normal, while year to date totals indicate excess moisture compared with last year. High yesterday and night temperatures are noted with sunset and moonrise times listed for the next day.
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Tomarrow
Bentztown Bard Reunites With Frederick Friends
Foster McKinsey Bentztown Bard of the Baltimore Sun visits Frederick renewing old ties from The News era. He recalls early editor days and is greeted by Jacob Rohrbach who gives him a gavel and society programs. He speaks tonight at Frederick High School during a glee club concert.
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Bentztown Bard
Frederick
Foster McKinsey
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
McKinsey
The
News
Emma RR. Gittinger
Mary Jane
McKinsey O
Jacob Rohrbach
Ald Pldmouthean Literary
Ate. Rohrback
Mrr. McKinsey
K. Vaetor Bauggitan
Baughman
Ure
Arunah Abod
Sam
Ashe
Norris' Prophetic Warning on War and Neutrality
Senator George Norris of Nebraska opposed entering World War I and urged strict neutrality. The 20 year retrospective notes Norris's warning that war would burden the country with debt and harm common citizens, while praising his stand against entangling alliances and urging calmer judgment. The piece links his stance to current debates on neutrality amid European tensions.
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Washington
George Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Senate
Germany
United States
Europe
Wes
Wall Street
Canada
Japan
Poli
Atlantic
Russsia
America
Britain
Geomanry
Governor Action Looms On New County Laws And Taxes
Frederick county officials await the governor’s decision on several bills affecting local government and property assessment. A delay bill for assessments prompts debates on timing and rural exemptions while a separate measure would grant Frederick a permanent board of tax assessors. Debate over liquor laws and Sunday closing also features in the lobbying followed by county leaders and beer dealers who are dissatisfied with outcomes. The county delegation asks for borrowing authority to cover current expenses during lean tax years.
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Nice
Trier
County Commissionens
Monet
Tan Commission
Frederick County
Careroll
Montomery
Frederick
Annapolis
Tater
House of Correction
Rain Drenched Pickets Guard Hershey Plant Amid Heist Talk
Pickets huddled at the Hershey dock plate factory gates as workers returned under rain. Factory president William R. Murrie spoke of full staffing while state police and deputies guarded arrivals amid resumed negotiations after street clashes earlier in the week.
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Hershey
Hershey Company
William
Murrie
Fa Avork
N00
Yale University Court Bill Debate Sees Confidence in High Court
Washington reports show Senate Judiciary hearings on a Roosevelt era court reform plan. Proponents argue for expanded federal powers via constitutional amendment while opponents warn of business uncertainty and loss of judicial independence. Witnesses include Frederick COUdert and William Musterson.
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Tie Senate
Senate
Dame College of Laws
Frederick KR. Candert
New York City Bar Association
Willian Musterson
University of Missouucd
Lian Seton
Cain
Coudert
City Issues Bids for Second Street Paying Job
The mayor and aldermen announced bids for a second street paying contract to be opened April 2. The southern section will cover sewerage, street resurfacing, and new concrete sidewalks. The first contract on Park Avenue and North Benton Street is by the Ty Edgie Rissett firm. The city reports 87 percent of sewer contracts completed by April 1.
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Todas
Wll
Melo
Ty Edgie Rissett
Park Avenue
Bente Street
Atea
France Lets Franc Drop to Attract Tourists in Summer
The French treasury announces a cheaper franc to attract visitors this summer. Financial circles report rates could fall to around 226 francs per dollar, down from about 4.003 earlier, sparking expectations of a strong tourist season seen as a revival of the golden twenties.
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Paris
France
Come
Tornadic Winds Sweep Miami Neighborhoods
A severe thunderstorm drove tornadic winds through Miami's southwest residential area, damaging several homes and a frame structure. It was the second such disturbance along the coast that week, cutting a path about two miles from the Tamiami Trail to Biscayne Bay.
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Miami
Fla
Tamiami Trail
Coesanit
Thiseagne Bay
May Queen Nominations Set For Hood College Event
Hood College announces May Queen nominations for a campus May Day celebration on May 8. The event features a May Court with chosen Queen and attendants, a program schedule including a parade, a festival, a dance, and a class presentation.
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Hood College
Bookie Law Gives One Man Monopoly
Annapolis April 11 The State Comptroller's Office conceded a section of the bookmaking bill would grant a monopoly to one bookmaker in Baltimore’s illegal betting scene This clause prohibits establishments within 600 feet of another venue and was drafted by the House Ways and Means Committee Comptroller William S Gordy Jr and staff are drafting licensing regulations set to be issued soon
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Annapolis
Ofice
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Lttee
Williams. Gordy, Jr. c
Nis Ass Mn Onow
Denton Businessman Shot To Death In Front Of Temple
Denton businessman Mel April died today at Fastan Emergency Hospital from a gunshot wound. Deputy Sheriff Tarbutton said the shooter’s identity is not yet confirmed while investigators review several peculiar circumstances surrounding the shooting in front of the Marselle Temple.
