Appeals Court Remands Charjen Town Man in Theft Case
Dodge D. H. Rodgers of Berkeley County orders Capt. Henry Clay Gewendanner remanded to Frederick County for trial on a charge of unlawful sale of cattle. Attorney U D Grove Molter files notice of appeal to the West Virginia Supreme Court at Charleston. Gewendanner held in $1,000 bail. petition asks extradition and ongoing appeal proceedings. States Attorney Bowers and Sheriff Hiltner attend. Charles Town Prosecutor Porterfield assists. Gewendanner indicted for sale of 34 steers belonging to Thomas B. Glasscock and Henry Fishback to Frederick County Products, Inc. for $2,877.25. cattle were pastured on his property and shipped to Frederick.
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Dodge D. H. Rodgers
Berkaley
W. Va
Martinehary
Henry Clay Geurendannet
Charjen Town
Oth Maemee
Grove Molter
Getsendanmer
Supreme Court of Wes Virgins
Charleston
Rodgers
Geltendauner & May
Getendanner
Berkeley County
Getsendanner
Frederick
Getwendanner
Frederick County
Wee
Virginia
Maryland
Rodgera
Sherman P. Bowers
Roy M. Hiltner
Mr. Bowers
Geteendanner
Porterfield
Charles Town
Bowers
Noler
Geizendanner
Thomas B. Glasscock
Upperville
Henry Fishback
Marshall
Frederick County Products, Inc
Gewendanner
County Homemakers to name agent this week
A meeting will be held this week in Carroll County to appoint a successor to Miss Agnes Slinder as demonstration agent. Miss Slinder resigned November 1 to take a similar post in Colorado. Interiews will be granted to Miss Judith Ault, Hood College graduate, currently with Cumberland Public Utility’s home service department, and to Miss Adelene J. Xian of New Jersey who spoke with county women weeks ago.
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Airy
Agnes Slinder
Carrel County
Slinder
Colorado
Chester R. Hobbs
Hobbs
Stamp controversy in India over elephant pendant design
Riots erupted across Indian villages after George V stamps for India depicted a small elephant pendant that many Muslims perceived as an unclean symbol. The design was recalled and reissued with a less distinct elephant to quell unrest.
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India
George V
England
Ada
Greorge
Great Britain
Lisit
NEA Service, Inc
Relief meeting to discuss state funds supplementing WPA
Maryland relief officials plan a board meeting to consider using state funds to augment WPA pay. Harry Greenstein, state relief administrator, said the issue would be examined. The state relief situation remained uncertain after the weekend as Gov. Nice weighed accepting federal funds and releasing the federal authorities from responsibility for relief.
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Maryland
Board of State Aid and Charities
Pomorasw
Harry Greenstein
Harry W Nice
Washington
Maryland Police aid Pennsylvania patrol in hit and run
Cumberland Maryland and Pennsylvania state police assist in a manhunt for a hit and run driver after a car struck Willard Werte, 24, of Buffalo Mills, Pa, near Ferguson, Md. Werte died an hour later at Allegheny Hospital.
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MIT
Cass Cumberland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Willard Werte
Buffalo Hills
Fiergieen
Milerake
J. Portwangher
Cumberland
Allegeny Hospital
Doub May Get G O P 6th Dist Nomination
Western Maryland Republican leaders acknowledge a Friends backed effort to draft former Judge Albert A. Doub of Cumberland for the Sixth District primary. Doub has not announced but recent rhetoric against New Deal policy and regional ties to Washington and Allegany counties could help his bid. His supporters say he could draw from Washington and Allegany and appeal to anti-Nice administration factions.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Tham
van Dies Amie Rapade
Nice
Doub
Washington
Allegany County
Irs
U. S. Asks Loan For War Work And Debt Rise
The government sought a 900 million dollar loan to fund winter war work and bolster the Treasury cash reserve. If approved the public debt would reach roughly 30.5 billion dollars. Morgenthau proposed cash subscriptions of 450 million in 7 percent bonds and 450 million in 1 percent notes over 10 years. Also included news of a farmer Magruder badly burned during butchering near Monrovia and political candidate declarations in Garrett County with Harold C. Smith and others seen as contenders.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Mussolini Refuses Peace Terms Amid War Tensions
European peace hopes fade as Paris seeks a twelve day window for oil embargo talks with Mussolini while Rome warns against misinterpreting diplomacy. Laval presses for a peace gesture, Britain eyes Geneva oil action, and US neutrality murkiness persists. Italian claims of British arms aid and new Ethiopian concentrations signal escalating conflict near Amba Alagi, with a major battle anticipated.
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Europe
Pierre Laval
Senito Mussolini
Paris Alphamata
League of Nations
Paris
Mary
Libya
Egypt
Great Britain
Rome
Mussolin
Feminine Army
Aanclions
France
London
Geneve
United States
Washington
Asmara
Eritrea
Auto Crash Fatal Near Baltimore Injures Driver
William Bowers, 20, of Cowenton Md, died in a Baltimore hospital after an early morning auto crash near White Marsh. He was riding in a car that collided with a truck. Daniel Pott of Loch Raven was the car driver charged with driving while drunk and reckless driving, released on $137 collateral. Stanley E Hillman of Richmond Va, truck driver, charged with negligent driving, with collateral set at $101.45.
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White Marsh
William Bowers
Cowenton
Baltimore
Here
Bowers
Daniel Pott
Loch Raven
Stanley E. Hillman
Schmond
Yeckiean
Navy urged to reach full treaty strength in 1939 plan
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral William D Lehys annual Bureau of Navigation review calls for increased personnel to man a full treaty navy with essential wartime removement. He notes shortages of officers and enlisted men left the fleet under manned through 1939 and echoes Secretary Claude Swanson's push for a full treaty strength ahead of London conference.
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Washington
Wim. _D. Lehy
Bureau of Navigation
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
Compensation Sought After Train Auto Collision
A woman from Carroll County seeks 060,000 in court against the Western Maryland Railway and engineer Seqaiel Zinyder for injuries from a collision at Hanover pile. She claims an automatic signal failed and has undergone multiple surgeries and grafts, left eye damage, and ongoing medical needs. Separately H Hubert sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 3,300 after an auto hit a parked freight car on Haven and Gough streets without lights.
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Helm Metgpedey
Westerniem
Seqaiel Zinyder
Duvam
Hanover
Mampsiendl
Carroll County
Mira
Metaper
Girty Gourt
H. Hubert
Baltimore Am Ohio Railroad
Gough
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Rockville
David J. Lewis
I. M. Werts
Ernest W. Miller
C. E. Cline & Son
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Ban Patrik BH
LAVAL
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Alaji
Dlty
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More Hospital
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