Two youths jailed for corn thefts after refusing farm work
Joseph Smith 21 and his brother Chindes R Smith pleaded guilty in Frederick County to three thefts involving 610 pounds of corn from Oscar Summers near Monray and 352 pounds from Vernon Mullinix near Bartholows. Detainers from Howard County accompanied the case. a fifth sentence covered six bags of corn.
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Tayo
Abun
Joseph Simith
Bali
Chindes
Additio
Howard County
Sherdl
Denver J. Shook
Yar
Tiss
Emmett 2
Bowlus
Smith Brothers
Bots
Oscar D. Summers
Monray
Ralph Mullinix
Mt. Airs
Vernon Mullinix
Bartholows
Joseph C . Verming
Poplar Springs
Cleveland Lawson
Frances Spriges
Sherif Shook
Marvey Burall
Joh C. Derr
Burall
Shank
Mt. Airy
Joseph Smith
Gue
Roosevelt urges ICC to keep railroads solvent under private control
President Roosevelt told reporters the Interstate Commerce Commission should seek to preserve insolvency of the railroads with the aim of keeping them under private management and ownership. He urged a prompt decision on higher freight-rate requests while avoiding government ownership.
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Washington
Nec
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
One Year Since Edward Left Britain's Throne
A 61st anniversary marks the abdication of Edward VIII and the transfer of the throne to his brother. The period notes the absence of strong official remembrance as Edward and Wallis Warfield Simpson are referenced in a murky account of royal history.
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Edward
Britain
Tendon
Dee
Camnet Tye
Wallis
Fhitimoare
Winleon
Frederick City Liquor Licenses Bring In Over Two Thousand
City receipts from liquor licenses totaled 2140.66 with five 1987 applications refused and three revoked while three suspended. County licenses paid 8307.00 net after refunds. towns listed varied receipts. County total licensed year begins May 1 with nine special two day licenses issued.
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Frederick County
Revere
G. Ed Myers
Frederick City
Brunswick
Emmitsburg Voce
Thurmont
Woandetaen
Ono New Market
Mono Walkersville
Middletown
Head of French Death Syndicate Escapes Police
Police report the head of a French death syndicate, Roger Million, fled with his mistress and a third suspect after a kidnapping and murder tied to dancer Miss De Kaven in Brooklyn. Authorities pursued along southeastern French roads. a hotel escape preceded a mysterious phone call. Weidmann, the killer, confessed to strangling De Kaven. a fourth member was killed earlier.
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Starfieed
Alean de Kaven Rooklyn
France
Dickary
Vnter
Nantua
Roger Million
Million
Eugene Weidmann
Weidmann
Miss de Kaven
Whit
Germin
Crit
Landon Declines Republican Presidential Re nomination
Kansas Governor Alf Landon announced he would not be a Republican presidential candidate. He said he would not accept the nomination if offered, stressing he remains active in party affairs and did not plan to retire from politics. The remark came during his visit for the Gridiron Club dinner in Washington.
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Washington
Alf
Slayer Dies by Suicide Before Execution in Idaho
A condemned killer in Batse Idaho, identified as Douglas Van Viack, killed himself four hours before his scheduled hanging. He reportedly escaped guards by climbing a 30 foot cell block and leaping to a deadly end.
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Batse
Idaho
Dee
MW Capl
Hananiin
Douglas van Viack
Mina
van Viack
von Viner Kiesud Lis Meter
Ty Hop
Three Philippine Army Officers Rescued On Island
Manila December 1 AP reports three Philippine Army officers were rescued from a tiny tropical island after their plane force landed four days earlier. An American officer and Philippine officials described the ordeal and the rescue by fishermen who provided shelter.
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Manila
Isle of
Bugiiy
Paulina Santos
Philippine Army
Cal
Fidel Sepuado
Ldi Perice Corps
William Lee
U. S.A
Commonwealth Air Corps
Pennsylvania Marks Part In Celebration
Pennsylvania marks the tenth anniversary of ratification with statewide events led by a governor appointed commission. Schools and patriotic groups join in a three day series of commemorations reflecting on the nation’s founding document.
