Ropp and Adkins appeal during license revocation hearing
At Cir Court here State Examiner W Dana Rudy pressed for revoking Marshall Ropps license amid an appeal of a January conviction and $100 fine for drunken re charge. Adkins, a third revocation case with a twelve year record, also announced an appeal after a January drunken driving conviction and $300 fine with six months jail.
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W. Dana Rudy
Ropp
Peoples Court
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Ropy. Bennett
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Urner
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Guy Hamilton Adkins
Adams
Me. Bennett
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Adkins
John F. Hemp
Burkittsville
Braddock
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Haupt
Rudy
Gr Middletown
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Snow Likely Tonight With Colder Weather Inland
Weather forecast indicates snow and colder conditions likely by tonight across the region. The Chesapeake Bay area remains under cold, unsettled skies with brief respite possible elsewhere as snows occur in western districts.
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Chesapeake bay
Weather Today Summary
Weather today reports precipitation over the last 24 hours with low temperatures noted. Night temperature reached minus ten, and a two year prior low is listed as two degrees. Sunset is at 27 p.m. and sunrise is tomorrow. Moon rises at 1 a.m. and sets at 1:22 a.m.
Visits America ordeal leaves mark on A share
An unclear report describes a visit to America involving an ordeal tied to a person or entity referred to as YY, with implications on an A share. Details are fragmentary but indicate a notable event affecting tied parties and specifications remain unresolved.
Edward Shows Regard for U. S. Upon King’s Death
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a monarch’s expression of sympathy for the United States after a royal death. It mentions the king’s accession and American sentiment, but the text is garbled and only partial facts remain.
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United States
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Georce
Father of Five Burned as Torch Pump Bursts
A confusing OCR fragment reports a fire or explosion injuring a man described as the father of five. It mentions a torch pump burst on Water Street and references Rev. G. ger and New Mar an emp 2 of Wisan's Lime, with unclear details and dates.
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Water street
G. ger
New Mar
Wisan
Not Nazis But German Power Feared, He Says
A speaker warned that German power loomed in the region, stressing that opposition would meet stiff consequences. The remarks underscored fears of rising influence and the need for vigilance amid shifting political dynamics.
Smithsburg Voxville Road To Be U3 Job Update
A terse local notice notes Smithsburg Voxville Road to be upgraded to Urban Route 3. Details mention road works and an officer from Hazesstown overseeing the project.
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Smithsburg
Voxville Road
Ice Causes Damage to Market Gateway Awning
Ice from dripping icicles overburdened the Sa Market gateway awning, breaking its sineh. Damage was confined to the awning.
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Sa Market
Financing of New Farm Program Outlined in Bill
A bill sets out the financing of a new farm program and a plan to raise money for it. The proposal aims to present to Congress within the week and outlines key funding mechanisms and expectations for the agricultural sector.
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CONGRESS
Leopold and Loch Linked to Prison Pets Charge
A report states Leopold and Loch are charged in a prison matter involving alleged partner involvement in a scheme titled penton. Prosecutor plans to question witnesses as part of the case while detailing the charges against the two individuals and their alleged roles.
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Loch Pets
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Will B. McCae
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Phone Company Revenue Increases
AP report notes Saltimore based Phone Company operating revenue rose for the year with earnings listed around 13.29 million and a prior year comparison showing growth, details partially garbled but indicating improved financials and a higher operating profit.
Scottsboro attack defendant recounts shooting victim
Decatur Sandini testified that he shot a youth in the Scottsboro incident during a confrontation after deputies, including Blalock, were slashed. The account was part of statements given as they returned to jail from the trial.
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Scottsboro
Blalock
Decatur Sandini
The New Deal In Washington Fearful on Liberty League’s Role
Washington January 30 The American Liberty League and Al Smith figure in a debated question whether the league is an asset or liability against Roosevelt. Observers note massed wealth backing, including financiers and executives, could influence voters and national policy. The piece cites bankers and industrial leaders at a recent banquet and discusses how Smith’s speech and the league’s tactics shape political sentiment in the nation.
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Liberty League
Roosevelt
Al Smith
ayter
ESILMISL 1 League
eman
uel
Smith
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Cathy M. Chester
General Foods
Jona W. Daws
Morgar
Robert V. Fleminghan
Bankers’ Association
Lobieist
Gadsden
power companies
Guggenheims
Andrew Mellon
David A. Re
T. Wer
du Pont
Lehweh
league
Howes
Louth
Hoover
New French Premier Lines Up With Britain
The new French premier moves to align with Britain as talks and declarations unfold. Officials signal possible trade reforms and coordinated approaches with the United Kingdom amid early April discussions.
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Britain
Visit Abattoir series at county products event
A social gathering at Fred perce County Products Thursday drew several attendees including Miss Helen Louise Shipley of 127 West Pat ish street Miss Martone Staley of 1025 North Market street Miss Barbara Smith of Doubs Miss Patricia Feis Woodsboro Miss Katherine Staley and Miss Jane Staley of Knoxville The fragmented note lists names and a street address mix from the event.
