Bond posted for hearing in bootlegging case near Thurmont
United States agents seized 305 gallons of whiskey and wax alcohol from a home near Thurmont in a raid led by Investigator William R. Marvey. Barry Bendt faced a preliminary hearing, pleaded not guilty to sale and possession of intoxicating liquor, and bond of 1000 was set with Clarence O. Hehn and Minnie Belden as sureties for a February 27 hearing.
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Barry Bendt
Thurmont
Hewitt
United States
Hater
Frederick
bond
Clarence O. Hehn
Minnie
Belen
Seas home
Jack Bewith
Braff
Frank Orier
Baltimore
County Fires Highlight Maryland Totals by County
The Maryland forest fire report lists Frederick and Prince George counties among the top fire locations with 12 and 35 incidents respectively from various causes. Incendiary acts accounted for 12 fires, gas from smoking caused ten, burning debris five, and miscelaneous sources three, with total forest fire damage about $1807.47 and fighting costs around $1002.97 across counties.
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Maryland
Prederit
State Department of Foresty
Haxford counmry
Frederick
anc
Frederick countty
Batimore
Charties
Anne Ammie Aezeny
Weather Summary From Fragmented 1933 Ledger
Fragmentary weather note reports 24 hour precipitation totalling 0.6 inch. February rainfall to date around 1.83 inches with a deficit of 0.31 inch to February 1. Yesterday high near 39, low around 33. Sunrise and sunset times approximate. moonrise and moonset times unclear.
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rmial Peoray
atwear
tomorr
Two Held in $500,000 Milwaukee Plot Supposed Embezzlement
Read in Milwaukee arraignment, officials allege embezzlement of city lands totaling 300000 dollars. John Drew, born 1916, and Roserverz, former bank official, accused of aiding in the scheme through forged invoices and bonds purchases to inflate losses. Grand jury cites 29 million dollars in fraud.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John LT Drew
mocey
Roserverz
grand jury
JAP Delegates Short Route to Tokyo in Tokyo Talk
AP dispatch notes a 20 summons to a Japanese delegate in Geneva, with plans to seek a quick route to Tokyo through the League of Nations. Report cites Manchuria as a key issue and mentions a response from the League.
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TOKYO
Toryo
Zostixe Matsuoka
Geneva
ti setumm
way of
Sielle
shocies
io’ assiss
Japan
League of Naons
Saint ears
aoenea Hésawal
League
immedia
Teport om
Manchuria
Slot machines looted at Strasberger’s Smoke Shop
Thieves forced a rear window at Strasberger’s Smoke Shop on North Market Street and removed two slot machines and small change. Officer Demmiss assisted proprietor Dudley Strasberger in the investigation. Loss amount undisclosed. investigators sought clues and possible links to a similar theft.
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Strasberger
North Market street
Foner
Charles Demmiss
Dudley PF. Strasberger
Greco
Judgment Upheld in Frederic County Case Against Nomah Amer
The Court of Appeals affirmed a Frederic County judgment awarding Millard v. Pree and Lucie Eimce $3,000 in their suit against The Nomah Amer Corporation over damages from dust from cement. The record notes a Washington County connection and a proceeding held in Annapolis. Also mentioned are local meetings and awards in Columbia New York, with stock market notes from New York.
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Frederice councl
Millard v. Pree
Lictie E.imce
Nomah Ameram Clemens Corporation
Court of Appeal
Annapocus
Washington coumtay
Dlane corporation
Wreshiz
a jx
sppez
Hood College 40th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Frederick community groups plan a joint observance for Hood College president Dr. Joseph H. Apple. A committee chaired by Rev Dr G Elis Williams coordinates funds and speakers with a campus ceremony anticipated during commencement week.
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JosephH. Apple
Hood College
Frederick
Dareth Bay
Alhough
Hood
naiion
G. Elis Williams
Leslie N. Coblentz
William T. Delaplaice
Frederick County
Wiliams
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles D. Shaffer
William BE. Lebhere
E. BE. Shax
Effie Moore
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Miss Moore
Zenta Club
H. Lavier Michael
iPrederick loons Club
Mir. Staffier
A. C
Emaiman
tae
Helfenstein
G. Wi
Helen SnziZoata Club
Vesper Service at Hood College Features Stockdale Speaker
Rev. Allen A. Stockdale of First Congregational Church Washington D C will speak at Hood College Brodbeck Hall Sunday vesper services the late ex President Ca Coalieze a member of Frederick County Ministers Association will lead Monday morning on Why We Learn The program includes Menuet Rhoads and the Hood College Glee Club with Mrs Jane Williams organist etc The Vesper unit is part of Mothers Week End sponsored by Hood College W C A Buys Property Edward Fink Purchases Elmer Bishop Farm Property in Riverside via public sale
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Allen A. Stockdal
First Congregational church
Washington, D. C
Hood Cotlege
Brodbeck Hall
Ca’ Coalieze
Stockdale
Frederick County
Lansh
Bali
Power Hsiden
D. D
pasie
Hood Co
the
Glee Club
Wade
Jine Willams
Tam ‘Rhoads
Hens
Wace
Hood College | Mothers
jy the Hood
W. Co. AL
Republican Vets Back Day of Repeal Voting
Washington February 18 AP Republicans in the House vote to support a repeal proposal amid a Democratic majority. The GOP bloc united to push the measure, aiming for a strong approval ratio and signaling many would back the repeal on a future session day.
