Christmas fines tally in local registrates court
A jumbled review of 1932 court fines shows totals around the $2,000 mark with several offenders jailed or fined for drunkenness and driving after license revocation. Notable cases include Samuel Seiss of Pennsylvania jailed after trying to flee with a coat bought in a bargain and James Branson of Adamstown sentenced to sixty days for driving with a revoked license.
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ae heep
po CE
Bowers
Saurday
Justice Bowress
Justice Bennet
cout
Samuel Seiss
Johnns
Pitssaugh
Frank Gelb
Washton
D. C
Gelb
Edgard
Seiss
Pittsburgh
Urbana
Virginia
Charles Cherridale
Rist
che evidesos
Stride
ashington road
Albin Jenkins, Jr
foofbine
Eesti Horan
arried Jenkins
Wiliam M Sworm
James Branson
Adamstown
Hom
sheotien
Ganties Page
Branmison
Brannison
hulsy
Beckiess
Enos Tio
Hseemone
John Ress
Camaget
West Patrick street
Weather Today Report Shows Excess Rainfall and Cold
The daily weather summary notes precipitation for 24 hours ending December 10 at Hore tation, totaling 11.93 inches. It compares with normal December values, showing a deficit of 32.7 inches for the year and a low temperature near minus 10.33 degrees.
County Auto Law Fines Surge in Christmas Week
Motor Vehicle Commissioner reports a sharp rise in fines for the week before Christmas totaling 37 465. The list includes drivers charged with speeding no license parked with lights out and other infractions. Mayor George Matthews suffers a serious attack at his Westminster home as the city faces ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Ernest Abrecht
Ray Alexander
Hense
J. W. Yockhart
Tees L.Burras
Osfear M. Cannon
M.rs. Cassell
B. A. Crutchley
Percy R. Drury
Brest
Lester ‘FL Finotti
Earl J. Gestley
R. Haller
George B. Rankins
J. i. Holdocaft
Rey
Hing
Irving Chester Knill
Clea Hutchins
Raymond Lee
Rober L. Nast
James Marrone
William F. 1
Ogie
A. D. Phobus
Harry D. Rhoderick
Lee Ristich
Amos Robinson
Charles A Six
J. H. Stickler
Johh Stauffer
Charles B. Wastler
boulevard
Harry White
Milford Harvey PWimmier
William V. Wolfe
Heitts
Jom Wood
Emmitsburg
Paul J. Baker
John W. Baugher
Abe L. Boyer
Walter M. Wood
Middletown
Evelyn Becker
Harry C. Conde
Wallace Craig
T. W. Grady
Willam H. Hendrick
Robert A. Hill
John Jerman
John A. Miller
Jacob H. Naf
Lee B. Ostermyer
James TF. Vandergriff
Howard
We. Walter, Jr
cure
P. tL. Wharton
Mr. Airr
Donald
Stembeugh
Maurie
Ebr
Rocky Ridge
Reginald Snoxden
Monrotia
Siresbeuer
West Sixth
erstexamle
Master C. Thomas
Muiddletox
Clea Butchins
Prederck
Micace
Westminster Strickem
George E Matthews
Case county
Westminsewer
amy
Helen Matthews
Westminse
Mart
Frederick Cotillon Club Christmas Dance Leads Holiday Events
Frederick Cotillon Club plans a large Christmas dance in the Prantis Scott Key ballroom with elaborate lighted decorations and the Baltimore hotel orchestra. A buffet luncheon will follow around midnight while out of town guests, hosts, and local society figures prepare for holiday entertaining.
