Ramsburg given three year term for forgery crimes
Associate Judge Arthur D Willard imposes a three year House of Correction sentence on Harry Ramsburg a 32 year old forger and chicken thief after he pleaded guilty to two checks forged for 17.96 each. The judge warns the defendant that if he continues breaking the law he will spend the rest of his life in prison. Ramsburg’s wife is on relief and Ramsburg faces additional charges and a possible ten year maximum sentence.
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Harry S Ramsburg
Arthur D Willard
House of Correction
Ramsburg
Willard
Williard
Three Springs Farm
Relicf
Frederick
Yilmsbura
Citizens National Bank
Thomas Oden
Richard White
Herbert N. Grimes
Buckeystown
R. T. White
Harry
Clyde
Howard County
Marty
Roy Baker
Frederick County
Montgomery County
E. Austin James
Sherman P. Bowers
Young
George Young
Doubs
John H. Young
Statae Attgenwyn Tmster
Thomas W. Palmer
Albert Dillon
Brunswick
David ¢. Winebrenner
Darghman Chew
Brunawick Main
Weather Outlook for Milantia States
Weather outlook for the week begins Monday in North and Middle Milantia States. Some precipitation at week start then generally dry with occasional light precipitation over northern regions. Temperatures mostly near normal.
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Milantia
Erctyans
Children Bring Gifts for Forgotten Child Show at Tivoli
In Frederick, 1500 children filled the Tivoli Theater with bags of toys clothing and food for a special children’s show. The event organized by Werner Brothers with the Chamber of Commerce and local clubs collected donations for the Mayor and Police Department to distribute through charities.
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Charles Clark
Stephen Galley
Kemptown
Chamber of Commerce
Demin
Roger B. Wolfe
J. Walker Curry
Marvin Dank
John A Shires
J. Sheldon Turner
C Cyril Klein
Werner Brothers
Frederick
Two Vehicle Collision Near Lewistown Injures Resident
Two cars crashed on a sharp curve half a mile north of Lewistown around 2 PM. Mrs Lillie Welch of Brunswick was treated for injuries at Frederick City Hospital and discharged. Thomas G Lupo of Santa Maria Cal was fined five dollars for not keeping right of center. Whipp of Brunswick drove the northbound car with Welch as a passenger. Whipp and Lupo were uninjured. State Officer J Z Thompson investigated. Patrick M Schnauller represented Whipp.
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Emmitsburg Pake
Lewistown
Lillie Welch
Brunswick
Frederick City Nepital
Walter E. Sinn
Thomas G. Lupo
Santa Maria
Lipo
Lupo
New York
E. Carlisle Whipp
Whipp
Welch
J. Z. Thompson
Patrick M. Schnauller
Status Of Roosevelt Program In Congress
Washington reports the fifth week end status of President Roosevelt's legislative agenda. House and Senate passed farm separate bills. a joint committee must agree on compromise versions. The War Economic measures face disputed routing and delays. regional planning hearings proceed with no action expected until 195A.
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Washington
President
Lilypons Barn Lost in Fire in Hyattsville Area
A barn and its contents at Lilypons in Hyatts town burned early Friday morning with an estimated loss over 7000 dollars. Fire crews saved the cow barn and about fifty head of cattle nearby as wind conditions stayed low. the cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Marty G. Cosgrave
Lilypons
Cosgrave
Rising
Carl Fletcher
Mit
Peter
Shoppers Flock as Weather Warms Slightly
Merchants report brisk pre holiday buying with crowds out Friday night and Saturday. Postal officials expect a surge in Christmas mail volume and many businesses plan to close for Christmas and New Year’s Day.
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Weather Bureau
Christina
Improvement sought for three miles of Roan road link
A Uhrer district delegation asked the County Commissioners to improve three miles of the road from Johnsville to Simpson’s Mill toward Middelburg. They cited a level stretch and hoped for state aid after a 22 date. Wachter Stoner and Schwarber spoke for residents.
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Johnsville
Simpson’s Mil
Middleburg
Uhrer
Folieville
G Wo Wachter
Stoner
J. Wo Schwarber
Dewatt
Whey
State Roads Commission
Aiatecat Dane
Ita
Wachter
WPA
City Improves Equipment and Repairs Garb age Truck
City crews complete repairs on the garbage truck and install two new trucks at a total cost of four thousand dollars. A new street sweeper will be delivered later, with use expected in spring due to winter conditions. PWA auditors finished a ten day review of sewerage accounts and left for New York.
