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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1937

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Nice’s innocence proclaimed in street fight incident

Baltimore February report says Deeley K Nice nephew of the governor and Peoples Court chief magistrate faced a disorderly conduct charge that was dismissed after he testified he merely stopped to view a street brawl and was knocked down. He said his watch was stolen and he could not identify attackers.

Baltimore The Peoples Court Nice John A. Janetzke Janetzke Vee Mme John Marshall Supreme Court John Adams Jefferson Grant Theatore Roosevelt Oliver Wendel Holmes Holmes Herbert Hoover Mughes Hophen Rane Hoover Roosevelt NEA Service, Inc

U S Steel Hits New Recovery Peak In Stock Market

U S Steel surged through 110 to a fresh recovery high as part of a selective forward push. Copper rubber rails and specialties led the buying, aided by expectations tied to the world arms race. Best prices set early, profits trimmed gains later, volume eased after an active start. Sterling rose to open around 4.8012.

New York U. S. Steel Sterling

Bar Association to Poll Members on Court Restructuring

The American Bar Association plans a referendum among its 29 000 members to decide the group's official stance on President Roosevelt's judicial reform proposals. The board of governors voted to poll members to gauge opinion in a non partisan spirit and guide public considerations.

Chicago American Bar Association Roosevelt Association Board of Governors

Major Green Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing Chair

Major Green, 34, described as a slight negro, was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing for the January 11 murder of Mrs. Mary Robinson. The case was reported from New York on February 19 by AP.

Cage Esate New York Major Green Mary Robinson Case Sing Sing

Weather Record: February Precipitation and Temps

Weather record notes 24 hour precipitation two hundredths of an inch ending today and February total 3.19 inches. February normal was 2.95 inches. 1936 February actual 2.34 inches. High yesterday 41, low last night 70. Sun set 3:41 PM, sunrise 6:57 AM. Moon rise tomorrow 1:14 PM, moon set 11:27 AM.

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Mt St Mary's Coach Jo-do Lawler Resigns

Jo do Lawler today resigned as head football coach at Mt. St. Mary's College in Eusnitoburg. The announcement ends Lawler's tenure after a tenure noted locally for a shift in program direction and leadership.

Jo-do Lawler Lawler Mt. St. Mary's College Eusnitoburg

Mt St Marys Coach Jo Jo Lawler Resigns

Joseph Lawler head football coach at Mt. St. Marys resigns after two seasons in Emmitsburg Maryland He has not confirmed or denied a reported offer to coach elsewhere Lawler a Catholic University graduate previously led Jessups High School and also coached basketball where his team showed strong success in the Maryland College League.

Emmitsburg Joseph Lawler Mt. St. Mary's Oe Lawler Jo-Jo Catholic University In Washington Jessups High School Jessups Aynh Bee

Roosevelt Widens Push on Wage and Hour Proposal

Administration advisers indicate Roosevelt may submit wage and hour recommendations before Congress acts on the court enlargement plan. He has met with 24 senators and several representatives, with supporters lining up farm and labor groups to back him. Opponents in the House organize opposition as more legislators are contacted.

Concents Washington Roosevelt Congress Supreme Court Thomas Oklahoma Murray Montana CRSON Wheeler Stearigre Rt Agate Tecatquit Tagid Saeatchers Martin’ S Colorado Lewis Maryland Representative Cox Georgia

Winter Scene Attracts Readers In Baker Park Photo

A west end Baker Park winter scene photographed by a News-Post photographer drew favorable comment and requests for copies. Anckeystown Postmaster FE N Snouffer praised the pretty image in The News and said it could not be improved.

Baker Park News-Post Anckeystown N. Snouffer

Speeding Chase Tops 96 MPH From Braddock Mountain

Patrol sergeant Peterson testified a speed chase reached 96 miles per hour from Braddock Mountain to Frederick. The car driven by Norman Huffer and owned by Richard Kefauver was clocked at 78 to 84 mph most of the pursuit. Charges of exceeding 60 mph and improper registration will be brought against both men, who work in Ellicott City.

