Four Injured as Beer Truck Overturns Near Ridgeville
A beer truck overturned in a field near Ridgeville early today injuring four people. Melvin Bowers 11 or 19 not clear in report suffered a fractured skull and loss of three fingers while three others had cuts and knee injuries. the truck was carrying twenty four kegs from Baltimore to Frederick.
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Melvin Bowers
South Market Street
Predrick City Hospital
Bowers
Bertha Bowers
Hosital
Guy Cockrell
East Sixth Street
River
Joe Marrone
Young Bowers
Baltimore
Prederick
Marrone
Bowars
Randallswh
Postmaster Examinations Planned in Emmitsburg Woodsboro
Applications for the posts of postmaster at Emmitsburg and Woodsboro must be received by August 18. William J. Grove of the Democratic State Central Committee says candidates need Civil Service credentials by then. Woodsboro to be included with Emmitsburg. pay $2,400 at Emmitsburg and $2,800 at Woodsboro. temporary appointment for Woodsboro noted.
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Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
David J. Lewis
Willam J. Grove
Ndvil
Emaiteburg
Lewis
Anmitsburg
Grove
Wean Gity
Weath
Car crashes into light pole on South Market Street
An automobile skidded at about 7:30 this morning in Fort Myer Virginia area, striking an ornamental light pole on South Market Street near Dr A L Pearre's drug store. Sergt Ben Nom investigated. no charges filed as he assumed responsibility for the damage. Governor Ritchie later traveled from Frederick after a recess picnic with the Maryland National Guard.
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Sergtenshoff
Fort Myer
South Farket Street
Frmt
A. L. Pearre
Ritchie
Alpert C. Ritchie
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland National Guard
Albers C. Ritchie
David, Wisebrenner
Charies H
Fidelity and Deposit Company answers Washington Trust case
The Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland filed an answer to the Washington Trust Company's amended bill seeking return of assets tied to mortgages from the Central and Eliott City banks. The matter, on record for 17 months, includes testimony set for Sunday and Monday before examiner Albert & Brown. The defense denies illegality of assignments, states ignorance of Central Trust solvency at transfer, and agrees to a mortgage handling arrangement with deposit in Fidelity’s safes and options to foreclose or sell at par with court-influenced safeguards.
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Fidelity and Deposit Co
Maryland
Washington Trust Co
Huttcott City
Central Trust Co
Circuit Cours
Washington Trust Company
Eliott City Bank
Chreuit Court Aa
Cssiment
United States Casualty Co
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Albert & Brown
Circuit Court
Wesel
Ellicott City Bank
James A Loughran
W. Clinton McSherry
W. Herbert Mellor
Joseph L. Donovan
Attorners
Washington
Increased Activity in Business Reveals Mixed Outlook
A survey of 70 grade organizations shows increased business activity after codes adopted under the national recovery program. Trade officials report higher employment and payrolls by about 28 percent in some sectors, while others see little or no change.
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Baltimore
Aus
State Air Force to Arrive Sunday at Frederick Field
Arrangements are under way at Detrick Field Frederick airport for the Twe linth Division Aviation third summer encampment. Major Charles A Masson reports readiness as 9 am arrival. improvements include mowing, cleaning, connected plumbing lights and telephone, radio and photographic setups.
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Detrick Field
Fredenck
Twelinth Division
Charles A Masson
Aviation Division
Elmer Stc. Maxwell
Masson
Angena
Air Forces
Langley Feld
Washington
Martinsotcga
Langley Field
Frederick Field
Wall Street Discusses Stock Exchange Rules
New York reports Wall Street chatter after a special meeting where the stock exchange announced new regulations on margin trading for small transactions. A 30 percent margin requirement was set, with further Washington voices urging stronger curbs at the next Congress session.
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New York
Wall Street
Oda
E Stock Exchange
Washington
Thomas
Drunkenness Charge Filed in Local Police Court
A man was charged with drunkenness on the street. The case proceeded toward the Police Court with details indicating intoxication and public disorder.
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U Akenness
WiHam Gas
Sage Ee
Local Firms Sign NRA Codes Amid Recovery Act Push
The article reports that several local concerns affiliated with larger companies have signed the President’s National Recovery Act codes. Certificates must be returned to the Frederick post office with reemployment agreements sent to the Department of Commerce in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Ate
Frederick
Department of Commerce
Norfolk
Ozsar C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Jonason
Kefatver
George N. Payette
Water Bros Tivall Theater
Opera Bouse
Warner Bros
Payette
Roger B. Wolfe
Guilt Refining Co
Gulf Company
The
Sun of Gemany
American Stores Co
Robbers Loot Weir City Bank and Escape with Safe
In Coffeyville, August 3 AP report states robbers stole the safe from Weir City State Bank after locking 16 townsfolk in the jail. The truck with the bank safe and $3,000 returned to Weir City under guard as officers and posses failed to catch the fugitives.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Weir City
Convicted Gangster Granted Privileges in Prison
Three Leavenworth inmates were suspended for privileges granted to Terrence Divevan a Chicago beer baron serving a prison sentence Also dismissed were Chaplain James A Ording Lester Mc Wahier and W R Swearingen The Justice Department found Divevan had been made a truck driver and allowed to visit a woman friend.
