Grand Jury Not To Reconvene April 19
Grand jury members in the February term were notified by Clerk Ellis C Wacker that the panel would not reconvene on April 10 as previously scheduled. The adjourned February 24 term had considered reconvening on April 29 but the court opted to delay. The article notes the aim to save costs and limit the jury pool for future sessions while preserving authority for emergencies.
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Ellis C Wacker
Fryly
Arthur
Noland
Noulner
Secent
Fprand
Pov Davis
Ingstrate Roger
Local Social Roundup From Gettysburg To Hampstead
A string of visitors gathered at the Sissel home and nearby towns including Flarney Harney April Wb Sir Ava John and Rev Fox with families from Taney town Hampstead and Frederick City. William Sissel Sr hosts guests. Strickhouser occupies former Harner home. Strickhouser sibling Shipley to Frederick City hospital for operations. Trinity Circle’s Bandanna Dames benefit play at Mall Friends John Teeter Jr hosted a buffet. Mervin Esler Sr of Maryland University stayed with his parents. Earl Welty and family visited Stambaugh and Welty families, with trips to Medford and Hampstead.
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Flarney Harney
Ava John
Mr. Fox
Preston Hall
Gettysburg
Geary Bowers
Franklin Fair and Son
James HW
Taneytown
Claude Fostel
Daushver
Hampstead
William Sissel Sr
Charles Strickhouser
T Harner
Robert Strickhouser
Shipley
Frederick City Hospital
Trinity Circle of the Reformed Church
Gollysuur
van Well
John Teeter, Jr
Teeter
Mervin Esler
Maryland University
College Mark
Mervin Eyler
Elmer Welty
Dampstead
Earl
Earl Welty
Elmer Stambaugh
Rocky Aldse
Medford and Nampstead
Group Hospitalization Approved By Nice Group
Baltimore reports Gov Nice announces a bill enabling voluntary group hospitalization plans. The plan, backed by doctors and insurers, would let employers offer self funded coverage with a year of benefits for insured individuals. It contrasts with mandatory health plans and emphasizes voluntary adoption.
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Nice
Baltimore
Nice Today
Senate
Jolyn D. C. Dunecan
TS Samonty
Medical Dental Service Bureau
Govenor
Gav Sant
Court Asked To Construe Grinder Will In Sale Of Property
The court was asked Tuesday to construe a residuary clause in the will of Miss Regina Grinder. A petition by William Galvin for the sale of property at Second Street was filed for the benefit of Miss Murphy and the estate. Defendants named include Viola Soul Archbishop Curley and others. The suit seeks a legal determination of life interests and remainder in favor of Miss Murphy and Archbishop Curley, with a potential sale contract noted for $6000 and partial payment received.
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Chealt
Miss Keying Co Grinder
Joel Tesaident
Second Street
Miss Grinder
William Lo Galvin
Hartimare
Musand Quanty
Mos. Curley
Hatethmore
Oplainus
Joseph I Grinder
Mice Regina Grinder
Mise Margy
Ufe
Krill
Muephe de Oquil Porttenr
Tfe
Archbishop Curley
St. John's Catholic Church
Notre Dame Academy
Academy of the Visitation
Dmitsa Grinder
Miss Murphy
Mise Grinder
Mira Murphy
Hfe
Mre Knill
Ilfe
Bus Passengers Survive Creek Overturn Rescue
A Miami to New York bus overturned in a creek near Beunawick Georgia. Twenty two passengers escaped by breaking windows and swimming ashore as rescuers arrived. The driver swerved to avoid a bridge and the bus rolled into the water. Several passengers suffered injuries but all were treated at a hospital. local residents helped by using small boats to pull people from the bus.
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Beunawick
Here
Retina
Temperatures Warm as Frederick Rebounds from Cold
Temperatures rise in Frederick bringing a warm spell with overcast skies and a light shower. The weather bureau notes a daily high around a mild degree with continued warmth and scattered rain unlikely to measure. Overnight clouds remain and a few thunderstorms were reported at the airport.
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Midwest
Methos
Ate
Hale
Decree on Investment and Proceeds of Sale
Local attorney BOR Rosen represents the petitioner in a court decree directing investment and division of sale proceeds.
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BOR
Rosenstock
Court News Items Include Annulment and Property Deeds
The notice lists marriage annulment petitions and multiple property transfers. Names such as Margaret Morrison Levin and various parties appear with ages and locations. foreclosures and deeds involve individuals and entities in county and city records.
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Margaret Morrison Levin
Leute Levin
Altos Hennet
Plant
Lewistown Grange Plans April Hobby Show Charity Drive
The Lewiston Grange discussed an April 15 meeting, announced a “Hobby Show” by Walkersville Women’s Club for community support, and set April 28 as the rescheduled regular meeting. Committee chairs including Mrs Soo Anal Berger and Mr Henn Stattleniver led candy and refreshments duties, with plans for candy tables and ice cream.
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Lewistown Ghange
Lewietown
Wootoy Angsberger
Soo Analberger
Claurmat Asacred
Henn Stattleniver
Anleberger
I Enpest
Warner
George Flier
Gary Umtterbach
Lewiston
Gonge Owasamied
Creat Pstoven Grange
Bea Humbers
Progiant
Woowas
Clity
Walkersville
Intensive Campaign At Ford Plant Faces Unions
The United Automobile Workers announce an intensive membership drive at Ford plants, arguing the move is timely while Ford argues the union is unnecessary for workers. Court rulings and Ford policy are cited as grounding the dispute amid union leadership claims.
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Vetrot
United Automobile Workers Union
Fiat
Liberty
Sarin
Auterschyle Nc
Anromneg
Jumpeng
Bard Wurkere
Woata
Pcourt
Henry Ford
Unico Willy
Ford Allegor Company
Sears
Usecourt Deetelon
Ford Wakers
Strike Sparks Emergency Orders In Oshawa Plant
In Oshawa Ontario on April 12 General Motors of Canada moves to resist union intimidation amid a strike by 3700 workers at the local plant. A stronger guard was mobilized near Toronto to prevent disorder as talks aim to end the stoppage.
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Oshawa
Oat
Fight to Reorganize Court Continues in Washington
April 13 report says administration leaders back the Wagner act rulings and push for Supreme Court reorganization. President Roosevelt plans to nominate new justices, despite opponents urging delay, while Congress is urged to act on reform tied to wage and hour legislation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Ecourt
M Class
Howev
Congress
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