Jury Drawn For Next Court Term In Frederick County
Chief Judge Ham mond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn H Worthington selected 48 jurors for September term to serve as 23 grand jurors and 25 petit jurors. Court opens September 14. Sheriff alerted to summon jurors amid expected heavy criminal docket with about 75 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Albaugh
Ipresent
Buckeystown
William M. Boteler
Carlos M. deGarmendia
Frederick
Samuel E. Brown, Jr
Lawson A. Dubel
Gilmer Schley
C. Leonard Storm
Philip 3. Hiteshew
Karl Jacobson
William H. Leichert
Frank A. Castle
Granville M. Smith
Middletown
George W. Culler
Albert S. Remsberg
Creagerstown
Roger H. Geisbett
Harvey L. Stambaugh
Emmitsburg
John A. Horner
Morris L. Smith
Petersville
Harris D. Kepler
Mt Pleasantt
William H. Plater
George A. Benner
Jefferson
Lloyd D. Hale
George W. E Thrasher
Thurmont
John W. Kelbaugh
Anderson H. Etzler
Jackson
Henry R. L. Baker
Charles F. Ansherman
Johnsville
George B. Simpson
Woodville
Daniel J. Young
Singanor
Michigan Farmers May Stop Here Saturday Night
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce confirmed the Fair Grounds can host camping travelers if the Michigan Auto Tours caravan stops in Frederick. Captain Brown seeks confirmation as the caravan’s route and timing remain unclear. Walter Malone and Calvin Dorsey were sent to the House of Correction for six months each on bootlegging charges. William Ayers, jailed for indecent exposure, was moved to the dessaps institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Captain Brown
Michigan Auto Tours
Fair Grounds
R. W. Smith
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Washington
Frederick
Michigan
Middle West
House of Correction
Walter Malone
Calvin Dorsey
Justice Brust
Wiliam Ayers White
Dessaps Institution
Open Road Dedication Marks Lewistown Creagerstown Link
A formal opening for the Lewistown to Creagerstown concrete road is planned for Friday at seven in the Valley Hotel Creagerstown. County Commissioner Frank M Stevens will preside with speakers including John N Mackall chairman of the State Roads Commission and L R Waesche and Son contractors expected to attend. The 4 6 mile highway runs from Lewistown to Creagerstown linking with the Emmitsburg state road to Frederick and completes a wartime project resumed March 15 after a halt for the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown- Creagerstown
Creagerstown
Frank M. Stevens
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Lectures On Obstetrics Held Here For Three Days
Extension Division of the University of Maryland and state health agencies present a six lecture postgraduate obstetrics course by Dr. J M Rowland and staff for medical professionals at the M C A Frederick August 27 September 3 and September 10. State Health Director Fulton says prenatal care reduces maternal and infant deaths and doctors can improve obstetrical practice under this trusted teacher. Similar courses recently ran at Salisbury and Annapolis for regional medical professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Bureau of Child Hygiene of the State
Department of Health
County Medical Society
J. M
Rowland
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Salisbury
Annapolis
Uncertainty Marks Market Price Movements
Uncertainty dominated today's stock market in New York as traders tried to shake off heaviness from fears over a price cutting war and company breaks. Chrysler and U S Steel showed specific activity with U S Steel bid up to 125 78, while overall volume reached about 1 502 000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Siiffer
Chrysler
Brinznx
U.S. Steel Common
Moniha
Detainers for Websters cited by Maryland sheriff
Detainers from Montgomery and Carroll counties against George and Maurice Webster, held in Frederick jail on railroad robbery charges, are filed with Sheriff Albaugh. Wife Willie Webster released on bond as a witness. preliminary hearing not yet requested, likely next week if held. Federal evidence ties the Websters to multiple robberies including canned goods and police badges. B and O police probe continues. Hood College prepares for fall term with new faculty and campus work including an infirmary and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Maurice Webster
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Montgomery
Carroll
Montgomery County
Websters
Carroll Coury
Mt. Airy
Sparrow's Point
Carroll Counties
H. L.denton
Railhroad Police
Wardrobe assembled for Miss Frederick in Atlantic City pageant
Miss Mildred Lee Purdy will represent Frederick at the national seaside event in Atlantic City. The wardrobe is being collected with beautician treatments and outfits for every occasion. Contributions include a blue bird pearl necklace from Flautt's Jewelry, footwear from Young Men's Shop, a French felt model hat and crepe de chine scarf from Mrs. Seidling, material for an evening gown from C Thomas Kemp, and a g0%a designed by Mrs. Decker. Transportation and hotel are arranged with an automobile escort during Sept 7 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lee Purdy
Frederick
Atlantic City
Walter Decker
Miss Purdy
Blue and Grey
Flautt
Seidling
Nat
Dorothy Ellingson Sentenced For Manslaughter
Dorothy Ellington aged 17 was found guilty of manslaughter for shooting her mother and received a term of one to ten years in State prison. In a separate note, a turret drill on the battleship Oklahoma while en route from New Zealand to Samoa left one man dead and another seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellingson
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellington
Washington
Oklahoma
New Zealand
Samoa
Giants’ Ross Young fractures hand after pitch
New York reports Giants right fielder Ross Young sustained a fracture in the right hand from a ball pitched by Pete Donohue. The injury likely ends his season. In Washington a War Department inquiry assigns responsibility to district officials and employees tied to the steamer Norman’s sinking on January 15 in the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ross Young
New York Giants
Pete Donohue
Gincinnati
Washington
War Department
Mississippi
Bandits Evade Troops Take American Eye Specialist
In Harbin Manchuria the bandits holding Dr N J Howard of the Peking Union Medical College for ransom slipped past Chinese troops surrounding them and carried the hostage by boat up the Hwachwan river to a point about 250 miles from Fuchin in Holungkiang province.
