Jail Term Failing Testimony Ends With Fine and Jail
A Knox County court heard multiple cases including a man, Brashears, jailed for contempt after claiming sickness and drunkenness. Harry Myers pleaded guilty to theft of a tarpaulin from a Baltimore and Ohio car. co-defendants Cooper and Neon faced trial. Other defendants, Shackleford and Ridenour, faced charges of receiving stolen goods with Guilty pleas and defenses argued. Judge Willard oversaw.
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Bisreward
Pheodore
Knoav
Arthur de Willerd
Willard
Tia
Knoxville
Walter TH. Axline
M. E Mungaba
Balimore
Ohio
John Campbell
Nelson
Myers
Cooper
Brashbars
Magaha
Charles W. Smith
David T. Maldebrand
Cooley Combs
John M. Grownickle
Philin A. Gaver
Charles A. Shorb
Edgar P. Culler
William D. Curf
John Til Shackleford
Rochester
Frank R. Geisbert
Frederick Junction
William Ridenour
Shackleford
Maude Carpenter
Geisbert
Roy M. Miltner
Baltimore and Ohio
Gelsbert
A.B. Smith
Francis
Campbell
Sasseer Signals Run for Governor in Maryland
Upper Marlboro Md Dec 3 AP reports Sasseer may seek Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Backers of Attorney General Herbert O Connor, also a Governor candidate, discussed persuading Sasseer to oppose Senator Tydings.
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Upper Marlboro
Senate
Lansdale GR Syveragancamrad Tata Pannrte
Goveernor
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lasseer
Tydings
Weather record shows limited precip and temperatures
The report notes no precipitation for the 24 hours ending 7 PM today and lists December values with large past totals. It records yesterday's high at 41, last night's low at 20, and mentions an average temperature around Bunets with unclear figures.
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Bunets
Girl Bitten By Dog On Way To Schaal
A girl was bitten on the arm by a dog that followed her toward Schaal School. Principal Chis Clem said the incident led to the dog being confined for ten days and requested city dog catchers be alerted to dogs following or molesting pupils. Reports indicate similar disturbances at county schools with dogs roaming and disturbing students.
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Schaal
Batten
Shorles Baker
Saul
Gary
Chis
Wee G Clem
EC. Refiover
Healy
Mays
Clem
Toy collection set for Saturday by The American Legion
France Scott Key Post No 11 will host a second toy collection on Saturday after bad weather halted the first effort. Legion volunteers ask residents to leave toys on porches and note no toy is too damaged for repair. Repairs occur at Winchester Hall basement with toys later displayed at 20 North Market Street.
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France Scott
Key Post No. 11
American Legion
Legion
Legionnaire
Robert Burratt
Legis
Winchester Hall
North Market Street
Shop Keeper Held For Murder Of Little Girl
Newport News Virginia December AP reports Michael Ritter a 77 year old former shopkeeper was ordered held for grand jury action. He is charged with murder in the death of Sue Stokes 12 and felonious shooting in wounding her schoolmate Mary Ellen Coleman also 12 after he complained children defaced his property with chalk.
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Newport News
Michael Ritter
Sue Stokes
Mary Ellen Coleman
U A W A petitions labor relations board at Ford plant
The United Automobile Workers of America petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for certification as the collective bargaining agent for Ford Motor Co in St Louis assembly plant. The union said 814 members supported the move, not a majority of about 1,100 employed, following a November 24 strike.
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St Louie
Dee A
United Automobile Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
St. Louie
Foard Motor Co
Ford
Speedy Rally Lifts New York Market Early
A brief but rapid rally lifted leading stocks in New York trading. The surge produced gains of up to four points before fading, with many issues advancing during the brief upswing. The market ended with cautious optimism as investors watched prices move higher in early trading.
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New York
Dee 7
Howe
Harevec
Howe Stertine
County Friends Rally Over Former Pastor in Liquor Battle
A resignation and salary dispute at Walkersville church sparks a clash between church members and city officials over liquor interests. Rev Me Shike, long active against alcohol, may be targeted for new pastorates as details emerge of his nine years at Walkersville and his Bible distribution work.
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Flew Chante
St. Matas
Res
Myr Shilke
Shilke
Wat Wits
Me Shike
Woudebura Lutheran Church
J. Prank Fife
Holy Comforter Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Walkersville
Oakland
Maryland Bible Society
LaGuardia Signals National Ambition At Anniversary Dinner
Mayor LaGuardia’s talk at the 25th anniversary dinner of Survey Associates hinted at a broader national political bid beyond New York City. He avoided local issues like city taxes and farm relief, focusing instead on wider American needs.
