February term circuit court begins with grand jury drawn
The February term of Circuit Court opened with Arthur Wil, named Archibald E. Fisher as foreman of the grand jury. Judge Willard administered oaths as State's Attorney Bowers and clerks took seats. Grand and petit juries were drawn, with 105 trial cases, 44 original, eight civil appeals, 14 criminal appeals on the docket. 20 cases carried over from previous terms. Bailiffs Loy and Alexander named, Gouker as grand jury bailiff, Holtz stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Arthur DD. Wilwho
Archibald
Pracd
Willard
Sherman P. Bowers
Petit Jury
Elis C. Waehter
Ysaiah N. Loy
Eugene A. Alexander
Joseph E. Gouker
Carl £. Holtz
Enns R. Route Zahn
Howard M. Albaugh
Columbus W. Haupt
E. Earl Remsberg
William R. Kelly
Charles E. Poole
Jesse S. Phelps
Charles J. Angleberger
Edward A. G. Hermann
Roscoe H. Ports
Walter L. Stottlemyer
Charles W. Miller
Raymond E. Baumgardner
S. Elmer Brown
Lester E. Shafer
Charles B. Condon
Willard R. Hall
David H. Young
Roy Gardner
Paul FE. Harper
Carroll F. Boyer
Chas. T. Butcher
William E. Deener
Ezra W. Beachley
Charlesh. Shull
Heavy Snow Flurries Mark Night Weather Change
Snow flurries lingered with temperatures near 28 degrees as a cold front moved through. Early morning rain Sunday night gave way to snow showers, then clearer skies and a 24 degree minimum. Warmth returns Tuesday with more rain, while total precipitation for the month creeps toward normal at 2.67 inches.
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Hall
Sklox
Valentines
Cupid's
Man Exonerated After Washington Pike Auto Tragedy
Inquest into a fatal incident on Washington Pike finds driver Longerbeam not at fault. Cartee, the 21 year old Frederick resident, leaped in front of a passing automobile after arguing with a woman. He died at Frederick City Hospital from a crushed chest. The inquest concluded Cartee acted with willful intent to end his life.
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Wite Prisky Caretow
Washington Pike
Cartes
Jefferson St Et
Co Lester Longerbeam
Tuscarora
Mt. Olivet
Frederick City
Longerbeam
Diane
Dustier
Emmett J. Bowlus
Peoples Court
Justice Bowlus
Cartee
Katherine Swartzback
Frederick
KR. F. Lewis
Carter
Loyalty Chapter Officers 1932 Dinner Guests Dinner
Miss Nellie E. Blentlinger hosted Loyalty Chapter No. 52 Eastern Star officers for a February 12 dinner and Valentine party at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room in Middle Town. The event marked the fifth anniversary of her installation as Worthy Matron, with numerous chapter officers and members in attendance.
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Nellie E. Blentlinger
Loyalty
Order of the Eastern Star
Middletown
Barbara Fritchie
Brent+ Unger
Albert Brice
N.T. Zimmerman
Harry Gross
B. A. Winebrewer
G. L. Michael
W. L. Remsberg
Virgil Doub
A. R. Remsberg
Albert Boileau
R. B. Wolfe
Cyril Kiein
SH Koogle
Oneida Derr
Ruth Donnan
Nettie Haller
Angie Ryan
Ethel Keller
Lora Kefauver
Charles L. Blentlinger
British Destroyers Fire On Two Planes Off Algeria
Two British destroyers Nazock and Gypsy opened fire on an airplane believed to be a Spanish insurgent plane that tried to bomb them off the coast of Algeria near Cap Tenet. The planes dropped bombs near the ships but caused no damage. Britain sent an official protest to the insurgent authorities.
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London
Algeria
Nazock
Gypsy
Cap Tenet
Great Britain
Resistance Lacking In New York Market
New York stock trading showed little resistance with declines about three points as modest offerings emerged. Analysts cited the Washington conference of Secretary Morgenthau and other monetary officials aiming to curb foreign capital inflows as a factor. Commodities were irregular with franks and pounds showing mixed moves and the French franc and sterling reacting to early trading.
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New York
Trokere
Washington
Morgenthau
Two Snow Wrecks Close In Unionville and Libertytown
Two vehicles were badly damaged on the Liberty pike within a few miles of each other Sunday night as snow and a hazardous curve near Unionville contributed to crashes. A Ford driven by Robert Bailey rolled over after failing to negotiate the crest at a known danger curve, injuring a passenger and damaging several panels. Nearby a trailer truck skidded on the same route, overturned near Libertytown, with the driver treated and removed, while another car avoided damage. State Officer ROF Lewis investigated the incident.
