Murder charge looming in Wolfsville knife death
Two men are jailed without bond and a fourth man is critically ill after a stabbing at Glenn Cline’s Harmony area home near Wolfsville. Dorsey D. Gilder died from abdominal wounds at Frederick City Hospital. Funeral planned for Harmony Lutheran Church with interment at the Church of the Brethren cemetery.
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Wolarvifs
Dorsey D. Gilder
Gilbert
Frederick City Hospital
Harmony
Glenn Cline
Wolfsville
Cle
Luther Jackson
Albers Brandenburg
Wolfsvile
aes
Walter EB. Linn
Lowery
Doll
Jackson
fam Gilbert
Gilere
Eva Gilbert
Anna
Alma
Josephine
Dorser
Elmer
Harmony Lutheran church
Regik Ralph Tabor
witl
Church of the Brethren at
C. T. K. Gladlw
Ten million tons of coal to be purchased
Washington Dec 1 AP Ten million tons of coal are to be purchased by the Federal Emergency Relief Corporation for stockpiles. Barry L. Hopkins president said 8,000,600 tons bituminous and 2,000,000 tons anthracite will be used. The Anthracite Institute lowers price by 70 cents a ton and bituminous operators offer 2 to 10 percent discount from NRA code price. Local relief areas will change with coal used. Maryland Pensylvania 12004 tons reported. Estimates missing for Alaska among other states. 17 Drowned In Turkey storm razed property along the Black Sea coast.
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Washington
Federal
Lumius Relief Corporation
Barry L. Hopkins
Anthracite Institute
NRA
reli
Peonsriveria
aginza
Weather Summary for December 1932 and 1933
The report outlines precipitation levels with December 1932 at 31 1 inches and December 1933 showing an excess of 7 inches through December 1. High yesterday was 12 and yesterday's low was 43. Moonrise is at 7:39 p.m. and moonset at 1:58 a.m. Weather details include sun and moon timings and prior year comparisons.
Woman dies after poison self administration in Gettysburg
Mrs. Hazel Steinour estranged wife of Morris Steinour a local bus driver died at Warner hospital Gettysburg Pa from poison self inflicted. She had come to the city to reconcile with her husband but the effort failed and she was found in the hotel hallway early Thursday morning. She was 31 and funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 am with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Gettersburg
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Hazel Steinour
Morris Seinour
Warner hospital
Gettysburg
Steinour
Self rule proposal hits new liquor industry push
Federal Alcohol Administration discusses a self rule policy to regulate the nascent liquor industry. Joseph Ho Choate Jr leads the inquiry while officials warn against potential risks. Names connected to the discussion include R A Pearson president of Maryland Fredericks County and others across towns such as New Market Middletown Braddock and Pomona. The record shows a broad group weighing the path forward for industry governance.
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Joseph Ho Choate
Federal Alcohol Centte
agenert
OSEDIAUVES BIE
R. A. Pearson
presi- Sity
Marycandom
Frederics county
aevy Mo Howard
David Poy
Pomona Mas
Touhy gangster dies in jail after acquittal in Hamm case
Wille Sharkey of the Touhy gang hanged himself in St Paul County Prison after the group, recently acquitted in the Hamm kidnapping, faced possible transfer and an indictment for the John Factor abduction. Guard Moeller said Sharkey complained of a headache around 1 a.m. and asked for tablets. Roger Touhy and others remained in custody with prior charges and additional warrants.
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Hamm
John Factor
Sharkey
Gus” Shafer
Minneapolis
Two-Year Sentence In Maryland Court Roster
In Westminster Bascom Vaughn of Union Mills was sentenced to 18 months in the Maryland House of Correction for assault with intent to maim. Others include Jobs Brothers six months for manslaughter and several gations for larceny from Mount Airy, Thurmont, and Sykesville. Three appeals were dismissed for nonappearance.
