Damages suit moved to Local Circuit Court in Westminster
Plaintiffs Walter N. Rea and wife Fannie seek 25000 from Dr Lewis E. Woodward and son John Woodward for a December 20 1931 auto collision on Westminster main street injuring Mrs Rea. Walter Rea seeks 5000 plus loss of wife services and medical expenses. Defendants deny the allegations. case removed to this county by Chief Judge F Neal Parke after plaintiffs claimed bias in Ostroll county. Attorneys Joseph Loeffler James B Boylan for plaintiffs and D Eugene Walsh for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Camxel
Walter N. Rea
Fannie L. Rea
Lewis EK. Woodward
John Woodward
Rea
Letters From Children To Santa Demand Everyday Christmas Goods
A collection of misread and heartfelt letters to Santa from area children listing wants such as tables and chairs, toys, dolls, skates, bicycles, trains, books, paints, crayons, outfits, and candy. The misspelled names and street addresses show a small town Christmas wish scene with many children requesting common household items and toys.
Roosevelt Seeks Broad Military Reorganization
A new military strategy emerges as sea power and army realignments drive cuts to top naval and land forces. Officials doubt the plan, while President Roosevelt is urged to support the appropriation program and Secretary Swanson presses Congress to move toward naval tread plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Swanson
Congress
Naval
Christmas Gift Wrapping Trends Show Glitter and Color
New York Christmas wrapping guides highlight glittery papers, black and white Victorian motifs, modern Viennese designs, and Japanese handmade sheets. Gold and silver tones, crinkled cellophane, and ornate ribbons lead a crowded market with six sided boxes and metallic tags adding flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Elanshard
NEA
New York
Dec
Ritzy
England
Betty Jane
John
Rooseveltite defense views and currency policy clash in White House
Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelts def nse conviction keeps strong. He notes tensions over arms reductions and MacArthurs larger army as White House debates budget cuts and a resolution on monetary policy. Reports swirl about gold backing and commodity dollars amid Ford and Roosevelt talks.
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Roosevel
MacArthur
White House
Gaving
Morgenthau
Treasury
Hoover
Local butchering gatherings across several households
A string of butchering events was held in multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lochner near Mt Pleasan with nine hogs slaughtered, and others at East Fifth Street with six hogs, plus Lovettsville Virginia and Doubs locations. Dozens attended each event for meals and socializing. The article notes policy focus on closer army and navy coordination in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lochner
Mt. Pleasan
Charles L. Lochner
George Snyder
Grayson Snyder
Edward Hamilton
Clinton Nusbaum
Edward Lochner
Barry Boyer
Harry Nusbaum
Wesley Burrier
Ada Jacobs
Ola Louise Lochner
George Evzler
Wiliam Lochner
Lewis Lochner
Paul Wiles
Tom Schell
Maurice Boyer
Harsey Carmack
Harold Burrier
Carl Locimer
Charles Kutb
Avai
Clarence Tovery
East Pifth Street
Charles Kolb
Charles, Crum
Carl Tobery
Lena Read
Daugher
Ruby May
W. R. Genell
T. A. Gosnell
Flaine
Albert
Lovettsville
Pridiy
H. C. Compher
H. ©. Compher
H. W. Baker
J. A. Snoos
H. E Compher
Charr Snoots
Vatus Nuse
Edmaonia Baker
Pearl Baker
Clair Snoots
C. E Spring
Miss Huth Snoots
Margaret Snoos
Robert L. Wright
Leila Bartlett
Kenneth Baker
Guylindsa Baker
Carrol Baker
Gwendolm Baker
Bevis Compher
Foley Demery
Marvin Compher
Junior Nuse
James Nuse
Jackin Nuse
Doubs
J. W. Hickman
O. B. Thomas
Austin Murray
H. L. Myers
M. W. Hickman
Edward Carey
R. A
Shot by own gun wounds Frederick Tailoring watchman
Allen Bartzis, alias Allien Bartgis, a former city police officer and guard at the Frederick Tailoring Co. plant on East Fourth street, accidentally shot himself in the fleshy part of his right leg about midnight Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allien Bartgis
Frederick Tailoring Co., Inc
East Fourth Street
Accidental pistol discharge injures man at hotel
Marks was carrying a pistol that slipped from his holster and fell to the ground causing the weapon to discharge. The bullet struck his leg two to three inches above the knee and lodged in the hip. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital where doctors said the injury is not serious.
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Santa Claus
News-Post
Amy
Santa
Corinne Moore
East South Street
Masry Jane Dizon
Weet Pith Street
James Dixon
West Firth Street
Helen Grace Dutrow
Motter Avenue
Ian
Tree Harte and Bartels
Jefferson Street
Desi Santa
Bicpele
Jereey
Scott Imffe
Steam Roller
Leonard Meredith
Crommitt
Weet South Street
Mary J. Grove
South Market Street
Ike
Dow
Andaine
Edward Ranneberger
Thirteenth Street
Hermes
Dari Keesey
West Thirteeth Street
Homer Palmer
West Thireenth Street
Amd
Joan Francis Gee
Wasac
Mats Amt
Lenhart
East Seventh
Warm Springs
Henry Ford
Ford
MRA
Toonerville
By Fontaine Fox
the Little Scorpionss Club
Fontats
Rodney Dutcher
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Seaboard Air Line
Charles McCain
Chase National Bank
Allen Bartzis
Let
Florist
Frederick
Wy Sur
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Make
Electrical Dealers’ Council of
A. E. Fisher
Modern Lighting Co
L. B. Nicodemus
Storm & Shipley the Potomac Edison Co
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