Local filling stations robbed on East Patrick Street
Robberies at two East Patrick Street stations yielded nearly $100 in cash and supplies. A lone thief used a car to gain entry, breaking window glass at Mills station and looting cash, oil, tires, tools, and a rifle. Sun station on the opposite side was not entered. Police investigated after a blood trace was found on a cash register. An unrelated notice announced a Catholic Students Crusade convention planning meeting and May events.
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East Patrick Street
H. L. Mills
The
General Refining Co
Sun Ostro
Mills Station
Francis Crutch Iey
Charles B. Kirschman
Bascom Neal
Sun Station
Meredith H. Alexander
Otcers
Herbert Strawsburg
George Hoffman
Daniel Swomley
Dogs and Children Mourn Park Poisoned Dog Teddy
Teddy the 3 year old police day dog from 306 Park avenue was poisoned in Frederick City Hospital park area. Neighbors Mary Ellen and Jimmy Bowers describe Teddy as a neighborhood favorite who joined children's romps. Earlier poisonings of three other dogs in Park and Trail avenue prompted speculation of stealth poisoning and a police investigation.
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Frederick City Hospital Park
Teddy
Mary Ellen
Jimmy Bowers
Park Avenue
Park and
Trail Avenue
Stultz
Paid and Satisfied Stock Assessments At Central Trust
A decree of paid and satisfied stock assessments was entered by the Central Trust Company receiver for Mere Emory 1 Coblentz Middletown. In the original suit against stockholders Mrs Coblentz was assessed for stock valued at 1000 dollars. Similar decrees were entered for Luther A Buhrman and Mary E Buhrman Graceham who owed 4628 dollars on ten shares. A Elizabeth Ferguson and Blanche W Ferguson Smithsburg were assessed for three shares valued at 30 dollars. Decrees signed by John S Newman, counsel for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Emory
Coblentz Middletown
Coblentz
Luther A. Buhrman
Mary E. Buhrman
Graceham
Fo A. Elizabeth Ferguson
Blanche W. Ferguson
Smithsburg
John S. Newman
Moore properties sold in Knoxville mortgage sale
Three properties of Robert F. Ann Nat Moore in Knoxville were bought Thursday by the Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore for 2100 dollars. A six room frame house sold for 800 dollars, a ten room frame house for 1200 dollars, and a two and one half acre lot for 100 dollars. William M. Kennedy acted as agent, John S Newman and Tartone Newman were attorneys, and Charles S. Huffer was auctioneer.
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Moore Properties
Robert F.ann Nat
Moore
Knoxville
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
William M. Kennedy Way
John S Newman
Tartone Newman
Charles 5. Huffer
General Butler to Speak at Frederick Peace Meeting Tonight
Final arrangements for the peace meeting tonight at the State Armory list General Smedley D. Butler as the main speaker at 7 30. The program opens with the Frederick High School Band and features solos by James E. Daub and others. Rev. William Te Basvhark Chetteowa explains the Peace Campaign work, followed by the Marine Hymn and introductions by Dr. Louise R. Heath. Additional sponsors include Hood College groups, the Town Hall, Cooperative Government Association, Athletic Association and the YWCA along with local figures and members of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom.
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Smedley D. Butler
State Armory
Frederick County
Frederick High School
S.penton Harris
Kipelnn
Mandalay
William Te Basvhark Chetteowa
Mee Fatal Committee
Marine
General Butler
Louise R. Heath
Frederick
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Everett Schildkoecht
Mre
F. Ron Myers
Henry B. Rameburgh
Chester G. Clem
Robert L. Smith
Frederick Chapter
Women's International Leaguer
William A Harley
Charles FB. Wehler
F Louise Leonard
Gaver suit over property heard
Alfred W. Gaver testified in a circuit court suit seeking to set aside a deed transferring a farm east of Middletown to Oneai T. Gaver. The deed claimed 4000 dollars, but the plaintiff argues there was no real consideration. the mother, Mrs. George W. Gaver, died after a long illness. The case, before Associate Judge Arthur D Willard, included testimonies on property value, management during illness, and family arrangements.