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Frederick Cotillon Club
Prantis Scott Key
Raymond & Town
Stusic
Louis Becker
Baltimore
Sara
Marian Rau
Rockwell Terrace
Rosalie W. Ossum
West Third street
satter cii
Dorothy Livingston Barnlest
Boston
Mass
Mary P. Grane
Florida
Charles Dykes
Mississippi
Mgr
Edward Lawler
Washington, D.C
Robert S. Tyson
hose
Biss Elizabeth Tyson
George Jani
Washington, D. C
Joan A. Matkell
John C
James Snouffer
Josepn H. App
Bernard T. Brasius
Poolestile
Mid. Grove White
Theron Green
Columbus O
Frack Musse
Harrispurg
Raymond E Toan
John H. Olliier
Hagerstown
Francis M. Perrott
Carroll S. James
Schenectady
N. F. D. Grove
Jn. Giesm O. Garver
Elwood O'Harack
Ross Black, Jr
Eugene Thomas Lor
LInguisenant
Jack Hinckes
Ynomas B
Canclovierinle
Charles
aucnorum
Threat of Use of Arms Made by Gandhi Speech
Gandhi warned that future resistance may bring bullets as the nationalist movement faces a fiery ordeal. He urged sacrifice if needed to save India, promising no abandonment of efforts for liberty amid a massive crowd in Bombay.
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GANDHI
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Londo
tionalist congress
Sam
Mother India
Washington ay Letter on Blanton and Congress Debates
NEA Service writer describes a Washington letter discussing Congressman Blanton, his Senate ambitions, and his public antagonists. It notes his long service, defense of his record, and the intense scrutiny by colleagues and critics amid debates over payrolls and media praise.
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RODNEY DUTCHEE
Washington
Howe
sue dearest
Blanton wste
Congressional Rsv
Blanton
Tom
iestie gate
Dal
jas Scarborough
Lions President to Address 22nd District Meeting
Members of Lions clubs across the Twenty-second district in Maryland elect a district gathering set for February 23. Fredericksburg club hosts the event with Julien C., president of Lions International, as the keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions clubs
i- Twenty-second district
Maryland
Delarars
Kief
Columbia
Frederics
Julien C
Lions International
Japanese Advance Against Chinese Forces Near Chinchow
Reports from Tokyo and Nanking detail Japanese units pushing toward Huspangtz with heavy fighting near Sanchiatzu and Matto. Chinese forces reportedly retreat with many casualties. Lin Sen elected chairman of the Chinese National Government in Nanking, consolidating leadership after Chiang Kai-shek's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rengo
Nanking
China
Lin Sen
legislative Yuan
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
Canton
One Dead and Three Hurt in Philadelphia Gang War
A gang battle on a Philadelphia street left one man dead and three wounded as seven participants fought from a building’s second floor to a roof area. The dead man, Samuel E Grassman, was a material witness in a previous Mickey Duffy killing. Albert Skale, a former lieutenant of Das, was critically wounded. Police suspect the feud relates to last summer’s Duffy killing.
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Philadelphia
Samuel E Grassman
Mickey Duffy
Atlantic City
Albert Skale
New claimant to Wendel fortune appears in Brussels
Mlle. Amette Francoise Wendel, a presumed direct descendant of Joh Matthias Wendel, claims one half of the Wendel fortune estimated at 73 million to 100 million dollars. She says she is the rightful heir and seeks her share from the Belgian attorney handling the case.
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New York
New ‘ars Evening Post
Werde
Mlle
Amette Francoise Wendel
Brussels
Belgium
Mie. Wendel
Joh Mattias Wendel
John Matthias Gotlob Wendel
Ella Wendel
Jor
Two Acquittals Over Baby Slaying by Gangsters
Two defendants are acquitted in a baby killing case tied to a gangster group. Prosecutors sought murder convictions while defense argued lack of direct evidence. The trial concluded after holiday adjournment with jurors delivering not guilty verdicts.
Three More Die in Auto Collision Tragedy
Three additional fatalities are reported after a vehicle collision. Names listed include Ren Ei Dai, age 3, and Wil A Atkinson, age 2, residents of Hinewy-Sh. Authorities continue investigations into the crash details.
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eeecon
Ren Ei
First Woman Peace Envoy Named From Massachusetts
Mary Emma Weeker of South Hadley Mass is selected by President Hoover as a national peace envoy to attend a Geneva conference in February. She is 66 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Weeker
abbe
South Hadley
Mass
cuuivrence
Hoover
Geneva
New Linganore Water Plant Undergoes First Test
The Linganore water purification plant began its initial test under City Engineer Maxwell and Consulting Engineer G J Reynard with representatives from American Water Softener Co Bord and Goforth and Frederick Iron and Steel. Preliminary stages passed satisfactorily as the water moved to mixing and coagulating basins though storage pins were not yet ready. No immediate plan to send water to Frederick was announced and another pipe test will follow before final connection. Indications from tests suggest water will be available at short notice.
