Two Get Prison Terms For Theft Of Half Ton Sugar
In circuit court this morning Harry Engle and Ham ilton Burdette were sentenced to 2 and 12 months in the house of correction respectively after a trial for taking more than 1000 pounds of sugar from a freight car at the J O Winebrewer Son warehouse on South Carey street. Burdette, the York youth, offered little comment. Engle’s mother attended. The case followed police leads and arrests tied to other charges, with both boys remanded to sheriff custody for transfer to Jessups institution. Mason Case Today.
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Sigar
J. O. Winebrewer & Son
South Care Roll Street
Harry Engie
Big Cty
Burdette
York
Engie
Jessups
D. P. Sucker
Ensie
Bennett and Lewis
Mason
T. F
Leesburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Frederick County
William H. Buxton
Robert M. Rannehberger
William Roilings
Buena V. Wolfe
John V Haines
John M. Stottlemyer
Walter R. Wentzell
John J. Shindledecker
Charles W. Rowe
Maurice T. Warner
John F. Richt
H. A. Barnard
Winebrenner and Sinn
W. C. Hall
Stori
Worthington
Teter
Boy Afloat on Ice Floe in Lake Erie
In Cleveland based report a solitary boy drifted on a burning ice floe on Lake Erie. Rescue efforts by a fire tug and search crews continued as observers watched from the shore for signs of the child in danger amid the frigid darkness.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Latzo to Meet Baker in Wilkes Barre Next May
Latzo and Baker are set to meet in Wilkes Barre in May. The match appears to be organized by Zanmy Baker with locally noted arrangements and promotions.
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Latzo
Baker
Wilkes Barre
Rail Superintendent and Woman Shot to Death
A railroad superintendent and a woman were fatally shot in an incident described in local reports. Authorities investigated the double homicide, with early details suggesting a targeted attack and ongoing search for a suspect.
Teeth Faults in Children Prompt Health Drive
An inspection by Health Officer Dr. E C Kefauver and Miss Katherine Scully covers nine schools over two weeks. Examinations reveal most defects in teeth and tonsils, prompting parents to seek treatment and cooperate with authorities to improve school health conditions.
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E. C. Kefauver
Katherine Scully
Health Office
Yellow Springs
Mt Pleasant
Bucketstown
Bloomfield
Feagaville
Bartonsville
Kefeauver
Frederick
Markiand Tuberculosis Association
Francis Scott Ker
Nicaraguan Peace Proposals Rejected
Manacoa Nicaragua January 206479 The peace proposal led by Adelin Diaz head of the Nicaraguan regime has been refused by President Juan Sacasa of Puerto Cabezas The plan called for Liberal participation in government and Liberal representation on the Supreme Court with electoral supervision and a conference to set terms for peace
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Manacoa
Nicaragas
Seneta
Adelin Diaz
Juan Fr. Sacasa
Puerto Cabezas
General Diaz
Supreme Court
Tispaiches
Liver Diet Cures Pernicious Anemia Minister
Rev. Mr. Herman, once near death from pernicious anemia, reportedly recovered after liver-based feeding therapy initiated after the Atlantic City physicians conference. Under Dr. Boggs and a balanced diet including liver, his hemoglobin rose from about 1.9 to 5.6 million red cells per cubic millimeter. he regained strength and now walks and works.
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Edward Merman
Frederica
Jerman
Tne
Cimreh
Intimars
Baltimore
Herman Fried
Balthmore
Herman
Association of American Physicians
Atlantic City
Thomas R. Boggs
Sta of the Church , Home and Infirmary
Mr. Herman
Mercersburg
Frederick
Hermian
Stillman Gifts Wife $500000 Necklace in New York
AP report from New York states James Himan presented his wife a necklace valued at over 500000 dollars. The piece features sapphires and a color design, described in a New York American copy as a bold, elegant gift marking a personal moment.
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New York
James Himan
Rhein
Jane
Wader Taye Tates
Man guilty of 100 murders is killed in Russia
Smolensk, Jan 24 AP reports a gang leader Smirno% An enxoh, after two years of assaults in Smolensk province, was entertained at a gathering at the Catectin Cagu Club. The event honored Mrs Laura Pitkin, recently moved to the city, daughter of Mrs Cariisie of West Third Street.
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Smolensk
Russia
Smirno% Anenxoh
Gang of Geswere
RM. Duu
Lee Wnarrison
Tedar
Catectin Cagu Club
Laura Pitkin
Bible Classes and Men’s Bible Cras Held at Reformed Church
Fragmentary report notes a Reformed church event with Bible classes and a men’s gathering. The text mentions a 1025 fire season with large areas burned and extensive welfare efforts following forest fires.
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Reformed Church
Atenne
Waaser
Sovay
Rail Officials Move To Consider New Wage Demands
Washington officials and rail unions met in executive session as the Mediation Board weighs train crews demands. The union seeks about 19 percent pay increases after a strike threat, while eastern railroad officials push toward arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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Washington, Jan
Wtapi
Offelaila
Southeastern
Sexders
Winslow Mediation Board
Media Board
Annual Supper Tonight By Altar Guild at Evangelical Church
The third annual supper of the Altar Guild of the Evangelical Water Church will be held at 6 30 this evening in the church parlor. Tickets sold to members. program includes piano selections and committee-organized entertainment. Rev Dr H. Lifer to preside.