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Circuit Court
Oneai T. Gaver
Hame
Middletown
Alfred W. Gaver
Frederick County
George W. Gaver
Gaver
Oscar Gaver
Alefred Gaver
John L. Rouszain
John W. Holter
Lestie N. Coblent
Noah FE. Kefauver
George C. Remsburg
Lewis F. K Kefauver
Gilmore RB. Flatt
U. Grant Hooper
Sallie Rowlus
Chas
A. Downs
G. Harlan Dinterman
Fred Ridenour
P. Luther Rice
Sanaa Theathe
Arthur D Willard
David C. Wincbrenner Ord
Osean F. Gaver
Ho Kller DeLanter
Ualden S. Felton
D. Princeton Buckey
First Egg Record Reported From Columbia Farm
A pullet belonging to Thad Rock farmer in Columbia Falls Montana laid her first egg on February 12. The egg weighed six ounces and measured seven and a half inches around the middle. The farmer noted the pullet cackled loudly before laying and believes this may be her best effort.
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Columbia Falla
Mont
Taxi Strikers and Police Clash in Baltimore Battle
Baltimore February 12 AP taxi cab strikers clashed with police as 20 strikebreakers left the Yellow Cab garage. Bricks stones and empty bottles flew while 60 officers in uniform and about 200 pickets faced off in the streets. Two patrol wagons hauled away arrested strikers as a frantic rescue effort unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Yellow Cab Company
Elece
Roosevelt weighs labor and farm policy shifts in court reform push
Washington AP reports close observers say President Roosevelt plans to press his labor and farm policy agenda in Congress, signaling no compromise on his plan to enlarge the Supreme Court if justices do not retire. Senator Norris warns the proposal is dangerous, while administration allies push for bold action as a constitutional remedy remains debated. The discussion follows Roosevelt’s talks with Democratic lawmakers and hints at broader reform during this session.
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Washington
Fels
Roosevelt
Democratic Congress
Congress
Supreme Court
Norris
Nebraska
Yesteriday
Court
Taylor
Coretta
Three More Enlist in Regular U S Army
James Webster Main of Brunswick 111 Ninth Avenue enlisted in the Medical Department Army Medical Center Washington DC Paul Meredith Engle son of John D Engle 120 East Fifth Street Frederick enlisted for Infantry in the Hawaiian Islands on his way via Fort Slocum Panama Canal Zone and San Francisco Frederick William Stanley King son of Mrs Alice M King 22 East Third Street Frederick enlisted in the Medical Department Army Medical Center Washington DC All three enlisted at the Frederick recruiting office where Sergeant Chopvist covers Saturdays play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Webster Main
East Third Street
Frederick
Army Medical Center
Washington, D.C
School Girl Missing Triggers Borough Hunt in Coatesville
State police and about 100 volunteers joined a search for 17 year old Aiden Moyer of Modena, missing after leaving Coatesville High. Authorities note a shirt and school hook found on a road near her home. a possible vehicle or accident is suspected.
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Coateville
Pet
Aiden Moyer
Modena
New Heir Apparent To Malian Throne
A Malian royal succession note reports a new heir apparent. Princess Marie’s birth is cited as confirming the line of succession.
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Malian
Marie
Munshower sworn as Maryland State Police head
Lieut Col Elmer P. Munshower was commissioned and sworn in as the new superintendent of the Maryland State Police after Senate confirmation. He will qualify Saturday, succeeding Maj Enoch Garey who was ousted, and will hold the rank of major while leading the force.
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Elmer PF. Munshower
Maryland
Gow Nive
Annapolis
Senate
Col Manshower Nursiay
Potice
Enoch Garey
Col. Manshower
Taday
Frederick
National Guard
Strike Orders Halt Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Baltimore Music Union ordered a strike against the Haltimore Symphony Orchestra after director Frederick Tf. Huber refused to reinstate a musician. The union said the orchestra exists for public benefit, not as an agency for the union, and warned strikebreakers face fines up to 2400 dollars and expulsion from the American Federation of Musicians.
