Third Drunken Driver Is Fined
The third drunken driving charge in two days ends with Bradley Dentmore fined $100 and costs but serving 35 days in jail in lieu of payment at Police Court before Justice Emmett Bowlus. Arrested on West Sixth Street, Dentmore was booked by Officer Reno Six and Lieut. Charles Blumenauer and jailed by Officer Frank Dorsey amid a scene where a police call interrupted court to address a street fight later deemed disorderly conduct. Proctor and Boyd, both colored, received jail terms for fighting and disturbing the peace. Other defendants include Carl Bell, jailed 60 days after a guilty plea. Guy Barthlow, given a suspended sentence conditioned on paying costs. and William Cannan who forfeited $5 collateral on a drunkenness charge.
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Bradley Dentmore
West All Saints Street
Justice of the Peace
Emmett Bowlus
West Sixth Street
Reno Six
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
John Boyd
Keefer Procter
Boyd
South Street
Horace Alexander
Robert Staley
Proctor
Bartgis
Great
Blumenauer
Dorsey Straley
Hedmond
Simmons
Carl Bell
House of Correction
Bowlus
Bell
Alexander
Guy Barthlow
Staley
William Cannan
Straley
Shafer Toms Families Hold Annual Reunion
The second annual Shafer and Toms family reunion was held Sunday at Fishing Creek with a noon picnic. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Gee, D. Toms, Mrs. Oscar Brandenberg and others from Hagerstown, Westminster, Lehman, Boonsboro, Myerstown, and Baltimore, listing numerous Shafer, Kemp, Reeder, and Keefer relatives and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Toms
Fishing Creek
Gee
D. Toms
Oscar Brandenberg
Austin
Myersville
William E. Bittle
Maynard Bittle
Haines City
Fla
Chas. B. Young
L. V. Toms
Harry Orrison
Laura
Glenn
Charles Biddle
Raymond Reeder
Edna Shafer
Joseph Reeder
Charlotte
Edward
Glenn Shafer
George
Paul
Robert
Alvey Young
Alvey, Jr
Chester Young
Ann Marie
Dorothy Geisbert
Paul Ziers
Paul L. Washington
Emmons Sanners
Chas
Chauncey
Keefer Sanner
Roscoe Smith
Washington
Earl
Catharine
Hagerstown
Chas. Kemp
Eddie
Sherwood Smith
Elliot Shafer
Jimmy
Grayson Wachter
Darline
Maynard Summers
Austin Toms
Edgar Wachter
Dorothy
Melvin Keefer
Anna
Ruth Anna Keefer
Westminster
Arthur Green
Keefer Grossnickle
Sally Renner
Grace Roher
Ruth Mackley
Noami Wagner
Baltimore
Holtzman
Frances Saxon
Records To Be Moved As Matter Of Safety
Annapolis Aug. 3 Gov Harry W Nice directs transfer of valuable Executive Department records to the Hall of Records for safe keeping E Ray Jones Secretary of State to confer with Dr Horace E Flack head of the Department of Legislative Preference They will review the records to choose those to preserve Chief Fudge Carroll T Bond head of the Hall of Records Commission will pass on the records before moving The Hall of Records is on the St Johns College BAIDU
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Executive Department
Hall of Records
E. Ray Jones
Horace E. Flack
Department of Legislative Peferance
Fudge Carroll T. Bond
Court of Appeals
Hall of Records Commission
St. John's College
Mystery of Judge Crater Remains Unsolved After Seven Years
The article recounts the disappearance of New York Supreme Court Justice F Crater in August 1930. It notes legal presumption of death after seven years missing, outlines Crater’s last known movements from Maine to Times Square, and cites a detective suggesting a taxi may have been involved with criminals.