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Washington
Auk
Leavenworth
Terrence Divevan
Chicago
Sears
James A Ording
Lester Mc Wahier
Giard
W. R Swearingen
Department of Justice
Cacketéer
Woodcock wrong on Shakespeare line bet at Camp Ritchie
Lieut. Col. Amot W. W. Woodcock former prohibition director lost the least wager at Camp Ritchie Cascade over the Hamlet vs Julius Caesar debate. Maj. Thompson Lyon and Capt. Joseph Crissel argued the line proves different sources. Woodcock offered to buy drinks if a Blue Ridge Summit library visit confirmed him right.
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Amot
W. W. Woodcock
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Cot Woodcosk
Hamlet
Thompson
Lyon
Joseph Crissel
Julius Caesar
Blue Ridge Summit
Wong Ma
Capt. Cisse
Threats to Kidnap Wife of Ed OConnell
Reports said threats to kill the wife of Edward J. OConnell prominent Democratic leader or one of the three OConnell brothers Uncle of the ransomed John J. OConnell Jr were received by the family The threats prompted heavy guard at the Den OConnell mountain camp where family members are staying
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Albany
Killian
Edward J. O'Connell
O'Connell
John J. O'Connell, Jr
den O'Connell
Arizona Plans To Take Repeal Case To Court
Arizona prohibition forces prepared to appeal the repeal vote case to the state supreme court after a superior court dismissal. They contend only wet delegates on the ballot raise a federal issue. Local coverage notes the case centers on the Eighteenth amendment repeal question in Arizona.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arig
Prohibition
State Supreme Court
Repeal Vote Affects Four States This Month
Washington reports four states Arizona Missouri Texas and Washington will vote on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment by month end. News notes also include a probate of Julia Ann Kline’s will leaving shares to her children and a plan to move U S cavalry to Taneytown if costs are met. Market cautions and licensing figures follow.
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Washington
Arizona
Missouri
Texas
Aline
Julia Ann Kilne
Maggie May Mercer
Ruth Eaker
Blanche Crouse
Esther Pyles
Daniel Amos Kline
George Clayton Kline
Harvey Kline
D. Amos Kline
Harvey Kine
Amos Kline
Testatrix
Mercer
Baker
Crouse
Pyles
Four Indictments Return Against Coblentz in Howard County
Howard county grand jury returned four new indictments against State Senator E L Coblentz in Ellicott City. He faces charges including accepting deposits while insolvent and fraudulent corporate misrepresentation. He is tied to the Central Trust Company of Frederick along with officers Charles Mec Satins Grover L Michael and Elmer Brown.
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Filcets City
Howard County
Grand Jury
Emory L. Coblents
Coblentz
Newan
Central Trust Company of
Frederick
Ellicott City
Central Trust Company
Cain
Cumberland
Maryland House of Correction
Court of Appeals
el- Neot
Grand
Orginal
Senator Coblentz
Sen- 2 Ee We
Tive Gee
The
Charles Mec
Satins
Grover L Michael
Tresaurer
Elmer Brown
Local boy 10 charged in fatal mutilation case
Philip Edwards, a 10 year old high school graduate, is jailed in San Diego as a suspect in the murder and mutilation of seven year old Delbert Apowhian. He told officers he lured the child into the woods with candy, fatally harmed him with a rock, mutilated the body, and threw it into the sea saying I guess I was crazy.
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San Diego
Calif
Philip Chases Edwards
Delbert Apowhian
Randy
Edwards
Delena
Cherry Creek Flood Inundates Part of Denver
Cherry Creek broke its barriers in Denver Colorado flooding the lower residential districts after destroying two brides. Water stood from five to four feet deep in parts of the area. No deaths reported in the city though a 50 year old woman was swept away by a six foot wall of water in a cloudburst area outside Denver.
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Denver
Col
Cherry Creek
Widow on Stand Dewies She Killed Husband
Jessie B. Costello, a 32 year old widow, faces cross examination in a Salem Mass case over the slaying of her husband. She cried when describing finding his body and emphatically answered did you kill him with no. injuries to a woman near Taneytown improve after being struck in the face.
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Salem
Mass
Jessie B. Costello
John Wolf
Taneytown
Hanover, Pa. General Hospital
Planes Still Weather Beand and Team Arrivals
Fragmentary notes describe plane activity and a sports game context with references to teams, players, and locations. Details are garbled but indicate preparations, arrivals at a field or arena, and ongoing play or practice.
