Licenses of Five Drivers Revoked in Maryland Hearings
Five Sve Frederick county motorists had their licenses revoked after hearings by Examiner W. Dana Rudy in Peoples courtroom. Not nagle of Boonsboro had license revoked permanently amid prior revocations. Moser of Lantz faced manslaughter conviction with restitution condition. Others revoked for DUI or reckless driving. suspensions ranged 5 to 15 days. Speeders placed on probation for 12 months with harsher action on repetition. Examiner Rudy noted a surge of cases, with 32 heard in Hagerstown and 28 in Cumberland.
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Sve
Frederick County
W. Dana Rudy
Peoples
Franklin L. Notnagle
Boonsboro
Rudy
Nothagle
Lcense
Lloyd E. Moser
Lantz
Route 1
Hagerstown
Moser
Lentzman
James E. Dixon
Frederick
Emory T. Shafer
Middletown
Charles O. Russell
James A. Fraley
Thurmont
Kenneth W. Harmon
Ralph D. Fout
Stanley M. Pryor
William D. Gosnell
Walkersville
Robert L. Devilhiss
Not Estranged Says Widow Of L A Lewis
Hopewell Wa Jan 11 Archer L Jones attorney for Mrs Martha Virginia Lewis 65 who claims the 12000 estate of the late Samuel A Lewis Frederick Md said tonight the couple had not been estranged Mrs Lewis claim delayed until other claims against the estate were settled Her husband and she lived apart only when pursuing careers as teacher and attorney Mrs Lewis has taught in Hopewell schools for 14 years
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Hopewell Wa
Archer L. Jones
Martha Virginia Lewis
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick
Jones
Lewis
Hopewell
Engaging Duchess Wears Huge Solitaire on Left Hand
The Grand Duchess Kira of Russia, daughter of Grand Duke Cyril, betrothed to Prince Louis Ferdinand, grandson of ex Kaiser Wilhelm II, displays a large solitaire ring as the couple’s engagement is announced.
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Kira
Russia
Wilhelm II
Germany
Louis Ferdinand
Cyril
Percheron Assn Has Second Annual Meeting in Winchester Hall
Officers chosen for 1938 at the Percheron Association of Frederick County meeting in Winchester Hall. L. C. Powell elected president with John Crum as vice president and Henry R. Shoemaker as secretary-treasurer. Executive committee includes Huffman, Derr, Tidings, and Wight. A March farm tour and 1,000 invitations planned to promote a spring breeding season and a potential annual sale beginning 1939.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
L. C. Powell
John Crum
Henry R. Shoemaker
Henry Huffman
Edward Derr
Warren Tidings
Daniel E. Wight
Maryland
Frederick
Harry Grove
K. A. Clark
la Perche
France
Paris
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Deeds Passed
Court notices list marriage licenses for John Lovelace and Jean Thibodeau of Washington DC, Carl Glaettli and Miriam Ritchie of VA, Carwell Oli and Lillie Lapole of Jefferson. Property deeds show William E Boyer to Charles Delmar for 10 dollars, Joan Maugans to Charles Leatherman for 50, Ruth Flautt to Sterling Price for 50, Bina Ohler et al to Clarence Lehr et al for 1,164.91 dollars.
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John H. Lovelace
Jean Thibodeau
Washington, D.C
Carl R. Glaettli
Catlett
Miriam R. Ritchie
Bealeton
Carwell F. Oli
Lillie V. Lapole
Jefferson
William E Boyer
Charles Delmar
Joan H. Maugans
Charles L. Leatherman
Ruth R Flautt
Sterling Price
Bina Myrtle Ohler
Clarence G. Lehr
New Windsor High to Host Junior Class Dance
The New Windsor High School senior class announces a dance in the school auditorium on Friday evening January 14. Proceeds and exact times to be announced, with students and faculty involved in organizing the event.
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New Windsor
New Windsor High School
Cub Pack Promotes Members to Bear Cubs at Pack 1
Frederick Everhart Jr and Joseph T Griffin Jr were raised to Bear Cubs at the weekly Pack 1 meeting in the Presbyterian recreation rooms. They become eligible for Lion Cub work. New members admitted include Joseph Stephens John C Warfield John Thompson and Joseph Royal. Candidates for full membership are H Noel Haller Jr Ralph Shipley and Charles Lawton. Edward P Thomas Jr and Trail Mathias were appointed assistant leaders.
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Frederick Everhart, Jr
Joseph T. Griffin
Presbyterian Recreation Rooms
Joseph Stephens
John C. Warfield
John Thompson
Joseph Royal
Parking Grounds Issue Up Tonight
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen is set for tonight at 7:30 to consider a new parking grounds proposal on East Patrick Street and a new ordinance tied to state coal law. The plan, backed by about 150 business signers and a Rotary Club committee, faces opposition and mixed alderman support, with city officials inspecting the area last week and debates over license-fee reductions in the proposed ordinance.
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Board of Aldermen
Fred
East Patrick Street
Rotary Club
Lcense
Edward J
Holden
Felton
Smith
Madison Street
U. S. Refuses Recognize Ethiopia As An Empire
The United States refuses to recognize Victor Emmanuel as Emperor of Ethiopia, delaying a commercial treaty with Italy. Hull rejects negotiations naming Ethiopia's emperor, causing a months long stalemate as Italy shifts to most favored nation treatment.
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Washington
United States
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Ethiopia
Afussghini
Hull
Xan
Mussolini
Madison Street Race Trouble Probe Expected At Meeting
City attorney will present the bus investigation findings to date regarding the state tax matter linked to racial unrest on Madison Street, as officials prepare for the upcoming meeting.
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Madison Street
Farm Deed Recorded For 218 Acre New Market Farm Sale
$7,000 deed recorded in the clerk’s office documents transfer of 218 acre farm in New Market District from Mr and Mrs Gilmore Ro Flautt to Mr and Mrs Sterling Price. Consideration about $7,000.
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New Market District
Gilmore
Sterling
Ten bodies recovered from Northwest Airliner wreck
In Bozeman on January 21, investigators retrieved the bodies of ten crash victims from a Northwest Airliner disaster in the Bridger Mountains. Rescue teams searched the scattered wreckage for clues while authorities prepared to identify the victims and determine the cause. Local postmaster Mary H. Howard aided by collecting debris samples and forwarding evidence to investigators.
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Bozeman
Blont
Bridger Mountains
Arad
Reney
Beenes
Bozes
Nur
Beatie
Babe
Beyume
Lind Levin
de- Wade
Marry H. Howard
Buseman
Woman City Marshal Fends Off Five Rivals By Persuasion
Crowley Louisiana January 12 AP Beulah O Pry Sigur woman city marshal says she relies on speaking to enforce the law rather than firearms Her popularity helped her defeat five male opponents by a margin of 139 votes She became acting marshal soon after the death of her husband Marshal Alexander Octave Sigur
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Crowley
Beulsh O'Pry Sigur
Sigur
Maracent
Alexander Octave Sigur
Oberlin Pioneers Education for Women Admission
Oberlin College set a historic standard as the first institution to advance women in higher education, offering early and expanded access to female students and shaping subsequent college policies nationwide.
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Oberlin
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Clifton Coughlin
D. E. Wight
Warren Tydings
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Claude Crum
H. J. Orth, Jr
John JM. Crum
William Page
A. H.derr
Edward N. Derr
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Ira D. Mert
Carl Ramsburg
Russell Green
Frank N. Stauffer
E. E. Guyton
George C
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Albert C. Palmer
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Second Streets
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