Court Probes Davidge Will in Frederick City Probate
Circuit Court and Orphans' Court review the 1929 Davidge will amid estate disputes. Margery Davidge Mannix of Brooklyn inherits most real and personal property including 149 West Patrick Street and property in New York State, with other bequests to nieces, nephews, and a trio of Winchester Street houses. The will names Margery executrix. Mrs Baumgardner receives two Winchester Street homes under a prior deed.
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Circuit Court
Orphans’ Court
Robert H. Davidge
Frederick
Margery Davidge Mannix
Brooklyn
N. Y
Middle Alley
Mannix
New York State
George Davidge
Wernet Osterhaus
William Davidge
Thomas
Bernard
Martha Baumgardner
Winchester Street
Baumgardner
Kline
Mary Louise Kline
Middletown
Harley Judy
Caroline Judy
John Judy
Osra Judy
Elva Grottie
Ohio
Effie Burke
Hagerstown
Alpha T. Moser
30 Indicted In Spy Case
A Federal grand jury indicted 30 individuals, 28 men and two women, for conspiracy to aid a Nazi governmental form in the United States. Among the eight new names is Joseph E McWilliams, organizer of the Christian Mobilizers. The case alleges they conspired with Nazi officials and leaders to interfere with military loyalty and discipline.
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Washington
United States
Joseph E McWilliams
New York
Chicago
Justice Department
Christian Mobilizer
George Sylvester Viereck
Elizabeth Dilling
Red Network
German Reich
Nazi Party
Germany
Pleasant Walk Notes and Holiday Social Updates
Mrs Jacob Flook spent a week at Frederick City Hospital for observation and has returned home and is improving after bed confinement. The U B Sunday school held its Christmas entertainment on December 23. Mrs Pinkney Warrenfeltz attended her sister's funeral in Baltimore on Wednesday last. Miss Sallie Chance of Hagerstown spent part of the holiday season with relatives here. Paul Smith of Hagerstown,
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Jacob Flook
Frederick City Hospital
U. B
Pinkney Warrenfeltz
Baltimore
Sallie Chance
Hagerstown
Paul Smith
Keylite One Coat Paint Boasts Washable Interior Finish
Nicodemus Paint Store at 30 N Court St promotes Keylite a primeless flat interior paint claimed to be washable on all interior surfaces. The ad provides the store phone number 425 for inquiries and purchases.
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Keylite
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Parental Visits and New Eastern Star Society Formed
Mr Ralph Shroyer at Connecticut State Hospital spent days at his parental home. Lloyd Lady and family visited Joetown friends. A Ladies Aid New Year's Eve meeting planned forming the Eastern Star Society to curb leafing and keep husbands home. Myersville residents expect benefits and many plan to join.
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George Arthur Smith
Ralph Shroyer
Connecticut State Hospital
Agers
Lloyd Lady
Joetown
Ladies Aid of Our Town
Eastern Star Society
Myersville
Mills Returned To Jail Here
Raymond Lee Mills, 22, Army deserter, was captured late Sunday night at Northeast Maryland and returned to Frederick County jail Monday night after leading a five-prisoner Christmas Eve break. Local authorities said he will be prosecuted locally. The group, including four Delaware residents, had been moving between Delaware and Virginia during the past week since his escape in Montgomery County.
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Northeast
Raymond Lee Mills
Frederick County
Baltimore
Mills
Bete
Delaware
Montgomery County
Virginia
Liberty
Mills confesses to jail escape plot using stolen saw blades
Mills, held in Montgomery County after a car theft incident, told Sheriff Horace M. Alexander that a fellow prisoner supplied saw blades to cut a large bar and enable his escape with four others. He said he did not bring the blades into the jail and admitted to further thefts only when faced with proof. State Police are reviewing his claim of robbing filling stations in Bladensburg and Washington and note the grand larceny charge remains, with possible action from the State's Attorney.
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Asus Seule
Hillendale
Montgomery County
Mills
Horace M. Alexander
Bladensburg
Washington
Mulendale
Hyattsville
Teld Lica
Sergt Charles Vo Main
William Mo Storms
Stolen Cars Linked to Local Theft Case Near DC Winebrewer
Authorities tie a string of auto thefts to a case involving vehicles recovered near the D.C. Winebrewer and Son property. Among the stolen cars is linked to the vicinity, with investigators noting high urgency as charges of grand theft and breaking into vehicles are pursued. A separate note mentions elephants weighing nearly 200 pounds at birth as a curious aside in regional reports.
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D.C. Winebrewer and Son
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Mrs. Mannix
Storm & Shipley
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Mutual Insurance Company of
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the Mutual Insurance Co
North Market Street
Speed Demon
Rosie
St. Cae
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company