Magistrate Man uel M Weinberg Sentences Simons in Assault Case
In Brunswick and Frederick last night, Arthur D Simons was found guilty of assault and battery by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg and given a suspended six month sentence in the Maryland House of Correction. Testimony showed Simons threw a boyfriend from a porch and struck Rudolph Simons, who wore a crutch and cast. Simons claimed self defense and denied the porch incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Simons
Petersville
D. Employe
Rudolph
Maryland House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
Weinberg
Simons
Brunswick
Reno S. Harp
Arthur D. Willard
Earl W. Elliott
Brunswick Town
Elliott
Edward C. Boone
Frederick
Booné
H. L. Bashore
C. C. Crampton
New Market
Clarence Elworthy
Blue Ridge
Bashare
Crampton
Grayson Brightwell
Maple Avenue
Sergts
Six
Dorsey
Kanade
George Keith
Point of Rocks
Sergt
Keith
Calvin Orms
Otto L. Parkerson
Ridgley King
Vernon Rhoderick
Elwood Thompson
Henry Gray
Samuel Thompson
Leroy Weedon
William Speck
Wilson Bverly
Linganore Road
Frederick County
Everly
H L Bashore
Libertytown
Edward Hargett
Clarence Smith
Lawrence Douglas
Elridge Fisher
Berkley Fields
Curtis Brown
Bodies Of Soldiers Found Off Nova Scotia Coast
Fishermen off the Bay of Bungy ge out of tdes Mineee peninsula near Digby report finding two, possibly three American soldiers in the sea. RCMP say the bodies drifted ashore over the past week, likely in the month to six weeks since death. One identified sergeant Phillip Lent of Freeport had papers buried at sea after removal. A second body was buried in Westport Cemetery. a third found at Dartmouth Cove could not be confirmed as soldier or civilian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Nova Scotia
United States
Bay of Bungyge
Tdes Mineee Peninsula
Deithacn
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Phillip Lent
Freeport
Westport
Darmouth Cove
Roosevelt Studying Commission Findings
President Roosevelt spent most of the day reviewing the findings of the military commission that tried eight Nazis for entering the United States to commit sabotage. No decision on the commission's recommendations was expected today due to a large stack of documents to process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Queen Elizabeth II Birthday Observed With Sparse Celebrations
Queen Elizabeth II turned 42 with minimal trappings as war time rule. She requested token gifts only, to wartime charities, and flowers for hospitals. The family planned a single luncheon amid fuel and material conservation, while a war plant recovered oil from metal shavings hidden in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Domenick De Faberico Case Dismissal Note in Flushing
The record lists Domenick De Faberico of Flushing New York being fined five dollars and costs while James Gross is noted as a colored individual facing a ten dollar penalty for tampering with automobiles.
Lindbergh Testifies For Pelley War Bond Defense
Charles A. Lindbergh testified as a defense witness in William Dudley Pelley’s sedition trial in Indianapolis. He said he focused on aiding the war effort and did not perceive a public shift in support after the United States entered World War I, noting his prior American First stance and belief that many opposed entering the war before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles A. Lindbergh
William Dudsley Pelley
United States
Floyd G. Christian
Lindbergh
America
Pruitts Partner Charged With Larceny in Maryland
Snow Hill Maryland August 4 State's Attorney William G Kerbin of Worcester County said a warrant had been sworn out charging Franklin D Hastings of Berlin with larceny and embezzlement totaling one thousand dollars tied to Agar Poultry Farms Corp. Hastings' partner Calvin P Prunit a Maryland House of Delegates member was charged last week with embezzlement and larceny and ordered held on a ten thousand dollar bond.
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Snow Hill
William G Kerbin
Worcester County
Franklin D. Hastings
Berlin
Agar Poultry Farms Corp
Hastings
Calvin P Prunit
Maryland House of Delegates
O Conor Children Thrown Into Water After Boat Capsize
Annapolis August 4 three of Governor O Conors children Herbert James and Patricia were tossed into Chesapeake Bay when a new sailboat capsized during a test run The governor said only the boat was rescued as the children could swim to shore at College Point if needed confirming there were no serious injuries and that the incident was minor overall in his view
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
O'Conor
Maryland
O’conor
Herbert
Dr. James
Patricia
College Point
Oil Burner Owners War Production Board says change to coal
War Production Board urges oil burner owners to switch to coal and be patriotic. The notice promotes coal stoking by Ward Coal Stoker and advertiser A C Palmer as local agent, with contact number 6419-W for automatic heat guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Ward
Menty Coal
A. C. Palmer
Missing cabin cruiser found adrift in Saginaw Bay
A cabin cruiser with three aboard foundered in Saginaw Bay and subsequent sightings near Point Au Gres raised hopes only one survivor, Mrs. Louis Repke of Bay City, remains alive among six men and five women still missing. She recounted a harrowing swim and rafted blows before reaching shore and shelter.
