Stolen Car Case Yields Heavy Fines In Court
Noel E Fish, a Monrovia resident with Indiana ties, was fined 50 and one year in the House of Correction for occupying a stolen automobile. He also paid 10 and costs or three more days for operating without a license. The wrecked car belonged to Russell Bury of Unionville and was stolen August 2, later found badly damaged on the Jamaville-Centreville road. An investigation led by Sheriff Crum and State Officer Albert Anderson traced the theft to Fish, who claimed another untamed man used the car. The magistrate warned Fish to verify ownership before riding in any vehicle.
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Despit
Noel E Fish
Monrovia
Indianapoli
Ind
Wea
House of Correction
Quy K. Motter
House of Corerection
Fish
We House of Correction
House of Corractlor
Russell Bury
Unionville
North Market Street
Bury
Amaville
Centreville
Motrovia
Sherif Crim
Dediana
Harry Betcon
Offcer Charles Burray
Betson
S Betson
Court News Equity Cases and Foreclosures
Equity suit Wallace Sparrow seeks absolute divorce with attorney Sherman P. Bowers for plaintiff and mortgage assignee Noel Haller against George Searles and Ads Bearles with foreclosed mortgage action. Designee Paul Bord Myles assigns marriage from Biee Norwood and Fannie Norwood to Oscar Baumgardner with foreclosures. Marriage licenses listed for Charles Sprague 31 Florence Buegel 40 of Norwood Ohio James Wakefield 35 and Dorothy Bay 20 of Baltimore.
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Willem H. Sparrow
Nettie MM. Sparrow
Sherman P. Bowers
Hel Noel Haller
Mortgage Commercial Bank of Maryland
George Searles
Ads Bearles
Moet
Edgar E. McBride
Paul Bord Myles
Woodrow W. Baumgardner
Biee Norwood
Fannie Norwood
Oscar Baumgarder
Martre
Scenses
Charles L. Sprague
Florence Buegel
Norwood
James Wakefield
Dorothy Bay
Baltimore
Leith-Ross to Resume Debt Talks in Washington
To Talk Debts at 7. W. Leith-Roas, chief economic adviser to the British government, will return to the US to resume war debt discussions in scope. London has financed. Sir Leith-Roas accompanied Premier MacDonald to Washington for Roosevelt conferences before the World Economic Conference.
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W. Leith-Roas
US. S
London
Sir Leith-Roas
Premier MacDonald
Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson the Busy David Battling His Goliath in Washington
Washington, Aug. 18 AP. General Mugh G. Johnson, industrial recovery administrator, governs with relentless pace and sharp wit. He answers telegrams, dictates letters, and attends code hearings, shaping wage scales while colleagues admire his calm efficiency and stamina.
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Oy Kgrid Arne
Washington
Aig
Newspaper Corps
Mugh G. Johnson
Henee
Department of Commerce
Tno General
Diver and Squid Encounter in the Sea Episode
Dotty and Wee Scouty hide as a diver moves along the shore. A ten-armed squid grabs the diver by the waist while he struggles to free himself, watched by Dancy and Scouty who fear for his safety. The scene ends with a cliffhanger and a note that Dancy assists the diver in the next story.
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Dotty
Dancy
Scouty
Big Sud
Joose
NEA Service
Tne
Local Socials Highlight Montgom ery and Alexandria Visitors
Aug 18 notes from Sykesville detail visits by Rev and Mrs Watson and relatives from Baltimore and Alexandria, a winner at the Firemen’s Carnival, World’s Fair plans in Chicago, bridge parties, and camping trips with many local families attending events in Howard and surrounding counties.
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Sykesville
David C. Watson
Slater
Mildred Watson
Baltimore
Watson
Mabel Smith
Alexandria
Gothine Rhine
Alpha
Howard Poutry
Ellicott City
Miss Rhine
Jesse Rhine
Helen Ridgely
Wiliam A. Ridgely
Glenwood
Spencer Pindell
Richard Pindell
Chicago
James
Ridgely
Philip Farnum
Frances, Newman
Graham Melville
Frank Baseman
C. L. Bennett
William
DeVries
Montgomery County
Deena Guta
Afr
Herbert DeVries
Liberty Teed
Herbert Cross
Thelma
Qherity Cross
Baseball’s merry go round and fresh faces in 1930s shift
New faces rise as managers seek next season’s strength. Connie Mack’s Athletics plan youth shakes up the roster with Frank Higgins and Willams, while Madjeski and others look to extend careers. Brooklyn’s Hutcheson praised for batting, not fielding, as Coast League exits show missed brass rings. War Glory era horse racing players and upcoming Chicago Derby teased.
