Cigarettes Looted From Winebrewer Warehouse at Charles Town
Thieves broke into the DR. C. Winebrewer and Son warehouse on the Baltimore and Ohio Valley branch at Charles Town West Virginia over the weekend and stole several cases of cigarettes valued about 1200 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a wall and lock then removing a concrete block to access the basement and main warehouse. The theft was discovered Tuesday with investigators noting heavy chisel marks and a long breach time likely spanning Monday night July Fourth. Local officials and the Winebrewer company are investigating while no official word has reached Fredericktown from the Charles Town branch.
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DR. C. Winebrewer
Valley
Fe, Baltimore and Ohio
Charles Town
W. Va
Winebrewer Company
Frederick
E Hann
Westirginia
Disorderly conduct and assault cases in city court
Justice Emmett R Bowlus ordered out and then recalled for a drunk and disorderly charge against Patrick Down of Baltimore. He was jailed after a second hearing. Stella Cromwell and Viola Sewell, both of New Market, were found guilty of disorderly conduct with fines and costs. Russell Eaton of Thurmont pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Richard Lee Hahn after a dispute over firecrackers. Eaton was fined and costs, with payment to Lawrence Brice, in a city-court transfer case.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Patrick Down
Baltimore
Phobus
Justice Jowlus
Stella Cromwell
Viola Sewel
New Market
Cass
Russell Eaton
Thurmont
Richard Lee Hahn
Hahn
Eaton
Jaion
Bowius
Eaton I
William J Stoner
Tral
Sland
Lawrence Brice
Auto Fatalities In State Show Decline
Maryland statewide auto deaths fell to 26 in June with Frederick County reporting one fatality. Six deaths occurred in Carroll and two in Montgomery counties. The six‑month total dropped 35 percent from 1937 to 1938, with 92 fewer deaths overall. Twenty‑two crashes happened on dry roads, 13 on Sundays or Mondays, and five on curves. There were two hit‑and‑run fatalities and 3 June deaths in Baltimore City, with many counties reporting zero deaths.
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Frederick County
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Water B. Rudy
Carroll County
Brinking
Baltimore City
Caroline
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Harford
Howard, Kent
Queen Anne’s
St. Mary's
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Arabs And Jews In Another Long Battle In Holy Land
Arabs massed on the Palestine frontier as Britain moved warships and troops to quell a deadly Arab Jewish clash in the Holy Land. In a four hour battle near the border, 5 Arabs were killed and 8 wounded. total two day casualties stood at 33 killed and 111 wounded. some Arabs reportedly entered Palestine to join the fight for Arab independence near Tegart's Wall fence north of Palestine.
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Jerusalem
trans-Jordan
Palestine
Britain
Holy Land
Trans- Jordan
Palestine Mandate
Vagrancy and Drunkenness Sentences Apply to Offenders
Officer Blumenauer found guilty on a vagrancy charge and fined either 23 or 30 days in jail, which he served. Arrested by Officers Murray and Pell for public drunkenness, Raipno Halstead received a ten day jail sentence.
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Blumenauer
Murray and
Pell
Raipno Halstead
Two youths arrested for playground disorder
Frederick police report two youths, Harry and Roy Lake, were arrested at Schlersville playground on charges of fighting and disorderly conduct linked to vandalism of city property in parks. They appeared before Justice Emmet Bowlus, received state days suspended on paying costs of 4 dollars, marking a second such incident in recent weeks as officers vow strict enforcement to curb park damage.
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Schlersvile
Frederick
Harry
Roy Lake
Frank Comey
Emmet
Bowlus
van Jath
South
Frederick Production Credit to Open Westminster Branch
Directors of the Frederick Production Credit Association approved final plans to open a Westminster branch at a Thursday meeting. J Herbert Snyder of Union Bridge was named field assistant secretary treasurer with Migs Lillian Broun of Manchester as secretary to Snyder. The loan committee reviewed twelve applications. eleven were approved and one rejected. Walter D Bromley and John T. Scott oversaw the process. Julius Caesar altered November from 30 to 31 days per Augustus.
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Frederick Production Credit Association
Westminster
J Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Migs Lillian Broun
Manchester
Snyder
Walter D Bromley
John T. Scott
Carroll County
High Bridge Across Potomac Planned by Two States
Mary land and West Virginia plan a federal grant of about 200000 for a new highway and bridge across the Potomac connecting Route 40 at Shenandoah Trail to near Four Mile Woods. The project would add roughly 14 miles of road, reuse old bridge piers, and relocate parts of St Pauls road to ease north south travel.
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Hagerstoun
State Roads Commissions
Maryland
West Virginia
Potomac
Shenandoah Trail
Mary Tamireacs
Poins
Clearspring
Potomar Rer
Chadon Station
Baptists To Open Assembly Tonight
The Braddock Heights Baptist church hosts the Summer Assembly opening tonight led by Rev. Wm C Roval. Delegates from Maryland and the District of Columbia travel by bus chartered for the conference. About thirty local residents have signed on to attend.
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Bradd
Maxesstewsn
Finlersch
Magnus
Jean Fo
Baltenure
Mrs Shave
The
Heights
Cere
Marsland
District of Columbia
Tae Forse Baptist Church
Wrram
Eed
Japs Withdraw From Shanghai Settlement
Japanese soldiers and civilian Japanese detachment withdrew from the Shanghai International Settlement amid rising tension after an anti Japanese terrorism outbreak. Protests were voiced by international authorities as armed Japanese in civilian clothes conducted searches along the Avenir Fairford border near the French concession.
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Shanghai
Leo
Nank
Searforth
F Highlanders
Beld
Inok
Avenir Fairoord Vil
Seplement Vnd
Bus trip planned after morning sessions returns to Frederick
The notice states an intention to use the bus following morning sessions. The bus will depart for the event location and is scheduled to return to Frederick at one o'clock.
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Frederick
Suspected terrorists clash as police and army patrols kill and wound
Settlement forces tighten a patrol to suppress gunmen and bombers after yesterday’s attack that killed four and wounded five. BUSY BEE SOCIETY reports its July 6 meeting at Mrs Agther Lampert’s home with thirteen members and visitors. presiding Mrs Leslie Stull. songs, scripture by Miss Mary Stull, the Lord's Prayer, basket sales update by Miss Margaret Stup, and Mizpah Benediction. next gathering at Mrs Walter Clem's on August. refreshments served.
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Busy Bee Society
Te Bethel Buss Bees
Agther Lampert
Leslie Stull
Mary Stull
Margaret Stup
Walter Clem
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Gibson
FREEZ
Freezr Shelf
Tomor
Row
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's
North Market St
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Marker
Ona
Tbs
Igo
Marker's
LEL
Competthte Franks
Chuck Roast
Imarker's
Reserve District No. 5
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
U.S. Revised Statutes
United States
Rook Value Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital Account
Dadra
Total
State
W. Bartgis Storm
Ernest Helpenstein, JR
J. H Baker
John S. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, JR
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Baptists
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Solth Market Steeet
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