Death by Self Poison in Maryland War Veteran Harvey Baugher
Harvey S. Baugher, 43, a World War II veteran, was found dead in a washhouse near Rocky Springs after allegedly poisoning himself. The coroner ruled death by self-administered poison arsenic, as family members disclosed heavy drinking and recent sleeping in the washhouse with permission from a local farmer. He is survived by his wife Ethel Stevens Baugher and several siblings and relatives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Harvey S. Baugher
pollon
Baugher
Rocky Springs
Joseph F. Hirtebrand
Harvey, Jr
whso
thes
Hildebrand
Sherif Hoy
Justin Walter
H. L. Pahrney
ordock
Febrney
Justice Sinn
West Patrick street
313th Infantry
Ethel Stevens Baugher
Ethel Marie
Harvey, S., Jr
Henry iee Baugher
Rhoda M. Baugher
Samuel Baugher
Jefferson
Harry
Ray
Buckeystown
Oscar
Adamstown
Walkersville
Charles Ott
Emmitsburg
Tubee Stull
Doubs
Howard Stevens
Kuole
Grant Creek
Peagaville
Lawrence Powers
Arwona
gichison and Son
Non-Complying Utilities Not Barred From Mails
Washington December 5 1935 AP report says Post Master General Farley ruled that holding companies refusing registration under the New Deal utility law will not be barred from mail service at least until Supreme Court rules on act validity. Attorney General Cummings and the Securities Commission had announced no criminal action would start until court outlines government powers.
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Washington
Farley
Supreme Court
Cummings
Securities Commission ad
Report Persists Foxx Goes To The White Sox
Chicago December 5 AP reports persist that Jimmy Foxx first baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics has been said to Chicago White Sox for 75000 dollars in a cash deal. White Sox VP Harry Grabiner and manager Jimmy Dykes call the report bunk. Foxx is slated to change baseball scorers next season.
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Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Weather Today Report and Moonrise Details
Precipitation for 74 hours ending at 7 a.m. today none. December to date temperatures show high and low. year ago high 44 and low 34. Sunset today 447 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:16 a.m. Moon rise tomorrow 2:03 p.m. Moon set late afternoon. Data appears garbled with several OCR errors in numbers and labels.
Christmas Seal Sale Reaches $500 Mark
Five hundred dollars was raised at the Frederick County Health Office in Winchester Hall during the first week of the annual Tuberculosis stamp campaign. Donations ranged from 100 to 2,000 stamps with bonds sent to those receiving 300 or more stamps. An additional 31,300 was raised in stamps from last year, funding monthly clinics led by Dr. Victor F. Cullen and nursing services for locating suspects and advising treated patients.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Frederick ci
Victor F. Cullen
Maryland
Jailed for Indecent Exposure Charge in City Court
A charge of indecent exposure was entered Wednesday night by City Court against Ralph Aan aol yh, colored, who was jailed following the court appearance and remanded to custody.
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City Greer Phebus
Ralph Aanaol yh
Bole Gourt
Rearga Bray auabh
Gas Fire Quelled At Early Main Service Station
A small gas fire broke out at 225 in the block of RG Roberts Westernport as a attendant pumped gasoline. Fire was subdued by attendant Kefauvar using a station extinguisher with no injuries reported. A general alarm drew equipment to the scene and crowd dispersed after the blaze was controlled. Earlier, a wood pile fire at West Patrick and Patrick Street was extinguished by Porter’s crew with no damage.
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bowder
RG. Roberts
Westernport
Gultaling
West Patrick
Jefferson street
Manville
Rf. Andas Westernport
Adams
Kefauvar
West Patrick street
James A. Porter
West College Terrace
Patrick street
West
TVA Is Assailed In Brief Filed In Court
Washington December AP reports a brief filed with the Supreme Court by James M Back former Solicitor General and Alabama power stockholders objects to the Tennessee Valley Authority act as unconstitutional and revolutionary threatening how the federal government and American society are structured. The brief, prepared for the December 19 review, argues the law's validity would overturn established government forms.
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Washington, Dec
Supreme Court
James M. Back
American League
Beck
Alabama power company
social organization of the American people
Federal Circuit“Court of Appeals
st New Orleans
sickholders
Conflicting War News Restraint On Market
News from New York on December 5 reports conflicting war developments and renewed political and economic tension in France, curbing stock activity. The market opened steady then dulled with a slight irregular trend as buying persisted in certain sectors, while grains and cereals eased and corporate bonds stayed weak.
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New York
France
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Grand Champion Selly Sells For 3.00 A Pound In Chicago
The 1925 grand champion Selly at the International Livestock Exposition sold today for 3 dollars a pound, totaling 3 198. A Armour bidder bought the champion for Schweizer Company of New York. The sale matches the 1934 record price. An Armour bidder purchased the champion for 3 dollars per pound, bidding from New York.