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Denton
Mel
Thomas Waphett
Ness
Oman
Fastan
Marselle Temple
Lindberghs Return from Ten Week European Tour
The Lindberghs return to their home in London after a ten week European tour that included stops in Britain and Spain. They arrived in Surrey following a flight from Seville, seeking to reunite with their son Jon.
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London
Jon
Burreape Q
Surrey
Savilla
Hoate Economics Meeting at Wood College Clubroom
The Home Economics Club of Wood College held a meeting in Room 67 at Attire Valley Hall. The Harmon Foundation of New York supported a program titled We Are AGL Artiete. Sarah Morfine of Viton chaired as president for the club.
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Hoate
Wood College
Vallom
Canin
Harmon Foundation
Wea York Itt
Arta Chote
Ma Geste
Mise
Sarah Morfine Af Viton
Loyal troops on offense in Madrid defense push
In early fighting around Madrid, loyal forces launched a robust assault on besieged positions on the west side of the city. The battle opened at dawn and continued with heavy casualties as stretcher parties carried the wounded from the front to rear areas for medical aid.
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Levine
Mijn
Madrid
Percemitio
Summer services set with city amplifications in Baker Park
Mayor Lloyd C Cutler announces Board of Aldermen will provide amplification for Community Sunday services in Baker Park. A schedule of twelve services begins June 2 with ministers from local Protestant churches and the Salvation Army conducting each service through September 5, including Rev Henri Leth. Kieffer and Rev De Charles Weller among others.
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Lloyd C. Cutler
Board of Aldermen
Maker Darkans
Henri Leth. Kieffer
Salvation Army
Robert L
de. Armes
Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Augusta
William
Hayat
Celene Man
Evangelical Lutheran Chureh
Chartea Po
We UT. Gover
Trinity Moe
South
Aupart
Dewitt Mouse
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United Brethren Church
Robert Hott
Cut In Bovine T BR Also Aiding Humans
College Park Aprid AR bbc Te Mark Welsh head of the Maryland Sanitary Livestock Commission claimed a reduction in tuberculosis of cows goes with a decrease in disease among hint s. WAGAMAN PAR SOLD The Blade reported Levi Wagaman and Nellie Wagaman between Sabathacaitte and Pinevitsburg were sold at an assignee sale at the loan house Thursday by Walter Shateer for 624. WI Clindan Mie Sherry were assigned and Utterant trooper was auctioneer.
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College Park
Bbc
Mark Welsh
Maryland Sanitary Livestock Commission
Wagaman Par
Nellie Wagaman
Sabithacaitte
Pinevitsburg
Leant House
Ty Walter
Atrooper
Canadian Premier May Call Army to Halt Ontario Strike
Canadian Premier weighs drastic step as General Motors in Oshawa faces a massive strike. Ontario authorities marshal police and mounted troops amid labor board clashes over union recognition. GM vows not to bargain with the federation and may invoke emergency measures to keep production.
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Orante
Ontirla
Capo O
Ines
Civneral Motors of Canada
Oshawa
Royal Comadian Mounted Police
Ontario
Toronto
United States
General Motors
C. I
ATM
Eenk Aang Tre
Opal Ene
Hugh Thampson
O Ptanizer
Detroit
Hepburn
Canada
Walhout-A
Postponed Hearings On Motor Freight Lines In Maryland
Public Service Commission delayed hearings on Tidewater Express Lines and J Norman Geipe applications to operate freight routes between Baltimore and Frederick. Tidewater seeks franchise for Route 26 to Hallenger Creek area. Geipe proposes Frederick to Baltimore service via Lime Kiln Buckeys town Hopeland Urbana Centers ville Kerptown Chiggettsville and Davis Hill on Route 40.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Public Service Commission
Tidewater Express Lines, Inc
Commission
Frederick
Hallenger Creek
Cemetery Road
J. Norman Geipe, Inc
Buckeystown
Hopeland
Urbana
Centersville
Kerptown
Chiggettsvile
Davis Hill
Unemployment Figures From 1937 Start Reported
An APA dispatch to Secretary Wallace notes 3,000,000 jobless or on relief at year start, versus 12,848,000 in a western state. An adviser cites nonagricultural unemployment at 427,000 early in 1937, with about one in five unemployed or on relief.
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APA Courier
Wallace
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