Ramsburg in jail after sheriff aids in capture
Police report Worci ngton Ramsburg, 30, captured with field glasses aiding the sheriff to locate him near Barcheow, after eluding capture for months. He faces multiple charges including larceny and burglary tied to gasoline stations and garages around Thurmont and Carroll County.
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Micers
Worcington Ramsburg
Charles W. Crum
atic
Ramsburg
ganty
Thurmon
ibercy
Thurmont
lax
R. Pyles
House of correction
Miles Gue
Carroll county
amsburg
Kemper road
Barcheoows
Wiliam Gue
Ramsing
Trever
Weather summary with 24 hour precipitation data
Weather report for the day lists 24 hour precipitation at 5.29 inches in April 1933 and 1934 figures. It notes temperatures from 61 to 49 and 32 in certain periods, with sunset at 6.89 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 5.17 am, and an early morning rise.
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Sion
i teday
Apri
ormai
New Deal in Washington NRA Faces Unvarnished Report
A weekly national emergency brief on NRA status issued to state directors shows mixed trends. Employment rises in many sectors, but public sentiment shifts toward state codes. complaints about code enforcement and complaints of violations persist across regions. The White House facesCriticism of the Brain Trust while Stock Bill debates preserve strict controls amid Wall Street pressure.
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Br KOPNEY DUTCHER
Washington
New Deal
NRA
Sir
cily
New England
Middle Atlantic
south
CWA
southwest
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Astel
Wall Street
conn
DoH
bhat
Pecora-Landis-Corcoran group
hete
House
Senate
John Dickinson
p.l
Joan Hancock
Seaman Bros
New York
Bus Roose
James Landis
George C. Mat- LaFole
Wiscon- LEEly
NEA
Conference Opens on Transfer German Debts
Berlin April 27 AP A conference on the proposed transfer of German foreign debts opened this afternoon in an atmosphere of uncertainty. Germans were warned against moratorium plans for the Dawes and Young loans by Great Britain. Negotiations were conducted in secrecy with a chairman to be chosen at today’s meeting. Rotary election held Westminster club officers named for the coming district conference at Pennsylvania State College May 6 7 and 8.
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Berlin
Great Bolam
Westminster Rotary club
John L. Bennett
Noah Schaeffer
Ray Fogle
Alvie Isanogle
Joseph N. Hunter
LeMotte Smith
Pennsylvania State College
Richard C. Harlow
N. Hitchcock
Landon C. Suma
LaMotte Smith
Brotherly Fuss Fights Reach Court Over Barn Fire and Beer Permit
In Thurston, a family feud among Memna El Dixon's sons led to a night of fighting near her home as a barn burned early Wednesday. Grover Dixon faced charges from Ava and Edward Dixon for assault and banery while authorities attempted to curb further dissension. A magistrate kept the case open, ordered brothers to behave, and considered closing the farm with sale of the property. Lawyer roles included Walter E Sinn for the trustees and Ben Ret for Edward Dixon.
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Memna EL Dixon
Thurston
Dixon
Peoples Cour
Guy K. Motter
Kclans
Dison
Grover Dixon
Ina T. Sears
H. Sieffer DeLauer
Ava
Edward
Grover
Harry Cosgrave
Alva
Objections Filed Over Beer Licenses In Frederick County
The clerk of court records a second formal objection to a beer license in Woodsboro against John H. Bollers restaurant owner Harry C. Dorens and others. The petition, likely to prompt a state license board hearing, cites concerns over restaurant conduct. Ten objectors must sign, and residents-taxpayers of the district participate. Up to this morning 83 beer license applications have been filed, exceeding last year’s ten day total.
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Harry C. Dorens
John H. Boller
Boller’s
Woodsboro
Joseph HB
Contact With Kidnappers Ends Arizona Manhunt
Tucson April 27 A Pima County deputy sheriff said contact was made at night with the kidnappers holding six year old June Robles. The statewide search was suspended to allow Fernando Robles to negotiate a ransom of fifteen thousand dollars as Mrs Robles condition worsened. Local peace officers ranchers and volunteers halted the operation pending word from the negotiators.