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Justice F. Crater
New York Supreme Court
Crater
New York
Craters
Judge Crater
Maine
Stella Crater
Times Square
Calls Roads Officials Hearing On Wage Rate
Baltimore August 3 state labor commissioner summoned two roads commission officials to discuss sectional wage differences for state road employees. Five inspectors delivered summons to chairman Homer E Tabler and Commissioner Frank Luthardt after they failed to attend today’s conference. Tabler said a written questionnaire was not provided and the officials were not prepared to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry T. Phoebus
Roads Commission
Phoebus
Homer E. Tabler
Frank Luthardt
Dr. Tabler
Labor Commissioner's Office
Lewis And Green Back Federal Housing Plan
John L Lewis and William Green endorsed the Wagner bill for low-cost housing. They urged federal loans and grants to spur construction as a crisis deepens. LaGuardia urged federal action to prevent living conditions that are unsafe and cheerless. The measure would provide funds to private, semi public, and public housing agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L Lewis
William Green
Tabor
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Green
American Federation of Labor
Ilenry Steagall Democrat
House Banking Committee
Fiorella LaGuardia
New York
United States Conference of Mayors
Squeeze For Final Trick By WM. E. McKENNEY
A bridge club narrative recounts WM E McKennys analysis as West opens with a trump lead to disrupt lines between exposed and closed hands in a grand slam. South pursues multiple routes including spades and diamonds, discards spade queen, and induces West to drop a key king under pressure, resulting in a precarious endgame where the contract hinges on precise play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League West
South
West
Solution to Previous Contract Problem
A compact note presents a cryptic solution entry labeled as a continuation of a prior contract problem. It features code like wa7 aK 102 967542 w E ehQ109 ealer AIS WAKQIS4 and a3, indicating internal identifiers or steps without descriptive context. The fragment lacks clear events, entities, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealer
Bert Wheeler to Lead New NBC Radio Series This Fall
Bert Wheeler, the movie comedian, will host his first regular radio series on NBC WEAF this fall, taking over the Thursday night Showboat time from Jack Haley who remains on air in a new slot. The schedule also notes Kalienborn from Europe and other programs across CBS and NBC networks, with Ina Claire and Osgood Perkins leading the Sun night drama The Last of Mrs. Cheyney on NBC.
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New York
Bert Wheeler
Weaf-Nbc
Charles Winninger
Hollywood
Wheeler
Jack Haley
Haley
Hov. Kalienborn
CBS
Europe
Paris
Spain
Loyatista
Hampsershin
Bert Lytetl
Wjzznbc
Ina Claire
Osgood Perkins
Mrs. Cheyney
Wjznbc
Farley
Akron
Ohio
WEAF
NBC
One Man's Family
Wayne Kingwaltzes
Walter O'Keefe
Town Hall
Alistair Cooke
London
St Paul Whiteman
Ken Murray
Oswald
Frank Parker
Dragonette
Bernie Cummins
WJZ
Nola Day
Coast Guard
Admiral R. R. Waesche
Ernest Gill
Mal Hallett
Court News Marriage Licenses and Transfers
Court notices list marriage licenses for John Spiddinger and Dorothy Mackline both 21 Woodsboro and George Hendrickson 21 Jefferson Street with Helen Green 18 Park Place. Property deeds show transfers including Theodore Stull to Gordon Harris and wife in county and Sir Charles Routzahn to Wilbur Main in city. Also listed are deed transfers to Raymond Shifer, amounts 7560 and 500, plus D Noris Benedict to G Blair Simpson in county and a bankruptcy filing in US District Court with J Allen Putman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Spiddinger
Dorothy MacKline
Woodsboro
George William Hendrickson
Jefferson Street
Helen Naomi Green
Park Place
Charles O Routzahn
Wilbur H. Main
Charles C. Putman
Raymond R Shifer
Thomas Dutrow
Noris Benedict
G. Blair Simpson
Roosevelt Warns Against Fixing Dollar Value Now
President Roosevelt told Senator Elmer Thomas that it would be dangerous to adopt a rigid plan to stabilize the dollar. He cited the complex international scene and warned that actions to stabilize the currency should come with broader recovery and balance in the economy. He urged caution before committing to any formal stabilization approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Roosevelt
Detter
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Presena
United States
Watching Developments in the Monetary Sphere
The speaker states vigilance over monetary developments with intent to contribute timely measures. The September agreement with Raghind and France, followed by other nations, is viewed as an initial step toward external dollar stabilization and broader international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raghind
France
Temperature swings hit vast span in single day
The weather bureau reported a 42 degree rise from an overnight 59 to a high around 101 in the afternoon marking the greatest single day temperature span since June 25. The mercury moved about 32 degrees from 66 to 98 as Tuesday’s peak approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
The
Mercury
Temperature Rise Weather Report With Stable Outlook
On June 25 official readings were 56 and 90 as cool nights balanced warm days. Today began clear with a warm sun and little temperature change while last night rose to 62. Predictions show no clear near term shift in conditions. Rivers clear for bass fishing with the Monocacy nearly al, but rising. the Potomac improving to excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Crop Control Seen as Inevitable by Roosevelt
Washington August 3 President Roosevelt argued that crop control, ended by the Supreme Court, was inevitable as the nation would demand it. He told reporters that surplus crop stabilization would await central federal legislation and would cover cotton wheat corn and hogs as prices are improved and kept stable.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Icrop
Supreme Court
Ato
Congress
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Franklin Roosevelt
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Austria
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NBC Light Opera Co
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JZF
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LRX
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Chile
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Winnipeg
JZK
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Thenodore Stull
Gordon W. Harris
Pischarce
Us$ District Court
J. Allen Putman
King
Baby Browne
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Watrifan
Gorham
Jewelry Aire EY
Leon
U.S. Tires
U. Se Tire
U. S
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W.G. Crowthe
Louis V. Keysep
Crims Shelde
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West Patrick St
Shell Distributoranager
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