VIU BASSED ARREST FOR ASSAULT WIFE IN HOUSE
A man was given arrest proceedings for assaulting his wife at their residence on a recent weekday evening. Police reported the incident occurred inside the home with no additional injuries disclosed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
1
Assault leads to year long sentence in People's Court
A man identified as Devilbiss received the maximum one year sentence after a domestic assault at 312 Wem Street. He claimed it was an argument. neighbor testimony described blows and a head bruise as his wife and children screamed. Police arrested him as chaos unfolded. He plans to appeal, per his statement in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherne Devilbess
George Tallace
Is Yard
Yisy
George Hoffman
Dertthiss
Ders
Shankle
Irving Shank
Fifth Street
Mile
Calvin Boone
Grougne
Justice
Shif Mg
Walter EK
Lin
Astin James
Luther Swarts
Ertinsburg
W. Va
Lsreen Yorth
Henry Shores
Jefferson
Montgomery
Mira Blanche Corwin
Rockville
Othole Omen Dinead
Montgomery County Agricultral Society
Farm Bureau
Rockvile
O. W. and
Ieraon
Albert A. Ady
Trundle
Bays’ Clubs
Anderson
Ady
Gas Station Worker Robbed After Ride Offer
A gasoline station attendant in Annapolis Maryland was lured for a ride and robbed last night. He escaped with $30 after being forced into a car on Parole road, where a woman joined two men before driving away. District warrants were sought as police investigated the assault and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolis
Taig
Owalist Aviators Kill 500 Communists in Northuban Province
Dec. 18 AP reports aerial assault by Mathonaliat miment aviators ending at 11 o clock killed 590 Reds in the northuban province. Reds claim depredations and shipping menace. attack tied to captures near Lichow Tstnastth and Kurgan. Local obituaries listed residents in Lewutown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingbel
Mathonaliat Miment
Uban
Reds
Lichow
Tstnastth
Kurgan
Airplane Plant Mechanics Strike Impacts Operations
Unclear readable text mentions a strike affecting a Wright Aero plant and workers at a facility with names like Martina and Shea Cane. Fragmentary references suggest disruptions to production and potential wage or shift issues. Overall details are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femen
Dew
Wright Aero- Taste
Martina
Che Welgou
Shea Cane
Salvation Army aid pours in as December requests rise
The Salvation Army at Frederick reports record December aid with 150 men seeking shelter and meals at the West Fifth Street lodging house. Forty percent seek work while unemployment and disability drive demand. Thirty-two Frederick-area families receive intermittent food support as city funds and community contributions finance operations through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallation i Army
West Fifth Street
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Wjaey
Bae
Msm
Salvation Army
Frederick City Land County
Ines
Salvation Amy
Mand Tm
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Commission Rejects Recommendation For 50 000 Watt Stations
Washington AP reports the Radio Commission rejected EMI A. Yosts recommendation to grant 20 broadcasting stations clear channel power increases to 50 000 watts. The action sends petitions back to Yost for new recommendations and excludes WOR and WJZ from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Radio Commision
EMI A. Yost
Examiiner
Yost
Onder
WOR
WJZ
Seiege Contract Awarded for Great Seneca Creek Roadwork
The State Roads Commission awarded the contract to MS Gulf Lime Company for seage work on the Great Seneca Creek road from Frederick to Gaithersburg Montgomery County. The bid totaled $9,102.50 with work to proceed as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seige
Prederick
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
M.S. Gtur Lime Company
Man charged after unattended car engine left running
Police allege Wills C Eb of Lancaster Pennsylvania left the motor running in his automobile unattended. He was arrested at 6 oclock Wednesday evening by officers and deposit collateral at headquarters for a hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills C. Eb
Lancaster
Ofitor Arms Gah
New or Improved School Buildings Sought by Board
Mt. Pleasant and Woodsboro board members filed requests for new or upgraded school facilities. Officials aim to address safety capacity and modernization needs with planned projects and potential funding. Leaders emphasize student welfare and community impact.