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Westminster
Garroli county
Bascom Vaughn
Union Mills
William H. Forsythe, Jr
Maryland House of Correction
Vaughn
Roscoe Six
Wesley Glass
Noah Newman, Jr
Sarr
Jobs Brothers
Gamber
Carroll’ county
Elias B. Shillings
Sykesville
George E Benson
Carroll Stonesifer
Taneywen
John H Shirk
Quenstedt Hints at Maryland Gubernatorial Bid
Annapolis guest speaker Walter E. Quenstedt told the Young Republican League that party leaders urged a gubernatorial run and he planned a formal announcement soon. He criticized Maryland leadership for failing to set trends and urged voter registration while accusing the governor of turning race into a political football amid the Eastern Shore incident. In Baltimore, 350 police repulsed over 500 striking longshoremen trying to breach lines around a non union unloading vessel.
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Westmaer
Mayo
Walter E. Quenstedt
Annapolis
Carol commis
jeaders
Quensett
Maryland
toers
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Hspie
R B Mellon Banker's Death Shocks Pittsburgh
R B Mellon president of Mellon National Bank and brother of Andrew Mellon died at his home in Pittsburgh at age 76 after a month of illness. He led the McDon bank and served as president or director of numerous enterprises. His wife, a son and a daughter were at his bedside.
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Pittsburgh
R B. Mellon
the
Mellon National Bank
Andrew Mellon
McDon bank
Middletown Leads County Tax Payments in Auditor Report
The auditors report covers county finances through July 2 showing total county taxes of 796,841.61 with Frederick district paying 226,903.86 and Middletown 32,602.13. The year saw a drop in county tax receipts of over 100,000 and a tax rate cut to 1.20 for the year, with further reductions expected in the half year.
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Middletown
Frederick
Buckeystown
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
New Market
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Prederick
Singanore
Grass Fire On West Second Street Burns Vacant Lots
A grass fire spread across vacant lots on West Second Street and Rothwell Terrace at 10 30 am. A bonfire started by children allegedly caused the blaze. Firefighters from Independent Engine Company extinguished it with a booster stream.
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West Second street
Rothwell Terrace
Richard Ramsberg
James Cosmo James
endle
Hearing Postponed in Central Trust Company Stockholders Case
The Circuit Court hearing for John J. Ghingner as receiver of the Central Trust Company, against 13 stockholders, has been postponed to December 16. The suit seeks to enforce payment of stock by stockholders under state ranking law. Twenty one stockholders answered. 32 remained in default, including Emory L. Cottentz, president of the bank.
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John J. Ghingner
Cemsral Trus Company
Emory L. Cotlentz
the
banc
CWA extends holiday work as new road squads start county projects
Nearly fifty workers toiled Thursday under the Civil Works Administration. A new squad under the State Roads Commission began road repairs near Thurmont and High Knob. Curb and gutter materials contracts were awarded to Frederick Brick Works for cement and cement sand and to Polinberger and Manse for stone. Labor remains performed by crews, not contractors.
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Civil Works Administration
Thurmont
menu
State Roads Commission
High Knob
che Ling
aAncre road
Carroll parkway
Parkway school
CWA
Frederick Brick Works
Polinberger and Manse
Mrerville
November scarlet fever outbreak in Frederick County summarized
Health report shows 30 scarlet fever cases in November with seven in the city and distribution across Watkeosville Thurmont and surrounding towns. Diphtheria cases remain low with one case and no deaths. overall nine month totals include 93 scarlet fever cases and no fatalities.
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Frederick county
E. C. Kefauver
Ejamsville
Ailddietown
Frederick City Hospital
Dairymen heckle Heaps at Maryland meeting
About 1,600 attendees at the Maryland State Dairymen's Association session heckled Isaac Heaps, head of the Eastern States Marketing Association, when he failed to announce a key plan. He praised officers, dismissed the Senate committee inquiry as ridiculous, and outlined price debates with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and health department rules affecting Washington shipments.
