Two Arrested for Meat Theft in Frederick Case
Deputy Shook tracked thefts to Roy Cook and his son Edward Cuoz after footprints and tire marks led to a Frederick County home. Police recovered seven of eight meat pieces including hams and shoulders, and the pair were jailed on charges of breaking and entering and larceny with bond set at 1500 dollars. The son confessed, saying they targeted the Barnes farm and sold chickens in Baltimore. The case awaits grand jury action.
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Denver
Ted
Roy Cook
Edward Cuoz
Jeferson
John Barnes
Frederic Tweisther
Bepei
Sivan Lena
Cook House
Shook
Cook Premises
Barnes
Son
Frederick
Barnes Place
Boear
Col Markey Named as Assistant Adjutant General
Col D John Markey of this city is named Assistant Adjutant General of Marsland succeeding Brig Gen John Philip Hal who resigned. Markey, former commander of the First Maryland National Guard, is raised to Brigadier General and becomes chief of staff to Governor Nice. General Hill moves from Baltimore to New York as a lawyer and receives honorable discharge from his post.
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D. John Markey
Marsland
John Philip Hal
Harry W Nice
Adjt
Milton A. Reckord
Markey
Maryland National Guard
General Hill
Baltimore
New York
Marriage Licenses Issued At Westminster And Surrounding Areas
Westminster issued licenses to Raymond E. Bowers and Reda R. Reinaman of Keymar George K. Martz and Dorothy M. Wilson of Sykesville Milburn W. Mack and Evelyn G. Poole of New Windsor.
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Westminster
Raymond E. Bowers
Reda R. Reinaman
Keymar
George K. Martz
Dorothy M. Wilson
Sykesville
Milburn W. Mack
Evelyn G. Poole
New Winasor
Roosevelt and Progressives Meet in Washington News Conference
The Jan 3 Washington conference drew few genuine progressives among Senate members. Key figures named include Schwellenbach, Maton, Wagner, Green, Pepper, Browne, and absent Wheeler. Roosevelt defended his New Deal, vowed to stay the course, and warned opponents not to discredit themselves. House leaders faced Roosevelt’s ire over the wage hour vote as southern opposition lingered.
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Washinsws
soNo
Senate
Narta Pabatata
Wisconsin
Schwellenbach
Washington
Maton
Indiana
Wagner
Green
Rhode
Iseland
Pepper
Florida
Brows
New Hampshire
Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Simon Pure
Simon
Congress
George Norris
Ams
House
John Bankhead
Alabama
Noice
Passengers On President Hoover Marooned and Legislative Pressure
In a 1937 NEA Service report President Hoover pressed for a law granting federal power over child labor wages and hours, railing at leadership and noting two groups of legislators learned from him. In another item, Mr and Mrs Lyman Sappington and child from Libertytown were injured in a Baltimore auto accident when their wooden wagon was struck by a truck. the driver was unhurt.
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NEA Service, Inc
Lyman Sappington
Libertytown
Baltimore
Suidas
Woodan
Sappingston
Sappington
Virginie Bridge Construction Progress Described In Turbulent Text
Unable to extract coherent events. The readable fragments reference a bridge project named Virginie Approach to Point Bridge with mentions of construction progress, timing, and various unclear details. The text appears garbled and non specific regarding dates, entities, or outcomes.
Party Details: Gatta De Gatta Event December Evening
A de gatta party hosted by Misery Lede vend Vortunea Palmer at Nek Market Tauraday featured games and music. Guests included Mrs Mutton Taster, Lorrie Vauear Willard Yaslo, and Mr and Mrs WE Baker. Refreshments were served.
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Lede Vend Vortunea
Palmer Me Nek Market Tauraday
Mutton Taster
Lorrie Vauear
Willard Yaslo
WE Baker
Palmer
Beware Coughs From Common Cols That Hang On
An old time drug advertises Creomulsion for persistent coughs and chest colds. It claims quick relief by soothing mucous membranes and loosening phlegm with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after the first bottle. The ad emphasizes correct spelling Creamulsion as the product name.
Birthday Party for Mrs C. Kelby at Hagerstown Home
A birthday party honoring Mrs C. Kelby was held Thursday evening at the home of Fercang Bakir in Hagerstown. Guests from Hagerstown included Marsee Barer John Kelly and family, Raymond Seas, and Mr and Mrs Gey Kelly. Attendees from Lovettsville and Brunswick area included Mr and Mrs Raymond South, Bully Woullard, Mrs Mickinan and daughter Sue. Refreshments and games were enjoyed amid gifts and social greetings.
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C . Kelby
Fercang
Hagerstoun
Hagen
Marsee Barer
N . John
Kelly
Raymond Seas
Fred
Ommes
Siar
Max
Keily
Gey
FE Kelly
Bill Davie
Edwardry Baker
Virginia
Edyca Mobley
Lovettsylle
Raymond South
Bully Woullard
Brunswick
Mickinan
Daugnae
Sue
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Carl Snow
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Horace Alexander
Frank Gilings
Offcer Dorsey
Ernest Lane
Herbert Strawsburg
Win-Crest Coffee
Dco Coffee
Acme Coffee
Santa Clara Prunes
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