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Pennsylvania
Geo
Earle
Dings
Springfield plans $275,000 hospital addition
Dr. George H. Preston announced approval for a $275,000 addition to the Springfield State hospital for tubercular treatment. Architect Weery Thophing said sealed bids open January 7, with work to begin by January 15 and finish in one year.
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Baltimore
George H. Preston
Springfield
Rails Rally: Buyers Fail To Follow Through
A New York rally in rails briefly steadied the stock market but buyers did not follow through. The midday rebound trimmed several losses, though by afternoon declines spread again as turnover remained light and Sterling rose slightly.
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Rails
New York
Brivers
Sterling
Weather data garbled from OCR report
Incomplete notes report temperatures and times but key details are unclear. Reads like past night low and upcoming values but many words misrendered. Unable to extract coherent forecast or figures from the fragment.
Floradora Girl Returns To See Broadway After Inheritance
Mrs. Margaret Bo feeves once a Floradora girl of the nineties plans a trip to Broadway. The frail widow, linked to Hedief records, receives a surprise inheritance from her late husband Jeffry. The details reflect a faded celebrity reconnecting with the stage.
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Chiedgs
Regional Spears Event Highlights Local Contests
Mrs Mary McGolerek of New Market led the regional contest of the National Farm Show in Chicago where winners advance to national competition. The Bathinvore event stressed rural health and sanitation with emphasis on county health bureaus providing maternal and child health services and vital statistics.
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Frederick County
Mary DR
Jess
Gopterich
Bathinvore
McGoturi
Aocaunty
Plot to Assassinate French Foreign Minister Disclosed
Police seized a deteriorated letter in Videneivnins, Frince, Dec. 1, revealing a plot to assassinate French Foreign Minister Sivan Delhos. The writer, Koloman Badai, was jailed after being charged with firing shots through windows at the Naw tions building in Geneva in 1935.
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Videneivnins
Frince
APA
Aesasad
Sivan Delhos
Polier
Koloman Badai
Geneva
Woman Judge Makes History in Local Election
A readable fragment shows a woman judge preparing to take office, with references to campaign figures and political context. The caption hints at a first-term milestone and contrasts with Democratic opponents, indicating a historic victory for a female candidate.
County man sentenced in homicide case after holding period
A county man was given a withheld sentence following a death tied to the Holphe Buk case. Authorities described the events at Ble Ridge Summit, with 22 prisoners involved and actions centered on Washington county court proceedings last May.
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Semtetwe
Foo Morse
Waepeneam Wibreth
Vote Today on Crop Control Measures Stirs Farm Debate
Washington reporters note key players Howe and Bee Richards leading support as crop control measures faced expected passage via a farm-price provision. Senate delay clouds chances of a vote this week, with leaders signaling long debate and shifts before a House roll call.
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Wahington
Bee
Howe
Pragesen
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Chatroan Janes CO
Veterans Readiness for Gettysburg 75th Anniversary Reunion
Gettysburg veterans and organizers plan the 75th anniversary events from June 24 to July 6 next year. Paul Roy, secretary of the anniversary commission, said veterans from both sides of the Mason-Dixon line will attend the reunion to dedicate a monument and memorial to eternal peace at the battlefield site.
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Gettysburg
Dee
Battefield
Paul Roy
Annversary Commission
Mason and Dixon
Crettysburg
Burgess Gets Suspended Sentence in District Court
Nayard C. Burgess of New Market received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to embezzlement related charges in United States District Court. The court noted a shortage of 700 dollars with subsequent charges totaling 495 dollars, uncovered without Burgess attempting to conceal entries. Defense attorney Charles Moylan argued the defendant’s position while a clerk and a commissioner testified as character witnesses.