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Westminster
National Guard
Isaac Heaps
Eastern States Milk Marketing Association
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
Heaps
Senate Mik
ith
King
Senate District committee
Washington
Baltimore
Nis steners
Senate
tan
MEE Marketing Association
jhead
Agriculture Department
Health Department
Witness in sharp object attack case aided conviction
Viola Brown testified at Police Court, aiding the conviction of Estella Weedon for assault. Weedon was found guilty on testimony and faces possible sentence. Brown, 17, was struck and kicked after appearing as a witness, sustaining jaw injury. The incident followed a separate trial over a prior assault.
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Estella Weedon
House of Correction
Viola Brown
Gut EK. Motter
Himeharts jaley
George Layman
Arthur Hoffmen
alles
A. G. Bourne
Montevue hospital
Weeden
Grace Hacker
xuife
Offcer Charles Burtas
Edgar Crum
Patrol Assembly Gathers Frederick County Students
About 100 members of the patrol were at Parkway school at 1 o clock to hear Burton Marsh of the American Automobile Association speak on traffic safety. Frederick County schools list patrols at multiple sites including Church Street and Parkway, with about 60 boys and 40 girls serving as patrolmen.
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senceof OTS' patro
Parkway school
Burton Marsh
Washington
rafic engineering
Amercan Automobilize Association
Frederick county
folows
Church street
Noth Market street
Parkway
Washington street
East End
West End
Brunswick
Middletown
Lewistown
Walkerstde
Thurmont
Liberty
New Market
Ralph W. Boyer
Automobile Club of Maryland
Baltimore Lawyer Bernard Ades Faces Disbarment Proceedings
Disbarment actions launched in U S District Court against Bernard Ades a Baltimore attorney on four counts of professional misconduct. He allegedly interfered in the Lee Davis and Page Jupiter cases and published critical statements about Maryland judges damaging public trust. He requested time to review the order before responding.
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Baltimore
Bernard Ades
United States District Court
United States District
Wiliam C. Coleman
Ades
ter
Buel Lee
George Davis
Kent county
Page Jupiter
Maryland
Lee
Enel , Lee
Davis
Foes Hope 10 Beat $1.10 Liquor Tax
Annapolia December 1 AP Senatorial fees of a 1.10 excise tax on liquor were seen as likely to be stripped from the state as Senate considers the measure this afternoon. Support grew with claims Governor Ritchie would not insist on the tax but desires revenue from liquor. In response, a statewide dry act was proposed to forbid liquor sales before new laws are enacted.
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Annapolia
iguor bi
Senate
Ritchie
Counties Face Overdrawn Road Funds Under State Act
Fifteen of Maryland's 23 counties overspent their highway appropriations under the state maintenance and construction act, while Baltimore and eight counties show unexpended balances. Noted overdrafts include Carroll at 321,108.57 and Frederick at 73,7. Overdrawn totals apply to county systems, not statewide spending.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Carroll
Frederick
Fined $400 For Violation Of Its Blue Eagle Code
Brooklyn reports Hercules Gasoline Filling Stations Inc and its leaders David Lind Moe Levine were fined for NRA code violations. Lind and Levine each received $100 fines and the corporation $200 after a November 16 indictment by a county grand jury. Stocks show modest gains as gold climbs eight cents to 2401 per ounce. Public participation weak. court term to resume Monday in Montgomery County with many criminal cases set.
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Brooklyn
Hercules Gasoline Filling Stations, Inc
David Lind
Moe Levine
Clarence G. Gais
New York
Montgomery county
Passenger in Stolen Car Thieves Gallop
Two men on Franklin Street stole a car and fled after a sleeping passenger awoke. Fermond Norris, 29, of Rockville, a declared passenger, said they came for a Thanksgiving celebration and took a nap before the car started and the vehicle was stolen.
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Baltimore
Franklin street
WiNOR
Fermond Norris
Rockville
Beltimore
remble
Foreign Liquors To Be Imported After Tuesday
The executive committee representing four government departments agreed to impose a quota on imported foreign liquors for four months based on the 1910-14 average per country. The policy aims to stimulate foreign trade as repeal nears effect next Tuesday. The Agriculture Department will regulate manufacturers and importation.
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Washington
State, Commerce and Agricultural Departments
the Treasury
Agricultural Department
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