Fire Pens and Robberies Lead Thruxton Court Sentences
Eight criminal cases disposed in Circuit Court with Judges Willard and Woodward. Fourteen defendants faced verdicts or pleas. three inmates convicted, one found guilty by the court, two pleaded guilty, and two postponed. Eldridge Fox, James Harding, Clyde Moxley, and Joseph Blair Jr. each received eighteen months for fire setting at the Fair Grounds July 9. Anthony Gildark and Joseph Norbert, Baltimore, got three years each for statutory breaking into an inn. Arthur Haller was found guilty of stealing an automobile and got two years. Jury verdict on Tinsler noted. witness absence delayed proceedings.
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Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Thoes
Fair Grounds
Eldridge B. Fox
James R Harding
Clyde N Moxley
Joseph Blair, Jr
Maryland House of Correction
Harding
Moxley
Blair
Modley
Fox
Fair
Alton Y. Bennett
E. Austin James
Traversers
Reno S Harp
Woodward
Anthony C Gildark
Joseph Norbert
Baltimore
Thurmont
House of Correction
James
Arthur Haller
Roy E. Cline
Willard
Tinsler
Bennett
Case of Charles Ray Delayed as Key Witness Absent
Indictment for statutory burning against Charles 8. Ray postponed to December 19 after State's Attorney Walter F. Linn said witness Joseph F. Dougherty was unavailable due to out of state business. Paul L Ripper pled guilty to keeping a gaming table and was fined 25 dollars. Judge Willard warned harsher penalties ahead. Isaac N Shipley charged with selling liquor without a license also set for near December 19.
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Charles 8
Ray
Walter F. Linn
Joseph F. Dougherty
Paul L Ripper
Willard
House of Correction
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Isaac N. Shipley
Five Thousand Dollar Damage Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Grace M. Dowling of Fairfax Virginia sues Exile C Bise an Adamstown farmer for five thousand dollars alleging injuries from a May seven 1933 crash in Fairfax County Virginia while she was a guest in Elizabeth Butler’s automobile. Dowling claims the truck operated recklessly and at high speed struck the car she rode in injuring and disfiguring her and requiring medical care.
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C Bise
Adamstown
Grace M. Dowling
Fairfax County
Virginia
Sherman P. Bowers
R Sidney Johnson
Elizabeth Butler
Palrfax
Tiiangic
Themix
Education topic of Lions Club address at Key date
Leslie N. Coblentz president of the board of education spoke on education and its ramification at the Lions Club meeting held at Francis Scott Key date. He covered supervision, Maryland's equalization fee, pupil transportation, and foundational public school work, with an open forum on teacher qualifications and factors like religion politics and economics. the session ran long. Robert L Shipley was wished birthday congratulations by club members.
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Leslie N. Coblentz
Board of Education
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Coblentz
Maryland
Byron A Winebiene
A Hatt Etchison
Robert L Shipley
Demurrers to Petition Considered by Court
Rockville December 13 Chief Judge Hammond Urner took under advisement the demurrers filed by Charles E King and Frank H Karn Fusion candidates for Montgomery county commissioners to the petition for a recount filed by Democrats John B Diamond and Raleigh S Chinn The Fusionists attorneys argued the recount petition was too vague while the Democrats attorney contended the charges were specific The judge will render a decision after consideration following a Circuit Court hearing One guest J L Leonard of Marshfield Mo attended
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Rockville
Hammond Urner
Charles E King
Frank H Karn
Successul Fusion
Montgomery County
John B Diamond
Raleigh S Chinn
Miss Vivian Simpson
F. Barnard Welsh
State Coat of Appeals
Joseph ©. Cissel
Meares
Urner
Nice Aims New Taxes To Fund Unemployment Relief
Baltimore December 15. Governor elect Harry W Nice committee on unemployment problems discussed financing relief when federal aid ends. A state sales tax or income tax was proposed to fund relief, with Wright and Sobeloff noting both may be needed after year end. A four cent beer tax was also considered,预计 $1,000,000 yearly. Sobeloff favored income tax first. Wright urged tax revenue from income tax be small. Ideas arose from Nice’s Florida briefing. he seeks an adequate unemployment insurance bill and guidance on direct versus apportioned relief.
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Baltimore
Harry W Nice
J. Purdon Wright
Nice
Simon E. Sobeloff
Wright
Sobeloff
Committee of 21
Florida
Roosevelt orders study on rural electrification reach
President Roosevelt directed the Federal Power Commission to study how electricity could be used to help rural homes and heat farm ovens. The proposal will be included with a national survey of power resources and aligns with a broad long range plan for conserving and developing natural resources.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Power Commission
Hunting on Sunday leads to fine in Cumberland court
James B. Myers of Brunswick Maryland was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Frederick A. Puderbaugh in Peoples Court after being arrested for hunting on Sunday in Cumberland County. Deputy Game Wardens Joseph A. Minke and John Shewbridge took him into custody.
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Cumberland
James B._Myers
Brunswick
Peoples
Frederick A. Puderbaugh
Joseph A. Minke
John Shewbridge
Delphey's Daily License Service Promises Prompt Tags
The Delphey Daily License Service in Frederick offers 1935 license tags with 60 years of experience. They urge proper form completion to ensure quick delivery and stay open every evening until 10 PM.
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Delphey Daily
Delphey
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Delphey's
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Himn
Frederick, Md
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Montgomery
J L Leonard
Marshfield, Mo
Laist TA
STARS
Jan Stars
Steapene
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
Rlorences- Allen
Sllini Fist College
Bee Faber
Astice Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
University of Tinois
Faber
C. E. Cline & Son
Carty
C. C. Carty
Patrick St
Marshall Field & Co
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