Youth Held in Grist Murder Case Cleared in Beaver Falls
New Midway residents David Stover and John Eckencro, both 19 and 20, were questioned in the Walkersville murder of David Crist and released after an exhaustive county inquiry led by Sheriff W. Roderick. Stover had been under surveillance in Beaver Falls and denied involvement as investigators pursue leads.
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David St. Crist
Walkersville
Merchent
Chester Allen Stover
New Midway
Sherif W. ©. Roderick
Stover
Beaver Falls
Pittswings
Crist
Hissome
John Eckmend
Efert
Srist
Sherif
Eckencode
Rado
Midway
Pennsylvania City
Roderick
Clyde Haver
Haver Falls
Frederick
Eckenrod
Annual Dinner Held by Altar Guild Friday
The Altar Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church held its annual dinner Friday at 6 30 in the church parlor. Mrs Jesse B Anders presided noting over 100 members who work year round on altar trimming. Attendees included Dr Henri L G Kiefer and Miss Grace Wough who sang. Monocacy club men served the ladies monthly suppers. 133 persons attended the event with many guild members present and guests.
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Altar Guild
Jesse B. Anders
Anders
Henri L. G. Kiefer
Emma “Mae
Helon Gabel
Becd College
Gate
Ute
Comet Dusts
Gracewough
Was Hargett
Monocacy Club
Stock Prices Make Substantial Progress
New York reports substantial progress in stock prices with notable gains in utilities on heavy buying. Abnormal highs appeared in several issues and the Reserve Bank raised its rate for shorter maturities. Investors worry about tight credit and the market shows mixed momentum as some securities rally while others lag.
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New York
Jas Ff
Eoeld Cement
Reserve + Bank
Barkers
Theney
Maryland Legion Opposes State Bonus for World War Vets
Maryland Legion leaders criticize a bill proposing a state veterans bonus, calling it foolish as the war ended nearly 11 years ago. Commander Smith says any need would have appeared when veterans left service, with future support expected from federal action and the Maryland Veterans Relief Commission already funded to aid disabled and needy veterans.
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Balimore
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Old c. Smith
Annapolis
Mn Smith
Maryland Veterans’ Re
Maryland
Barmus
Two Bedrooms in Palmisano Home Confirmed
Baltimore January 2 AP report details testimony in Col John Philip Hill contest hearing. Witness Rev Joseph Paciarello stated Palmisano residence contained only two bedrooms and that the only regular residents over eight years were Mr and Mrs Palmisano and two stepchildren. Bank records showed loans tied to three of eight individuals with homes at other addresses.
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Baltimore
Palmisano
John Philip Hill
Joseph Paciarello
Andrew Finn
Mary
Joseph Annes
Finn
Three Men Die From Carbon Monoxide In Car Near Dina's Landing
In Washington North Carolina on January 26 three white men were found dead in a car near Dina's Landing about eleven miles away. They were believed to have suffocated from carbon monoxide gas. The deceased were Etlas Cox of Bath Clarence Sheppard of Washington and Travis Stepp of Greenville. Authorities say they likely fell asleep with the engine running.
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Washington, N. C
Dina’s Landing
Etlas Cox
Bath
Clarence Sheppard
Travis Stepp
Greenville
Wreck Leaves Couple Seriously Hurt Near Frederick
A car wreck on South Mountain near Boonsburg injures H. C. Williamson and his sister-in-law Bits. Rose Willameen who were returning from visiting relatives. The collision damaged their auto at 925 Maryland Avenue and left Williamson with chest injuries and head trauma.
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Frederick
H. C. Willamson
Wiley Ramson
Williamson
Imson
Savage Man
Sinus infections and ear trouble rise in damp weather
A local health expert notes a surge in sinus infections and ear troubles linked to heavy colds and unusually damp weather. He cites crowded waiting rooms, frequent doctor visits, and numerous abscessed ears. Bodies near Frederick report widespread cases tied to the season.
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Ons Specialic
Angier
Frederick
Mine Blast Leaves One Dead Seventeen Trapped in West Virginia
A blast at the Hingston Coal Company No 5 mine in West Virginia traps seventeen workers while one man is killed. The incident occurred during the mid shift with rescuers rushing to reach the air filled corridors as authorities assess the cause and fate of those inside.
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West Virginia
Hingston Coal Company
Training School to Open Monday in Calvary Church
The Interdenominational Standard Leadership Training School begins a six week course Monday at 7 PM in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. Registration at 7, opening at 7:30 with six courses taught by local pastors and educators. Courses include Stary Telling in Religious Education, Life of Christ, and Youth Materials and Methods, among others, open to Sunday School teachers in the city and county.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elin Willams
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Cintk
Walkersville
W. C. Royal
John S. Adam
Middletown
Calvary Church
Frederick County
Dr. Williams
Hunters Return After Trip with Five Ducks Shot
Reported by local witnesses, Tena Raber Warkeid and How of ieee were confronted by Frecerice and Baiimore members during a hunting trip. Mr. Harshey condemned the incident as harmful and noted Gav's party achieved success shooting five ducks and Steen.
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Harshey
Steen
Two Hurt In Auto Crash Involving City Streets
A two vehicle collision left two people injured near a city intersection. Emergency crews responded as onlookers gathered, and investigators began documenting the scene for the official report.
Missionary Kidnapped by Chinese Communists
American Catholic missionary Rev. Edward Younes was seized January 22 at Nananfu by Chinese communists who demanded a $10,000 ransom within three days. The U S Consul General in Hankow is making direct representation to local authorities at Nanchan.
