Buckingham Case Sent to Jury After Deliberations
A Frederick county jury retires after two and a half hours of argument in the Buckingham case. Buckingham is charged with fatally shooting his wife after a quarrel. he claims a mysterious unidentified third person shot both of them before a self-inflicted fall. The defense highlights a coat found in the house as proof no third party was present. The jury will return to court this afternoon to continue with the case.
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Frederck County
Buckingham
Eldersburg
Wise
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Roy M. Hailtner
George N Fringer
Carroll County
Trner
Mr. Brown
Holden S. Felton
Tha
Hiltner
John Showers
Canti
England
France
Roosevelt
Hull
Mull
Castle Falla Collapse Kills and Traps Twenty
A medieval castle atop a hill in Romagna collapsed onto nearby homes during sleep. Rescue teams recovered five bodies, with twenty feared dead or missing and several survivors pulled from the debris. Many residents feared trapped.
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Romagna
Yien
Caldiers
AFL leaders plot divide and reunite labor groups
Washington AP says American Federation of Labor leaders consider rifts with the CIO after peace negations collapse. John L Lewis CIO prepared to enroll more members while AF of L aims to pull International Ladies Garment Workers back, possibly expel United Mine Workers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers next month. The move centers on coal and clothing sectors with backing from United Garment Workers and Progressive Miners of America.
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Washington
Der
Aewenican Federation
Stattog i
Coto
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Recetts G
Redecation
Ins
International Ladies Garment Workers
A, F of L
United Mine Workers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Executive Council
United Garment Workers
Progressive Miners of America
Denver
William Green
AF. of L
C. I
Fire Kills Six In Isolated Connellsville Farm Home
Six people perished in a blaze that destroyed an isolated farm home 12 miles east of Connellsville Pennsylvania. The dead include William Yothers 71 Annie Youthers 69 Wilmer D Crow Jean Crow Anna Belle Crow all under 16 and Melvin Crow 10 who died in a hospital. Frank Crow 45 father of the children was seriously burned. The fire followed an explosion of undetermined cause with a neighbor reportedly a mile away.
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Connellsville
Dee
Pennsylvania
William Yothers
Annie Youthers
Wilmer D. Crow
Jean Crow
Annabelle Crow
Melvin Crow
Frank Crow
Ross Given 10 Years For Killing Davidson
Fredericksburg Virginia December 22 Walter L Ross 17 former Marine Corps member was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary by Judge Frederick W Coleman for the murder of Elmer J Davidson Washington at Barney after Ross counsel Frank P Moncure withdrew his motion to set aside the guilty verdict.
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Fredericksburg
Walter L. Ross
U.S. Marine Corps
State
Frederick W. Coleman
Elmer J. Davidson
Washington
Barney
Frank P. Moncure
Ross
Coleman
Rose
Stocks Slip and Rally Amid Tax Selling and Profit Taking
New York stocks dipped on tax selling and profit taking before a late rally trimmed losses and produced mixed results. Brokers attributed the recovery to buying on dips and some short covering as prices moved narrowly around the day. Sterling edged up fractions while a share at 4.99 remained notable.
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New York
Amrose and Wellen Charged After Early Morning Incident
Police at Headquarters report John W Amrose of Hagerstown was charged with fighting and disorderly conduct and operating a vehicle without a license after being taken into custody by Officer Reno Six. Ambrose posted $26 collateral. Jesse Wellen, a former offender, was charged with public intoxication after his arrest by Officers Miller and Doreey.
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John W. Ambrose
Hagerstown
Reno
Alon
Ambrose
Jesse Wellen
William E Miller
Frank Doreey
Panay bombing seen as move to shame Japan and curb pacifism
Officials in Washington view the Panay attack as deliberate to degrade U S prestige in the Orient and force a stronger Western stance against Japan. They note aims to provoke humility in Tokyo, spur Britain and France, and roll back antiwar sentiment at home while warning that further steps toward confrontation are possible.
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Rovney Dutcher
Washington
Japan
U. S
Great Britain
France
Tay White House
State Department
Orient
United States
China
Christmas Decoration Contest Set by Frederick Chamber
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce announces Christmas decoration judging next week across business houses and residences. Hoyer J. Wolfe notes a secret judging committee will ensure fair results with no entry by previous participants, offering prizes of 15 and 10 dollars for first and second in business and 10 and 5 dollars in residential divisions.
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Frederick
Fall of Teruel Admitted By Spanish Insurgents
Reports from Hendaye and Madrid confirm the fall of Teruel after a week of siege shelling. Both insurgent and government headquarters acknowledge the capture at the southern Aragon front with warnings of heavy casualties and a strategic setback for the civil war.
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Teruel
Hendaye
Peontier
Madrut
Teruil
Aragon Front
Confusing Fragments Honor Flight Brothers at Vohimbiy University
A partial readable caption honors one brother fathered by a man shown at a rare appearance. The Institute of Aeronauts and Sciences at New Fork University hosts a chest of honor lecture celebrating the forty anniversary of the brothers Grst flight.
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Faman
Institute of Aeronauts and Sciences
Vohimbiy University
Mew Fork
Winter's Arrival Brings Shortest Day to Busy City
The city braces for the shortest day as winter arrival inspires busy activity. Public offices close for Christmas weekend with early payrolls, plus holiday preparations by the Salvation Army and church groups.