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Tucsor
Pima county
June Robles
Hunt
Tucson
Apt
Arizona
Fernando Robles
June
Colby A. Farrar
Robles
Robles SCCm
Farrar
Hood College Dance Recital Planned for April 25 in Brodbeck Hall
Hood College physical education students present a Saturday evening recital April 25 in Brodbeck Hall at 8 o'clock. Instructor Miss Alice A. Gates coaches the dance with Miss Elea nor Eichelberger of Frederick in charge of piano. Virginia Harris of Johnstown Pa serves as general chairman with glee club members, under Miss Mildred Phillips, providing accompaniment. Several Frederick residents and students will perform in the group and sing with the glee club. The program lists dances and songs including Caprice, Prelude, Bach and Prokofieff works, and selections by Ibert and Debussy with dynamic store numbers and Creole pieces.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Alice A. Gates
Eleanor Eichelberger
Fredenck
wil
Virginia Harris
Johnstown
college dance club
college glee club
Mildred Phillips
Singlestown
Elmabeth Rebert
Katherine Traver
Emily Schmidt
Frederick
Helen Coblentz
Middletown
glee club
Isabel Crum
Barbara Dorcus
Dorothy Dutrox
Eleanor Erchelberger
Roberta Lescallee
Elizabeth Robert
Ruth Seifer
Steele
Cannon jury weighs conspiracy case in Adams Burroughs trial
A jury of eleven men and a woman in Cannon sought verdicts on Bishop James Cannon Sr and Ada L. Burroughs in a case tied to the 1928 anti Smith drive. They face charges of conspiring to violate the Federal Corrupt Practices Act by failing to report campaign contributions. If found guilty each faces up to two years in prison and a fine of 1000 dollars.
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Washington
James Cannon
Ada L. Burroughs
Skitstlean
Leslie C. Gamett
Conference at Geneva Yields Little Progress
Fragmented text notes a Geneva conference with minimal progress and domestic issues dominating discussions. Mentions President Ravese and references to foreign markets and ISIS in a terse, unclear account. The readable content signals a stalled diplomatic effort with focus on domestic concerns.
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GENEVA
ISS
Ravses
Csr
bargein
Republcan
ISIS
Collarbone Fractured By Striking Colt Near Jefferson
Waiter G Poole suffered a fractured collarbone when he was thrown and trampled by a colt near Jefferson Friday evening. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and later returned home.
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Waiter G Poole
Jefferson
Frederck City Hospital
Idle seamen demand relief from Greenstein
About 106 unemployed seamen gathered at the office of Harry Greenstein, State Relief Administrator, April 7 to demand relief. A spokesman said they would not leave until aid was promised, and Greenstein replied that relief would come when funds were available. Officers arrived as the men staged the protest and then departed.
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Harry Greenstein
Greenmsvein
iner
Siack
Rowecey
Thumb Amputation Fallout in Middletoan Woods
A wood cutting accident in Middletoan left Austin Toms with a severely injured left thumb. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital where doctors found and treated the severed portion.
Twelve More Home Loans Completed in Frederick Md
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation completed twelve loans today securing properties valued at 24011.09. Frederick county HOLC bonds accepted by mortgagees total 62 with about 215000 value. In Cumberland the loans were closed in James A. Cramer's Frederick county office. Western Maryland week total is 35 loans valued near 100000, with regional property value surpassing 1000000. A large number of loan applications remain to be acted on.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Frederick county
HOLC
Richard FP. McMuten
Cumberland
James A. Cramer
Western Maryland
Middletown resident Leslie Weaver enters Republican race
Leslie Weaver, known Middletown resident and postmaster, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Register of Wards, with September 1 filing. He joins Melin F. Shepley Moyersville incumbent, John W. Grove, and John Hershberger in which the field grows amid pledges of an efficient, economical administration.
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Lesiie Weaver
Middletown
Register of Wars
Gaver
Register of Wits
Melin F. Shepley
Moyersville
John W. Grove
John Hershberger
Mr. Gaver
Best Dressed Caned by Pansian aut tas best-dressed woman
Mrs Harmison Willams is here shown ar niing in New York from abroad Wearing an ensemble which she said Was nearly all American It consisted of an emerald green tailored dress, a buttonless green swagger-cur tweed coat, a saucy green hat, brim down in front and up in back: a flowing green flowered tie, red in a wide bow and brown gloves and brown shoes.