Deckh Peterson Joe Cal Ates Braddock Mountain Frederick Serveat Sergt. Peterson Faste Normian Huffer Mr. Pleasant Richard 5. Kefauver Middletown Kefauver Omachins

Draft Bill For Return Of County Roads Outline

Western and Eastern shore commissioners task David W Sloan of Cumberland with drafting a bill to revert county roads to county control. A. H. Derr says Sloan chairs the Western Shore legislative committee as Annapolis talks proceed. The measure will be introduced in the General Assembly and likely allocates gasoline tax revenues to each county.

David W. Sloan Cumberland Annapolis A. H. Derr Frederick County

Checks Made Good, Co Charges Dropped

Police dropped forging charge against Helen Alexander 24 of Middletown after payment on $150 in checks. Investigating officers report a Middletown man signed the checks claiming she authorized drawing on his account. Delaney and Dillman of Hagerstown fined for harboring the girl to obstruct justice.

Helen Alexander Middletown Justice C. &. Heard Magerstown Olose Hagerstown Chester Delaney Peck Dillman Justice Heard Billiman Delaney West Franklin Street Billman’s Place

Bills to Tighten Maryland Marriage Laws Reported Favorable

Senator Joseph Donovan announced the Judicial Proceedings Committee sent a favorable report on two Maryland marriage law bills. One bill delays license issuance for 72 hours after application unless a circuit judge orders immediate licensing in emergencies. The other bill caps Cecil County marriage license fees at 2 dollars in 85. Elkton is in Cecil County.

Annapolis Joseph Donovan Howard Judicial Proceedings Committee Maryland Cecil County Elkton Jeel County

Honeymoon Mystery Ties to Mexican Bride Saga

Mary Aster a young Mexican bride in Hollywood faces a strange separation as her fiancé Manuel Martiales Del Campo remains in Mexico City. The diary case involves a border separation and pending family settlements while she awaits a possible return in weeks.

Tielywood Mary Aster Bowie Hollywood Sven Menteco City Baud Phiys Pole Hollywood Dal Mars Yaya Manuel cAstoria Manuel del Campa Mealon City Mary Astor Yura

Gun Blast Death Toll Rises to Seven on Wyoming

San Pedro Calif Feb 1 The death toll from a gun explosion aboard the U S S Wyoming rose to seven as Sidney Emsley marine private died at the naval hospital ship Relief He was among the 18 injured rushed to care after a powder charge in a 4 inch gun shell exploded during maneuvers A naval board will investigate the tragedy and the Wyoming continued to lay down smoke to cover evacuation to the beach of San Clemente Island witnessing the deadly blast and debris throughout the gun crew

San Pedro Calif U.S. S. Wyoming Sidney Emsley Relief Emsley Atelantic Wyoming San Clemente Island

Corn Sprouts From Plaster In New Living Room

Mr and Mrs Wilmer Sifer report corn sprouting from plaster in their new bungalow near Middle town after moving in on the first of the month. Investigations show plaster used for the walls carried corn cargo remnants from a truck load, mixing with wet plaster to produce germination. The couple plans to fix the issue with plaster of Paris as a remedy.

Wilmer Sifer Smile Middletown Sobfer Plaster of Paris

Farm Loan Group for Two Counties Meets

Sixty eight persons attended the annual meeting of the Washington Frederick county National Farm Loan Association held today. Election of directors and officers for 1097 was scheduled for this afternoon. The association, organized in 1920, issues farm mortgage loans via the Farm Credit Administration. The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore serves Maryland and three neighboring states. Saychem Ed Willim, secretary of the association, and E. W. Ligon of the Federal Land Bank secretary's department attended and outlined activities. Miss Barbara Van Heulen of FCA was a speaker.

Washington-Frederick , County National Farm Loan Association M.C. A Farm Credit Administration Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Serviers Maryland Es Saychem Ed Willim

Truck Fire Breaks Out on East Patrick Street

A Southern Motors Baltimore truck caught fire while the driver and helper breakfasted a block away near Carroll Creek. Firefighters arrived within minutes, flames from hot brakes scorching the rear and destroying a tire. The crew returned to the road after making repairs and continuing to Aryans wick.

