Garman Awarded 1750 Dollar Verdict in Train Collision
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad verdict awards John Garman, a 65 year old truck gardener from 800 East Patrick Street, 1750 dollars for injuries after being struck by a freight train at Wisner Street crossing in Frederick on August 15 1934. The jury deliberated after testimony concluded about 3 pm and the trial ended in Creurt Court. Witnesses described the train backing into Frederick with no rear lights or whistle and Garman suffering a permanent left shoulder injury that hindered his work.
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Baltimore and Ohio
John ©. Garman
East Patrick Street
Creurt
Arthur D. Willard
Gsrmen Co
Wisner Street
Frederick
City
Garman
Joseph. Lugenbeel
William A. Hawkins
Geo. H. Adkins
Hawkins
Wisner Street Crossing
Clarence E. Jacobs
Railroad
Nhen
Plaintiff
Jacobs
Martin Miss
Arden
France Moves Toward Italy Pact Amid Franco-Soviet Debate
Paris reports France's government pushes for a quick French Italian agreement seen as possibly easing toward Germany settlement and potential abandonment of the Franco Soviet pact. Opposition labels the move surrender and useless to Duce while Daladier and Bonnet prepare for cabinet approval. China reports receiving twenty planes from abroad since the undeclared Sino Japanese conflict.
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Paris
France
Ilair Wwaldh
Germany
Leon Blum
Il. Duce
Taik
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
China
Paying Veterans For Gettysburg Reunion
Gettysburg Pa April 18 a $25 000 face lifting for the reunion of the Blue and the Gray is planned with WPA workers to obliterate old roads reconstruct paths and paint signs and fences in the 16 000 acre tract. The project aims to finish before the June 29 to July 6 anniversary. 1600 veterans have signaled attendance and 100 000 visitors are expected daily with President Roosevelt likely to dedicate an eternal light peace memorial.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
WPA
National Park Service
Pennsylvania Commission
Paul ‘Roy
Commission
Roosevelt J
Pickett
United States
Pennsylvania
Harry Haines
Haines
State Police To Bring Manslaughter Charge
Earl Rippeon, 19, of Unionville, faces a manslaughter charge for a crash near Libertytown that killed Earl L. Nash, 17. Rippeon will be held on 2006 bond pending grand jury action. Nash died from skull fractures. others injured included Rippeon’s passengers. Investigators cite excessive speed as a possible factor. no inquest will be held.
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Earl Rippeon
Unionville
Earl L. Nash
Libertytown
Rippeon
W. R. May
Corp
W. J. Mas
New Market
Nash
Grover M. Nash
Roy Beard
Rippoon
Beard
Grover Wash
Roger H. Geisbert Urbana
Authorization bill on Senate calendar for veteran reunion
The House passed the authorization bill to advance funds for a veteran reunion program. The bill estimates total federal expense at 300000 dollars. Haines notes the average veteran attending would be about 94 years old.
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Ain
House
Senate
Haines
Hanchiang Captured by Chinese Forces
Shanghai reports a new Chinese victory in Southern Shantung recapturing Henchwang, a key junction on the Tientsin-Pukow Railway near Suchow. The town’s recapture follows Japanese losses at Taerhihwang and comes as the Japanese navy reportedly prepares to back the Shantung drive. Foreign travelers describe Japanese aircraft carriers along the Shantung coast.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Harchwang
Suchow
Hanchwang
Tientsin-Pukow
Grand Canal
Taerhihwang
Vestry Election At All Saints Held Monday
Annual parish meeting in the chapel on Court street re elected Holmes D. Baker James HK. Gambrill Jr Robie E. Dela Blaine and Richard Potts for the coming year The holdover vestrymen are Ernest Helfenstein John S. Newman Francis B. Sappington and Dr Thomas A Williamson Rev Malcolm S Taylor presided and praised vestry support
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All Saints Church
Malcolm S. Taylor
Court Street
Holmes D. Baker
James HK. Gambrill
Jn. Robi E. Dela
Blaine
Richard Potts
Ernest Helfenstein
John S. Newman
Francis B. Sappington
Thomas A. Williamson
Mr. Taylor
Lions International Meeting to Bring 450 Attendees
A huge Lions club gathering is planned with about 450 delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia expected including officials from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia. Congressman Jennings Randolph past district governor and other Lions leaders will attend with a banquet at Hood College and a program of recognitions and tours.
