Drunken Driver Tied To Weekend Auto Crashes
A Garnished list of seven weekend crashes left seven injured, two hospital bound, with one motorist jailed for drunken and reckless driving. Witnesses described a drunken Graham near Ridgeville after a National highway crash, while others involved blocked traffic and minor injuries on routes east of Mt. Pleasant Libertytown. Additional incidents included a hit and run near West Seventh and Berry streets with no clues.
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Automobile Acciden
John W. Graham
Ridgeville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Graham
Libertytown
Paul Koogie
Annapolis
Frederick
Herbert Free
Church Street
Koogie
Frederick City Hospital
Dorene
Koogle
Sergi
W. R. May
William D. Gentry
East Thirty-sixth Street
Baltimore
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty Pike
Gentry
Benjamin Morrissey
Morr
Morrissey
John McCologan
Philadelphia
McCologan
Conowingo
Sergt
May
E. Austin James
Sloward Trassler
Route 1
New Market
Trussler
Murray
Jefferson
Catoctin Creek
Steiner
Burrier
Brunswick
West Seventh
Berry Streets
Congress Hopes To Adjourn Soon Amid Busy House Schedule
Washington Aug 9 AP Congress begins a two week push toward adjournment with Senate ahead on timing. The House will likely pass the court procedure bill soon and then debate wage hour and revenue fix measures. Tax leaks spur hearings as leaders back farm bloc accord to push major farm legislation in January. Sugar legislation remains a major pending item awaiting Senate action.
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Congress
Senate
House
Bankhead
Supreme Court
House Labor Committee
Treasury
House Ways and Means
Howev
Garner
Attorney General
Als
Admits Killing Girl in Attack Confession at Ten Hours
Lawrence Marks, 49, an ex convict, confessed to strangling 8 year old Paula Magagna in Broo ten hours into grilling. He admitted the attack was planned and described the sequence leading to the killing.
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Lawrence Marks
Paula Magagna
Broo
Governors invited for Maryland Virginia bridge celebration
Frederick and Leesburg groups plan to invite governors to mark the completion of the Maryland Virginia bridge at Point of Rocks. Virginia officials push for end of year readiness. Frederick Chamber will invite Gov. Nice. Leesburg Rotary will invite Gov. Peery. Committees named to coordinate events.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick
Leesburg
Virginia
George F. Hastelwood
Maryland State Roads Commission
Great Lakes
Florida
Hearing Grants Beer License Amid City Debate
In New Market Ed Moreinday overruled objections and approved Mrs Rosalie Summers tea room license for on sale beer. Testimony cited showed the hotel did not operate enough to serve the public while locals and church trustees opposed. petitioners backed Summers. Judge Princeton Burkey noted possible appeal, Summers represented by E A James.
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Ed Moreinday
Rosalie V. Summers
New Market
M Wss Hotel
Neltie F. Mealey
Cuit
Circuit
State
Princeton Burkey
Indas
P Bureau
M Summers
E. A. James
Appeals Against Revocation Of Summers License
Oscar D Summers of near New Market appealed in Circuit Court to block revocation by the Motor Vehicle Commissioner. Summers, previously spared revocation for four years, faced a second appeal after a July hearing and a recent drunken driving conviction. Attorney Alton Y Bennett filed the case.
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Oscar D. Summers
New Market
Wasdrun i
Summers
Coult
BE. Austin Binighmiain
Walu
Arthur D. Willard
Walter QQ. Rudy
Circuit Court
Leen
Alton Y. Bennett
Mahoney Predicts Copeland Withdrawal in New York Race
Justice Jere miah T. Mahoney declared in a Tangled Race ask one quarter after announcing his candidacy for mayor of New York under the New Deal Democratic banner. He predicted Senator Royal S. Copeland would withdraw, triggering a swift denial from Copeland’s camp.
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Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
New Deal Democratic
Mahoney
Royal S. Copeland
Weather Record Shows August Precipitation and Temps
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today 0.02 inch. August to date 0.02 inch. Normal August 7.65 inches, actual August 1935 6.26 inches. Excess in 1937 precipitation to August 1 is 6.90 inches. High temperature westward and high temperature over low last night 60. Sun sets 7:14 pm, sun rises tomorrow 6:12 am. Moon rises tomorrow 9:44 am, moon sets tomorrow 9:08 pm. Potomac streams conditions: middy on Maryland side, clear on Virginia side at Point of Rocks, Monocacy muddy.
