Long term in house of correction imposed in beer cigarette case
Judge Willard sentenced Alton Y Pennett and John Long to terms in the House of Correction. Long received a five year term with consecutive jail time if fines are not paid, plus 350 in fines for beer and cigarette violations. The case involved selling non licensed beer and cigarettes. Several related charges were continued or dismissed.
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House of Correction
Hoban
Sfortier Pet
D. Wills
Alton Y. Pennett
Yousef
Madge Willard
Failire
Fredericl
Bey
Willard
Attorn Sherman Py Bowers
John E. Crum
Lowe
Nominated for President of Maryland Sons of the American Revolution
Lewis A. Rice, president of the Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, is nominated for president of the Maryland State Society. Edward D. Shriner Jr. also nominated for manager for four years. Annual meeting at the Hotel Nelvedere in Baltimore Monday marks the 162nd Battle of Lexington anniversary and 48th society anniversary with speaker Joe Starnes on National Defense and Morgan College quartet providing music.
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Lewis A. Rice
Sergeant Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the
State Society
United States
Joe Starnes
Alabama
Morgan College
George Sadner Robertson
Hallimare
Alexander Armstrong
Society
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed by Kinnas in Mt. Riss
Dewey S. Kinna a farmer and Viola J. Kinna a housewife of Mt. Rift Ronte filed separate bankruptcy petitions in United States District Court through attorney Sherman P. Bowers. Debtor Kinna lists assets of 3430 and liabilities of 4920.03. Spouse Kinna lists assets of 8 percent and liabilities of 4090.90. The petitions are referred to referee Holden S. Felton.
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United States District Court
Dewey S. Kinna
Viola J. Kinna
Mt. Riss
Ronte Ahrough
Sherman P. Bowers
Holden S. Felton
Weather Record for April Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather record notes 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am with April figures. mentions normal April totals and actual rainfall. Records high and low temperatures with dates and times, listing observed conditions and deviations from typical values.
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Suneeta
Peppa Hsinta
Myon
Forty-first Annual Meeting of Woman's Missionary Society Held in Middletown
The forty-first annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Middletown conference of the Seat of Maryland will meet at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown on Friday. Miss Amelia Kemp executive secretary will speak on The Women's Missionary Society the Opportunity for Belief. The program includes devotions, lectures, a luncheon, and reports from officers and committees. A Women’s Congress is scheduled for Saturday at a local church.
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Maryland
Aion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Norking
G. Hf
Sriler
Jefferson
Art
Women's Missionary Society
Berview
Amelia Kemp
If. C. Pawley
TM. Gross
WW D. Thach
Taneytown
Amos J. Trayver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wall
Roperty
TS Duncheon
Aftesiman Sesian
Mas
HL Rohimeyer
Masa Falis
Emerius
Chirala
Isaac Cannady
India
Fogle
L. Thilph Taber
Clvireh
Gil Seiler
Ibach
Edya Mimbury
Frederick
Yhrodore Brown
Westminster
Carl “ Tae
Elmer Dary
Middletons
Light Brigade
Chartes Uf Corbett
Thurmont
Grace Englich
W. Barty
Storm
Myette Shatt
Lafe
Memorkim
Charles T. Arnold
Visitation
Roy Maxwell
Birmitburg
Roy Work
Tanwell Birely
Union Bridie
Thdia Dace
Dulu Tiertman
Mize
Helen Crampion
Mredterick
Mra
Carroll Ueevioten
W.giver
Pulas Darth Wean Oeharely Feetebarye
Philip Beyer
Political nomination race muddled in Biel district
Fragmentary OCR lists shows Thomas M. Fithy as a Democratic candidate near 209 Weert Seventh, with unclear text for Freederick Vides and Wig candidaey. Mentions former eit pechem and Phage ' Tey G Culler 4, suggesting a local party contest with garbled names and places.
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Vides
Liability for Truck Insurance Faces Court Appeals
Two criminal appeals before Judge Willard challenge truck driver insurance certificates amid rising auto fatalities. The cases involve Foy Davis of Lexington and William Ayres of Rome, with the state pressing stricter enforcement and crediting questions on coverage.