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Sesday
Frank V. Barth
Lions
West Virginia
West Virna Lions
Robert L. McKeever
Washington
Lions International
Bert H. Piers
Frederick
Charles R. Bartch
Pennsylvania
W. R. Stevens
Wilmington
George Danby
Newark
Del
A.C. Smith
H. Noel Haller
Richard F. Simmons
W. P. Wachter
Hagerstown
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
Culpeper
Baltimore
Lions Clubs
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Birch
New York
Francis Scott Rey Hotel
District Officers’ Association
Cobrentz Hall
Hood College
Carnegie's Nephew And Plane Missing
New York April 18 the mystery surrounding Andrew Whitfield Carnegie nephew of the late steel magnate darkened as a hopeful clue proved fruitless. Information suggested Whitfield might have sailed with aviator Frank Steinman for Europe aboard the liner Westernland last Saturday as an unlisted passenger. If true it would mean Whitfield survived a planned flight on Long Island last Friday. Capt Henry Claussen denied knowledge aboard and said Steinman last saw Whitfeld three weeks ago.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie Whitfield
Whitfield
Frank Steinman
Europe
Westernland
John Whitfield
Long Island
Henry Claussen Owbsessed
Steinman
Whitfeld
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Answers to Cranium Crackers list five true false statements with corrections. It notes that a passemed is a kind to winner, defines cartel as regulation of intercourse between nations, Liberia as a republic in west Africa, Cuba north of Jamaica, and Lynn Fontanne as wife of Alfred Lunt.
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Liberia
West Africa
Cuba
Jamaica
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Eastern Shore County Officials Back Roads Control Plan
Easton Maryland April 18 the Eastern Shore County Commissioners Association held a spring meeting to discuss roads relief and revenue The group voted to restore county roads control to the County Commissioners and opposed diverting highway revenues to other uses Representatives from eight counties reported critical conditions as state funds for direct relief run low C E Parker of Wicomico was elected president succeeding L C Tosh of Cecil county Charles I Borles of Queen Annes county was elected vice president and C E Bounds of Wicomico was named secretary
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Easton
Eastern Shore County Commissioners Associattion
C. E. Parker
Wicomico County
L. C. Tosh
Cecil County
Charles I. Borles
Queen Anne's County
C. E. Bounds
Wicomico
Generalissimo Fran co and Spanish election test article
Generalissimo Francisco Franco cited as chief of the insurgents. The first electoral test of the government’s foreign policy since Eden’s resignation is noted. A Labour Party candidate opposed to the government’s policy won. The item mentions China’s ruling party and references Hitler in context.
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Francisco Franco
Eden
Lar Bor Party
China
Hitler
Pump Priming Debate Faces Slow Public Response
Washington reports show a slow reaction to the pumping priming program with diluted correspondence compared to the flood of messages tied to the adoptions of the bill. Senators Byrd and Austen voiced strong opposition as letters and telegrams mounted against the lending initiative.
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Time Washington
Cenators
Byrd Democrat
Virginia
Aust Republican
Vermont
Navy Bill Attacked And Defended
Opponents of the administration's 1 136 000 000 naval expansion bill attacked it as aggression while a Senate Naval Committee majority urged passage to provide "adequate license." The report urged Senate approval of the bill already passed by the House. A draft report outlined a substitute calling for a disarmament conference.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Senate
House
Shift in Senate Debate on Appropriations Committee
Senators Minton and Lee, both Democrats, reportedly favored a shift in strategy as hearings on the program approached. Republican opposition grew as conservative Democrats took the lead, with Chairman John Hamilton and Senator Vandenberg delivering speeches against the proposal.
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Fee
Minton
Indiana
Lee
Oka- Soma
House
John Hamilton
Republcan Nations
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Mada
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Aip
New York Stock Exchange
Wilin
St. Louibrok
Sinc
I. Q. Answers
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Carty
C.C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Kenmoor Coats
June Arden
Mme, Renault
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Marshall Field Fabrics
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