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Chicago
ion
Cho E. Yoder
Wellman
Inxa
Armour and Company
Schweizer Company
New York
Protest Against New Road Faces State Roads Board
Baltimore dispatch reports a ten-member Frederick and Washington county delegation urging the State Roads Commission to drop the proposed dual highway between Frederick and Hagerstown. Dr J Hubert Wade argues the $7.1 million project would drain road funds, parallel the existing route only five miles away, and forestall development for decades, favoring property holders along the current national road. Leaders Middleton, Benevold, Bussard, Gladhill and Auby meny accompanied.
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Frederick
Washington
State Roads Commission
J. Hubert Wade
Maryand
State Conservation ‘Commission
Hagerstown
Hesse
Wade
Stineke
Middleton Benevold
east Hagerstown
Middletown
i glans
George L. “Doubs
el Bussard
Ray, Gladhill
Auby m
Board Defends Springfield Hospital Role at Hearing
Top Republican members of the Springfield State Hospital Board defended their actions before Governor Nice, denying control over patient treatment and blaming doctors for mismanagement. The hearing followed a State Survey Commission report noting poor conditions, irregular administration, and recommending board dismissal.
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Baltimore
Board of Managers
Springfield State Hospital
Harry W .Nice
State Survey Commission
Sucrey Commission
ater
Sykesville
C. Will ‘bur Miller
Baltimore county
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick
Br Goodell
Miller
DMlller
Charges Dismissed After Car Collision Hearing
In a Frederick area case, charges against two women were dismissed after a collision following a party. One driver cited lack of vehicle registration card as a reason for dismissal after failing to produce the card. State Officer Charles C. Holden presented the case.
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Bgas
Locke
Allen
Ftern
Monocacy Club Meeting Plans Turkey Supper
The December gathering of the Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church will meet in the church parlors at 6 15 oclock with a turkey supper. Dave Hagan and his Southinners with Tim Sinn, vocalists, will provide entertainment. Committee headed by Jacob H Schmidt includes William A Buckey Albert F Culler Harvey S Shimmerman Fred Krantz Roy Ramsburg Robert C Harrington Lawrence E Berts.
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Southitners
arith Tim Sinn
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Jacop H. Schmidt
Wiliam
A. Buckey
Albert F. Culler
Harvey Shimmerman
Fred Krantz
Roy Ramsburg
Robert C. Harrington
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Regulators Draft New Gas and Phone Rules in State
The State Public Utilities Commission ordered gas and phone firms to respond to a forthcoming order. Objections may be filed, with a hearing set for December 16 to review revisions replacing a 12 year old code.
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Bettas Tae
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Talemaang
New Lead In Loring Murder Case Emerges
New details surface in the Mt. Rainier murder case as investigators move to Baltimore to question a woman tied to Joseph H. Tze. Baltimore officials indicate the witness could reveal motive behind the brutal killing of the Mt. Ranier bride-elect a month ago.
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Upper
Maribor
Mt. Ramer
Baltmore
Joseph H. Tze
Baltimore
devecture
Mt. Ranier
Teagle Denies Oil Pact Report Amid Sanctions Question
Pearle B. Teagle, president of the firm, flatly denied any oil pact with the Standard Oil Company of New York. Source reports from Fonte claimed a pact exists, but Teagle called fulfilment impossible and scoffed at the sanctions angle.
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Standard Oi Company
New York
Pearle BL
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Fonte
Gift of God baby case ends in favor for Miss Ware
Rush Limbaugh testified in the Gift of God baby case and ruled the infant is the child of Anna Waz, not Mrs Nellie Tiptin Muench. The court considered a writ of habeas corpus and will issue a decision after Ware sought return of the child. A separate Roosevelt related incident involved two students held for assault with a dangerous weapon after air pistol shots at a newspaperman and police.
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Anna Waz
Nellie Tiptin Muench
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Limbaugh
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Louis Court of Apnals
Miss Ware
SMIissai Ware
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Mi Mugoch
Kidtip
Cambridge
Mase
Tus Vanghaacht
Roosevelt
Theodore Roces yell
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Noember 20
Census Focus Aims At Business Activity Data
The secretary of commerce reports that 15 census surveys of business have been conducted across regions to capture current activities. He notes demand from industries for up-to-date data on American business prospects and employment trends for practical planning.
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Conbecland
dredio
Bisraas
Roger
businss
Franco-British Ultimatum Proposals For Ital Ethiopia Peace
Premier Laval delivered a set of Franco British suggestions to Italian ambassador Vittorio Cerruti for an East Africa settlement. Proposals favored exchange of territory with Ethiopia gaining a seaport while remaining largely independent, and aimed to forestall a full rejection by Mussolini before the December 12 Lease of Nations oil sanctions meeting. Britain also signaled readiness to join sanctions and reposition Mediterranean naval forces, while U S domestic policy notes discussed tax processing and citrus coloring.
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Vittorio Cerruti
France
Britain
Frances premier deuary
Mussolini
Jationz
east Africa
Italy
Ethiopia
Minister Resigns Amid Staff Shakeup and Move
An unnamed minister announced his resignation along with a broader staff reshuffle. The Rev Mr Getz noted the decision to advance church work while remaining based in Eronsek, with clarifications on residence and duties for supporting deacons and associates.
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