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Liberty Pike
Faeteowirling Enmw
Unionville
Robert Bailey
Luray
Singanore Creek
Raach
Bailey
Charles J. Martin
Baltimore
Ford
Martin
Schoolhouse Hill
Libertytown
Passecsby
Hurs Riedly
RO F Lewis
Frederick City
Missing Girl Found in Capital Drug Store
Washington state recap: Marjorie Smith, a 15 year old adopted daughter of Charles P. Smith, a member of the Board of Tax Appeals, was found in a Washington drugstore after a weeklong disappearance. She had left home saying she was tired of school and is a student at Hannah More academy in Reisterstown, Md. Local police are reviewing her account.
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Washington
Marjorie Smith
Chas. P. Smith
Board of Tax Appeals
Frazier Named to Post with B and O
Baltimore September 15 AP Gig W Frazier has been appointed chief of the tariff bureau of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad succeeding the late W H Fogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gig W. Frazier
Tariff Bureau
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. 11. Fogle
Restitution Prompted by God from Oxford Group Visit
A teen thief paid back two tires and a battery eight years late after a churchman’s insistence on restitution. The incident surfaced at a Francis Scott Key hotel Oxford Group meeting where the youth claimed a divine instruction. The group, active in local churches, seeks to win converts through testimonies and spiritual renewal.
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Bernie Winkle
Bernie
Bersnic
Oxford Group
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Youne
Ace
Oxford
Garth Lean
The
London Chronicle
Cleveland Hicks
Cumberland
Randolph, Hafland
Cato
Norway
Stearley
William Hatfield
Richard Whebeington
Charles Slattery
Lawrence
Nchusetts
Frederick County Red Cross Donations Exceed $10000
Frederick County residents and organizations contributed over 10000 to the Red Cross flood relief. Treasurer Laney McCardell reported 9450.58 and Brunswick chair Mrs. Charles F. Deck sent 794.79. A total of 1700 pounds of clothing was shipped from Frederick with shipments overseen by Mrs. Lewis St Knock and others. Walter Davidson of the American Red Cross extended thanks to all contributors. additional gifts from numerous individuals and groups are listed, with many small amounts and names. The note also mentions over 590,000 people fed in the flood area. (CONTINUED ON PAGE)
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Frederick County
Tharragud Laddy Laney McCardell
Charles F. Deck
Brunswick
Washington
Frederick
Lewis
Knock
Edgar WW
McBride
Atiag Disgewen Bo Finenar
Farward S. Delaplaine
Walter Davidson
American Red Croce
Lund
Davidson
75,000 GM Workers Return to Plants Nationwide
About 75,000 General Motors workers returned to their jobs on a nationwide scale after a six week strike. The Chevrolet division led by ordering 40,000 to report to plants in Detroit, Flint, Bay City, Saginaw, and Toledo, with early completion of the return in several facilities. National guardsmen patrolled nearby streets to deter disturbances, while workers resumed duties without further incidents.
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Detroit
T.doo
Feneral Motors
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Company
Bay City
Fling
Saginaw
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Munele
Wneddinta
Buleka
Anderson
Wid
Man Lacks License Leads to Jail in Peo plew Court
Robert Tay mans license dispute ends in Lexington area jail after state police stop Jesse Mercer of Walkersville for license questions. Mercer unable to pay ten dollar fine for operating without proper license. case handled in People's Court by Justice Emmett Paw Tas.
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Robert Taymanias
Jesse Mercer
Walkersville
Mercer
W. K. May
Kim
Marane Coulein
Peoplew Court
Dustlee Emmett Paw Tas
Funds Authorized For Treasury And Post Office
Washington February 15 AP House appropriations committee approved a bill to make 1.13 billion dollars available to the Treasury and Post Office departments for the fiscal year beginning July. The House promptly began debate on the measure as preliminary passage was sought.
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Washington
APD
House Appropriations Committee
House
Upper Marlboro man's arrest alleged motive across bank cash missing
Federal agents sought the arrest of Walter Seipp massing of Upper Marlboro as a cashier accused of embezzling between 16 000 and 17 000 from a local bank. Investigators say he drew funds on personal checks while having no money in his account, with state bank examiners arriving to recounts. Seipp, 43, disappeared February on the same day a bank examiner arrived, leaving wife and three children. authorities traced funds and trust accounts as investigations continue with FBI and US attorney Flynn leading the case.