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Linganore
Maxwell
G. J. Reynard
Conarpa, Bord and Goforth
Prederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick
tom
cax
Fire Razes House East of Ridgeville
Flames from a chimney fire destroyed the frame dwelling of Arthur Luber near Parrsville just east of Ridgeville. Luber his wife and a child were home when the fire started and failed to notice it until it had gained headway. Mt Airy Fire Company arrived but could not save the home. Firefighters confined the flames to the one building despite a large crowd gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Luber
Parrsville
Ridgeville
Luber
Mt. Airy Fire Company
Pears
Mt. Airy
Re-sentencing Duker Ends With Death Penalty Stand
Baltimore dispatch reports judge Ulmann reaffirmed the death sentence for He-man Weob Duker in the murder of John W. Anderson. Duker, pale and unsteady, was returned to Maryland Penitentiary after the ruling, while commutation pleas remain open with Governor Ritchie amid appeals.
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Baltimore
Des
Weob Duker
John W. Anderson
Criminal Cour
Joseph Nimantxiar
helm company
hope row
Richie
Liman
COUTt
Sudge Ulmein
Duker
Maryland Penitentary
Dale H. Lambert
Ritchie
Ubban
Fog Delays Search for Missing Army Aviator
Fog and low clouds halt serial search over Blue Ridge for Lieut. E. H. Bobbitt Jr. Six Selfridge based planes cannot fly from Hot Springs aiding the search while ground parties continue. Bobbitt, missing since Friday, believed to have crashed south of Bikinis while en route to Hot Springs Virginia to spend Christmas with his parents.
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Martinton
W. Va
Blue Ridge mountains
Selfridge
Mich
Hot Springs
E. H. Bobbitt
J. M. Gaston
White Sulphur Springs
Bobbitt
Bikinis
Selfridge Field
Market Passes Through Turbulent Trading Amid Holiday Pressure
Markets opened under pressure after Christmas holidays with estate related securities in focus. Prices drifted near year end levels as trading resumed and the tape showed limited activity with early declines and brief recoveries.
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cabies
Blast wrecks buildings as residents escape in Pa town
A blast tore through a Pennsylvania town, wrecking several buildings but all occupants escaped. Fire crews and authorities investigated the cause amid scattered debris and reports of flames spreading to nearby structures.
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Seevits
dwei
Three Die in Restaurant Blaze in New York
A restaurant fire killed three people and injured others as flames swept through the building today. Fire officials reported the victims were trapped inside as crews battled the blaze in dense smoke and heat.
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Bennett
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Strucker Automobile
Bucky Barman
OG M. Bense
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Congress
Louis McFadden
Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
FREDERICK HIGH
U. S
Caring
George Bose
Senate
White House
Eastern Star
Mesonic Temple
Miargaret Wohlgemuth
Urs
Ethel ‘Thompson
porh
Annapois
Sta Aheads
Paul Simpson
Walter Feaga
Etna Himbury
May Lampe
Magella Hersiberge
Ox Fibre Brush Company
cncome
United States
G. Baker
Thomas J. Schaefer
G. Wiliam
South Eamshal
Yorkshire
England
Det
Brickley co
oreiestra
Cumberland
hese
Scarborough
South Carolina
Texas
Canada
LIONS
Julian C. Hyex
urer H. P. Barceve
Mukden
Chinchow
Presi
Manchuria
Huspangtz
Tenchuangtal
Rowpanetzers
Peiping-Mukden
Deveeen
WENDEL FORTUNE
Vincent
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Nettie Etchison
Gaithersaucy
Wi- Ham McBan
Denny DL. Fringer
Grace Methodist church
J. =. James
Epworth Meth
Metin L. Shank
North
Market street
job
Walter Stance
don Stone
Moss M. Earl Stone
Sarah Warner
Lippr
dav
Isabel
Anna
Mc Charity
Prizceburg
Fogie
Irene ant
Samuel
Hoi
Amos Warner Frandburg
Wiliam Warner
Buss
Dee
arate
ULMMAN
Anderson
pasper
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