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Standish
Midh
Saginaw Bay
Pomt Au Gres
Coast Guards
Coast Carr
Gay Ho
Cecil Day
Point Gree
Louis Repke
Bay City
Hepke
Pet Show Arrives at Baker Park Wednesday
Dogs and cats, rabbits and many pets will attract families at Baker Park on Wednesday evening at seven. Frederick’s best offering is a three ring circus style pet show with ten prizes for largest and smallest dogs and cats, largest rabbit, best trained pet, and other unusual entries. The Women’s Civic Club donates prizes and oversees distribution. A second show is planned for Mullinix Park next Tuesday at 6:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Frederick's Neat
Mullinix Para
Women's Civic Club
Baltimore Marriage License Granted to Lease and Raines
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to Millard T. Lease, 28, of New Market, and Cynthia F. Raines, 21, of Mt. Airy. A mock-up cockpit for an advanced train er plane lets aeronautics students study instruments and controls, pilot visibility, and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Millard T. Lease
New Market
Cynthia F. Raines
Mt. Airy
Uth. Deaga
Rev Herman Returns to U S as Berlin Mission Pastor
Rev Herman, former pastor of the American Church in Berlin, arrived back in the United States aboard the Drettoroghelo. He recalled Nazi era pressures, the church’s danger from Nazism, and quoted a stance that Luther’s spirit inspires Germans resisting Nazism while awaiting a restored church life under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sow Herman, Jr
Daisburg
Berlin
Dime
Stewart Winfield Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Harribury
Tain
Ueriman
Meads
Predenck
Gutheran Theological Seminary
Cettysburo
Pao Woo
Germas Vepid
Mr. Herman
Emhassy Stall
Navis
Jis
Pearl Arbor
Benin
Charel
Mr. Kerman
Nazi Party
Iids
Martin Luther
Luther
Marlin Niemeller
Muenster
God
Green Sees AFL CIO Peace Prospects In Talks
President William Green of the AFL said he is confident negotiators can reach a settlement fair to all involved as the AFL peace committee awaits a CIO committeeman appointed by President Philip Murray. A social anthropologist notes higher insanity and self harm in the highest town social class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Philip Murray
CIO
Green
Smalltown
Guardsmen Camp Training Under Maryland State Guard
Maryland State Guard youths in Frederik County's two companies train at Camp Oliver in a week of intensive outpost and field work under regular Army officers. General Mohr announces a $15,000,000 equipment appropriation and notes militia support as training includes physical exams, range firing, grenade saving, and soldier tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederek County
Maryland
Ammunitia
Willy Tag
Gs Hitsis
Brag
Dwieht Ho Mohr
Baltmore
Gren Prante
iPetrott
Frederik
Sear CT
Mohr
Mingland State Guard
United States
Moti
Olivers
Mote
Themas Chanber
My Koehler
Capt. Snider
Savage Ransome
Irving
Moller
Baltimore City
Seventh Battalion Band Arrives at Camp O Govor for Concerts
Troops and private cars flood into Camp Kis eh neu for a seventh battalion band deployment. Frederick unit under Captain Roger i Shee arrived at Camp O Govor and gave two afternoon concerts before a formal Friday show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Uder
Roger i Shee
Camp O'Govor
Briday
Dae
Weather notes and precipitation hints for August to November
The report records irregular precipitation patterns and temperatures across several towns including Coresville and Potomac. It notes yesterday’s high temperature, compares to a year ago, and mentions moon phases and sunrise times. Visuals show a muddy Potomac and a clear forecast for a nearby town.
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Dorky
Manvoyey
Coresville
Potomac
Jrrowville
Clear
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Arthur Simons
East
Navy
Ira C. Baker
U. S. Bomber Command
Europe
Carl Spaatz
US 5
Army Air Forces
Sir Arthur Harrs
British Bomber Command
Britain
Nova Scotia Coast
Queen Elizabeth
Pruitt
Antic Sexes
Williamson's
Frederick Marylaad
Rev. Herman
Germany
Alexander Difford
THE
Baltimoreans
Masters OF Rhythm
News For Women
Carnation Bouquet
ZOO
Guiding Light
Hymns OF All Churches
Mary Marin
MA Perkins
Pepper Young
Family
Right TO Happiness
Back Stack Wife
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Three Suns
NBC Red
Sten
Kootay Pigore
Keystone Paints
Nicodemus
JON Court
Liberty Finance Corporation
Market Street
Pepsi-Cola Company
Longstand City
W. Y
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MN
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New Peoples Drug Store
Tb. OA
Sweet Heart
Swift
High Rock Beverages
Gulf
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