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Washington
Fortign Alter VY
Edward Younes
Youngs
Two Killed and Two Hurt in Italian Plane Crash
Athens January 26 AP reports an Italian hydro airplane on the Brindisi service crashed into a rock near Corfu last night. Two aboard were killed and two injured. an American banker Charles Holder and his daughter survived uninjured. Telegrapher and second pilot were killed.
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Athens
Phaus
Market Strikes Profit Taking Amid War Demand
Market activity shows profit taking in New York with sharp moves in copper and tin as traders priced in wartime demand. About 3.3 million shares changed hands and total sales were around 3.300.09 cents per share, reflecting cautious sentiment and volatility.
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York
Hoxeser
Qatar
Iesiiar
February Court Jurors List From Various Townships
A garbled list names jurors for February court with many townships including Mt Phensart Patersdle Woodville Tsville Braddock Braddock and others. Names such as Walter LeGure Morris Rouzer Clayton Houck Jesse Clay Clarence Stottlemyer and Thomas Eaves appear amid unclear spellings.
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Wane
EL Gaver
H. Hogarth
Chas C
Ernest Borer
Wilchoy
Brown
Robertsen & Cahier
Woodaborp
Elmer M. Powell
Walter 2
LeGure
Patersdle
Daniel ML Mier
Mt Phensart
George A. Cashour
Tettarens
David A Tenis
Cecil EL Toler
Thurment
Morris L. Rouzer
Jory
dacksor—Howerd L. Metzger
Sas 2 Brite
Jotinssile
Clayton D. Houck
Ay C. Bol
Woodville
Jesse Clay
Samuel Waore
Hownard E. Forney
Iarence W. Stottlemyer
Tsville
Charth Dallenger
Roy W. Zlnmerman
Braddock
Clarence M. Phicexer
Runssick
Charles L. Crabill
Frank Caskey
Withersville
Thomas Eaves
Jesse
Stup
Court News Equity Cases and Marriages Licenses
Court notices include actions by John W. Morgan administrator to sell real estate of Lee W. Morgan and by William M. Barker in suit against Moses A. Allwright. Rosa Dixon seeks absolute divorce. Della Miss seeks absolute divorce with alimony. Marriage licenses issued for George W. Clark and Margaret E. Lace. Fredericn Arnold E. Michael and Bud H. Smallwood. Property deeds show transfers in multiple county transactions including Mary E. Flautt to Mary R. Manes and A Lorene Barrick to Nan C. Schultz.
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John W Morgan
Lee W. Morgan
Beulah Spurrier
Roland Spuromer
Howlers
William M. Barker
Moses C. Allwight
Dunna Mae
Oright
H. K
George W. Clark
Baltimore
Margaret E. Lace
Fredericn
Arnold E. Michael
Brunswick
Bud H. Smallwood
Charles Town
W. Va
Gilmore Fr. Flauts
Augustus C. Tyergar
Charles
Reich
Raymond E Reich
Mary E. Flautt
Mary R. Manes
Willard N. Garrett
A. Lorene Barrick
Nan C. Schultz
Worry Over Trade Problem Triggers Min Self-Destruct
Unclear text reports distress over a trade issue causing a person in Minnesota to harm themselves. Details are incomplete with garbled OCR. Further readable elements reference anxiety and possible crisis reaction but no verifiable names or organizations are present.
Inclement Weather Rises As Temperature Climb Heralds Rain
The report notes ice laden ground causing poles to fail under combined weight and overnight pressure. Forecasts predict a rise in temperatures bringing more inclement weather with cloudiness and rain by Sunday afternoon, especially in southern areas and the narsh portion.
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Eric
Steplen Fair
Narsh
Wheat Shows Itself as Volcano of Trade
Wheat trading intensified with futures up 15c as buyers push prices higher. Market observers link the move to anticipated farm policy acts in Washington and expanded buying amid heavy prewar speculative sales and large state purchases.
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Chicago
Washington
Snow and Bitter Cold Expected Next Week
Washington reports a weather outlook for next week with rain or snow Monday and snow mid week, then generally fair days before colder temperatures. Temperatures may dip well below normal starting Tuesday.
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Washington
La Barba Stops McAllister in Fourth Round
La Barba defeats McAllister by knockout in the fourth round in South Wales area boxing action. The report notes the victory occurred in January and mentions Rooched ott McAHis in the bout summary.
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LA Barba
McAllister
South Wales
Jan
Ott McAhis
Weather Hits New York and Pennsylvania Travel
Hazardous ice and resumed snow slowed traffic across New York and eastern Pennsylvania. A New Haven incident killed a man and his daughter after a windshield obstruction, while a New York iron worker died on a frosty site. Transportation delays affected thousands.
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Bennett
Meia
New Haven
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Rescue Ship America Returns With Florida Crew
Captain George Fried brought the rescue ship America to New York quarantine with 37 survivors from the sinking freighter Florida. He had asked ambulances to meet the ship at Hoboken to take off four Italians and one American for hospital care. The Florida's crew included six severely injured and four very ill, with no reported American injuries.
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New York
George Fried
America
Florida
Fried
United States
Hoboken N.d
Rst
United States Line
Hoboken
Catametican
Florida Res
Hoover Set Out for Salfish Hunt Off Key West
President-elect Hoover sailed near Key West to reach the Gulf Stream edge for a salfish catch before ending his angling trip aboard the yacht Amule. The party has reported catching barracuda solphins amberjack and other fish on prior efforts as they plan to return to Miar Beach by sunset.
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Fla
Hoover
Gulf Stream
Amule
Sage
Miar Beach
Sream
Long
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