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Fredperce County
Helen Louise Shipley
West Patish street
Martone Staley
North Market street
Barbara Smith
Doubs
Patricia Feis Woodsboro
Katherine Staley
Jane Staley
Knoxville
Italy Tightens Policy Plans Wartime East Africa Action
Italy moves to shore up wartime policy backing plans in East Africa to aid troops hold conquered territory. Aimed at bolstering manpower and production, the Duce seeks to sustain the campaign along the Ethiopian front with a centralized mobilization program. The effort envisions a broader front and increased industrial output to support military operations.
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Duce
European political talks push Rhineland stability
Fragmented OCR text reports quieting European politics with talks between Eden Brienne and Von Neurath. It suggests no change in policy but notes strengthened stance and tense peace efforts around the Rhineland amid foreign minister discussions.
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Bongrigr
Jane
norkel
Rhineland
Eden
Pierre Brienne
Konstantin Von Neurath
Man of
Germany
Bank Head Points To Growing U. S. Business
Bank official asserts rising U. S. business activity signals strengthening economy amid continued lending and investment growth. Executive remarks highlight credit expansion, small business support, and sturdy consumer demand.
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Bank
U. S
Ethiopia Claims Defeat Of Italians
Ethiopian communique reports Italian forces defeated near Make, with 35 Tauan soldiers killed and four trucks captured. Addis Ababa confirms the engagement and asserts Ethiopian troops repelled the advance.
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Addis
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tas nur
Dedjarmaten Shale
Make
Tauan
Fragmentary World War II Era War Text
Fragmented lines describe Italian advances and Ethiopian actions with scattered names and places including Addis Ababa and Ras. The garbled OCR hints at military movement, concentration, and detainment themes without coherent events or clear outcomes.
Webb Posts Aid To Veterans Benefit Drive
Webb announces aid program for veterans with fur che bonus, urging eligible personnel to bring assisted service certificates. Collection sites open at East Church Friday through Sunday, 2 to 4 pm, with hours extended and funds anticipated from government sources.
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fernet
Francis & I
Johny Ro
Simday
Bride Helps When She Spells Her Oven Name
A brief item notes a bride aiding in a task as she spells an oven name. The text references a meeting at Frederick with named participants and a meter reading. Details are fragmented but imply a wedding related action linked to a communal event.
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Bride
Birthday Ball Held Tonight for Infantile Paralysis Sufferers
The third annual Birthday Ball for the President takes place tonight at the State Armory with tickets sold in advance. Proceeds support local Infantile paralysis sufferers and the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia. Edward Sharpe sponsors decorations, David Hagan leads the orchestra, and a broadcast of the President’s speech is planned at 11:30. Proceeds split locally and nationally. about 70 percent stays local.
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State Armory
Edward Sharpe
toca floriss
David Hagan
h'srchestra
Lem Keller
Toca
Roger BRee
alwi
Armorr
Warm Springs Foundation
Geonin
elgard
Altona
Bennett
Protest Filed Over Beer License for Middie Eth Gerhradsn
Formal protests challenge the issuance of a beer license to Benjamin Grof in Middie Eth Gerhradsn, arguing the proposed sale may violate local regulations and public interest concerns. The filing signals active opposition and potential hearings to determine license approval.
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erhdrasn
Road Improvement Aid Sought in Maryland Officials Call
Citizens of Tortgomery request funds to include road improvements in the annual War Department program. Representative Lewis of Maryland and Maryland senators press for support to secure necessary financing in the current session.
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Ciizens
Kings and Radsife
Maryland
anmiel War Department
Coige
Lewis
Maryland Senaors
Governor Landon Speech Sparks Capital Debate
In Washington and Atlanta the capital political scene shifts as Gov. Landon’s speech dominates discussion about the New Deal. Talmadge and Borah figures spark questions on party unity, instructed delegates, and future GOP or Democratic shifts ahead of conventions. Governor Talmadge announces an intensive speaking tour starting February 8 in Baltimore and Springfield, Illinois.
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Kansas
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deat an
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
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Talmadge
delver
Abraheam Lincoln
Springfield, DL
Market Warps Through Profit Taking On Mixed Session
AP dispatch notes a broad advance earlier with scattered reactions due to technical factors. Some issues resisted gains while a few speculative stocks showed strength. Commodities were mostly steady. grains mixed. bonds steady. pound sterling opened near 5 pounds per dollar.
Shooting of Bride Blamed on Curiosity in Explosion
A reported accidental shooting linked to curiosity ends in tragedy for a bride and her husband. Witnesses say a pistol discharged during a domestic incident, with initial explanations pointing to reckless handling and a misfire. Further investigation is pending to determine exact circumstances.
Pa. man Bristow named secretary of national PTA
Washington Jan 40 AP appointment of William H Bristow of New Cumberland Pa as general secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers was announced by Mrs B F Langworthy president of the organization Bristow will serve as director of the church curr ence department
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William H. Bristow
New Cumberland
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
B. F. Langworthy
pres.dent
organization
Bris- Ras
ys Currenum
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