Ritchie Attacks Robins in Armwood Lynching Case
Baltimore reports outline Governor's letter to Attorney General Robins urging cooperation in the Armwood lynching investigation. About forty witnesses are expected before the grand jury at Princess Anne, including eighteen State policemen and officers McK. Jon a gon and Ridgely. The governor promises full action within authority to present the case.
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Pennsylvania Physician Fined for Speeding Statewide Case
Dr Clifford J Wicker of Allentown Pa fined 25 dollars after trial for exceeding 30 miles an hour police testimony showed speed near 69 mph along Byadstown to Georgeston Buckerstown road just south of Frederick. Defense claimed uncertain speed and later remarks referenced other unrelated matters. Local officer B H Geel testified to the arrest and speeding.
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Mary Mc Commie Smiles Amid Legal Strife in Paris
In Paris a pajama clad Mary Mc Commie estranged wife of Serge smiles as she heads from the cabaret in France before sailing to New York for a London engagement. Process servers later served an order restraining her from breaching a contract, though she reportedly concealed a saferoom door.
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Frederick hosts CWA safety and first aid training
Frederick County hosts a safety and first aid course under the U S Civil Works Administration with Red Cross support. Training aims to prepare one worker per 900 CWA projects and issues first aid certificates and kits to those who pass exams. Local Kiwanis meeting discussed transient handling and rehabilitation efforts.
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Francis Scott Key
Tragic Injury Report From Unclear Incident
Vague and fragmented notes describe a grievous injury and request medical attention. The text references a person named Alce L Wrnescop and a poor image, with mention of a face and hands damaged, but specifics are missing.
Radio Operator Transferred to McConnensburg Station
Beary Jo Messing, assistant operator at Detrick Field, transferred to the McConnensburg station Tuesday evening. The move follows a need for a radio operator at McConnensburg, with Messing selected for the position.
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Commandeering of Gold Stocks in Treasury Debate
Washington reports a Senate ban on commandeering gold reserves amid Roosevelt monetary program debate. The committee heard Secretary Morgenthau and Gov Black discuss possible moves while a late January hearing set for tomorrow and Thursday explores revisions to clarify sections of the act.
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Answers and clues about Burr, Scorpius, and Peru
The notes identify Aaron Burr as the third vice president of the United States and link the symbol to Scorpius. Peru is noted as the country indicated.
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Amended declaration in Potomac Edson suit over wire injury
Dory A Zeno ahs amended a multimillion poll case against Potomac Edson Company and Union Bridge Manufacturing Company for 50 000 damages. The suit claims a damaged live wire on power lines near Taneytown caused permanent injuries on December 31 1932. The amendment adds Union Bridge as a defendant and cites pole repair failures. Separate rent case results show Leo Weunberg and Ramsburgs winning small damages against Powell spouses.
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Republicans Lead In Vermont Special Election Returns
Ernest W. Gibson and Charles A. Plumes, both Republicans, lead their Democratic rivals in returns from over half the state in a special election caused by Senator Porter H. Dare's death. Gibson resigned as representative and Dale’s vacancy prompted the Senate seat special election.
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Markets Active in New York Stocks Shift Amid Bond Strength
The New York market shows gains in equities on January 16 as corporate bonds on the NYSE post widened margins. Investors await capital flows and anticipate further dollar support, with notable activity in government and private bonds signaling cautious optimism.
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