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Baltimore
Nayard C. Tories
Erly Fe
Emibe Sd
Pernent
Thorn
United
Randolph Aiken
US 8
Charles Moylan
Burgers Atterney
Num
Highways Wrecks Claim Several Lives Across States
Reported in Los Angeles and Aatsa California toads casualties from slippery roads. Hollywood director William Dieterde and wife Chare Totti injured in a city crash. Four youths in Santa Meina killed when their car hit a train at a crossing amid poor visibility. Three killed in Anderson Indiana when a Pennsylvania train struck a vehicle at a grade crossing. Three others injured or missing in related crashes.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William Dieterte
Hollywood
Chare Totti
Dieterde
Dee i Cap
Fodiana
Anderson
Dee
Officers of Auxiliary Installed in Baltimore
Officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary John R. Webb Post were formally installed Thursday evening at a church street school meeting. Local officers installed included Mrs. Katie Peart president and several other officers. Visitors from Baltimore conducted the services. notable attendees included Mrs. Helen L. Bowers and Mrs. Isabel Buber.
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Department Oficers
Baltimor
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliars
John RR
Webb Post
Church Street
Katie Peart
Henrietta Smith
Lydia Maple
Catherine Fritz
Margaret Shoemaker
Treas Dren
Josephine Bodie
Nora Martin
Annie Wolfman
Virginian Fritz
Thaltimore
Helen L. Bowers
Prott Beton
Mix
Minnie Fanning
Prisce
Ethel Christopher
Catherine Leary
Genevieve Hamsley
Isabel Buber
Cooperatives Discussed by Nancy Elliott at Town Talk Meeting
Washington DC speaker Misa Nancy Elliott addressed a Hood Col slene gathering on Thursday evening. She described cooperatives as a stabilizing social force, noting England’s miners as a precedent and stressing potential growth in the United States as opportunities arise.
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Misa
Nancy Elliott
Washington, D.C
Hood
Elliott
Nanking Defenders Hold As Japanese Press City
Nanking's 100 year old walls defended by Chinese forces as Japanese bomb and shell positions around the city. Reports say fires rage along the Yangtze and hand to hand fighting persists on the approaches outside Nanking.
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Shanghai
Dee
CNP
Ramses
Darling
SeageChi
Dwane Matsu
Nanking
Wally
Japan
Yangtze
Man and Children Sue Over Death By Auto Damages
The suit filed in Circuit Court seeks 12000 damages for the death of Mrs. Kurtz E. Culler after an automobile struck her on the Jefferson pike in Peaga ville. Plaintiffs include the surviving husband Kurtz B. Cutler and children Eva Belva Hetty J. Belva Io Paul M. and Bernard W. Cutler and Rat and K. Culler. Defendants are Roy E. Grams and Garland E. Grams of Brunswick.
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Kurtz E. Culler
Feagaville
Cirrcuit Cort
Roy E. Grams
Brunswick
Garland E. Grams
Mra. Culler
Jefferson Pike
Clyde H. Culler
Peagaville
Crier
Frederick City
Yorne Lone
Town Paralyzed By Three Day Blizzard
Buffalo reports a three day blizzard has left traffic arteries virtually paralyzed and the populace of Kenmore appeals to Governor Lehman for immediate deployment of national guard troops for emergency use.
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Buffalo
Kenmore
Lehman
National Guard
Bus and Auto Collision in Frederick South End
A south end Hussex bus was hit on the side while turning at West South and McMurray streets. The other vehicle, driven by Guy Snarr of Middletown, received minor damage. No injuries. police reesolved the scene with Constable Gey Andera, James Linton, and others present during the investigation.
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BES and
AUTO
Frederick
South End
Hussex
West South
McMurray
Glivelock
Tecar
Guy Snarr
Middletown
Yue Ocervies
Owas Debayend
Durine Investilation
Gey Andera
Econe
James Linton
Bux
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