School board weighs countywide improvements and new high school
Frederick County Board of Education discussed requests from towns for new school buildings in New Market Mt. Pleasant Point of Rocks and Woodsboro and considered modernization of Wellsville North Market and Church Street schools. They examined per capita education costs and plans for a second Frederick city high school amid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fivasant
Rirke
Woodsboro
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Point of Rocks
Wellsville
North Market
Church Street
Legion Auxiliary hosts December 29 reception for gold star families
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a reception December 29 at the Legion Home in Rockville to honor gold star mothers wives daughters and sisters of World War I dead in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Graves will be decorated December 21 by the memorial committee. donations and efforts support veterans and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Bax Church
Auxiliary
Frederick County
Beemage
Earl Gilbert
Auniiary
Auniiiary
State Fund
Maryland
Auxiiary
Perry Point
Ehoetas
Remodeling Planned for 2 West Patrick Street Property
The Koester property at 2 West Patrick Street, home to Pascal Telegraph, John N. Clary, and Wil P Fiants Jewelry, is slated for a major remodel. A three story addition will extend full lot depth, the front room will expand, bowling alleys and bachelor apartments are planned, with a new entrance and deep front room over 300 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koester
West Patrick Street
Pascal Telegraph Company
John N. Clary
Wil P Fiants
Mill workers seek return to Danville mills with troop protection
Richmond Va Dec 18 AP Gen George Waller acting adjutant general said he had authoritatively assured that Danville cotton mills would immediately resume operations if troops on duty could guarantee protection. He visited the strike area and noted the workforce rose from 600 to about 2900 as troops were deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Generi
Samuel G. Waller
Danville
Christmas Carol Service by Evangelical Reformed Church
The Men's Bible Class hosts an annual Christmas carol service Friday at 7 30 PM with a boys choir and church regulars. Readings carols and solos feature George Myers Finn Nowell Donald Ramsburg Frank Derts baugh Howard Maneey and others. offerings go to a personal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Faulkes
George Myers
Finn Nowell
King Wen
Bethlehem
Noel
John Slagie
George Mrem
Willam Richard Graham
Third Gang Member Dies From Bank Robbery Shootout
Dawi Ind Dec 18 AP reports E A Hanter of Terre Haute Indiana, a member of a robber gang that held up the Clinton Indiana bank Tuesday, died in a hospital today becoming the third of five bandits to die after a gun battle with officers. He refused to provide information. The other two were in custody and the fourth and fifth were killed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawi
E. A. Hanter
Terre Haute
Ind
Cinton
Indiana
Ener
Agriculture teachers meet at state contest in Baltimore
Teachers from Frederick Howard Montgomery and other counties gathered for the State Farm Bureau agriculture contest in Baltimore. The meeting featured remarks by Charles H Remsberg and James C Ment with attendees from University of Maryland and several area high schools. Winners from counties were to be announced at the bureau meeting in Baltimore in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Charles Ho Remaberg
Frederick High School
James C. Ment
Everting
Ainera
Dooski Watkins
ME Airy
J. D. Slackwell
Baltimore
Harod Remsberg
Smithabur
Charles H. Remsberg
State Farm Bureau
University of Maryland
Washington County
Frederick County
Montgomery
Charkes
Howard
Dr. Blackwell
H. F. Cotterman
C. W. Remsberg
Frederick High Behaul
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Ross Smith
Thurmont
Cecil Holter
Walkersville
Liberty
L. @. Worthington
Hyattsvile
J. Homer Remaberg
Middletown
John Leathersman
Hancock
W. Wilson
Poolest Rile
Delinquency Judgments In Juvenile Court
Claude Kemp aged 12 and Ellen Lenhart aged 14 were adjudged delinquent and committed to state and private reform schools respectively. Judge Arthur D. Willard presided in the first juvenile court session with Mrs. Michael E. Pue from the Frederick County Children’s Aid Society present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kemp
Maryland Training School
Boss
Ellen Lenhart
Brunswick
Montrose School
Arthur D. Willard
Juveniee
Young Kemp
Harkey Posier
Ladiesburg
Maryland Children’s Aid &Oeiery
Lenhart
Children's Aid Society
Bar
Willard
Michael E. Pue
Frederick County
Children’s Aid Society
Nine hurt as bus and streetcar collide in Cincinnati
A bus skidded on an icy street and crashed into a streetcar in Cincinnati injuring nine people, two seriously. About 45 passengers were aboard the bus, and all victims were taken to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Court News Listings of Deeds and Cases in Walkersville and Hagerstown