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Harbin
Manchuria
N. J. Howard
Peking Union Medical College
Hwachwan River
Fuchin
Manchurian
Holungkiang
Davis Takes Up Coal Situation
Secretary of Labor Davis returns to Washington from six weeks abroad and meets with conciliation director Hugh L. Kerwin to review the anthracite controversy. The conference fuels speculation that the government may intervene in the coal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington
Hugh L. Kerwin
Department
Campaign for Scout Funds Planned by Frederick Council
Meeting of the Scout Council on a Tuesday night discussed securing funds for the Boy Scouts in the city and county for the upcoming year. A committee will set plans to raise money, with Walter Decker offering use of the Opera House for the campaign. Walter Decker and R. F. Seymour are named among speakers and organizers as the executive council lists officers and members from multiple towns.
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Scout Council
Walter Decker
Opera House
Empire
R. F. Seymour
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Seymour
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
The
Boy Scouts
Ignatius Bjorlee
Louis L. Wilson
Harry Cornpropst
Walter F. Zeigler
Philip Winebrewer
Nelson Statfier
Walkersville
Russell Young
Thurmont
Robert Nicodemus
Lioyd C. Culler
Emory L. Coblentz
E. Fisher
Henry L. G. Kieffer
J. A. Long
Walter Duvall
Horace Cutsail
Benjamin Rosenstock
Ira Staley
Leonard Kren
U. S. G. Rupp
Chas. W. Lough
J. H Schmidt
Augus T. Brust
Carl Rhoderick
Middletown
John D. Nicodemus
Walkersviles
John H. Baker
Buckeystown
Edward Bentz
Chas. Opel
D. O. Griffin
C. Maxwell
Lester Smith
Frank Ldertzbaugh
Jndge
Glenn UJ. Worthington
Elmer Munshower
Bradley T. Free
W. R. Glen
W. W. Mines
J. B. Barthlow
J. H. Schmidt
D. B. Statler
T.C. Boutson
Buckerstown
H. C. Hood
Brunswick
Dudley Page
Braddock Heights
City Board Receives Hint of 1.10 Tax Rate
The Board of Aldermen sits as Board of Equalization and Review through Thursday. Budget drafting continues this week with a revised tax rate possible at 1.10 per 100 dollars. official decision depends on the completed budget. Public budget items and departmental requests will be reviewed Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Rotary Club Forum Highlights Boys Work
An open Rotary luncheon centered on boys' work with Rev. Robert Doty of Rochester Pa guiding the discussion. Visitors included President John W. Holter of the County Commissioners Rev. G E Platt of Jefferson and J T Bennett of Gil Cliv Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Robert Doty
Rochester
Rochester Club
Mr. Doty
John W. Holter
G. E. Platt
Jefferson
J. T. Bennett
Gil Cliv, Pa
Frederick Templar Party Elated By Fine Treatment On Trip
Frederick party from Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar and their ladies toured to the Pacific Coast for the 23rd triennial conclave of the Knights Templar of America in Seattle May 27 to 31. The group praised elaborate city preparations, a long parade with 70 Maryland representatives, and social events with local attendees. The Wanderer American Passion Play, viewed by 4,000, drew praise though may not be repeated for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Frederick
Jacques de Molay
Knighis Y Templar
Knuishts Templar of
Seattle
Maryland
Commandery
Beauseant Commandery No. 8
Baltimore
Tong War violence spills into Baltimore killing restaurant owner
Baltimore police report Louie Kwong, owner of a Druid Hill Avenue Chinese restaurant, was fatally shot by two unidentified Chinese assailants as six others were detained. Witnesses described a short confrontation before two gunmen fled in a sedan. Police questioned tong leaders and sought the vehicle involved.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Louie Kwong
Druid Ig] Avenue
Kwong
Maryland General Hospital
George Chan
On Leong
Hip Sing Tongs
Captain Masters
Charley Lee
Sélzell
Sab
Pé. Nee
Kowong
New York
East
Middle West
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Newark
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Hip
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Wip
California
Nevada
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Urner and Worthington
Hip Sings
On Leongs
United States
Lee Wah
Mackall
J. M. H. Rowland
U. of Md
Carroll County
Coma
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Wood
Sarah. Lovejoy
Katherine 8. Arnold
Lilian
Mary J. Shaw
Ruth E. Perry
Martha Thomas
Home Economics
Henry T. Wade
Grace Lockton
Marjorie KE. Stackhouse
Mary H. Filler
Edgar T. Paul
Margaret C. Packer
O. W. Wilson
Mary C. Ott
Cornelia Cleophas Bjorlee
Lees Calero
Mary Lapsley Caughey
Theophilus J. Gaehr
Edith S. Bowen
Florence
Chubbuck
Jessie H. Newzgeon
Gladys M. Banez
Alice Blandy
Miriam Rankin Apple
Helen P. Potter
Lida Hars
Pauline Hopkins
School of Arts and Crafts
Alice C. Witter
Arts and Crafts
Young
Make Campaign For Scout Funds
Templar
Department of Agriculture
Markland
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