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Pansian
Harmison Willams
New York
Bracelet Recovered in Baltimore County Theft Case
A diamond studded platinum bracelet valued at $1000 was recovered, after theft from Mrs. P. Barton Harvey in Baltimore County between April 11 and 15. Chief William F. Steiner coordinated with Det. Kilman of the National Detective Agency leading to a recovery in Manchester Carrall County with no arrests. The jewel, containing 49 diamonds, is returned to its owner and the case remains with the insurer.
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Baltimore county
William F. Steiner
Manchester
Carrall county
P. Barton Harvey
shce
Harvey
insurance company
Steiner
Baltimore
Kilman
National Detective Agency
informa
Kiman
Fredrerick
Stener
Inmi
Ted
hictr
Rasofen
Anniversary observed by Odd Fellows in Frederick and Montgomery counties
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows marked its founding anniversary with the Past Grand Association of Frederick and Montgomery counties meeting on Thursday evening. Delegates from Montgomery Logee No. 88 Damascus and lodges from Montgomery, Frederick City No. 100, Adamstown No. 154, and Youngstown Ohio’s Hebrew Lodge No. 35 attended. President Lewis F So presided, with prayers by Past Grand Elder Jacob L Encelbrecht and remarks by Past Grand Master S. Elmer Brown. The group discussed anniversary plans and thanked leaders, adjourning to meet May 31 with Esricge Lodge No. 39 Brunswick after refreshments.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lewis F so
Ozic
Grend
Jacob L Encelbrecht
Jesus
Grand Mar Reber
Bennet
Suit Settled in Beasman Case Over Trust Company
A Circuit Court Thursday entered a paid and satisfied order in the case of Frank B. Beasman of Sykesville a Central Trust Company stockholder. Former Judge John S Newsm an represented the trust company Teceler. The order did not list the stock liability assessment amount.
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Frank B. Beasman
Sykesville
Central Trust Company
John S. Newsman
Teceler
Dillinger Gunner Traced In Wisconsin Woods
A man believed to be George Babyface Nelson, a Dillinger gang gunner, was tracked by federal agents through northern Wisconsin woods near Mercer. He was linked to the machine gunning of Federal Agent C Carter Baum during the gang’s escape last Sunday. Authorities pressed for a last stand but later found no definite trace of him. Meanwhile J Edgar Hoover denied Boston reports that Lindbergh ransom money was found in New England, saying the claims were unfounded and linked to a Vermont extortion investigation.
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Pfield
Wis
George
Babyface
lax
Nelson
Ransom Morey
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Investigaton
Boston
New England
Vermont
Hoover
Dillinger Aide Reported With Hollywood Police Keys
Los Angeles April 27 AP report says keys to the Hollywood police station were found in Evelyn Frechette’s possession, alleged Dillinger aide. DOJ agents tested the keys in police locks and found the doors to the Detective Bureau opened. Joseph Dunn commented.
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Los Angeles
Hollsmood
Evelyn Frechette
John Dillnger
The
Times
Department of Justice
Detective Bureau
Joseph Dunn
Kidnap Money Linked to Dillinger Suspect Arrest
Chicago April 27 AP reports the arrest of William E Vidler 34 a reputed co convict in a Chicago gambling hall in connection with a ransom payment of 300 dollars of a 200000 Bremer kidnapping case involving Ed ward Bremer a St Paul banker and brewer Arrest details were confirmed by Melvin A Purvis head of the US Division of something. The money was found among belongings after a lengthy delay in reporting the arrest.
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Chicago
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
William E. Vidler
hospfite
Melvin A. Purvis
United States
Markets Open With Dull Tone as Stocks Remain Tepid
New York April 27. Commodities showed rallying tendencies but investor enthusiasm stayed low as trading remained scant. Wheat rose to 2.30 a bushel, silver rebounded about half a cent, and copper gained about a half cent per pound. Cotton and rubber strengthened on talk of a world output agreement. international dollar rates moved little. Sterling opened at 5.13 and call money stayed at 1 percent. Public participation was minimal and ticker quotations were halted for long stretches.
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New York
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