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Wille
CL Shinen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United Ss
Petar L. Flynn
Soipp
Sun
Flynn
Chicago
Seipp
Upper Marlboro
Fedeusly Atlownes
Setpp
Mortey
Lansdale G
Sagseer
State Senate
J. Allan Cond
Leonardtown
County Trust Company
Possible missing 3-year-old woman found in Braddock area
A colored woman believed to be Mrs. Etta G. MIL, missing since 1935, was found near Braddock by Constable Gus Anders and Officer Ben Phebus. She matched identifying marks from a missing persons sheet and carried documents from a detective correspondence program. She gave no clear tale, talked of Justice Department visits, and indicated she walked from Dayton toward Middletown before being taken to jail awaiting relatives’ word.
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Etta
G. Mil
Dayton
Ohta
Braddock
Gus Anders
Omcer Ben Phebus
Oscar
Department of Justice
Sis
Washington
Middletown
Braddock Springs
Uepberts
Weather Record Shows February Precipitation and Temps
The daily weather summary reports February precipitation near normal at unspecified inches, with actual figures for 1936 and 1937. It notes a high yesterday of 47 below zero, a year ago high of 4 below, and last night low of 2 below, plus sunset and sunrise times and moonrise details.
Administration Times Its Court Moves in Washington
In Washington on February 1, supporters of the Roosevelt program pushed a campaign to secure nationwide public backing for Attorney General Cumo’s assertion that the program is moderate and constitutional. Key figures urged speeches and radio addresses to shape opinion, while critics warned of dangers to judicial independence. Tense debate marked the weekend as senators from multiple parties voiced concerns and divided stances emerged on the judiciary’s role and potential constitutional changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cui
Roosevelt
Serxoor Minton Demnacent
Indi- PA
Ene Phate
Atom
Farley
Minton
Cromintnis
LCM
Wheeler
Montana
Labollette
Horace D. Taft
William Howeard Taft
Reed Smoot
Utah
Oaknes
Witnesses travel roads to hearing in Monaghan murder trial
Florence Dean testifies as state policeman Stacey Gunderman faces trial for the stabbing death of county detective Frank Monaghan. Witnesses from Somerset and Uniontown travel ice covered roads to Fayette County detective headquarters for the second week of the murder trial.
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Somerset
Florence Dean
Frank Moneghan
Misa Dean
Monaghan
Hertillon
Fayette Rounnty Detective
Sale Withdrawn At Linton Estate Auction Near Yellow Springs
Auction of the Ciarre fot and Jog house of Clara Re Linton near Yellow Springs was withdrawn on Saturday afternoon. Conrad acted for Mrs Linton's heirs and Emmert R. Bowlys served as auctioneer.
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Ciarre
Clara Re
County Asked To Help With Engine Purchase
Members of the Standing Committee of the Independent Hosa Company asked the County Commissioners for aid to buy a new engine for county service. They proposed raising the annual appropriation from 1.20 to 91,400. The Commissioners, impressed by the request, said Urey would decide within a day or so.
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Independent
Hosa Company
Urey
Staph is ahaa 8 ai "2 ay momar m7 pea" wemnpr Ren ectigy
A readable fragment from a historical page mentions Ren ectigy amid unclear phrases. The text lacks coherent names or dates but hints at a local note or brief item. Further context would be needed to extract concrete event or person details.
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A. E. Fisher
Archibald E. Fisher
Edgar Castle
Wilbur W. Baker
Charles F. Feete
Gilmore Frantz
Arby R. Manahan
Wilbur M. Seeger
T. Stuart Haller
Willie L. Ensor
Samuel B. Eagle
Chester
W. . Harbaugh
Howard Damuth
Norman EF. Sutely
Harry C. Hillabridle
John G. Shaft
John A. Long
William L. Gelsbert
Walter J. Hahn
Self
Auto
Willie Frisby Cartee
Acci
Dent
Pike
Munshower
Mit
Liewt
Calo Elmer Fo Munshower
Ht Redmint
Marland National Guard
Maryland
Laan
Mae
Enoch
Garey
Liberty
Capital
God
RED Cross
Woandaboaro
Woodwhborn
Louise Cutshall
Valley
Cutshall
John Hofman
L.A. Dorsey
Louise Lpaingbill
Anes Arnold
Glen Eyler
A. N Ittten
Reoone
Smith
Oscar Slage Vv. Saylor
Nina Crum
J. Ander
Carrick and Sons
Calshall
Henry Crum
R. Les Gore
A. J. Smith
ON. Birely
Florence Smith
Ray Kline
Winebrenner
Ste. Etrer
St. U
Claude Geistert
Rene
Anderson, Ind
Treasury
P. C
G-Men
Walter Edgar Seip
Bebo TS
Walter Religer Seipp
Maribore
United States Comimissinger Dbus
Latal
Rew
Ge Dayton
Cummings
Congress
Tey
Frank Monaghan
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