Harding Guilty Of Liquor Sale In May Court
Oliver Harding found guilty of selling intoxicants and given five months in the House of Correction. His mother, Mrs. Matda Harding, received nine months with suspended terms. Ollie Kinna jailed awaiting grand jury and later sentenced for related charges. Other cases involve a Wolfsville auto case and a fatal shooting inquiry in Unions Bridge.
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East Pitth Street
Peoples Court
Alton Bennett
Oliver Harding
Ince Mar
Farding
Matda Harding
Ara O
Olle Kinna
CE Its
Harding
Kinna
House of Correction
Uzsy
Bennett
Calvin Kefauver
Z. P. Bucher Way
Senate Opens Bid to Eliminate Debenture
A Senate move to eliminate a debenture appears under discussion as lawmakers review a financial proposal. The session focuses on the implications and potential vote timing amid early committee considerations.
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Senate
Prominent Criminal Attorner Newiy Dies
A notable figure in crime circles, Attorner Newiy died after a battle with injuries from an athletic incident. Authorities report the death ends a long career marked by notoriety.
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Attorner Newiy
Ath A
Viewpoints on papal envoy to the United States
The article discusses the idea of sending a papal envoy to the United States and the State Department's ambivalent stance. It notes historical precedent with popes and foreign relations, mentioning James K. Polk, Buchanan, and Rome, and argues the envoy role would be for commerce and diplomacy rather than religious power.
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James HK. Polk
J Buchanan
Siames
Rome
Martin
Dre Gong
Blake Guilty 10 Be Given Term for Life
Baltimore April 26 AP William A Blake convicted of criminal assault on an 18 year old girl last year. Jurors recommended mercy with a five hour deliberation. Second conviction in a year after a prior trial ended with a death sentence set aside on appeal. Sentence deferred until Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Wiliam A. Blake
Meter
Blake
Court of Appeals
Samuel EK. Dennis
Death of James H. DeLauter Leaves 76 Year Old Demcrat
James H. DeLauter aged 76 died at 6 45 oclock. He left three daughters Mrs Jacob Hahn of this city Mrs Empry sis near Ejlerton and Mrs Levin 2Wig and many relatives in Maryland and Virginia. A Democrat he served as county commissioner and endorsed other offices. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the residence with interment in Grossnickie church cemetery. Exzsoty Foy funeral director.
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James H. DeLauter
Daughers
Jacob Hahn
Emprysis
Ejlerton
Levin 2Wig
Maryland
Virginia
DeLauter
Grossnickie’s Church
Exzsoty Foy
Salo Cuts Into Lead Held By Pete Gavazzi
Salo narrowed Gavazzi's margin as the derby faced poor conditions. A 61 mile run from Maplewood Missouri to Sullivan was completed despite deadwind and cold rain. Johnny Salo pushed the pace while Pete Gavazzi led early and finished among top four.
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Salo
Pete Gavazzi
Fyfe
Holla
Esterday
Maprewood
Sullivan
Johnny Saio
Passac N. I
Pete Gates
Engof
Baltimore Woman Dies by Own Action in New York
A Baltimore woman died by suicide in New York on April 26. Police said the death appeared self-inflicted and the case is being reviewed as a possible accident or suicide. Fran, reportedly retired, was identified in local notices.
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Baltimore
New York
Fran
Conference of Young People Held Saturday
Interdenominational conference planned by the Frederick County Council of Religious Education will meet Saturday May 4 at Chriss Reformed Church Middletown. Five youths per Suz School plus an adult leader are expected to attend with speakers Rev Joseph H Cutlip Mrs Joseph H Cutlip and local pastors. The program includes discussions on life work angelism youth recreation worship and service followed by a pageant Gods Family and a motion picture. Col Cudtipp will give a closing address. A surprise birthday party was held Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Garrison Moxim honoring Mrs Mox and family.
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Frederick County
Young People’s Department
The
Maryland Counci of Religious Education
Joseph H. Cutihipp
Young People's Department
United 2N Sunday School
Myersville
Young People Ater
Wrosdsharn
Lutheran Middletown
God's Family
Col. Cudtipp
Freerick County
King
David B
Bertha Jones Smyth
Pauline Koontz
Lover's Lane
G. Edwina Mobley
Helen
Ruth Shafer
Alice Staley
H. Dorsey Etchison
S. Smith
Preacher High School Glee Club
Margaret Black
Sears
Elinspeth
Catallen
Frederick High School
State Normal School
Towson
Charles B. Shone
Baltimore
William A. Jones
Elizabeth Loughton
Rebekah Assembly
Thomas Jefferson
John B. Spence
Charles W. Bennett
Salisbury
Robert A. Bennett
Charles H. Shone
Martin L. Benn
This City
Elimbeth Loughton
Salsbury
George Mobley
Noble Grand
King David Lodge
Cabinet committee discusses Mellon tenure under old statute
The Senate committee debated if Mellon may continue as Secretary of the Treasury without new renomination and whether a stockholder status violates the old law. Mellon testified he holds stock in several firms but has no active executive roles. Senator Reed warned finding a replacement would be difficult.
