Teacher Ehrhart case rests with local judge verdict under consideration
In Carroll county circuit court, Mrs. George W. Ehrhart a public school music teacher sued the Board of Education for 1350 dollars for the first year of a two year claim after her teaching certificate renewal was refused by State Superintendent Dr Albert Cook. Witnesses spoke for plaintiff and defense. Judge Arthur D Willard recessed with verdict under consideration after long testimony and cross examination.
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George W. Ehrhart
Carroll County
Board of Education
Albert &. Cook
Arthur D. Willard
Willard
S Mart
Ehrhart
Witaressta
Schol
Philip H. Rogers
Cook
D. Eugene Walsh
Unger
Educaton
Manchester
Hampstead
Carroll County case tests teacher certificate renewal dispute
In a prolonged dispute, Mrs Ehrhart sought renewal of her teaching certificate but faced resistance from Unger who refused to recommend renewal to the State superintendent. The case details charges against her, alleged political influence, and disagreements over prior ratings. The suit alleges breach of contract as the school board did not renew her four-year certificate ending 1931-32.
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Cate
Unger
Cook
Ehrhart
Columbia University
Walsh
Ehenart
Mer
Claude Yowell
Manchester
Yowell
Spirl
Ross J. Blocker
Manchester School
Vowell
Wrs
Crossbill Filed for Absolute Divorce in Equity Court
Wilbur D. Smith sues for cross-bill of absolute divorce from Gertrude D. Smith in equity court plating adultery claims. Smith denies faithfulness, seeks mediation, cites debts and taxes on home, and requests custody of two children. Attorneys listed for both sides. Another divorce suit filed by Mary R. Mobberly, minor, through father against Howard E. Mobberly for absolute divorce and alimony. Custody of one child sought. infidelity alleged. Judge orders $20 counsel fee and $20 monthly alimony during suit unless cause shown by Feb 11. Attorneys named.
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Equity Court
Wilbur D. Smith
McMurray Street
Gertrude D. Smith
Singanore Hills Inn
Frederick Junction
Reno Ss. Harp
Smith
Atten ¥ Bennett
Mary R. Mobberly
Edgar
Hargett
Howard E. Mobberly
East Fourth Street
Mobberly
Suit on Bond in Maryland Circuit Court
The state of Maryland for the use of Mrs Katherine E Grove sues Frederick E Grove Frank M Urban and Ella Urban all of Frederick for non payment of a $6 weekly support bond. The suit seeks $300 plus arrears from January 1 1934 amounting to $188 with bond posted October 19 1933 and default alleged after September 1933 conviction for failure to support.
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Maryland
Katherine E. Grove
Katherine B. Grove
Frederick E. Grove
Frank M. Urban
Ella EB. Urban
Frederick
Reno S. Harp
Grove
Urbans
Stober
McCracken Ordered to Jail by Supreme Court
Washington February 4 The Supreme Court ordered William B P MacCracken to serve 10 days in jail for contempt after refusing to provide requested documents to a Senate committee investigating the all malls pay papers The ruling grants Congress power to punish contempts and MacCracken has 95 days to seek reconsideration The decision was unanimous Washington also notes a program to purchase and withdraw 7 000 000 acres of unprofitable farm land by July 1 to aid stranded rural and urban populations.
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Washington
William BP
MacCracken
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Frank Hogan
Hauptmann Trial Clues Point to Hauptmann in Defense
New Jersey state police head testifies that all clues point to Hauptmann. Defense presents Hauptmann’s close friend as alibi witness. A state-subpoenaed student recalls seeing a laddered car resembling Hauptmann. A Yonkers restaurant owner asserts Violet Sharpe was there on the kidnapping night. Fisch-Sharpe accuser cannot identify a photo. Ladder strength cited as 180 pounds by Col Schwarzkopf.
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Hauptmann
New Jersey
Violet Sharpe
Yonkers
Fisch-Sharpe
Col. Schwarzkopf
Hauptmann trial hears police chief on Lindbergh clues
Col Norman Schwarzkopf, head of the New Jersey State Police, testified on the 24th day of Bruno Hauptmann's trial for the Lindbergh kidnapping. He described finger print examinations and ladder experiments showing a ladder modeled on the kidnapping device broke under 180 pounds. The defense pressed questions on clues and the Morrow maid Violet Sharpe. Col Schwarzkopf said many details rely on official reports.
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Flemington
N. J
Hauptmann
Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Schwarzkopf
Col. Lindbergh
Col. Schwarzkopf
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann case witness recounts Sharpe sighting dispute
A Yonkers restaurant proprietor testifies about a story the defense planned to hear regarding Violet Sharpe the night of the kidnapping. Anna Bonesteel said Sharpe waited an hour then left with two men, but could not identify a photo Wilentz displayed.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Visente
Hauptmann
Yonkers
Pro- Prietor
Wiolet Sharpe
Anna Bonesteel
Miss Sharpe
David T. Wilentz
Bonestee
Wilentz
Sharpe
Dionne Parents Set for Chicago Lights Visit
Papa and Mama Dionne, humble Ontario farmers and parents of the world’s only living quintuplets, prepare to board a train to Chicago as guests of a vaudeville promoter for their first exposure to the bright lights and show business.
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Dionnes
Toronto
Can
Papa
Mama Dionne
Chicago
Germany Slow to Accept Anglo French Accord
Berlin notes a cautious, noncommittal response to the Anglo French accord. German officials say the pact, with its air clauses and League provisions, is not acceptable in its present form and Berlin will decide on negotiating with World War enemies. Britain expresses cautious satisfaction with Berlin’s initial reply.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
London
Britain
Paris Radio Appeal to Germany Rejoins Disarmament Conference
Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin urged Germany by radio to return to the League and rejoin the international disarmament conference. Officials feared Germany might dodge a direct yes or no with counter proposals. In other news, Tadets play Faculty at Frederick high, and the British Medical Register lists 55,291 doctors.
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Germany
Paris
Pierre Etienne-Flandin
Reich
League of Nedons
Tadets
Frederick
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