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Haltimore
Fel
Maltimore Music Union
Haltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Tf. Huber
Masteiana
Waber
American Federation of Musicians
General Motors Plans 10 Begin Operating Within 12 Days
General Motors executives forecast resumption of full capacity within twelve days after a strike end. Production targets call for 225000 vehicles monthly. output to accelerate as plants restart. Flint joy and crowd scenes marked the return to work as guards demobilize and workers prepare to rejoin assembly lines.
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Bates
Rae Hensel
Berneh
Vallest
General Motors
Aperte Ous
Corporat Tet Acoa
Capaerin Dats
Krudsen
Weather Record of 24 Hour Precipitation Note
Weather record shows none precipitation in 24 hours ending 7 am today. February to date totals 248 inches, excess to date 200 inches. High yesterday 10, low last night 21. Sunset today 42 p m, sunset tomorrow 7 05 am. Moon rises tomorrow 0 a m.
Bus Driver Liable After Rockville Crash Fourteen Children Die
Court of Appeals revises a Frederick County verdict in a 1985 Rockville crash investigation. The case centers on proximate cause after a school bus struck by a vehicle led to fourteen student deaths. Appeals court orders anew damages assessment against Poe and confirms Taltrakd company liability.
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Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Annipolis
Mocs Band Court of Appeals
Rockville
Gutdiwin
Cotiren
State
Tessie OL Emerson
Ucton
Daompes
Peederik
Elreult Cour Avariet
Hotbineare
Oht
Rathod
Ad Hawa RR
Poe
Prederek
Othe
Taltrakd Company
Gunderman trial turns on hair analysis testimony
Somerset, Pa February 12 AP jurors heard evidence in the Gunderman murder trial focusing on identification through hair texture. The defense challenged a Northwestern University expert while prosecutors presented Bertillon room photographs in the case against Stacey Gunderman and several fellow officers charged with murder.
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Somerset
Stacey Gunderman
Policrman
Mile
John Duggan
C. We Muchiberger
Chicago “Laboratory
Bal
Fayette County
de Muchberger
Dugan
Muchlberger
Amantoer
Duggan
Muhlberger
Bertillon
Monaghan
Charles J. Marc Alotti
Gunderman
James A. Heilly
Harry We Byrne
Anthony Saiute
Wilbert Miner
Jack Hahn
Charles Malik
Uniontown
Substitute Jurors Named for February Term
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willeard drew substitute jurors for the February term of Circuit Court. Frederick-Edward A. Herman for Roger B. Walter, Buckeystown- Fo Earl Reneburg for Murray Houck, Thurmont-William R. Kelley for Charles Hauver, Danville- Harry C. Willabridge for Maurice T. Warner.
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Arthur D. Wilelard
Circuit Court
Monshaw
Frederick
Edward A. Herman
Roger B. Walte
Buckeystown
Earl Reneburg
Murray
Houck
Thurmont
William R Kelley
Charles (. Hauver
Dobneville
Harry C. Uillabridie
Maurice T. Warner
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Detroit
Ubu
Milligan
Pacoh Muapha Teta
Woyndham Mortimer
Union Deader
Lee Pheooan
Time Cogreel
Gianerner Murphy
Walham BE Rauldsen
James Dewey
John Thomas Smith
Phildsom Brown
Ell
Cicognani
Apos
Tolkc
Blue Ridge
Mt St Mary's College
St Mary's
Hagerstown
St. Johna's
Westminster
St. John's Frederick
Mt St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Robert O'Donnell
Willan Griffin
the Mount
Edward A. Freking
Cincinnati
M.C
Baker Park
Amicto
Giovanni Cleognant
United States Artillery
Maryland National Guard
Archbishop Curley
CSMC
Gen. Butler
Biack
Han
Tive Montits
Berkeley
U. S. Army
Munshower
Commission 1S
Balto
Symphony
General Motors Speeds
Buick
Flint
Bride
Eleanor Handa
Hrame
Joseph
Felice
Tallinn Hands
Ferhier Sae
Enerson
Frederick Court
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