Jury awards verdict in $56,000 accident suit
In Montgomery County Circuit Court a jury returned verdict for the defendants in a $56,000 suit filed by Mrs. Marie M Cornell of Washington against truck owner William B. Rinehart of Burkittsville and driver Marshal Flook. The trial, over an September 22, 1936 collision at Colesville pike and Sligo Park Drive, concluded after deliberations of about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie M Cornell Washington
William B Rinehart
Frederick County
Marshal Flook
Burkittsville
Colesville Pike
Sligo Park Drive
Montgomery County
Flook
WM. Hicks
Cornell
Hicks
S. H. Burns
Raymond A Haugh
Harry 5. Sowers
Charles L. Miss
Alvey V. Renn
Charles E. Nichols
George A. Bowlus
Lowell Lee Long
Oscar R. Saylor
Pearl Schwartz
M. N
French Order Attacks On Pirate Submarines
Paris Feb 3 French warships patrolling the Mediterranean outside Spanish waters were ordered to attack and destroy if possible any submarine found in steamship lanes. The Foreign Office said the instructions followed London conferences after the Endymion sinking with ten lives lost and to correlate French and British patrols under the anti piracy accord of September.
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Paris
Mediterranean Sea
OfSte
London
Mediterranean
Temperature Extremes Highlight Western Trade Tour
Everedy Company official William B. Leichert reports stronger business in the West and Southwest after a coast to coast trip. He cites 68 degrees in Los Angeles, 106 in Phoenix at 200 feet below sea level, 62 in Phoenix at night, and ice in El Paso gutters at 2,700 feet, with few restocking cuts. Company sales rose 54 percent year over year. Frederick plant running at full capacity with 45 sales staff nationwide. Scientists note milk and liquid bacteria can be killed by sounds tuned to specific pitches.
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William B. Leichert
Everedy Company
New York
Mr. Lebherz
Lebherz
Ciies
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Leichert
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Arizona
Paso
Leicherz
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Police told Fingers a rent collector was killed but did not say how he died. Fingers said Hop kins had been stabbed when he referred to the crime as stickin.
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Fingers
Hopkins
Naziseage most serious crisis rumbles in Washington
A chaotic conference produced angry delegations and protests as resolutions approved by multiple committees sparked accusations of overreach. Reports link Nazi leadership shifts, suggesting Goering to gain wartime power while military heads gain Cabinet parity.
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Commerce Department
M. A Moers
Cincinnati
Adolf Hitler
Marina
Werner von Blomberg
Hermann Wilhelm Goerng
War Ministry
von Blomberg
Goeringay
Werner von Fritsch
Army
Act
Conference Clashes Over Open Discussion Of Reports
The chairmen read group recommendations and led to clamor for open debate. Frederick Roth of Cleveland, general chairman, urged firm handling and said you cant have a discussion on every report while addressing the assembly about responsibility with employers and government interference with business.
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Frederick Roth
Cleveland
Braddock Far Face Tightened Terms in British Ranking
The fragment references Q answers involving Jum Braddock and Tommy Far. It notes an order for him to return home and mentions advertising tags and a claim that terms should be tightened. It also states Britain ranks first.
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Jum Braddock
Tommy Far
Britain
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Montgomery
Big ‘Armament Program
Omy
Forycare
Berger
Pontiac
Hillside Coal Company
Germany
Washington
Tess Men
Nun
Erich Raeder
Navy Minster
Hitler
Economic Defense Council
Goering
IGE
Delphey
West Patrick St
Frederick
North Market Street
Sorner Church
S & Misses
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md. E
Sundars
Nissan Ee
Conscience
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Teros
Bloomfield
Fleischer
Angel
Fleischer’s
Hendrickson
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