Not Guilty Verdict In Club Knife Incident
A colored defendant, Bryant, was found not guilty before Magistrate Edward J. Smith in People's Night Court over a Saturday night knife incident on South Bentz Street. James L. Jackson was slashed after an argument over money for medical research. Bryant claimed Jackson struck first. Bryant received a possible sentence option of probation or suspended jail time, while another case involved Edwin F. Nikirk appealing a verdict. Jail terms were also issued for loitering and indecent exposure, with fines and alternate jail time.
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South Bentz Street
Edward J. Smith
People’s Night Court
Columbus
Bryant
All Saints
James L. Jackson
Paul Mossburg
William Mutchner
Jackson
Edwin F. Nikirk
Leo Brandenburg
Nikirk
Ruth A. Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Martin L. Kanode
Jack B. Clary
Frederick
Nathan Dorsey
AFL Appeals for German Rearmament Support
The AFL urged Western European free trade unions to back Germany's rearmament, arguing military strength deters Soviet aggression. The move, approved by the AFL Executive Council, targets Germany and its unions while CIO leaders arrive for winter talks on an AFL-CIO merger amid ongoing issues over raiding protections.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL Today
Germany
AFL Executive Council
Europe
Russia
AFL
George Meany
Free World
CIO
Afl-Cio
Meany
Lonce
Two Get Long Terns For Bank Robbery
Baltimore February 7 The two men Earl Smith and John Foster were sentenced to 27 years each after pleading guilty to Maryland s largest bank heist. They and Clarence Duke McGann robbed 124000 from the First National Bank of Southern Maryland at Andrews Air Force Base last August 13. McGann drove the getaway car and was arrested for speeding minutes after the holdup. Smith and Foster were arrested in December. Judge Chesnut questioned them about about 100000 of the loot still missing.
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Baltimore
McGann
Smith
Foster
W. Calvin Chessnu
Grange Meeting Endorses New Market Card Party Plan
Jefferson Grange backed a New Market Grange resolution for more loag facilities at Frederick High School and agreed to sponsor a card party. The group will run a Red Cross campaign in Jefferson District and noted a successful March of Dimes drive. Helen Iferl and Helen Remsburg named attendance captains. A Walkersville bowling party is set for February 13 at 7 45. Thurmont Grange invites skaters to the roller rink. Lectures featured readings on What Is A Farmer and Good Things About A Farmer.
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Jefferson Grange
New Market Grange
Frederick High School
The
Grange Aggreed
Red Cross
Jefferson District
Community Service Committee
March of Dimes
Helen Iferl
Helen Remsburg
Walkersville
Thurmont Grange
Thurmont
Bernard Remsburg
Amece meeting sets supper for winners after contest
A meeting on March 3 outlines supper for the winners of the Amece contest. Court News lists marriages, divorces, and property deeds across multiple towns with ages and places, including York Harrisburg Baltimore and Frederick. A Baltimore specialist was called to treat Dr M E Robertson in New Windsor, and a draft-extension bill for four years was debated in Congress with no organized opposition.
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Baltimore
M. E. Robertson
New Windsor
University Hospital
Top Man Sent To New York For Matusow Case
The Justice Department sent its top internal security official to New York to work with prosecutors on Harvey Matusow. Atty. Gen. Brownell vowed continued inquiry into Matusow’s varying testimony since 1952. Senate subpoenas for several witnesses were announced, delaying a Brandeis jury proceeding. Tobacco is North Carolina’s chief crop.
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Justice Department
New York
Harvey M. Matusow
Matusow
Congressional
Department
Asst
William F. Tompkins
Internal Security Division
U. S. District Attorney
Brand Jury
Brownell
Sen
Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
First robin reported near Willow Brook road
Mrs Casper C Moore saw a robin this morning at her home on Willow Brook road near the city, marking the harbinger of spring.
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Casper C. Moore
Willow Brook Road
Escape Plot Thwarted In Lancaster County Jail Yard
Two convicts Merle Hardy and Seymour Popkin attempted a jail break at Lancaster County Prison by fashioning a pick and using improvised tools to create an exit. They traversed the yard, climbed the roof, and planned to scale the wall before guards captured them. Hardy faced prior morals charges and pending transfer to Eastern Penitentiary. Popkin awaited transfer and a term. In sports news, the New York Giants signed Capital Airlines to fly the team to league cities for the 1935 season, using DC4 and Constellation planes on 24 chartered flights, including World Series trips.
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Lancaster County
Walter N. Foust
Merle R. Hardy
Seymour Popkin
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. Edward Wetzel
Hardy
Kenneth Pierce
Pierce
Sandra Lee
Roanoke
Eastern Penitentiary
Popkin
Birtholnes
Mis- Faust
Missippi River
Minnesota
Giants
New York
Capital Airlines
Chiis
Milwaukee
Eason
Cleveland
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Charles §. Jones
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Hagerstown
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Cynthia B. Colston
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Helene A. Pawlek
William G. Price
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