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Potomat
Maryland
Virginia
Cotton Declines Shape Congress Adjourning Fate
Washington reports mounting doubt over when Congress will adjourn as cotton prices slip and a northern farm coalition forms to press wage hour and crop control. Roosevelt warns against further crop loans without policy action, while sugar and DC appropriations loom as potential veto triggers and delays.
Copeland Says Roosevelt Personal Dictatorship Looms
Washington August 94 Senator Copeland running for New York mayor said President Roosevelt’s involvement in the mayoral race could amount to personal dictatorship. He claimed White House pressure would punish opponents and warned supporters must back the President or risk reprisals.
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Washington
Copeland
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Jefferson Island
Mahonery
New York Supreme Court
Fork City
My City
Talhmen
Wcir
Mason
Cuirdin
Casimir Is the See
Leahar
Ps Oawhoa
Formally Charged With Murder Of Litue Girl
A 49 year old married hospital orderly with a lengthy prison record was charged with murder in the strangling death of Paula Magagna, a Brooklyn child. Police reports show multiple alibis were given and broken after thirteen hours of questioning.
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York
Paula Magagna
Brooklyn
Lawrence Marks
Cumberland Wide Open Debate During Sesqui Centennial
Cumberland police criticizes the city for being open to gamblers during the Sesqui centennial celebration. Mayor Koon counters by saying only a little leeway was granted as an ordinance licensing concessionaries passes. Commissioner Irvine notes the phrase gambling was deleted to aid local operators.
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Cumberland
Ehures Trvine
Trvine
Thomas W. Koon
Sesai
Irvine
Vervifie Attacks Launched By Franco
Reports from Hendaye on August 9 describe Franco forces firing on Astur and Santinder provinces. Generalissimo Franco aims to break government lines with air and artillery in the Basque-Asturian area to seize the Basque capital and free northern troops for the Madrid front.
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Hendaye
Peoneysco
Franco
Foctus
Astur
Santinder
Gaomeirth
Spain
Bisenayan
Teastonce
Bilebau
Anca
Men For China Recruiter Seeks American Volunteers
Russell L. Hearn, a Los Angeles soldier, promotes forming a mercenary unit for China’s army. He promises nonpayment in specie and aims to augment an air corps with seasoned fighters. Hearn is described as a lieutenant general in the Chinese army by the late Marshal Chang Tso-ling.
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China
Russell L. Hearn
Los Angeles
Elearn
Chang Tso-ling
Chinese Japanese Clash Shuts Shanghai Roads Under Barricades
In Shanghai a clash between Chinese peace preservation corps and Japanese nationals left one Chinese soldier and one Japanese dead as barricades sealed Kiangwan and Chapei. Tense streets near Japanese headquarters and the International Settlement were closed as refugees flooded the Yangtze valley.
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Shanghai
Chinese Peace Preservation Corps
Yangtze Valley
Kiangwan
Peace Preservation Corps
Chapei
Thousands Of Silk Workers Strike In Paterson
Thousands of silk workers in Paterson New Jersey joined a strike forming the C I D or union walkout. Irving Abramson of the Textile Workers Organizing Committee estimated 95 percent of about 4900 weavers joined. Picketing was light with near total mill stoppage and cooperation from employers noted by counsel Abraham Breneman across neighboring towns.
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Paterson
N. J
Irving Abramson
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
C. I
Abraham Brennman
Paterson Sith Manufacturers Association
Stock Market Gains Widely Distributed
New York status report says stocks rose across sectors led by steels rails and specialties with several reaching new highs as trading slowed after an active start. Fractions gained about two points broadly, while pound sterling dipped to 4.99 dollars.
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New York
Anniversary of Murder at West Fourth and Bents Streets
Frederick residents marked the fifteenth anniversary of City Officer John Adams's shooting by William A. Stultz at Stultz's West Fourth and Bents streets home. Stultz was arrested after a house siege, convicted of murder, and hanged on November 10 after delays.
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Frederick
City Oficer
John Adams
William A. Stultz
Stultz
West Fourth
Bents Streets
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