Buckingham on Trial for Taking Life of His Wife
Carroll County jury hears opening statements in the murder case of 67 year old ex police officer Buckingham accused of shooting his wife 53 in their home. Witnesses describe two victims with multiple gunshot wounds as the defense seeks venue change.
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Athleteburg
Wilhiam
Buckingham
Burck Ingham
Washington
Othcer
Harold C Carl
Carroll County
George N. Freenger
Sherman P. Bowers
Fis Sipley
Westminster
Theodore F. Brown
Je. Westminister
Holden S. Felton
D. Princeston Buckey
Crampton
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W Woodward
Willam M. Storm
William H. Lawson
Eldersburg
Sheri John A Shipley
Fouckingham
Charles Hall
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
City of Hamburg Sinks After Collision in North Sea
The United States liner City of Hamburg, owned by the Baltimore Mail Line, was sinking after a collision 10 miles east of Terschelling in the North Sea. About 75 crew and up to five passengers were aboard, with the ship reporting clearance from Bremen at 2 am. Captain Joseph Lee was in command. The vessel, built in California and reconditioned in 1931, was noted as the fastest in the Mail Line fleet.
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Hamburg
Germany
Veco. 2
C. S. Lines
Stamburg
Dunhaven
North Sea
Bremen
Satuthampton
Herta Peters
New York City
London
Dec
Ling Ds
United States
City of Hamburg
Baltimore
Terschelling
Netherlands
S. O
Baltimore Mail Steamship Co
Ealeton
Lloyds
J. M. Threadgill
Trafi
Baltimore Mail Line
Mail Line
Joseph Lee
Velipse
Bethlehem Steel Company
Alwaeda
Cali
La 1
Mall Line
Milk Truck Case Set For Trial Jan 24
Two complaints against Marshall W. Bell of Frederick and Carroll counties allege franchise infringements in operating milk routes. The Public Service Commission will hear the cases on January 24, with suits filed by Wilbur F. Miller trading as Snyder's Express and Otto Beall trading as Beall's Express.
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Baltimore
Marshall W. Bell
Frederick
Carroll County
Public Service Commission
Wilbur F. Miller
Snyder's Express
Otto Beall
Beall's Express
Miller
Beall
Bell
Quick vote on housing bill in capital seen
Washington reports a quick vote on the housing bill as Senate approval may come before nightfall. Majority Leader Barkley foresees a Thursday session to push the measure to the White House. House recessed two hours as Senate leaders aim to wrap the bill and send it to conference this session.
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Washington
Barkley
Roosevelt
Burkley
Biol
Congress
Senate
Hoye
Woohington
House
Rayburn
HGH School Christmas Program Set for December 22
Students at HGH School 1 prepare a tableau titled David the Little Shepherd with a combined girls and boys glee club, piano and vocal solos, and assemblies divided to fit the crowded auditorium. The program includes prologues, speaking roles, and a Tatelujah Chorus, followed by Christmas carols. Needy families will receive gift baskets assembled by 23 home rooms with items donated by students and coordinated by Miss Florence Garner.
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Auditorum
Dorothy Ford
Clinton Rhoade
Betty Herbert
David the Little Shepherd
Rowe 'Alexander
Donald Marsh
John Derr
Betty Felton
Evelyn Thomas
Ruth Storm
Angel
Virginia Gambrill
Mary
Mary Jane Michael
Joseph
George Kell
Edwin Kemp
Kya Kefatuver
Burton Connolly
Casper Moore
Elijah Hartman
Grege Oden Mass
P Pettit
Tatelujah
Mr. Waris
Glee Club
Quar
St WA
Henry Wilson
Robert Wilson
Williamy Slemimer
Douglas Weddle
Constance Engeland
Anne Marie Young
George Stup
Bert Stitely
Robert Matte
the Hebley
Robert Hothenehovfer
Hubert Davis
Roy Kline
Jack Daller
Hawket
Florence Garner
Federated Charithes
Neerlecraft Clubs
Snndge
Many Gifts Of Books To Arts Library
Donors including Mrs Richard Mareen Duvall of Baltimore and Jacob Rohrbach trustee contributed volumes to the C Mure Artz Library. Gifts came from the Frederick County Free Library, Frederick Academy, Civic Club book shower, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and American Legion Auxiliary. The late Mr Keedy is featured in a bound edition, with multiple local figures noted for historic volumes and magazines. Congressman David J Lester’s gift The Writings of George Washington announced.