Court notices list multiple individuals from Walkersville and Hagerstown involved in property transfers and legal actions. Items include deed transfers such as Clara FP Keller to William Z Collier and Nettle J Cooper to Allen E Moberly, with values noted, plus a bill of complaint for injunction in the Harbaugh case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara FP. Keller
William Z. Collier
Nettle Josephine Cooper
Allen E. Moberly
Margaret E. Huckleberry
Rusell E Lighter
Ezra Houck
M. Elisabeth
Hieanot W. Bouck
Luther E. McBride
John F. Thompson
George F. Bear
John W. Bear
Mary Anne Garber
Edward
H. Nusbaum
Rautty
Lottie Grace Harbaugh
Glenn O
Hedges
Mary P. Hedges
Stoner
Storm
New Jersey Newspaper Leader Gaon P. Wilson Dies in Long Branch
Gaon P. Wilson, 67, president of the New Jersey Press Association and longtime figure in state journalism, died last night at his Long Branch home. He served seven years with the Baltimore Sun, became managing editor of the Long Branch Record in 1923, and later retired from active management. Wilson also was night editor of the Baltimore bureau of the Associated Press before joining the Bun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
P. Wison
New Jersey Press Association
Baltimore Sun
Wilson
Long Branch Record
Ison
Baltimore
Associated Preas
The
Bun
Stang To Death By Benn Ties Rio Grande Lands Open
An AP report describes a fatal incident involving Stang and Benn amid turmoil in the Rio Grande region, with authorities investigating the circumstances and noting regional unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn
Ru de Aieie
Rio Grande
Fatally Hurt In Skidding Crash
A crash left a person fatally injured after a vehicle skidded and crashed into a covered spot near a Beit nad location. Police and responders investigated the scene and noted severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chazies
Beit Nad
Auto truck bandits force entry at Baltimore grocery
In Baltimore on December 1, criminals used an auto truck to break into a chain grocery store and seize a heavy sale item as police report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Stelen
Baltimore
Hoover Defended From Attack By Senator McKellar
Washington reports recount attacks on President Hoover by Senator McKellar Tennessee who questions the 100,000,000 fund and calls for its allocation power to be removed. Vandenberg and Glenn defend Hoover while Wood defends the Farm Board money as the House takes up related drouth relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beck
Boose
McKallat
Mar
Hoover
Europe
McKellar
Vandenburg
Michgan
Glenn
Slings
Beas
Pyede
United States
Vantenburg
Jockey Clarence Kummer Dies From Pneumonia
New York December 18 AP Clarence Kummer noted jockey who rode Man O War to many victories died today at his home in Jemacts Quem at age 63 after several days of pneumonia. He began racing eleven years ago and rode top horses including in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kummer
Jemacts
Heavy Snow Hits the South and North Carolina
A severe snow event brings up to 28 inches in North Carolina while Atlanta and Macon report widespread cold and icy conditions. Roof collapses occur with no injuries reported. Weather extends to Washington and Tennessee as evangelists report large attendances in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
North Carolina
Macon
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Kew
John Hols
Lewutown
John Holz
An- Morwar
Katherine Morwar
Robert Wachter
Lenlie Green
Altice Shelton
Sayer
Idood C
South Market
OM Strike
ASK Aid OF Salvation Army
Liqudaplor
Devenport
William Hear
Flow Market
Mt. Pleasant and
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Naw
Diaga New High School
Wednaday
Frederick City
Board of Education
G. Lloyd Palmer
Wolfsville
Carroll County
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James C. Biehl
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Mins Amery
Liberty High
Hamitsburg
Prederick High School
North Market Street
Oclork
Cimens
Powilly
Roy Summons
Patsy Morris
Gouverneur M
Major Ramsay-Hill
Legion Auxiliary
Fair Secretary
W. Patrick ST
Men's Bible Chain
Willard Stts
Madrid
Spain
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Marta
Castor
Chester Pike
Pike
Vais
Mom Dols Crum
Chestnut Grove
Haseen
Frederick City Hospital
Capital Romance
Gertrude Lamont
Charles
Saltzman
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Saltzman
Court News
John F. Green
Lalten Crum
RFD
Charles J. Harter
Diskergem
Dorothy Larman
Boyds
Francis R. Kelly
Imzmitsburg
Donelean M. Davis
Tharment
Mehri D. Kaufman
Agnes ¥. Marth
Russell C. Sweeney
Crece
Kataryn Barlow
Berwick
Earl Thomas McCarty
Florence McClellan Carrell
Hagerstown
Harry A. Mummert
Marguerite Lucretia Brook
WEW Jersey
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Farm Board
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Congress
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Parm
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Souegy
Manneal
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