Gas siphoning case lands man three months in jail
Steeres a 28 year old Porto Rico amateur boxer was found guilty of siphoning gasoline from a car in Frederick. He received three months in the House of Correction and a $100 fine after officers Hoffman and Anderson trapped him near Second Street. The incident stemmed from a plan to attend a CCC camp in Pittsburgh as he sought funds for his next fight.
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Guily
Steeres
House of Cormecton
Sherman FP
Bowers Coam Mender
Harry Grier
Walkersvik
Justice Borem
Foo
Anderson
Arthur Hoffman
Gree
Hoffman
Oficer Hoffman
Acres
Rice
C. W. Emich
Steves
C.C.C
Sterves
Porto Rico
New York
Philadelphia
C.cl
Pittslrgh
Uni
Prederick
Gilver Harding
Edward Baumgardner
Frederick
Millard Brust
Jobn Hicketman
North Bents Street
Harding
Ocean liners in Midwest power costs seen as twin aims of St. Lawrence Seaway
Inter-departmental survey cited by President Roosevelt outlines two main aims for the Seaway: extending access to 3,500 miles of inland routes from the American coast and using the Great Lakes as a 24,000 square mile hydro power basin. The plan would require two large dams and three locks with a combined generating capacity of 2,200,000 horsepower, split between Canada and the United States, with an estimated total cost of 543 million dollars and substantial preexisting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
ST. Lawrence Seaway
Cael C. Cranmer
Washington
Duluth
Atlantic
International Rapids
Canada
Welland Canal
Nuagare Falls
Beauharnes Canal
United States
Sault Ste. Marie
Detroit
Thousand Islands
St Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Inland Seaway Plan would reshape New York power costs
An interdepartmental report outlines a marine artery inland empire plan funded at about 20 million to 89 million dollars with a total U.S. cost under 150 million. It covers locks 30 feet deep and channels 27 feet deep, projecting major cargo and fuel savings, broad regional benefits, and cheaper electricity in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
United States
War and Commerce Departments
Federal Power Commission
New York Power
Local man given suspended sentence in non-support case
A man in a non-support case received a six month House of Correction term suspended on condition of paying $2.56 weekly for child support. He was unable to meet the agreement due to unemployment. Constable Smith later took him to the House of Correction. Roy Staples of Washington was arrested by Charles Crom for assault and battery on a local man named Hamilton and jailed for a People's Court hearing Wednesday morning.
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House of Correction
Day
Constable Smith
Roy Staples
Washington
Charles W. Crom
Hamilton
People's Court
Sam's Creek Social News From Jan 15 Evening
Local notes from Sam's Creek and nearby towns record visits among families in Taneytown Gaither Boonsboro New Windsor Cedar Hill Uniontown and Williams Green. The item also notes a figure: a hand corn planter can plant 44 acres per day while eight one-horse one-row planters cover 6.9 acres and a two-horse ten-row planter 136 acres.
Local Happenings in Copperville and Nearby Areas
Jan. 16 notes report Mrs. Jennie Beaver improving after two weeks of illness. David Forney slaughtered four hogs averaging 400 pounds. Mrs. Albert Smith visited Westminster. George and a Baker duo spent an evening with daughter Mrs. Ralph Koons near town. Pearl Pillinger and other Smiths met friends in Taneytown Thursday. Raymond Baker and son Harry joined by Ralph Koons’ family hosted by Mabel Smith of Copperville. Wilmer Young visited Charles Baker. Baltimore friends were weekend guests at Isaac Pivunger’s home.
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Jennie Beaver
David Forney
Albert Smith
Westminster
George Baker
Ralph Koons
Pearl Pillinger
Laurence Fouts
Taney Town
Raymond Baker
Linwood
Harry Baker
Fairview
Taneytown
Mabel Smith
Copperville
Wilmer Young
Charles Baker
Baltimore
Isaac, Pivunger
Birthday Party for Vice President at Union Bridge
A surprise party hosted by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Methodist Protestant church honored vice president Mrs. Catherine Powble. After a brief welcome, guests gathered at the Gray home for games and refreshments. Various parishioners and local residents are noted in ensuing social items and health updates.
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Unserk Bridge
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Catherine Powble
Howard Gray
Elisabeth Rakestraw
Oliva Rinehart
Herbert Snyder
Extension
College Park
Barry Shirely
Norman Fogle
Baltimore
Robert Gray Hare
J L. Bowman
Brethren Church
Linwood
Pennsylvania
Mt. Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Weaver
Charles Simmich
Wilbur Gladhill
Emory Minnich
Raymond Yingueg
Minnick
Wilbur Gladhall
Ensor Minnick
Hattie L. Weaver
Marie Albaugh
Wilbur Poxble
Raymond Yingling
Murray Eyler
Paul Eichman
Peggy
Carroll Eichelberger
Robert Spurrier
Hattie L Weaver
L. Bier
Harrod
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Lawrence Winpigier
William E Muller
Winpigier
Gormer
Windigier
Yelow
James
Exhe
Wullems
George Layman
Fred Shaley
Wiillacms
East Street
Harry Hasson
Bennett James Day
Muscle Shoals
New York City
Indiana
Onic
Sam's Creek
Edgar Erb
Howard Koonts
Margaret Erb
Earl Warner
Carrie McNally
Willard Hatfield
Gaither
Smith Betts
Boonsboro
Talbot Alexander
William Green
George Miler
Frank Sthely
Norman Heiner
New Windsor
John Snader
Cedar Hil
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Edgar Erbie
Ughter
Paul Sherfer
Uniontown
Col. Roosevelt
Anno
McMilan
James Sau
Oscar Bay
Alice Wynekoop
Chicago
Foundation Free
Ely
Miss Mildred Ifert
Middletown, Ma
Kemp’s Corset
Kemp
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
EB. B
Union Bridge
Ail Corps
Army Air
Eas
Mace Ae Sem
Romeo
Edward O. Gardner
C.E. Steel & Co
General Insurance
West Chuech ST
Grayson I E. Palmer
Eagar B
Palmer
the General Insurance
West Third St
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
WEE Moderns Shop
N. Court St
Frederick’s
Frederick Memorial Cemetery
South Market St
Quaker City
North Market Street
C. Thomas Kemp
Gloria
Tess
Kemp*s
Kemp's
Mama Dexa
E. B. Measell
East Patrick Street
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank of
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