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The
Evangelial Water Ichurch
HL. Ifer
Oes
Miriam R. Appi
Ruth Datrow
BE. Monroe Zeniz
Katherine Do
Ejizahe A
DeLesamay
Food
Thomas R Hal in serious condition after pooles county incident
Thomas R Hal a justice of the peace at Pooles Montgomery county is reported in serious condition following a recent act of violence. Police and medical responders rushed to the scene and state authorities are investigating the incident.
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Thomas R. Hal
Pooles
Montgomery County
Lions Inspect Hotel Frederick in Frederic
Frederick Lions Club members were hosted at Hotel Frederick by owner Jon Croghan for an elaborate dinner led by President Richard F. Simmons. Major Lloyd C. Culler was named representative for the Barbara Fritchie Home Building Association. The visit highlighted March 17 reopening and the hotel’s 7th anniversary.
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Frederick Lions Club
Frederik
Jon
Hotel Frederick
Arthur BL Thatcher
Ralph Willis
AL T. Wertheim
Camden
S.J
Victor Talking Machine Co
Frederic & Hotel
Anniesary
Mir
Roshan
Reas
U. S. Eating Apples Faster Prices Down
Readable fragments indicate a report on apple consumption rising faster in the United States while prices decline. The source includes stray numbers and phrases about prices and quantities, though full context is unavailable.
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U. S
Geleza and Com Pearre Ad Nigean Tand Mile of Renard Cant
Unclear OCR fragment offers a terse reference to Geleza and Com Pearre with mentions of a mile, renard, and earnest prope ton. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a credible summary.
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Renard
Senators and congressmen play on Capitol Hill baseball team
The piece describes Senators Tom Heflin and Tom Blanton and Congressman Tom Connally as influential “Tom” figures on Capitol Hill. It highlights Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania as a leading voice for a government controlled wartime economy and notes his past as a Muskingum College player. It portrays congressional baseball as a lively, competitive side activity among lawmakers.
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Tom Heflin
Alabama
Anil
Tom Blanton
Texas
Tom Connally
Capitol Hill
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Thas
Kelly
Congressman Kelly
Muskingum College
Ohio
Mussingum
Old Muskingum 23 Posten
Pennslvania
Ile
Washington
Pittsburgh
Kells
Kuecking
Plane Theft Trio Foiled Again in Local Heist
A chaotic incident ends with three planes stolen and recovered as police investigate. Witnesses report a bold attempt by the trio to steal aircraft, prompting increased aerial security and community alerts.
Annual Auto Show Planning Advances in Frederick
The annual auto show is scheduled for March 22 to 26 with preparations led by Lieutenant Gy Anders as chair of the arrangements. Contracts for space are issued soon to dealers in Frederick and vicinity to display the latest motor models, with about 50 machines expected on the floor and increased space needs noted from the previous year.
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al -Meera
Armory Board
Anders
D. John Markey
Marmes FL Munshower
Robert
FL Tarrick
Charles N. Staley
F. Lester Smith
Philip Ro Wilne 'Brener
Jarane
Western Maryland probes wreck near Woodmont
Western Maryland Railroad officials investigate a wreck near Woodmont Hagerstown today after a westbound train derailed. Conductor B Troffman engineman H G Hunter and fireman W T Click, all from Hagerstown, were injured but not fatally. Traffic on the line was halted as crew were brought to the hospital.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Woodmont
Hanwork
Tiey Wii
Kin and Wis. Ten J. Baker Involved in Buckerciow Case
A fragmented 19th century notice lists Kin av oar Rin and Wis ten J. Baker at Buckerciow i, with Viletta Worman and Harmocy Grove named in related proceedings.
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Ten J. Baker
Buckerciow i
Viletta Worman
Harmocy Grove
State Education Board to group high schools under new bill
The proposed act divides high schools into two groups with the State Education Board arranging the groupings by district. First group schools must have at least 30 pupils, two full-time teachers and a four year course. Junior high organization remains unchanged. Annapolis notes report a long Maryland 1937 session with brief adjournments and a rerun of the assembly schedule.
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Adasime
Une
State Heart of Education
Dealge
McCarialuil
Auaibee Watbadais
Diphis
Jm Teaghere
St Annapolis
House of Delegates
Tlama
Senate
al In
General Assembly
Murder Mystery Unfolds as Canton Police Probe
Canton Ohio January 20 AP reports a nude male body found yesterday with skull trauma and evidence of strangulation. Coroner C McQuate says the man had been dead about two weeks and an attempt on the body was noted. The scene was near Goldie’s Clothing at 784 Fifth Avenue.
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Canton
Willy
Coromar C. McQuate
Goldie
Sentiment Shifts and Market Irregularity In Early 20th Century Trading
New York on January 20 faced wide market irregularities as sentiment shifted between bearish bets on industrials and bullish trades in transportation and equipment stocks. Trading showed heavy professional activity with some funds reducing holdings to about 44 percent.
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New York
Beth
Camel Zege Court Sheds Light on Fight Trial
A garbled report describes 25 in Captattl picared. the Camel Zege court holds a trial with a jumbled sequence of events. Names and actions are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece references a frame of fist fighting and a trial in a distant chamber.
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Sede Cval
Camel Zege
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