Man Held in Frederick Jail Faces Many Charges
Fingerprint examinations traced a theft spree extending from Los Angeles to Missouri and Virginia. Harvey Conners, about 35, was arrested at a Salvation Army shelter and identified as wanted for larcenies including pocketbooks, watches, jewelry, and cash. He awaits DOJ word while authorities plan charges in Frederick County. A telegram from J Edgar Hoover linked another suspect, Roy Kessler, to an armed robbery case in West Virginia. Kessler surrendered in a vacant house near Vamsville after deputies trapped him. a separate Franklin County warrant led to the arrest of 21 year old Huda Harman, with extradition negotiations impeded by a snowdrift. Lewis Hale, 25, under parole, was returned to the jail after a drunken driving arrest and parole violations.
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Department of Justice
Harvey Conners
Allen Bartgis
Los Angeles
Cal
Conners
Salvation Army
Klinehart's Alley
Robert Watson
St. Louis
Missouri
Richmond
Cumberland
Bartois
Roy M. Hiltner
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Roy Kessler
Charlie W. Smith
Denver J. Shook
Vamsville
Kessler
Franklin
W. Va
Sherif Smith
Frederick Caunty
James Hyatt
Chambersburg
Sherif Gallinger
Franklin County
Huda Harman
Emmitsburg
Hilmer
Shook
Chambers- Daan
Pennsylvania
Kate
Frederick
Lewis Hale
Jefferean
Hiaquor
Hale
Burnia Lattin
Faces Many Charges Against Harvey Cannera Chilet Police
Police say Bartgis reports Cannera Chilet admitted he was wanted for thefts across multiple communities from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast.
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Harvey Cannera Chilet
Bartgis Say
Conners
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Speeders From Rages Catch The Jefferson Pike Violations
Traffic offenses dominated yesterday’s Peoples Court docket with speed violations on the Jefferson pike and two drunken driving cases. Police shifted patrols from Washington pike to Jefferson pike, catching motorists returning from Charles Town races. Several defendants forfeited collateral, with speeds commonly around 60 mph and fines for 25 mph and 45 mph violations. Bernard Gamse of Baltimore faced a $100 collateral for a 60 mph arrest near Ceresville.
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Jefferson Pike
Peoples Court
Washington Pike
Charles Town
W. Va
Maryland
Sergi
W. R. May
Frederick
Paul H. Curran
Silver Spring
Walter E. Sinn
Pear Ples Court
W. K. May
Curran
Feagaville
Sian
Curran Sun
Warry S Baumgardner
Charles Jr. Arendela
Washington
Jefferson
Fengaville
C. O. Caskey
Martinsburg
Anita E. Phipps
Herbert J. Herman
Lloyd C. Sowers
Justice Sinn
Bernard Gamse
Baltimore
Ceresville
Stocks Slip Into Do Nothing Market
New York December 14 AP stocks settled into a do nothing policy after an early rally met resistance. By mid afternoon small losses and gains were nearly even as volume trailed yesterday’s slow session. Sterling rose slightly as trading continued with lackluster momentum and muted volatility.
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New York
Sterling
Cron Toe
Holy Land Turmoil Thwarts Police as Looting Surges
In Jerusalem on December 14 an armed band clashed with police and Phistist troops, fatally wounding a Jewish constable Thherias and injuring a British officer at Wolfa as marauders looted shops and seized valuables at Kien Point.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
I Thherias
Wolfa
Charge Against Autoist Who Wit Boy 15 Unlikely
State Officer J A White and Lester Isanogle said no charge is expected against MLA Carley Washington DC fireman in the death of 12 year old Charles Cole. Carley was returning from Charles Town races when his car struck Cole at Sandy Hook. He returned to offer assistance and the funeral was held Monday. Investigators described the incident as unavoidable with witnesses noting the wagon and truck on the narrow road.
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Carley
Washington, D.C
Charles Cole
Sandy Mook Lad
J. A. White
Washington County
Lester Isanogle
Robert S. Clingan
Boonsboro
Justice Clingon
Charles Town
Sandy Hoaok
Cole
Thrashers
Young Cole
Brunswick
Bolivar
W. Va
William Cole
GOP Committee Holds Nightlong Meeting in St Louis
In a nine hour closed session the Republican executive committee culled about 600 names for a 100 member policy group while national chairman John D. M. Hamilton attacked critics. Outside observers name Dartmouth President Hopkins historian Adams Senator Steiner and legal scholar Wigmore as possible steering chair candidates.
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St. Louis
Republican Executive Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
E. M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
James Truslow Adams
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
John H. Wigmore
Chicago Legal Authority
Blinding Headlights Trigger Bethesda Crash
O Clark manager of Tyke Teats Landy eee narrowly escaped injury when his car overturned on the Washington pike near Bethesda early Monday after frost and approaching headlights blinded him. The vehicle skidded, toppled, and struck a stone, suffering front and top damage. Clark escaped injury and his car required repairs.
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O. Clark
T Tyke Teats Landy Eee
Clark
Washington Pike
Bethesda
Mons
Welock
Congressional Airport
Walkersville Physician Dr Joseph W Long Dies at 58
Dr Joseph W Long prominent Walkersville physician aged 58 died at his home after a heart attack following related events. Survived by his wife Daisy Minea Long, he served as a Fredrick County Bank director and led the Frederick County Medical Society in 1936. Funeral arrangements are pending through M O Etehlson and Son.
