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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1937

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2

Accident probe here concluded no charges to be filed

An accident near this city involving M Grice AlePace Palmer 25 of Hammond N V ended with no charges. Miss Agnes Snell 26 fractured, four others treated at hospital, including Miss Palmer and Mrs Ruth A Gross 28 with injuries. Proceedings in Circuit Court Tuesday found authorities’ action failed to support damages.

M $ Grice AlePace Palmer Hammond N. V Mons Moan Agnes Snell Ate Pollice Pimmer Motta Nied Tve Agenst Charles Lines Hal Palmer Ruth A. Gross Black River N.Y Marjorie Sayer Macomb N. Y

Movies Of Trip To Mexico Shown At Kiwanis

Mrs. Gerrit Peters presented motion pictures of her trip to Mexico at the Kiwanis meeting in Hotel Frederick. She described U.S. actions in Chapultepec Castle and critiqued relations with Mexico while showing scenes of Mexican places, pyramids, and market scenes.

Mexico Gerrit Peters Maion Kiwanis Club Frederick Pete United Chaputlenecs Castle Ruth San Juan Teotihuacan Roland W Harpaush Teldabed Charles BR. York

England May Expel Other German Nazis

The Daily Herald reported three expelled German newspaper men led a Nazi group in London under the German foreign office, with Home Secretary weighing further expulsions. Scotland Yard probes may yield more removals. The trio ran a Water District headquarters operation, two have left, and about 400 Nazis were said to be active in England.

London The Daily Herald Foreign Office Home Secretary Scotland Yard Saie Herald Water District the Herald Berlin England

Washington Liquor By The Drink Bill Fails In House

Washingtonians may only drink liquor by the drink at tables as the House rejects a bill to allow hard liquor sales by the drink. Current law permits beer and wine at lunch counters. The vote followed a parliamentary move by Rep Ross Collins amid a Wet and Dry battle recalling Prohibition era tensions.

Washington Ross Collins Missipi

Ahlers Assault Case To Be Tried August 18

Lewis Ahlers, near McKaig, arrested after warrants accuse him of assault with intent to kill. He fired thrice into the air during a baby abduction incident involving Gilmore Etzler, Addison Harrison, and Evelyn Lenhart. The child was returned to its mother. The lightning rod detail appears unrelated.

Lewis A. Ahlers McKaig Allen Bartgis Gilmore Etzler Addison Harrison Evelyn Lenhart Ahlers Etzler Harrison Lenhart Frederick Werner Redmond

Protests Over Leasing Obsolete U S Destroyers

Buenos Aires reports a strong protest by the Argentine press against the plan to strengthen Brazil's fleet by leasing six obsolete U S destroyers. The Senate Naval Committee inquiry into authorizing Navy to lease aging warships to South American republics sparks alarms about naval balance in the region.

Buenos Aires Brazil U.S Cordell Hull Senate Naval Committee Navy Department

Four Hester Children Die in Creedmoore Lightning

Four daughters of Mr and Mrs Edvar Hester of Creedmoore were instantly killed by a lightning bolt while huddled in a wagon to ward off rain. Neighbors recall the sisters were together when struck. The incident occurred near Creedmoore on Aug 10. Amelia Bloomer, noted suffrage advocate, is remembered for promoting the bloomer costume originally designed by Elizabeth Smith Miller.

Creedmoore N. C Edvar Hester Amelia Bloomer Bloomer Elizabeth Smith Miller

Workingman Tips Spreading to Waitress Payments

Representative Robert F. Rich of Pennsylvania argues the practice helps workingmen spend their earnings, while the commentary notes that tips once given to workers are now being passed to waitresses as a form of support or income augmentation.

Robert F. Rich Pennsylvania

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