Blanket Signature Drive Expands At Frederick Market Names
A list centers on 34 additional signers to the Blanket Code announced today at Frederick. Firms and individuals across Market streets and nearby avenues are named, including merchants, bakers, insurers, and service providers.
New alépa Stairway At Police Headquarters Expanded
The eight foot wide alépa stairway at Police Headquarters began installation today by contractor J Herman Mock. The north wall is being cut away to widen access while entrance remains usable and all participants proceed to a new, brighter path when the Police Court gavel sounds tonight.
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J. Herman Mock
Stepa
Ogh Say Ae
Art Rane
Swanson Aims to Replace Instructors at Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy Swanson told Representative Gambrill he would personally appeal to President Roosevelt for 26 civil instructors dismissed at Annapolis Naval Academy. He said they cannot be reassigned there and he will seek reemployment in other government projects such as Muscle Shoals or the public works program.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Representative Gambrill
Roosevelt
Annapolis Naval Academy
Keene
Muscle Shoals
Public Works Administration
Navy Awards Contract for 22 New Warships
The Navy Department awarded contracts to the lowest responsive bidder for twenty two new naval vessels. Officials noted that the ships would be constructed in Navy yards. Senator Trammell, chairman of the Senate Naval Committee, commented on the actions.
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Washington
Navy Department
Department
Navy
Charies
Trammell
Senate
Eotican Haewane
New York State Milk Strike Expands Across Regions
The milk strike broadens across western and southern New York, adding about 10,000 farmers to the protest understood to curb milk dumping after yesterday’s loss of hundreds of gallons. State officials and milk handlers mobilize to safeguard supply as trucks move between affected areas.
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New York
Polpa
Molleta Ton
Amteriais
Hope to End Coal Strike by Parley in Capital
A parley held in the capital this afternoon aims to end the coal strike. Key officials and union leaders attend to negotiate terms and potential settlement.
Miners Walkout Spreads From Bethlehem to Johnstown
In Pennsylvania the coal strike extended to Johnstown as five hundred Bethlehem Mines Corporation workers walked off. Leaders gathered in Brownsville and Washington seeking a swift retirement of the weeklong stoppage. Hugh S. Johnson’s bid to settle the conflict was postponed at operators' request to noon.
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Brownsville
Washington
Pennsylvania
Aug
J (Ap
Hugh S. Johnson
Vohnsen
Pinchot
Thomas Moses
Frick Coke Co
Johnstown
Bethlehem Mines Corporation Works
Clear Way on Contract Clause Under W. R. A
Washington August 3 The way was clear for big employers under contract to join the countrywide NRA program without altering existing wage and hour terms. Hugh Johnson head of the relief agency and Donald Richberg his counsel interpreted Roosevelt's voluntary agreement. Contracts reached by collective bargaining specifying hours per week may be unimpaired. The ruling affects newspapers whose mechanical forms are under union negotiated contracts.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
Ton
Eut
Qaatabetten
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Colette
Local CCC commanders ordered to buy from nearby merchants
Washington on August 3 reports CCC camp commanders must buy supplies from local merchants unless coal or transport costs from the nearest army post exceed local purchases. Previously perishable items came from locals while nonperishables came from army posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Menjou and Wife Settle Their Case Out of Court
Adolphe Menjou and his wife reached a settlement in Los Angeles that allows her to obtain a default divorce. The agreement includes a $5,000 payment, after prior $150,000 already given, and requires her to amend her divorce complaint.
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Menjou
Wife
Los Angeles
Adolphe Menjou
Brunswick Bank Reopens After Reorganization
Brunswick Bank Keepens The Bank of Brunswick authorized by State Bank Commissioner John J Ghing her to reopen today on normal basis. Bank restructured its capital and assets and issued certificates of beneficial interest to depositors up to forty percent of their deposits. Remaining sixty percent, minus five percent, made available for deposits. Dr Lewin West serves as president and W C Rau as cashier.
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Brunswick Bank Keepens
Bank of Brunswick
Brunswick
John J Ghingher
Lewin West
W. C. Rau
Castuer
Weather summary for today and August figures
Weather data presents today’s precipitation of .02 inches for 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. and August to date at .02 inches versus normal .63 inches. It notes extreme high and low temperatures yesterday and a forecast of clear conditions with calm winds and moon phase details.
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Condon
Suyams
Prwmec
Mlomocacy
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Charles F Rothenhowser
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East Seventh
Morris, Cotten, Cohen Saving Store
Routh Market
Frederick Coca-Cola Dotning Works
Mannxig Parsona Jt
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North Mar Ket
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Hamburger
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Roy Nusz
H. F. Shipley
Peppian Fire Inattrance Company of Maryland
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George
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Patrick Street
Sherman F. Bowers
Sam W. Maples
Thomas Kemp
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