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New York
Dee
LaGuardia
Survey Associates
Former Actress Linked With Death Investigation
Los Angeles report notes a $35,000 cache of gems and cash tied to the unsolved slaying of gambler Les Bruneman. A safety deposit box registered to Bruneman and another gambling figure yielded $30,000 in diamonds and $5,000 in cash, with the actress’s identity kept secret on a jeweled tag. Mer attorney says negotiations begun for return of the gems.
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Los Angeles
Les Bruneman
Hollywood
Bruneman
Mer Atttorney
Remains as Mayor Despite Indictment in Newark
Mayor Meyer C Ellenstein stayed as Newark's chief executive after Corporation Counsel James O'Brien ruled the indictment charging him with participating in illegal land deals did not disqualify him. The grand jury later indicted 30 individuals including city commissioners in a Port Newark land fraud probe.
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Newark
N. J
Meyer C Ellenstein
James O'Brien
Ellenstein
Ely
Port Newark
Youth Testifies in Death Penalty Inquiry Trial
A 19 7 young marine testified at the Walter Rose murder trial in Virginia, describing the events leading to the killing. The witness, a police officer, stated details about the accused and the sequence of the crime, as the court heard testimony in Stafford Court Hauer.
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Stafford Court Hauer
Fo McDermott
Stile Police oMcer
Walter I. Rose
Marine
Capsal Pune Werment
Virginie
Bimeedt
Davidson
Waehargtom Atfarne
Bitter fight over wage hour bill sparks AFL push
The American Federation of Labor drafts new recommendations to modify or defeat the proposed wage hour bill. They seek a single administrator under the Labor Department and oppose a five member independent board. The Senate must act on House changes before Roosevelt’s Christmas deadline.
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Washington Dee
Crites
American Federation of Bator
Treo
Singe Administrator Under the Hanisdiction of the Labor Department
Senate
House
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Dual Unionism Block in Labor Peace Talks
Washington dispatch says William Green and John Lewis pressed for reunification of the AFL and CIO in four hours of talks. They recessed without agreement on a labor peace.
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Washington
Alanis
Willam Green
John Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Wotll & Ovclok
Practical Toys For Kiddies At Christmas In Kane Pa
Santa Claus will take quieter practical toys from local manufacturers this Christmas in western Pennsylvania. William Wenretta, a pioneer in educational play, describes the items as educational toys and emphasizes their quieter nature amid dust and holiday needs.
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Kane
Santa Claus
Baltimore Child Trapped By Flames
Baltimore boy age four was severely burned when flames trapped him in the cellar of his home. Firemen searched the smoky cellar as Frank, 13, attempted to rescue him but was driven out by smoke.
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Baltimore
Dee
Gilbert Pederies
Frank
Four Fire Companies Subdue Blaze in Cockeysville Md
A fire damaged several businesses in Cockeysville Md before four fire units contained it. Two men sustained minor injuries to shoulder and leg while fighting the flames. Fire crews from multiple stations battled the blaze and brought it under control.
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Cockeysville
Dee
James
Minister Acquitted in Wile Slaying Case
A mountain minister, Neckley Woova Dee, was acquitted today by a second jury on a charge related to the death of his 22 year old second wife Victory. A prior trial was aborted after failure to reach a verdict.
In New York a fatal pad way assault claims life
A man named Charles A Klein suffered fatal injuries after a brutal assault on a dark stretch near Central Park. Investigators report a violent incident occurred on a pedestrian path as bystanders witnessed the attack.
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New York
Charles A Klein
Britain ousts older generals in major army reform
Britain completes a sweeping overhauls of its war leadership as three of four senior generals resign or are replaced by junior officers. Major changes install Leslie Hore Belisha as war minister and move Viscount Gort to the top army post to accelerate equipment and mobilization for the global conflict.
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Battain
Fap
Union Council
Daw Doerinis Ceaup
Etl
Navy
Abtforce
Viscount Gorte
the Tiger
Guomen Raid Postoffice Clerk Shot During Payroll Robbery
A gang robbed a post office today near Lockeport about 50 miles southwest of Chicago. They shot a clerk named John West and fled with payroll reportedly worth about 2,500 dollars from the Texas Company. Police Chief Fred Lindner was assaulted during the incident.