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C. Mure Artz
Richard Mareen Duvall
Baltimore
Jacob Rohrbach
Margaret E. S. Mood
Artz
Frederick County Free Library
Frederick Academy
Civic Club
Mee Daun
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Auxiliary
Otather i
Clayton
Keedy
Funk and Wagnall
Dietienay
John Thomas
Urbana
Dennis
Marv
Starman Shipley
Marguerite Shipley
George Williams
Hummoend Urner
Ja Mo Markey
Harpers Magazines
Severilather
David J Leste
Welings
George
Washington
Nircrafts And Steels Lead Market Rally On Monday
New York stocks rose with aircrafts and steels ahead as traders chased gains from the prior session. Indecisive action in early trading gave way to a broad rally with advancing issues spread across sectors and prices moving two or more points in some listings.
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New York
Pratt
County Claims $1 040 For Additional Duties
Alfred W Gaver, county official, seeks $1 040 from the county as pay for extra duties over several years beyond his regular salary. The suit arises from a circuit court order for a bill of particulars in a case brought by the county commissioners who allege overpayment. Gaver contends the commissioners owe him more than the claimed difference and lists duties including testing, notices to property owners, and trips to the State Tax Commission as part of the work performed at the county’s request.
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Alfred W Gaver
Gaver
Circuit Court
Caver
Artil
Craver
State Tax Commission
Gavernay
Gaveer
Valmahi Tome
David C Winebrenner
Ard
William St Starr
Labor Peace Parley Near Collapse Amid Talks
Labor peace talks between the American Federation of Labor and the CIO face a potential collapse as union leaders prepare to resume discussions after a lengthy pause. Delegates from both sides express frustration but hope for a constructive reopening of the conference.
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Labor Peace
American Federation of Labor
CLT
Toys Clothing and Food Distributed To Agencies
Toys and clothing collected at the Saturday event were distributed to community groups. The American Legion received most of the toys, with two large boxes of clothing and canned foods sent to the Children’s Aid Society. Federated Charities, the police department, and the Salvation Army also received items. The show aired at the Thy ol by Warner rox and was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
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American Legion
Children's Aid Society
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Thyol
Warner .Rox
Chamber of Comemerce
Paroled ex-patrolman Stacy Gunderman by Somerset judge
Stacy Gunderman a former state patrolman convicted of slaying hotel man Frank C Monaghan of Uniontown Pa was released on parole by State Supreme Court Justice George W Maxey. After a short defense counsel speech Maxey ordered immediate custody transfer to a probation officer for ten months of fall and praised Gunderman for courage and dignity.
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Somerset
Stacy Gandermin
Frank C. Monaghan
Uniontown
State Supreme Court
George W. Maxey
John Duegan
Justion Maxey
Gunderman
Joe
Neomahice
Doctor Austrian to Address Frederick County Medical Society
Dr. Charles Austrian, professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, named principal speaker for Frederick County Medical Society meeting this evening at 6 30 at the Prame Scott Key Hotel. Topic Streptococcal Infections. Other speakers include Dr A Darling superintendent Springfield State Hospital and Mel Dewitt discussing state police services.
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Charles Austrian
Jotna Llookings Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick County Medical Society
Praneds Scott Key
Austrian
Tra A. Darling
Springfield State Hospital
Mel Dewitt
Whipp Paroled for Sanatorium Treatment
Dal las Whipp of Frederick is paroled for sanatorium treatment after six years for statute treasury breaking. The parole requires return to the penitentiary after treatment ends.