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Gus Fat
Connie Mack
Philly
Mack
Connie
Texas Collegian
Frank Higgins
Finney
al Simmons
Madjeski
Willams
Sacramento
Grimm
Camilli
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe “Poodles" Hutcheson
Memphis
Hutcheson
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Emil Yde
Dutch Ruether
Bern Tincup
Early Sheely
Bob Meuse
Babe Pinelli
Earl McNeely
Im Zinn
Arnold Stat
George Burns
Homer Summa
Heigho
Murfreesboro Farmer Kills Three Then Suicide
A 33 year old farmer Clem Wright shot and killed his father J W Wright and two others J Will Douglas and Littleton J Smoth ermoo and wounded two other men before killing himself as police closed in. Deputy T G Arnolds said Wright appeared to go crazy and spoke of everyone against him.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Clem Wright
J. W. Wright
J. Will Douglas
Littleton J. Smothermoo
Wright
Hammon Pope
T. G. Arnolds
Hall Hitler Arrives Mainz Edict Targets Pure Ryan Ancestry
Mainz Germany August 14 The city council orders burghers to greet with a Heil Hitler and raise the right hand. Noncompliance is treated as disagreement with the new order. The decree applies only to those of pure Ryan ancestry.
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Hitler
Mainz
Germany
Tomatoes Shine In Home Market Cooking Guide
Fresh home grown ripe tomatoes dominate a broader article on Vitamin content and culinary uses. It promotes tomatoes as an economic substitute for scarce oranges, details fruit and vegetable vitamins, and provides assorted recipes like stuffed baked tomatoes and a full day menu featuring tomato dishes.
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Joe Markete
Tomaers
Nora Iogee
Eaich
Funeral for Miss Cora Skidmore Held at Ebenezer
Aug 18 funeral at Ebenezer for Miss Cora Skidmore of Richmond Va former resident near Winfield. Visitors at Three Oaks Farm Liberty Road included the Pearces Krumbs Rudy Corbin families. Several relatives and guests from Sykesville Philadelphia Baltimore noted.
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Winfield
Cora Skidmore
Richmond
Ebenezer
Skidmore
Near Winfield
A. C. Stemn
Three Oaks Farms
Liberty Road
M. Pearce
Harry Krumm
Walter Rudy
Morris Corbin
Helen Pickett
Marie
Catherine Baker
Edward
Commaway
Miinois
Annabelle Mauger
New York City
Almer O Stem
Margaret Waltz
Philadelphia
CG. M. Waite
Woodbine
Almer C. Stem
Ai Pe
Wit
Edgar Pickett
Luther Height
Sykesville
Russel Height
Doris
Herd
Fred Pickett
Baltimore
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National Recovery Administration
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NRA
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Marvin McIntyre
Johnsson
Warfield Jr
Warfield Ridgely
Lisbon
Future Farmers of America
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Herbert Leatherwood
Alen Brown
Leatherwood
J. Trvilywird
Harvard
Anna Brayshaw
William Brayshaw
Glen Burnie
K. M. Lee
Newport News
Wiliam Brayshaw
Smithsfield
D. W. Cauthorn
Wiliam
Weiling
Thomas H. Welling
Robert B. Watkins
Aather
C. H. Richmond
R. W. McCardell
David Dean
Dorothy
Albert Hal Florida
Hampton Underwood
Som
Leroy
Glen Underwood
Roanoke Va
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Harry Urderwood
J. Robert Arrington Adt
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Jarboe
William Brancher
Gus Sonnenberg
War Glory
Mr. Khayyam
The
Dark
Imiander
Tennessee Farmer
Fister
Capelaa
Felund
Warsaw
Sgotes
Weiler
Sun
Automobile Club of
Mestaaige Fiser Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
E. B. Measell
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Markell & Ford
Cori
Commercial Bank
Maryland
Haines’ Stock Market
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J.B. Karr
Soa
A.rk. Mount
Tennessee
Elias Newman
Cow Lake
Frederick, MD
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