Drunken Driver Found Guilty After Chain Collision
Bernard Lee Ward of Barnesville was convicted of drunken and reckless driving after a rear end collision with Samuel Staub Lander and a head on crash with Elmer S. Turner of Washington near Evergreen Point on the Washington lake. Ward received 105 fine and 35 days in jail plus costs. he claimed one beer. State Officer R F Lewis arrested him and Justice Emmett R Bowlus presided.
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Bernard Lee Ward
Barnesville
Emmett R. Bowlus
Ward
Samuel Staub. Lander
Evergreen Point
Washington Lake
Elmer S. Turner
Washington
Turner
R. F. Lewis
Verner Redmond
Sherman FP. Bowers
East Street
Ernest Hackett
John Stanton
Go Gate Mitchell
Oak Hill
Allen Bartgis
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Freet Straley
Ben Phebus
Bowers
Richard Williams
Washington, D. C
Grand Jury
Clarence Cooper
Williams
Cooper
Redmond
Wannamaker Hamilton
Sam Mason
West Sixth
Dison
Grover Dixon
Alamaville
Dixon
South Market Street
Charles Hillmenauer
Clyde Weddie
Pheb
J. J. Forman
Hares Bell John Kenneds, Jr
British Colonization Scheme in South Australia Centenary
An article notes Britain’s 100 year old South Australia land grant plan offering settlers a path to land through labor rather than cash. Each of 100 families received 16 000 acres with a 200 pound loan via merchants, repaid through progress and output in 13 years, enabling independent work. The system boosted irrigation, stock, and farming as South Australia grew to 500 000 residents. The 1936 stamp marked the centenary.
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Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Matanuska
Alaska
Britain
South Australia
Australia
Fight Over Appointment To Vacancy Is Hinted
Washington Aug 2 Roosevelt may fill the Supreme Court vacancy after adjournment stirring talk among Senate foes of reorganizing the court. Attorney General Cummings says the president can fill now or after adjournment. Senators warn against recess appointments and debate the proper timing for confirmation.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Michigan
Cummings
Willis van Devanter
Stephen T. Early
van Devanters
Burke
Nebraska
Lewis Hobbs Reunion Brings 1500 In Jessup Park
The third annual Lewis Hobbs reunion of Maryland families from Frederick and Montgomery counties drew about 1500 people Sunday at Jessup Blair Park near the DC line despite one third of the clans missing. Judge Lewis Hobbs of Colesville traced the tie to his grandfather’s marriage to a Margaret Lewis noting Huguenot roots and a link to Betty Washington, sister of the first president. Indoor baseball barge shoe pitching and old fashioned socializing highlighted the event. The United States has an annual oil output of about 758 million barrels.
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Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery County
Hobbs
Lewis
Jessup Blair Park
Georgia Avenue
District of Columbia
Lewis Hobbs
Colesville
Margaret Lewis
Wales
Virginia
Fielding Lewis
Betty Washington
United States
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Deadia
Niewepaper Rafhive
Uuabe
Mia Charing
Centerd
Sandra
Linda
Payne
Pell
Sarah Gibbs Pell
T.partridge
Will
Eleanor
Francis J. Campbell
Hamilton
Redmond Witnlasses
Istme
Senator Vandenberg
Cul Blumenauer
Dorsey
Charles Davis
Bliumenauer
St . Theodore
Oficer Hollingsworth
Marion Carmack
Oficer Maull Murray
John Doe
Omerr Dorsey
Stroet
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Wagner
Coyotes Crofton
Frank Tramp
Adolph
Gilbert Garnjobst
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Mabel
Central America
Gregory Mason
Central
Americ
Vea
India
Ceylon
Java
Sumatra
Mond
McCleery
Frederick, Md
N. Market St
Markell & Ford
Kemp
Payseical Culture Hotel
Dansville, New York
Macfadden
Bernard Macfadden
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