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Whipp
Warry
We Nice
Toby
Dallas Whipp Repeater
Frederick
Darconyte
Pendentary
Nine destroyers moved from San Diego to San Pedro
Navy high command suddenly orders nine destroyers transferred from the San Diego base to the fleet body at San Pedro. A radio call to assemble the aircraft scouting force for duty sparked speculation of a precautionary mobilization drill during the holiday period.
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San Pedro
Calif Ber
Navy High Command
San Diego
Ernest J. King
Arthur J. Bigtarrr
United States
Barister
Indicted in Huge Bootlegging Plot Amid Federal Probe
Fifty six persons were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of operating a bootlegging conspiracy that deprived the government of at least 100000 in taxes over the past three years. The defendants include three city police and four other alcohol unit officers. The probe also tied to two killings and several auto thefts during a broader operation.
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New York
Federals
Grand Jury
City Palieemen
Fortier
Alcoholio Unit
W. Man Tones Pane
Japan Admits Panay Fire Question Shifts
Chinese reports noted officials saying Japanese forces did not fire on U S or Filipino soldiers aboard the Panay. Prompting fears of broader Japanese aggression, observers weighed warship movements and potential attacks on Shanghai area targets including Hangchow and Canton. A party of 300 Americans and Brits faced warnings as tensions rose.
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Mabon
Amer
Re. Pott
Callen Nanking
Hangchow
Che- Klang Province
Shanghai
Canton
Ciana
Telngtay
Shintung Prayimee
China
Iainkow
Local DeMolay Chapter Ranked First In State
Frederick Chapter of the Order of DeMolay rated among the top twenty five chapters in the United States in the annual merit rate. The letter from the grand council conveyed congratulations to Cr Cyril Klein and members of the local chapter for the achievement. The Frederick DeMolay chapter is sponsored by Enoch Chapter Royal Arch Masons and was presented by Sheridan Barber and Edward Nagle served as secretary. Columbia Lodge elects officers for the year at its regular communication. Worshipful Master Lincoln C Kogelbrecht Senior Warden Cyril Klein Junior Warden Russell Michael secretary Ira L Miller treasurer Horace C Zacharias trustees Mary J Fromke and others named.
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of Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Mary Land
United States
Prand Council
Cyril Klein
Prederiele DeMolay
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Cleo Alexander
Sheridan Barber
Edward Nagle
Columbia Lodge
Lincoln C. Kogelbrecht
C. Cyril Klein
Russsell A. Michael
Ira L. Miller
Horace C. Zacharias
Marry J. Fromke
Masonic Temple Associattion
Gray
Bowers
Miller
Aviation official to address Rotary Club on Wednesday
Wedard Garley chief of Safety and Planning of the Bureau of Air Navigation will speak to the local Rotary Club Wednesday on Avias lign Has Reached Its Maturity. He will travel to the city to keep his appointment and arrive at the local airport about noon.
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Wedard Garley
Bureau of Air + Navigation
Department of Commerce
Avias Lign
Garley
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Summary unavailable due to garbled data. Readable elements indicate precipitation measurements for December and the year to date, with temperatures reported as yesterday and prior periods. Exact figures and locations are unclear, making a precise recap impossible.
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Toa
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Thut
Buse
Sherman E. Flanagan
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Agereseor
Talesmen
Lowell Lee Lond
Harry F. Bliekenstal
M No Mount
Ridgely Flogk
Raymond A Traugh
Charles Lo Ates
Gilmore
Harry T. Umberrer
Georges Summere
Deseph Ho Burke
Frank K. Remeberg
Russell Lo Hoare
Tinue
HGH School
David
Shepherd
Fitdutich High School
Arts
Wottington Dee
Hiro
Asia
Taney
Sonia
Soren
Coburn
A. W
Tryoll
C. A
Stacy Ganderman
Amd
Andrews
Middletown
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