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Amayt
Pte
Imeriunee
Apperiuris
Foy Davis
Lexington
N.C
William Ayres
Rome
Sherman P. Bowers
Sergi
D. W Peterson
Office of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Fas
Roger MH. Geishert
Urbana
Ayres
Sergi. Peterson
Davis
W. Med
Mootor Vehicle
Sergt. Peterson
Alton Y. Bennett
Iis
Bennett
S. PL Bossard
Willard
Mediation Efforts Start in GM Oshawa Strike
Canada’s Labour Minister moves to mediate the Oshawa strike as General Motors of Canada consents to talks. The U.S. Supreme Court Wagner Act decision is cited as shaping union bargaining roles for GM workers in Canada and the United States amid escalating cross border tensions.
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Oshawa
Ontario
APS
Canada
Ostawa
General Motors of Canada, Ltd
Hugh Thompson
John L. Lewis
Whan Timers
Boate
United States Supreme Court
United Attomobite Workers Union
General Motors
United States
Buying Forces Seize Control Of Market As Trading Rises
The report notes forces taking the helm in today’s stock market pushing industrials higher by fractions to three points or more. Trading was livelier near the session’s midpoint with some gains despite mixed movers and maintenance of round sterling levels.
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Nate Mively
Areil VT Fateh OD
SSE License Tie At Vagter Town Sparks Local Inquiry
Aemarriagte license hearings occurred in Vagter Town involving KE Whipp, 23, and a 20 year old candidate. Officials tied the license pending further documents and review.
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Vagter-town
Bsadh
Ecederichy
Spanish Rebels Use Knives To End Attack
Spanish insurgents outside Madrid reportedly halted a government assault using trench knives. As waves of attackers surged, militiamen were driven back across the open ground and left with heavy casualties, with reports noting more than 900 dead on the battlefield.
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Madrid
APSO
Andres Sauquet
Legionnalres
Taye
Ilushtnge
Jonive
Nahiof
Byrnes Proposes Survey of State Debts
Senator Byrnes said he has begun a state debt survey on his own initiative. He plans to gather each governor’s bonded indebtedness now and for the past four years to assess the financial burden on state governments.
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Washington
Byrnes
Senate
Governor Nice Expected To Veto Maryland Relief Tax Bill
Annapolis April 12 Governor Harry W Nice said he would announce within 24 hours whether he would veto or sign the relief tax bill requiring bookkeeping. Sources close to the governor indicated he likely would veto and call no special session to enact a new measure.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Denemark Stables Withdraw From Racing
Denemark Stables may withdraw from racing as trainer Burke, Michell, and Emil Denemark dispute triggers at Tropical Park. Chicago sports figure Denemark backs Knnel and Myre Denemark as they threaten exit if trainer in singlas Weld Tor Run is not resolved. Police arrest Cleirlne Whitmore in a separate late night incident as Allen Bartais investigates a home escape case involving three suspects.
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Havre de Grace
Mad
Denemark
Fintless
Burke
Michell
Tropical Park
Emil Denemark
Chicago
Knnel
Myre Denemark
Singlas
Weld
Allen Bartais
Cleirlne Whitmore
Drevearolt
Washington
Cooperative Govt Officers Installed at Verne College
The Verne College Corporation Government Association installed new officers led by President Miss Ruth Houser and Treasurer Miss Martha Anne Thue. Secretaries, faculty and student representatives spoke at a farewell gathering. Miss Minty Ware served as secretary and Miss Hetty Wetterinaied announced the graduating class and social mission of cooperative government.
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Corporation Government Association of Verne Colege
Shiddarmgekh Noy
Martha Anne Thue
Walpeestarm
Sarah Vetter
Blagebstavtern
Goa
Weap Tga
Mise
Minty Ware
Thin Williams
Artoritowaree
Treackner Ss
Pepiogt Fea i Lay
Teenanree
Mies
Wee Terinaied
State Roads Commission backs Baltimore county highway plan
The State Roads Commission urged the Governor to spend funds on rehabilitation and highway improvements. A report by chairman Dr H E Talder and members Wilkins on the commission lists district engineers as authors and notes no work for Baltimore city with Frederick county costs estimated for the state and county systems totaling about 1.5 million dollars.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryhind
H&e. Talder
Niee Wilkinsson
Prank FL Futhard
Vaal
Haltimore City
Frederick County
Fee
Sur
Jotal Soo
HANNO
St Frederick County Boys Enroll In CCC
Fourteen Frederick county youths entered CCC camps on Monday. Miss Anne Halliday, temporary executive secretary of the Frederick County Welfare Board, announced the group includes thirteen white boys and one colored boy bound for CCC at Fisting Creek. One white boy is expected to be accepted by Thursday. All youths come from relief eligible families and will send $25 of their $100 monthly wages to needy families. The board holds a meeting to discuss relief bill action before Gov Nice.
