Smuggling Conspiracy Charges Hit Maryland Oyster Trade
Federal indictments allege a conspiracy to smuggle liquor aboard ships and land cargo on Maryland's eastern shore under the oyster and fishing industry. Names include Gordon, Lee, Turpin, Suter, Murrel, and Elliott. investigations began in 1950 with a roundup in Salisbury area.
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Simon E. Lobster
Tom
Chesapeake
George Gordon
James D. Lee
Robert Turpin
John Suter
Alonzo L. Murrel
Wm. Harris
Robert Eliot Rendoph
Holand Johm Elliots
Willard Elliot
Paul Marshal
Cecil Marshal
Allen Macsher
Fred H. Dalton
James Elliott
Harry Suction
Iiner Harris
Ben Hates
Jack Wal- Grans
Joe Segrist
Ghaties
John Roche
Hall Nies
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Will Dee
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Foul Strength for Navy Approved by Committee
The committee approved foul strength for Navy amid discussion of replacements and related figures, with unclear details and partially garbled text. Further official clarification is needed to confirm the exact standards and figures referenced.
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NAVY
Weather summary of precip totals and normals
Weather brief notes precipitation totals with up to date figures and comparison to February normal values. Mentions years 1931 1932 and 2.33 inches with references to overall precipitation totals and historical normals for February.
Influence of Women on Washington 18 Subject
The Influence of Women in Washington's Life was the Monday evening topic in the Barbara Frighie Tea Room. Miss Miriam Apple led the program and referenced Washington's mother and his wife, noting their moral influence and the responsibilities of managing large estates and enslaved people.
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Madame Gadski Killed in Automobile Accident
Renowned soprano Madame Gadski died in a two car collision. Police report suggests driver error contributed to the fatal crash near Wagneria on a clear afternoon. Authorities collected evidence and began a routine investigation into the accident.
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MADAME GADSKI
Fire damages in Brunswick and Hagerstown area
Fire from an exploding coal stove destroyed a barber shop store and nearby buildings on New York avenue in Brunswick with losses estimated over five thousand dollars. Brunsw ick firemen saved the Burgee home and George Burgee’s store, while damage to the Burgee residence was extensive. Fire began shortly after 8 am as Glenn Good barber used the stove. the blast spread to a garage and other structures, with water damage to the Burgee interior. Meanwhile authorities pursued Lloyd, a suspect in robberies across multiple counties, after arrests linked to Mrs. J A Mason’s stolen car in Cumberland.
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Glenn Goodbarber
Good
New York
George Robinson
Robinson
Burgee
W. Corum
George Burge
Burger's
Burges
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B street
New York hill
Harry Harold
Bennisylvania
Peckville
Cackawanna County
Frederick county
Lloyd
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lioard
Kingston
Huntson
W. Va
Frederick
Washington
Charles W. Crum
William D. Plummer
Harrisburg
Crum
Lioyd
Penusylvania
J. A. Mason
Cumberland
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Recital Friday Feature by HL Wort and Les Ansoureux
A recital Friday features HL Wort and Les Ansoureux performing selections from Verdi and Puccini. The program includes arias such as Di Provenza from La Traviata and other works, showcasing strong vocal ensembles and solo performances.
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Les Ansoureux
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Provenza
La T. Vercitien
Senate Amegrevia
Irreparable Damage to Akron Feared
Unclear text reports fear of irreparable damage in Akron. The fragmentary 23 AP material suggests a concern linked to an incident or event, but specifics are unreadable. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the given excerpt.
Market Shows Resistance to Break in Cars
Market reports show resistance as a break in a car market remains unsettled. Prices later recover with small gains as futures advance to 17-8 and reach 847 dollars. Call money renews at about 2 percent.
Non-Stop Flyers Forced Down After Departure From Boston
Former army flyer Browne and Edward Muldowner piloted the Lone Star on a nonstop run to UGOTLIS Res today. Engine trouble forced a forced landing at Boston’s east airport sixty hours after takeoff, with the craft plunging into water and the crew escaping.
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Nat C. Browne
Edard Muldowner
Ola Ortharad Besch
UGOTLIS Res
Lone Star
east Boson airpor
Zion Pageant And Tableaus
A fragment mentions George Washington Eaye Bert family Gefrar and a general fund. Details are unclear, but names hint at a local cultural event with tableaux and pageant elements.
Japanese To Double Shanghai Army as China Holds Front
Tokyo reports the Japanese government will double its Shanghai army from about 25 000 to 50 000 men amid fierce three day fights. Chinese defenders reportedly halted the assault on Kiangwan and Taiwang as heavy losses mount on both sides with air raids and artillery exchanges continuing near Shanghai.
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Kiangwan
Taiwang
Associated Press
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Bank raid and fugitive tie up county grand jury
Nelson Beall alleged operator of a still near Emmitsburg fled after a raidFriday night as Frederick county authorities sent a posse to stop him. Beall escaped custody after being handcuffed while officers searched a car, firing shots as he bolted. The case ties to a broader grand jury inquiry into affairs of the Central Trust Company and related bank examiner actions.
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Emmitsburg
Fredenck county
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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John Butler
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ed Central Trust Company
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Democrats Plan Budget Cuts Amid Economic Pressure
Democrats outline plans to reduce expenses as fiscal pressure mounts. The push targets government programs and operational costs, aiming to curb deficits while maintaining essential services.
Washington Trip Teats Rp F aes Monuar Ms
Washington trip plans appear in brief as a local item mentioning travel, dates, and involved officials. The note lists participants and destinations in compact form with no extended context. This item signals upcoming events tied to a state visit or delegation.
Japan Rejects Chinese Organized Reply to League Note
Japan states it does not consider China organized in response to the League of Nations note. The statement frames Beijing’s position as orderly and controlled while addressing international mediation expectations.
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Japan
China
Repudiates Stigma of Blame for War
Japanese reply to the League of Nations meeting on February 16 was telegraphed to Geneva. The acting president of the council said Tokyo cannot accept that China has always been to blame and treated unfairly.
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League of Nations
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Joseph Paul Boncest
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China
Flames destroy Severn Country Club early today
Fire swept through the Severn Country Club in the early hours, destroying the facility. Local responders battled flames as smoke rose over the course, with authorities investigating the cause and assessing damage to the club and surrounding property.
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SEVERN COUNTRY CLUB
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