Man Released From Jail After Paying $9.75
A man identified as Hyd paid $9.75 and was released from jail after a Monday evening rampage incident near the Pennsylvania Hall road. Deputy Sheriff Shoak said Hyd was taken into custody during the disturbance and later released upon paying $5 in damages to Keefer Byler’s home and $4.75 in sheriff costs. A hearing has not yet been scheduled.
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Prederick
Bee Gore
Fark
Denver Oo Shoak
Hyd
Pennsylvania Hall Road
Syd
Keefer Byler
Roy Kessler
Tumsville
James Hyatt
Sheriiffs
Kessler
Franklin
Wo Va
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harvey Cons Ners
Jalil
Allen Bartfis
Ace
Jake Kilrain Diess Was Great Prize Fighter
Jake Kilrain Diess, famed prizefighter remembered for bare knuckle era battles, died today at age 78 after a long career marked by high profile bouts against Champlin and Sullivan. His legacy includes holding a national title and enduring a controversial decline as age and health issues surfaced.
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Jake Kilrain Diess
Piney
Mer
Jake Kilrain
Champlin
Jokob Sullivan
Tyvoids
Jong Diae Tance Palodes
Wrath
Seutling
Andy
No Parole For Smith, Commissioner Rules
Baltimore, December 22. Parole was denied for John L. Wiggles Smith a Maryland gangster serving a murder sentence. The parole board cited unreliability and potential mental disturbance after past prison incidents including an escape attempt and a stabbing.
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Smith
Baltimore
Alfred M. Rudtke
S.J
Fordham University
John L. “Wiggles” Smith
Maryland
Norris
Ted
Jack Mart
J. Cank
Man Boyd
Coorstone
Amended Articles Filed For Walkersville Bank Amends Capital Stock
Amended articles of incorporation filed note Walkersville Bank reduces capital stock from 40000 to 25000. Directors mar th 2 and stockholders may 4. Harvey Cramer president and Percy H Claguett cashier sign. Also filings for Middletown Property Holding Co and Camnetin Grill Inc with noted incorporators Amos L Remaberg John W Holter Claudel Taba Frederick.
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Walkersville Gani
Noes
State Tax Commission
Marth
Harvey Cramer
Percy H . Claguett
Middletown Property Holding Co
Camnetin Grill, Inc
Middletown Concerty
Amos L. Remaberg
John W. Holter
Middletown
Claudel
Taba
Frederick
Foster C. Remsaberg
Catoctin Grill
Allen McHenry
Preston
Michael
Chartey 1
Abrecht
Mehenry
Troas
Arlington Namesake Ties To Movie Star Roots
Readers in Arlington Nebraska note a local namesake link to a broadcast era actor. The piece details how a child named after the town’s famed native figures emerged from connections to a fading trading post where the star’s family once resided.
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Arlington
Arington
Arlington Brugh
Tavier
Tastar
Missing Fragments Prompt Brief News Card
Fragmentary OCR text offers unreadable content with no clear events or named entities. The readable portion does not establish a concrete subject, location, or participants for a coherent summary.
Stork Derby Will Upheld by Supreme Court of Canada
The Supreme Court of Canada upholds Charles Vance Millar's eccentric will directing more than 500000 to the mother bearing the most children in Toronto between October 1936 and October 1937. Dozens of claimants, all women, had pursued the prize.
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Ottawa
Ont
Supreme Court of Canada
Charles Vance Millar
Toronto
Roosevelt Aims to Bolster Public Confidence in Congress Message
Administration advisers said Roosevelt will push a strong bid for public confidence in his January message to Congress. He plans to defend his legislative program, propose no new reforms, and seek broad cooperation with business and legitimate entities while avoiding retroactive reform.
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Waetonton
Roosevelt
Congress
Tienes
Weather Record for 24 Hours and Temperatures
Weather record shows precipitation for the 24 hours ending at Fam teviaw-nane with yesterday’s high and low temperatures noted. The report compares today’s temperatures with those from a year ago, including a recent low last night and forecasts for tomorrow’s temperatures and conditions.
Mail Liner Returns To Thunburg Germany
The Baltimore dispatch reports the Malimore Mail Line says the City of Banvbure liner has returned to Thunburg Germany after damage in the North Sea. Company officials expect extensive repairs will take weeks at port and resume service.
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Thunburg
Germany
Baltimore
Dee
iMalimore
Vamburg
Banvbure
Ina Cdilion
North Sea
Omfdale
Bombing and evacuation fears as Panay incident recurs in Far East
Reports say Japanese forces under Hashimoto commanded troops firing on December 12 as U S ships evacuate Americans from Tsingtao. Japanese bombers roared over the port while British protests grow over attacks on Chinese vessels near Hong Kong.
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Mashimmoto
Shanghu
Dee
Kingoro Washimoto
United States
Edd
Thehimoto
Japan
China
Marblehead
Pope
Sacras Ments
Shanghai
Tringtan
G-Men Join In Hunt For Gunmen Kidnapping
Washington detectives and federal agents joined a statewide search after a cab driver was kidnapped and robbed. The assailants forced the driver to flee toward College Park and then forced a transfer to a car before disappearing.
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Washington
College Park
Waller Los
Thomas Hanes
Richmond
Tox
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YALE
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Dese W. Kolb
Evans Delical Lutheran
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Hoover
Manali PA
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Midivishi
Hombota
Passeneer
Sifaly
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Olen
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Namala
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Maria
Troman
Jesster
Uhre
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Hashimoto
Tsingtao
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