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Republa
House
oyat
pound
mselves
mann
Jesus
Washington
Pennsylania
ins
eperp
ian
Blaine
Glee Club Concert at Brodbeck Hall by Had Glee Club
The Had Glee Club directed by Miss Rush Gabe performed Friday at 6 15 pm in Brodbeck Hall Washington D C with members from college staff and guests in a program including Cradle Song Threads among the Gold and Alma Mater after which the group sang together a brimming set of selections aided by Mrs Romberger on the organ at the close.
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Miss Rush Gabe
st. concer
Brodbeck Ha Prospero Mirae
chestra
Washington, D.C
Danilps
Reid Parks
Lindr Rogess
Gree
Weoiy
Jender
Mary Bryas
Dor Hood College
fia
Mer
Muragha
Goderrai
Fleet Returns From Extended Battle Duty
The United States fleet resumed normal operations after a period at sea near the Pacific coast. Officers said tugs, raiders and training craft continue scouting duties as the force reassesses after an earlier battle. Commander in Chief staff aide A Solomons commented on the situation.
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San Francisco bar
watera
Pacific coast
A. Solomons
craf
Saratoga
School debate and appeal filed by Marshal W. Koro
A discussion session on school methods convened with Superintendent present. An appeal was filed Friday by Marshal W. Koro regarding a $1 fine imposed February. State witness Charles W. Shacil testified as Officer J. R. faced charges.
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Marshal W. Koro
ham J. Stonefficer J. R
Charles W. Shacil
Roosevelt Sees Wallace In Cabinet Timber Talks
New York February reports indicate President elect Roosevelt discusses cabinet and patronage with Wallace of Iowa while planning a future secretary’s role. Wallace met with James A. Farley and other aides as cabinet decisions loom.
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ROOSEVELT
WALLACE
lowa Farm
New York
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Warren G. Harding
Alfred E h
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
James A. Parler
Ambur E. ea
Nebraska
If Fr was slain would name Garner president in wait
A fragment reports the Roosevelt assassination near Miami and speculates that if Franklin D Roosevelt had died before inauguration Vice President Garner might have become president under the Twentieth Amendment. The piece cites debates on succession and historical figures like Duncan and Page in the context of constitutional rules. It notes the ongoing discussion amid 1930s political history.
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Washington
Presch Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Joba
Nance Garner
satin Ramiere
reson
reson representative contended at there would be ng “onsomong
oversere
Ober oon
William Trier Page
Manchukuo Issues Ultimatum to China in Jehol
Maiden Manchukuo on February 18 delivered an ultimatum to Chinese commander Li Hongchang? urging withdrawal of all Chinese troops from Jehol province. Future noncompliance would trigger an attack by Manchukuo and Japan as part of a broader planned operation.
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Mancheria
Manchukuo
Msiso-Liang
ins
Jehot
Japan
Electoral College and the Lame Ducks Debate
Robby Dutcher argues the Electoral College favors party machines and suppresses independent runs for president. He notes constraints on nominations, the long party ballots, and the shift toward federalized voting power as a remedy, citing Roosevelt’s 1912 campaign and the desire for direct presidential elections.
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cai
Naal
pDoriy
Roosevelt
United States
Entertain Past Grands Em p Me Event Notes
Event item describes a past grands gathering with names and a March 30 adjournment. It mentions Montgomery, Palestine, Lacee, Miss Mery Tan, Brinsvicx, and a committee, with refreshments and music by the BR of PL Orchesiz. The OCR is garbled but preserves a civic social context and attendance details.
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EMpMe
Grands As- Montgomerry
Zangara Trial Delayed as Sanity Report Awaited in Miami
In Miami and Miam i Florida February 18 AP crowd searches at the courtroom as Giuseppe Zangara faces trial for attempting to assassinate President elect Roosevelt. defense lawyers withhold plea while sanity commission reports due and spectators are screened for weapons. Cermak’s condition reported stable with signs of improvement. Mrs Grom? no official bulletin.
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Charles A. Morehead
Giuseppe Zangari
Josevelt
Morehead
Zangara
Maan
Pla
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Charles Morehead
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Cermak
Miami
Fla
Anton Cesmek
Staror Cermak
Frank Jirka
GOL
T. W. Suttson
Gil
Memorial Service for Miss Willard at Parish Hall
The Jne Frederck Woman's Christian temperance Union will hold a memorial service and social in Parish Hall of Calvary ML 2 on Monday at 7.30 p.m. Speakers include Miss Willard and G. His Williams. Music by a quartet and choir, with refreshments to follow. Open to the public. Also notes Dusty Foot won the Sandown hunters steeplechase at Sandown with George H. (Pets) Bostwick aboard.
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Jne
Frederck Woman's
Cheeistianperance Union
Frances
Calvary
Miss Willard
marganine
atractive
T. oo
sassiss
Margaret ist
Elmer Dixon
Baghasin Rhyads
Harold Clem
goda
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