Driver Acquitted in Dual County Car Crashes After Inquiries
In two simultaneous Police Court hearings Justice Sherman P. Bowers and Magistrate Bennett cleared all parties of criminal charges. Marshall E. McGary 20 Washington driver in the Thanksgiving Eve crash near Urbana was not charged with manslaughter or reckless driving. Charles J. Smith Walkersville and Charles F. ODonnell Baltimore had reckless driving counts dismissed from a six months old accident near Ceresville. The crashes killed Mrs. S. McCord and Miss Audrey Hess and injured several others including Miss Arin Glidden. McGary testified that he mistook a hitchhiking party for Marines with a punctured tire warning signal on a misty night.
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Agint
Sherman P. Bowers
Coronier
Urbana
Hyasttstown
Alton ¥. Bennett
Ceresville
Justice Bowers
Marshall E. McGary
Washington
McGary
Bennett
Charles J. Smith
Walkersville
Charles F. O'Donnell
Baltimore
N. McCord
Audrey Hess
Bellfire
Ohio
Frederick
Bellaire
Blue Ridge Lines
Georgetown Pike
Arin Glidden
Margaret Kinter
MecGary
Miss Glidden
U. S. Department of Printing and Publications
United States Marines
George M. Wolfe
Sliver Springs
Miss Hess
W. Jarboe Grove
Charles McC. Mathias
Park T. Loy
Hagers
Town
LeRoy Pumphrey
Prince George's County
Walter E. Linn
Coresville
Walter
Chic" Fewster
Irwin Brown
William Volkert
O'Donnell
Smith
Pauliné
Genevieve Smith
Liberty Road
Omcer
B. H. Cecil
William M. Storm
Cedeic Magaha
Lawrence Fagan
Frank Dorsey
James E. Gray
Dorsey
Wille Scott
Sherif
Hiltner
Scott
Rushed crash near hill leaves civilians and Marines involved
Witnesses recount a two vehicle collision on a hill top as a bus carrying about 20 passengers was struck by a car bearing Marines. Miss Hess died at the scene and Mrs. McCord died later. Bus driver Charles Hobbs testified he was driving about 25 mph when the other car crossed the road. Marines testified about signaling and repairs while authorities pursued the driver Leonard Powers who fled. Injured riders in a separate Ceresville crash were minor, delaying the case.
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Charles Hobbs
Sergt
D. R. Peterson
A. F. Anderson
Leonard Powers
Quantico
Marine Corps
Milwaukee
Powers
Frederick
J. FF
Siniar
John Salata
Daniel Ruselieli
Walter J. Conrad
Raymond Helmick
Quantica
Delphey's License Service Promises Prompt 1934 Tags
The Delphey's License Service offers to fit 1934 license blanks with correct amounts for daily service. No delays or returned checks. Take blanks to Delpney's 140 West Patrick Street for prompt plate delivery.
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Delphey's
Delpney's
West Patrick Street
Adv
New Taxes for Deficit Seen in Maryland
Gov. Ritchie forecast Maryland would need new taxes after an operat ing deficit of 783 049 for November. He ordered the comptroller to prepare a statement explaining the shortfall caused by falling revenues and warned it does not affect the state's credit or bond retirement from the 22 cent real estate tax.
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Baltimore
Dec
Gay. Ritchie
Maryland
Comptroller's
Ritchie
Folk singer Bascom Lunsford visits Hood College
Bascom Lamar Lunsford, renowned for western North Carolina ballads and dances, spends Thursday and Friday at Hood College. He describes his work in Brodbeck hall and leads Hood College Dance Club in traditional mountain dances with student and faculty participation.
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Bascom Lamar Lunsford
Hood College
North Carolina
Brodbeck Hall
Lunsford
Dance party announced at college tonight with musicians
The article notes dances to the tunes of wave and King s Highway with Chas Hahn on violin and Grayson Simmons on piano from Frederick. It mentions he conducted several dancing classes and, this evening, a dinner and country dance from 6 15 to 10 30 at the college dining hall.
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King’s Highway
Chas Hahn
Grayson Simmons
Frederick
College
Snow in Chicago Delays Thousands as Snow Drifts Rise
Chicago felt its first major winter event with six to eight inches of snow in the night and drifts reaching feet in many streets. Motorists drove with lights on after dawn while the storm remained localized to the Lake Shore region including Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin with temperatures near freezing.
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Chicago
Promising domestic rubber sources from new experiments
The Department of Agriculture reports Goldenrod guayule a southwestern shrub and the rubber tree of the tropics as the most promising sources for domestic rubber based on recent experiments.
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Tropics
Department of Agriculture
Auxiliary Nominates Officers for Junior Fire Company No 2
The Ladies Auxiliary held its monthly meeting and nominated officers. President Miss Margaret Hartman. first vice presidents Mrs. Millard Haines and Mrs. A. G. Boyne. second vice president Mary Lewis Alexander and Mrs. Kate Gitlinger. secretary Mrs. Ruth Eyler. treasurer Mrs. William Shipley. A program followed chaired by Mrs. Lewis Alexander. A Christmas party is planned for December 26.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
No. 2
Margaret Hartman
Millard Haines
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