East Patrick Street Southern Motors Baltimore Carroll Creek Arc United Firemen Coef Aryanswick

West Garage Company Holds Annual Dinner at Hotel Frederick

The Ident Garage Company entertained its employees at a Thursday evening annual banquet at Hotel Frederick Windsor. President Williams presided with talks by E B Ramsburg Jr vice president and general manager and Parsons Newman director. Other attendees included Wm C Oberlander Scott L Study G J Wieanne Pale Motes Panic T C Castle H W Mann and several others.

Mara Oes Ident Garage Company, Inc Hotel Frederick Windsor Williams Mr. Williams E.B. Ramsburg, Jr Parsons Newman Wm.c. Oberlander Scott L. Study G. Jwieanne Pale Motes Panic T. C. Castle H.W. Mann Slarokt

Chapel Service at Flood College Features Music and Reading

The W C A of Flood College held a Thursday morning chapel in Bredheck Path with a musical program. Miss Anna May Wilson of Frederick, Hood College sophomore, gave the Scripture reading.

W.C. A Flood College Bredheck Path Anna May Wilson Frederick Euphomore Hood

Man loses two fingers in factory hoisting shaft incident

Paul J. Rhomter of West Patrick Street suffered the loss of two fingers when his glove was caught in a hoisting machine shaft at the new Sears-Roaduck building on West Patrick Street. The accident occurred while under the contractor Roy W. Poole’s supervision. Rhomter was rushed to a local hospital after the severing of the fingers.

Paul J. Rhomter East Patrick Street Broshire-Dnedaw Rhoades Toon

Strikers Defy 125 Deputies In Effort At Ouster

A Washington summary reports intense political maneuvering over President Roosevelt's plan to reform the Supreme Court. Senators including Norquist and Wheeler resist, while Senator Follette leads a Progressive bloc. Roosevelt contemplates court-packing as a bargaining tool, with potential dozen court appointments and widespread opposition within Congress.

Notrds Nebraska Wheeler Montana Supreme Court Ken Follette Wisconsin Senate Roosevelt Republican Party American Liberty League Ae Meady Amen Ogle

Frederick auditors reappointed to start annual county audit

The Frederick county auditors Wuisstaa Gh. Dap William O. Wertenbaker Frederick and Joseph W. Smith Ver bana have been reappointed by the Circuit Court judges and will begin their annual audit of county finances next Monday.

Frederick County Wuisstaa Gh. Dap Trate William O. Wertenbaker Frederick Joseph W. Smith Verbana Haveeen Circuit Court

Condition of William J Grove Improves Slightly

The condition of William J Grove at Frederick City Hospital was reported unimproved today with only a slight change in his status over several weeks.

William J. Grove Frederick City Hospital

Judge Orders Strikers to Quit North Chicago Plant

Court-ordered eviction of about 82 workers from Fanisteel Metallurgical Corp after a Wednesday sitdown strike. Deputies faced volleys of acid and missiles as they attempted to batter down doors. no injuries reported. Judge Ralph J. Cady threatened contempt, while deputies and strikers gathered around the plant amid tense stand-off.

Winerran Th. Reb APY Fanisteel Metaurgical Corporation A. Doolittle North Chicara Ralph J. Cady Ny Keele Kennedy Ile Ate Eee Ofiers Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America Committee For Industrial Organiza Atrikers Aea Ges Aterist

Damage suit filed in Carroll and Frederick counties

A change of venue is granted in the damage suit of Oscar M. Unglesher Ridgeville hotel proprietor against M L Nicodemus Mt Airy plumber. Damages of 9000 are asked in the action arising from a October 18 1935 Ridge Road accident involving a school bus owned and driven by Unglesbee. Paul Wise of Sablilasville sustains a severe finger laceration at C W Haugh garage when a jack slips while lifting a truck.

Oscar M. Unglesher Ridgeville M. L. Nicodemus Mt. Airy Carroll County Frederick County Anglesbee Nicodemus Ridge Road Unglesebee Paul Wise Sablilasville C. W. Hate Haugh Wise Harry Harbaugh

Meat Stolen From Samuel W. Steel Meathouse

Thieves broke into Samuel W. Steel's meathouse near Barthoe Jows early Wednesday and took a ham a shoulder and two cane of pudding valued at 1. Authorities have begun an investigation into the robbery as Steel mourns in bed with influence.

Samuel W. Steel Barthoe Jows Mr. Steel

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