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Frederick County
CCC
Anne PL Walliday
Frederick County Welfare Dear
Hove
Fisting Creek
Halliday Sabe
Nice
Welfare Board
Dou County
WPA Counterfeit: Check Mot Foiled By Sleaths
Secret Service agent Frank Wilson said a wholesale counterfeit and fake wage checks ring was busted. Fifteen suspects were arrested in Chicago Milwaukee and Los Angeles as the case broke wide open when one man attempted to cash a forged check while intoxicated and others misidentified him.
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Washington
Frank 2. Wilson
Secret Service
Wilson
Chicago
Milwauker
Los Angeles
Wilcan
Mahan
Colt
Allegany Register Of Wills Resigns And New Appointment
The Allegany County Register of Wills resigned at the Orphans Court session. Geo F. Dare Dan was appointed deputy register to fill the vacancy and continues the office’s duties.
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Allegany Register of Wills
Register of Wills
Geo F. Daredan
Atye Vacanecy
Resolution Approved By White Saber Committee
Washington April 11 CAM The White Saber committee approved today 9 Senate report denounces spying and industrial espionage. The committee voted to bring the matter before the House next Tuesday with Chairman Cannery Dem guiding action.
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Wahington
White Saber Committee
Tioday
Senate
Cannery Dem
Senate eyes May vote on court measure with sixty votes
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration expects a Supreme Court bill to clear the Senate by mid to late May. They forecast a likely 60 votes with several undecideds leaning in, while backers push for a compromise to win broader support and preserve President Roosevelt's appointments timeline.
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Senate
NEW Deal
Fy Rooney
Washington
Magnethin
Joe Robiiseat
Arkansas
White House
Hoosevelt
Paris
Joe
Thas
Plesaibey
Roosevelt Board
Strategy Now
Polta
Fet
Mipyre
Ustedax
Lilypons Honors Singer Lily Pons Birthday Celebration
Lilypons marks birthday of coloratura soprano Lily Pons in Frederick County. Postmaster Col. Thomas oversees a holiday at Lilypons while some postal offices remain closed. A civic event at Three Springs Fisheries drew Miss Pons to the area last June with a birthday cake inscribed for delivery in New York.
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Lily Pons
Bers
Hardy
Lily
Thomas
Vhree Springs
Miss Pons
Andre Movntanety
Ter
New York
IE Walter Wald
Delores
Tele Nam
Local grocer sale announced for longtime Market and Ponrsh site
Mc Hagan announces the sale of the grocery business on Market and Ponrsh streets after a 25 year run. Purchaser Vernin Refanver plans remodeling and improvement. Hagan notes thirty five years as chief buyer with Wineprewer Co before founding the venture in 1921.
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Tagan
Mc Hagan
Vernin Refanver
Hagan
Wineprewer Co
Whain
Roosevelt says Monday a pretty good day for wage and hour campaign
The article reports President Roosevelt noting a "pretty good day" as wage and hour campaign efforts continue. It covers divisions in Congress over future Supreme Court expansion plans and the impact of Wagner decisions on federal interstate commerce power. Democrats debate the court bill while supporters push for retroactive tribunal reform and opponents urge dropping the proposal.
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Roosevelt
Monkhead
Congress
Noosevelts
Caimeteo
Throanyas Dem
Utah
Supreme Court
Hershey Strike Ends With Agreement Votes Planned
Hershey Pennsylvania workers returned to the plant after a twelve day strike. The Hershey Chocolate Corporation said a normal force would be on the line by Monday. An agreement reached after hours of talks allows about 4000 employees to vote on joining Loyal Workers Club or United Chocolate Workers, affiliated with the CIO, backing their bargaining agency.
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Hershey
Hershey Chocolate
Hersey Chocolate Corporation
Awad
Loyal Workers Club
United Chawahate Workers
Indiusteial Organiza
Famous Quarterback Death Probed in Carlisle Incident
Frank Mt. Pleasant, 53, once Carlisle Indian School quarterback thirty years ago, died yesterday from a fractured skull after a fall in a hospital. He was later described as a former postal clerk. Police and investigators opened a probe into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Tuffalo
Frank Mt. Pleasant
Carlisle
Tein
Mt. Pleasant
Kafawa
Pco
Vilenes
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