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Sante Tlan
Jesse W. Kolb
Euty
Kolb
Elgin Corporation
Pittsburgh
Walt
Spen
Elyzia Corporation
Elmer Stc. Maxwell
Maxwell
M. Dé. Grove Lime Company
East Third Street
PWA
Will Hath McCann
FY Ik Etmendor
New York
Jett Frederick
City oMerale
Public sale in Maryland sells 80-acre tract to Adamstown buyer
The 80 acre Latin of John Lawson near Hockeystown was bought at a public sale by G Leicester Thomas of Adamstown for 514m. John L Dutrow was noted as ate lorie et in the fragmentary report.
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John Lawson
Hockeystown
G. Leicester Thomas
Adamstown
John L. Dutrow
Weather Records Show December Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather data reports precipitation for the 24 hours ending today and December totals. Normal December rainfall is noted, with actual rainfall contrasted to records. Temperatures show yesterday high and last year’s figures, along with moon phases and sunrise sunset times.
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Tomate
Tamara
U S rushes Panay probe new note sent
United States rushes new note on Panay incident as inquiries seek clarity over whether Panay was deliberately machine-gunned. Survivors allege Japanese planes strafed as the gunboat sank. Shanghai and Tokyo deny the claim amid investigative reviews.
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U. S
Wimnboat Panay
Standard Oil Company
Foruves
United States
Wapanrse
Shanghai
Tokyo
Panay
Man Dies After House Fire Near Boyds
Man Marry Anderson Sr aged 72 died the day after a December 10 fire that damaged his home near Boyds. Fire, likely from a defective flue, caused about 1000 in damage. Anderson, an invalid for years, was found unconscious and died at 12:50 PM at neighbor J. F. Remit s home. He is survived by a son, a daughter-in-law, a granddaughter, two great grandchildren, and a brother Alonzo Anderson of Clarksburg. Funeral was held at Rockville with burial in Cannone sional cemetery, Washington DC.
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Marry Anderson
Hie
Boyds
J. F. Remit
Anderson
Marry Anderson, Jr
Teme
Arid
Alonze Anderson
Clarksburg
Reuben Putophrey
Rockville
Washington, D.C
Steels Lead Rally In New York Market
In New York the steel sector pushed a market rally as several issues rose fractions despite mixed closing bids. Analysts note government concerns over a potential rearmament program tied to Japanese tensions and expect impacts on steel and related makers.
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Steels
New York
Falte
Seth Tange
Christavne
Nation Faces Deepening Unemployment Across Sectors
The article outlines steep job losses since September across factories, construction, retail, transportation, and mining. It cites 50,000 to 275,000 layoffs in various sectors, with expectations of more layoffs after Christmas and into January. It notes high unemployment projections and debates over WPA funding as economists warn of a worsening spiral.
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Apeak
Sin Soldiers Die In Automobile Wreck
Five soldiers die in a Christmas party trip when their automobile crashes into a force that collapses the machine near here. The wreck ends the party and leaves the scene with wreckage and casualties.
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Guaehanen
Ambassador Grew Delivers Second Note on Panay Incident
Tokyo reports that Ambassador Grew presented a second American note concerning the Panay sinking. Navy commander Hasegawa reportedly offered to resign, and the emperor received a detailed briefing on the incident amid tensions with China and the United States.
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Tokyo
Miyobite
Shea Naas
Tamimara Konoye
Wegilt
Troosevelt
Nemerandim Oon
Iremlec
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Yangtze River
Nanking
II State Department
Washington
Grew
China
State Department
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Panay
House Rebellion Thwarts Wage Hour Bill in Session
Washington December 18 AP report says a House rebellion shelved the wage hour bill during a tense overtime session. The chamber sent the measure back to the Labor Committee 219 to 198 despite leadership pleas. Senate approval of the farm bill provided some relief to Roosevelt program hopes as adjournment looms.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Senate
Larceny Charge Involving Auto Belonging To Samuel Maen
Charles Town authorities moved Friday to transport suspect Shoans Yawnomyon wing to Charles Town West Virginia after a larceny of an automobile owned by Samuel Maen. Officer Herbert Strausburg and Charles Town wheelpatrol seized the suspect. Authorities did not identify the defendant’s details.
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Charles Town
W.va
Vartin B. Epg Surviver Shoans
Oo Owae
Samuel Maen
Ropp
Herbert Strausburg
Charlee
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