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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1938

Page

6

Drunken Driving Case Tied to Castle Inn Hearing

Frederick hearing into complaints against Castle Inn owner Gilmort Castle follows a murder trial in which bartender Cary Null testified he sold Mary Peamroy five beers the night before she was found dead. Police notes confirm most of 27 drunken driving arrests near Urbana and Frederick involved Castle patrons.

Urbana Frederick Castle Inn Sergi W. R May Ne Igeal G. Ed. Myers Peoples Court Gilmort Castle Castle Cergt, May and Corp Walter K Mar Castle Beer Parlor Andrew J. Peomroy Frederick Junction Mary Cary G. Null Peamroy Myers Russell Jamison Feamroy Null Roger H. Geisbert Patrick M. Schnauffer Castile Montgomery County Clarence A. King Frederick Inuckster Peomvey Nall Gee

Death probe opened into Chicago divorcee Maybelle Sidley

Toronto July 7 A policy inquiry was launched into the death of Mrs Maybelle Horlick Sidley a 31 year old Chicago divorcee heiress to the Horlick milk fortune. The inquiry followed her death at the Toronto home of W Perkins Bull a longtime Horlick family friend. Ontario Attorney General Gordon Conant said the atmosphere of the case warranted inquiry though he did not deem her intoxicated. Witnesses described she was not drunk when leaving or returning with beer. The hearing stretched with clashes among lawyers and the Commissioner and will resume Tuesday attempting to determine license suspensions for Castle and related matters at Woodsboro.

Toromto Can Preas Shere Maybelle Horlick Sidley Chicago Sme Sidley W. Perkins Bull Toronto T Horlick D. C. Draper Gordon Saché Castle James Jamison Peomroy Holden S. Felton Charles McC. Mathias Mr. Schnauffer William M. Storm Myers Woodsboro

Boy Drowns At Mouth Of Tonoloway Creek

In Hagerstown Maryland on July 7 Floyd McCusker twelve of Hancork drowned in the Potomac at the mouth of Tonoloway creek. He could not swim and several youths with him also could not swim. Rescue attempts in five feet of water failed.

Hagerstown Floyd ‘McCusker Hancork Potomac River Tonoloway Creek McCusker

Putman Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner

Charles C. Putman of Lewistown announces his bid for County Commissioner subject to the Democratic primaries on September 12. He is the eleventh Democrat to enter the race.

Charles C. Putman Lewistown Mr. Putman

Tabler Resigns as Maryland Roads Chairman

Baltimore reports Dr. Homer Z. Tabler resigns as chairman of the Maryland State Roads Commission effective July 15 to focus on private practice. Gov. Nice reluctantly accepts and will seek a successor, with Tabler stating an inability to secure a locum tenens for road duties and denying future public office plans.

Homer E Tabler State Roads Commission Hancock Baltimore Homer Z. Tabler Maryland State Roads Compnision Harry W. Nice Tabler Rolling Road Commission Tates Maryland State Roads Commission Hancork Maryland Buccemer Tabber Repub Gees Club Baltimore County Nice

Cranium Crackers Answers and Media Censorship Notes

True and False statements appear for a Cranium Crackers page with a list including Norma Shearer as a chosen part and a note about weight units and Warsaw. The text mentions a person imposing censorship, clamping down information to reporters without approval, reflecting state interests and control over news.

Norma Shearer Warsaw Poland

Local man Kobe Otis W Rhoades en route home

Kobe Otis W Rhoades, American former vice consul at Kobe, was en route to his home when news reached relatives Thursday that he survived a disaster in Japan. Daughter Mary A Rhoades of West Park Street notes he has served in diplomacy for years and left Kobe for home three weeks ago. word reached from Manila with no exact return date.

Otis W. Rhoades Frederick Tive Kobe Japan Ai. Rhoades Mary A. Rhoades West Patk Street Manila

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Commissioner Myers Roy M. Hiltner Castle Establishment Anye Viice Es Cline & Sonal and Ambulance Service Rone OUR Service Jonas Om Frederick Cloak & Suit Beer Coats Shorts Sheers Knickers Sweden C. C. Carty, Inc Patrick St Frederick, Ma Hendrickson Regu Spartan ETHYL AL. Mills
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