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Lackport
Wn Company
Dia
Lockeport
Chicago
John West
Fred Lindner
Texas Company
Marinelli Resigns Amid Accusations in Albany
Marinelli, a Tatumany leader and New York county clerk, submitted his resignation to Governor Lehman amid charges by Republican Prosecutor Dewey that he was unfit for office. He faced claims of political ties to racketeering, harboring a federal fugitive, and associating with known criminals.
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Albany
Noy
Dee
Albert Marinelli
Tauday
Asf
New York
Goveernor Lehman
Trariis + E Dewey
Marinel
Mysterious siren scare draws crowd to firehouse
A loud siren blast at 9 30 pm Thursday drew many townspeople to the engine house. No fire was found and the alarm was traced to a prank by a young man at the variates Pitapeas Hee. The siren was repeatedly activated before restoration of normal operation.
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Wariartes Pitapeas
Behind the Sulfanilamide Harvest in America
Investigators trace a deadly sulfanilamide crisis across the United States after reports of 73 deaths in September and October. FDA agents, local officials, and druggists recover bottles, inspect shipments, and press manufacturers to halt production while tracking tens of thousands of order slips and sales records.
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Washington
Wallace
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Eixir Ma
New York
Tuba
Ohio
Kanas
Oklahoma City
Kateas City
San Francisco
Texas
Memorial service to honor deceased Frederick Lodge members
Frederick Lodge No. 061 BP holds a public memorial service Sunday at the Tivoli Theater. Judge Don P. Halsey of the Lynchburg Circuit Court will deliver the principal address on Elkdom, with Postmaster Guy K Motter speaking on Our Departed Brothers. The Eliza chorus will sing three hymns.
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Franch Perrott
Frederick Lodge
Eliza
Grayson Hy Staley
Emmert BR. Jowlus
A. Hart Elebison
C. Fred Knock
Irving M. Landauer
Dati M. Mee Jer
Charles A. Opel, Jr
George Smith
Tim Sinn
G Raymond Shipte
Chart
Webber Wall
Pay Roll Request Sparks Mandamus Suit at Springfield State Hospital
Miller says board member Millard Weer seeks the hospital payroll and refuses to disclose reasons after a board meeting. Weer files mandamus suit in Carroll County Circuit Court against Dr Ira A Darling and the board demanding a payroll copy. Dr Darling offers to let Weer study records in the institution office, but Weer declines. Weer, a Democrat and Sykesville postmaster, was twice mayor of Sykesville.
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Millard & Weer
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
C. Wilbur Miller
Weer
Mer. Weer
Carroll County
Ira A. Darling
Decewee Wa Mater Meda Lue
Westminster
Darling
Neali
Sykeaville
Drug taint linked to multiple deaths and missing IDs
A clarifying report notes an ounce of a tainted bottle marked with a doctor’s prescription, used to cover sales linked to two deaths. Wallace asserts the substance was tasted for favor not life risk. Dozens may be affected with deaths and dozens missing IDs still unresolved.
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South Carolina
Worter
Eller
Canera
Wallace
Ecole Aively
Fred
Convreht Mnit
Japs Withdraw From Land Held By U S Marines
Amid tense occupation at the International Settlement, Japanese troops pulled back after a rally and a grenade blast on Nanking Road wounded five. British, Chinese, and American officers reported injuries while protesters and barbed wire barricades complicated access to hotels and homes.
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Cat Chirkes BO
Perry
Fueer
Auidnes
Weeter
Asm Bombere
Ob Civers
Frice
Trice
oMeer
Brice
Nanking Road
Heeman
E. T. Malt
Beltish
Vincent Read
Christmas Organ Recital At Hood College on Sunday
Hood College presents its annual Christmas organ recital in Brodbeck Hall. Professor Henry T. Wade performs a program including Christmas by Gaston Defthier, Brahms chorale A Rose Breaks Into Bloom, In Dulci Jubilo improvisation, Ave Maria, Gullmant Prelude and Toccata, The Infant Jesus, Nutcracker Suite dances, and The March of the Magi Kings. Mina Frances Fuller assists on piano in Hagerstown.
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Hood College
Henry T. Wade
Brodbeck Hall
Gaston M. De[thier
Mr. Wade
Brahms
Karg Atert
Otto Drenel
Schubert
Mina Frances Fuller
Hagerstown
Alexandre Gullmant
Cindlan
2500 Hand Grenades Found Near Paris During Investigation
Government agents uncovered about 2,500 hand grenades near Paris at 2 AM. Text fragments indicate the find related to a revolutionary conspiracy and a weapons cache. The report mentions a truck driver and a patrol delivering arms and a 46 box cache with grenades retrieved.
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Paris
New
Impetua
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