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Joseph W. Long
Walkersville
Long
Jefferenn
Lutheran Church
Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Enoch Chapter
Scottish Rite
Frederick County National Bank
Daisy Minea
Frederick County Medical Society
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
M. O
Etehlson and Son
Decount Numbers For Extra Holiday Workers
Employers must obtain each worker’s Social Security Account Number for the SS-2 and SS-2a employer returns covering wages from June 1 to December al 1927. Filing with the Collector of Internal Revenue is due by January HV, 10K. Workers should inform employers of all job history since December 31, 1998 and report name changes using OAAN-TON3 forms.
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Charles E. Bailey
Slagerstown
Washington and Frederick County
Internal Revenue
Social Security Board
Social Security
Elfangler Teen Admits Looting For Dance Lessons
Paria resident Tee Fagene Werniminn, self described as the fetc her gang’s leader, told police he needed part of that foot to fear ta ng and to dance tango and waltz. He claimed the loot was used to fund lessons rather than for harm.
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Paria
Tee
Fagene Werniminn
Elfangler
Fetcher
Pole
Tang
Walty
Rerouting Traffic Discussed By Frederick Advisory Group
Seven members of the Advisory Roar of the Automobile Club of Maryland met in Frederick to discuss rerouting traffic from Washington to Hagerstown via South Street and Jefferson Street toward the Hagerstown pike. They reviewed a new bicycle ordinance, signs, and staylite aids, plus motor tax data for 1936. The club, with 125 Frederick County members, approved a neon A A A sign for the local office and planned a School Boy Safety Patrol meeting for next year.
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Automobile Chit of
Maryland
Francis South Key Hotel
EB. Kolmer
AL Ala
Baltimore
Ralph W. Boyer
Fredericks
Washington
Hagerstown
South Street
Jefferson Street
Hagerstown Pike
Square Corner
Ales
Kalmer
Hoyer
Ily Lo Reality
Automobile Club
Frederick County
Tocal A. A. A
Ambassador Robert W. Bingham Undergoes Operation
Baltimore December 14 AP Ambassador Robert W. Bingham United States ambassador to Great Britain was operated on at Johns Hopkins Hospital to determine the exact cause of his illness. Surgeon Dr. Wm F Menhomt Jr said no definite diagnosis had been made and that the typical tests would be added. Bingham arrived November 25 after returning from London and has served as ambassador since 1947.
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Baltimore
Robert W. Bingham
United States
Great Britain
Johns Hopskins Hospital
Wm. F. Menhomt, Jr
Kingham
London
Cabinet Dinner Opens Social Season Event
A formal evening marks the start of the season as Washington hosts a cabinet dinner. Attendees include notable officials and local dignitaries, with ceremonial toasts and traditional receptions signaling the new social run.
Weather forecast hints at snow or rain with cold snap
Forecasters warn of snow or rain as a cold wave grips the region. Temperatures plummet toward record lows, with the December chill continuing into midweek. Airport readings hit new lows while residents report biting cold and preparations for holiday shopping amid uncertain forecasts.
Hartin Brothers Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Frederick
Three Hansonville brothers were in a Sunday auto crash southwest of Frederick. Two, John W. Necker, 15, and Charles Jean Becker, 13, were moved Monday to Frederick City Hospital for kerosene burns and cuts. Joseph F. Becker Jr, 16, remained hospitalized with scalp and body injuries and shock. All are Hansonville residents.
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Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Hsspital
John W. Necker
Charles Jean Becker
Joseph F. Becker, Jr
Hosiital
Hansonville
Robbers Take $7,000 From Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Two men robbed the main office of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in Cleveland on December 1, holding about 100 workers at gunpoint and escaping with a payroll. One robber waved a pistol while the other gathered cash from desks as clerks trembled.
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Cleveland
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Ainnena
Mutiny Trial Hears Algir Crew Duty Claims
A Dec 14 report from Baltymorr notes an Algir government freighter officer testified the crew performed duties as mutiny defendants faced mutiny charges. The court considered Crested against theynity and related Reed facts during the Montevitea Urwgry proceedings.
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Baltymorr
Freihter
Two Dead and Eight Wounded in Panay Attack
Tokyo delivers a formal note accepting key Roosevelt demands for regret indemnification and measures to prevent a repeat incident. New clashes near Hohsien imperil refugees from the bombed Panay as rescue efforts resume for survivors and missing Americans and Chinese.
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Shanghai
United States
Hohsien
Varngette
Oahu
Bee
Hanshan
Panay
Charles L. Ensminger
Ocean Beach
Calif
Sandro Sandri
Panay Party
Sandri
Turin
la Stampa
Ching
Spain
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Milan
Meian
Meinsin
Meiping
Standard Oil Company
Nanking Flames Mark Fall of Chinese Capital as Japan Advances
Reports from Shanghai say Japanese flags billow around Nanking walls as the ancient Chinese capital reportedly burns. Chinese detachments remain trapped or barricade in streets amid fierce fighting while Japanese mop up. A new Chinese provisional government under Japanese auspices forms at Peiping with former leaders among its ranks.
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Shanghai
Japan
Nanking
China
Nippon
Peiping
Dua Adic
Ang Tae Aie
Japan Apology to Eden Over Yangtze Gunboat Attacks
London reports Japanese Ambassador Shigeru Yoshida apologized to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden for Sunday attacks on two British gunboats on the Yangtze. It marks the second official apology in two days after a military attache’s earlier regrets to the British War Office.
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London
Shigeru Yoshida
Anthony Eden
Yangtze River
Yestadays
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Boy
Sandy Hook
Joseph W
Suak Ul. S
Hoshien
Wuhu
Woosun
Steg
Hostien
Walaa
Bembe
Nanldine
It. W. Bingham
Hopkins
Ieee
Weather Bureau
Hartin
AL & TE
Algir
U. S. S. Panay
Tokyo
Dee T
Roosevelt
Bobi Hirota
Reputs
King Falls
England
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