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Quiran Norrie
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Hoover
A . Mellon
Weex
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Ofice
Kiwanis Club Sets Boys Week Events and Contests
The Kiwanis Club lists a Boys Week program for Tuesday Week April 3 with six short events starting at 4 pm on West Second Street. Contests include 50 yard dash 60 yard dash and 70 yard dash for different age groups with prizes noted and a two prize event. Supervisors include Harry M. McDonald Prof A L Leary Roland J Long R H McCain Frick Sappington Henry R Shoemaker and Major E F Munshower.
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Kiwanis Club
West Second Street
Atlas
Harry M. McDonald
A. L. Leary
Roland
Long
R. H. McCain
Frick &. Sappington
Henry R. Shoemaker
E. F. Munshower
American golfers take one point lead in Ryder Cup play
In Moortown England April 26 AP dispatch reports American golfers won the first decisive foursomes match. Walter Hagen and John Golden defeated Ernest Willicombe and Henry Catton two up while the session yielded a one point lead for the United States entering the next rounds.
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England
Ional
Josine Re Wasmot
Walter Hagen
John Golden
Ernest Willicombe
Henry Catton
Stomattox
Iramis
Policeman to Face Grand Jury Over Calumba Killing
A Calumba Police Department officer is to answer a grand jury regarding the killing of a fellow officer. The incident involved a patrol disc and raises questions about the actions of the involved officers and the department.
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Calumba Police Department
Hood May 18 Track Meet at West Frederick
Hood College hosts a track meet on May 18 with Ruth Pen directing and Elizabeth Davis assisting. Morning events start at 10 with sprints and field events. afternoon session begins 1:30 featuring dashes, hurdles, jumps, javelin, throws, and relays. Awards, banquet, and installations follow, with Miss Ruth Perry and Joseph H. Apple among officials.
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Hood
Ruth Pen
Hoode Aikievic
Elizabeth Davis
Har
Teara
Miss Omburs
Campaign for $6000 Drives League Fund Campaign
The annual campaign begins May 15 with a goal of $5000. The League reports progress from April 3 2029 across three departments including family service probation and supervision. Total need is $29,361 with $2413.28 per person, and the correct name is Gizen.
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Leagee—Family Service
Reigh and
Apri
Montgomery schools lead Maryland with high index score
The report shows Montgomery county white schools top Maryland, posting an index near 90.5 while overall state averages sit lower. Data highlights include age distributions and attendance indicators for under 18 residents, with figures varying by race and year.
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Montgomery County
Maryland
Bank Robbery Suspect Extradition to St Louis
Extradition papers signed by Governor for Whittemore and Minner depart Baltimore for St Louis. They face charges in a $15,000 Farmers and Merchants National Bank hold up. Large sum found on them bears serial numbers matching notes taken from the bank.
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Fowhle
St. Louis
Tol Pier
Deadly tornadoes devastate Georgia and surrounding states
A string of tornadoes across Georgia and neighboring states leaves dozens dead and hundreds injured. Statesboro, Bulloch County reports over 30 deaths with many injured. Meier and Gamler counties report fatalities. Cochrane near Macon notes about five dead and numerous injuries as initial tallies shift. Emergency requests include antitoxin serum and nursing help.
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Georgia
South
South Georgia
South Carolina
Statesboro
Bulloch County
Savannah
Hany
Georgia Board of Health
Hoover Considers Oil Protest By Senators
President Hoover reviewed a request from Senators from public lands states asking that the conservation order not apply retroactively to lease and prospect permits filed before it became effective. They also urged special consideration for permits with equities at the time the order halted drilling and prospecting on public lands.
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Washington
Hoover
Public Lands
Billy Barton to Race at Sandown Park Tomorrow
Wroughton England April 26 The American steeplechaser Billy Barton owned by Howard Bruce of Baltimore will run at Sandown Park in the Grand International Handicap Steeplechase for six pounds about 2500 over three miles. Billy Barton is in good condition and his stable connections hope for a win. It was decided he will remain in England this year instead of returning home.
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Wroughton
England
Billy Barston
Howard Bruce
Baltlmore
Sandown Park
Billy Sarton
Adams Urges Mother's Day for U S Sailors
Secretary Adams of the Navy asked sailors to honor their mothers on Mother's Day May 12. In a public letter to ships and stations he directed that every man with a living mother should write to her on May 12 or be home if possible, with suitable services where circumstances permit.
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Washington
Adams
The
Navy
Withdraw Reservations to Exclusion of Reserves
Geneva reports Hugh Gibson announced at the disarmament preparatory committee that the United States would withdraw reservations to the exclusion of trained reserves from arms control. The event occurred alongside notices of a county banquet and university extension department speaker Dr. B Symons. Damages of 750 were awarded to Loretta, with details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Hugh
Gibson
Comiissson
United State
Fom
Armes
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