Young gets twelve years for killing father in 1950s case
In a Christmas week circuit session Judge Hammond Urner imposes a twelve year term on George Young, 174 years old, for second degree murder in the October 3 fatal shooting of his father John Young. The sentence sits between minimum five and maximum eighteen years, reflecting broad judicial discretion. Master G. Crampton faces first degree murder trial after a cafe stabbing of Charles Goines. defense argues self-defense with a kitchen knife while the state claims a butcher knife was used. The trial proceeds with jury selection and testimony from Sheriff Roy Haltner and Dr Edward P Thomas.
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Political Debate On Budget Balancers And Spenders
Roosevelt wavers between budget-balancers and spenders as he prepares a message for Congress in January. Advisers clash over whether to push for restraint or increase federal spending on relief public works and housing. The scene includes LaGuardia and Straus discussions ahead of a major housing conference. Copyright 1937 NEA Service. Inc.
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Warning Against Christmas Fires Is Sounded By American Red Cross
The American Red Cross urges holiday safety reminders to prevent burns and fires during December. It advises keeping flammables away from decorations and whiskers, replacing worn tree lighting, training children to unplug toys, and using steps not chairs indoors. Exits must be clear, overcrowding avoided, and chimneys cleaned now.
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Santa Claus
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Housing Bill Sent to Senate for Quick Vote
Congressional leaders rushed the housing bill to the Senate to enact one major measure before mid week adjournment. The House passed it 325 to 23, and a Senate vote was anticipated to follow with broad support.
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Steels Provide Buving Ammunition For Market
Steels again supplied buying ammunition for the stock market while industrials drew interest. Early dealings were lively with profits being booked and some year end tax selling easing later activity. Prices showed little change in the fourth hour with Sterling at 40 13 16.
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Tiatte
Sterling
Fire destroys Skidmore College South Hall dormitory
Fire of undetermined origin early today destroyed South Hall at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs New York. Twenty female students who had left for Christmas breaks occupied rooms last Friday and were not in residence when the blaze broke out. Authorities said the loss is extensive with the dorm building severely damaged and investigations underway.
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Five Youths Admit Gang Role in Cleveland Killings
Police said five youths signed statements admitting gang involvement in the killing of two Cleveland police officers Gerald Todo and Virgil Bayne who were shot as they approached a group near a large sedan at a gas station. A rapid roundup led to custody within hours.
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Santa Claus Post Office Sees Record Holiday Mail
In Santa Claus Indiana the post office and Postmaster Oscar Lo Philipps anticipate a record Christmas season. Officials report ten million pieces of mail, with Santa Claus postmarks seen on cards letters and packages arriving from all parts of the county as the town hosts a bustling holiday poste rest.
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Davall Schell Returns Home After Abdominal Surgery
Mr S Davall Schell of the Marrone Commission in Washington DC underwent an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital three months ago and returned home on North Market Street this week to continue recovering, being out for the first time today.
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Washington, DC
Frederick City Hospital
Homer
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Ludendorff Obituary Noted War Lord Dies At 72
The notice reports Ludendorff in his later years as an elderly German war lord and field marshal under von Hindenburg. The text mentions his role in the World War and hints at a ceremonial or religious context and a hospital setting where nuns attended.
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Game Porls Stolen Negro Weld In Jail
A farm theft of twenty five hundred game fowls is tied to John Willis, 35, after police arrest three men including Willis. Clues traced from the Nallin property lead to Frederick and Five and a Half street. One chicken found dead under a table. another in a doorway with a box. Willis’s wife, Ty, serves a term at the Hall of Correction.
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Lift of 20 Volumes of Washington Writings Donated to Arts Library
David J. Lewis donated twenty volumes of The Writings of George Washington to the Arts Library. The gift supports the Washington Papers project and includes a note from Representative Lewis praising George Washington and the project’s aim to provide accessible copies for research.
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Arts Library
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Supreme Court rules wiretap evidence admissible in federal cases
The Supreme Court, in a decision delivered by Chief Justice Roberts, overturns a Second Circuit ruling and holds that federal law permits evidence obtained from wiretapping in federal criminal prosecutions. Justices Southerland and Modestr write dissents in the divided ruling.
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Parole Hearing Ahead for Wieele Smith in Baltimore Case
Wieele Smith seeks parole after a life sentence for murder. A hearing before the Parole Commissioner of Cookmon Baye is scheduled, with Smith pledging one of the prerogatives as the case proceeds.
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Empty Stocking Club Plans Wednesday Gift Distribution
The Empty Stocking Club under President Miss Rosetta Kruger prepares an annual gift for local children. Activities include a Wednesday afternoon event at the Lutheran and Protestant churches with messages to children and collaborative support from community members and local groups.
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Weather Record Remark: Irregular Historical Precipitation Notes
Fragmentary weather notes describe precipitation for a 24 hour period and years including 1917 and 1976. Mentions high and low temperatures, and references to monthly totals and regional observations. Details are garbled with many unreadable words and dates.
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Tokyo Admits Charges In Panay Attack Case
Tokyo officials acknowledge United States charges over the Panay bombing and state a self defense plea may be used for the river boat attack. Hull says U S withdrawal from the Far East not opportune now as ships remain in position.
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Coffer Dam Collapse Traps Eight Workers
Port Stanley Ontario reports eight men entombed after a coffer dam failed at Kettle Creek. Five of thirteen workers on site escaped injury while five others were swept into the water and rescued. Rescuers prepared to descend to the wreckage to locate additional bodies amid tangled steel and earth.
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Kellogg’s Condition Remains Very Critical
Frank Kellogg, co author of the Kellogg Briand peace pact, lies at his St Paul home in critical condition after a year of heart failure and a cerebral thrombosis in November. Doctors report limited recovery and ongoing complications.
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