Man Dies After Car Yard Work Injury Case Goes to Jury
The State Industrial Accident Commission case of Lucy Virginia Gosnell against Falls-Garage Co and Glens Insurance moves to the jury in Coy Court. Gosnell alleges her husband died Oct 23 from injuries after a head strike while working for Rau'tman firm. Testimony shows a brief daze but no reports of injury. death followed days later despite treatment. defense argues the bump was minor and not causal.
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MMos
Lucy Virginia Gosnell
Falls- Garage Co. Inc
Glens Indemmy Co
Gosnell
Halph McKenzie Gosnell
Rau‘tman
Glens Palis
BS isisurer
stace commission
Mrt
Airy
Hammond Urner
Siete Industrial Accid Commission
Ferry facilities loan refused by R F C
Washington June 11 AP The Reconstruction Corporation refused to grant a loan of 425090 to the Ches Peake Beach Railroad Co for the construction of ferry facilities across Peak Bar. Birthday party at Kempton A surprise birthday party was given resident D. Browning by her children and sisters Mrs E H Watkins Rosemont Mrs A W Latson and others in Washington earlier today.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation today
Ches- Peake Beach Railroad Co
peake Bar
Kemptorn
D. Browning
Kempioma
San
sises
E. H. Watkins
Rosemont
A W. Latson
Washis
Rofas J. Bar
Weather Summary From Historic Daily Readings
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation at 3.97 inches, 4.02 inches in another period. July 1932 3.15 inches, year to July 1 186 inches. Yesterday temperature 85, high near 90, low around 68. Sunset 7:39 pm, moonrise 10:15 pm. rivers Potomac muddy below Harper’s Ferry, cloudy upstream, muddy elsewhere.
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Jay
Moon Tises tomotox
Potomac
Alarpers Ferry
Man Hospitalized After Beer Truck Fall Collision
Joan Dicetto, 37, of Pottsville Pa, suffered serious injuries when a beer truck toppled on approach to a highway overpass near Tourmont. Driver Leonard Rintio and helper Dicerio were on top unloading when the crash sent Dicetto to Ante Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa with brain concussion and head injuries.
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EWO
Joan Dicetto
Patis
Ante Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Tourmont
hen Dicerlo
Potisrite
Thar- Mani
Three Months Too Long in Widow Registrations and Fines
In a local tablet of corrections a three month limit on widow registrations drew attention as a fine totaling 22 dollars was levied on Jesse Marshall for late charges. Special Deputy Henry PF Nusz and Officer Bucmas reported a Monday arrest of G Wath Deming for intoxication on the street. A pocketbook recovered by Officers Murray and Nogle after theater staff opened the Frederick venue led to the book’s return to the rightful owner with the stranger from New Jersey connected to the finder.
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Gsmz
suromobvie
Jesse Marshall
Prederez
Route 3
Henry PF. Nusz
mormumg
sax
Bucmas
A. Hamburger
iai
New Jerfer
Fredemeck
tims
peice
aperavar
Mondaraight
Frederick
Fretenck theater
ste
Monare nieture
Murray and Nogle
Size of Wheat Yield in County Disappointing
Disappointing wheat yields are reported across the country while prices remain high. Farm adjustment plans under the Farm Act are to be put in effect locally. officials note reduced county acreage and potential returns, with details to follow at a scheduled meeting.
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Farmers Cooperative
Prederick councy
Frederick
Installation of Officers for St Johns Council No 1622 R Knights
Officers of St John’s Council No 1622 R Knights of Columbus were installed for a meeting Monday with members from nearby councils and guests expected including State Deputy Leo Ward of Baltimore and District Deputy Bernard Brkenrode of Em-mansburg.
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St John’s Couccl
Knights of Columnes
Warner F Zeczler
re- Wrisner
Francis Lewis
Levher
Wilson
Amora
Leo D. Ward
Baltimore
Bernard J. Brkenrode
Emmansburg
Pratt Ready for Maine Governor or Congress Candidacy
Rear Admiral William Veatte Pratt, retired, is reported prepared to pursue a Maine political seat. The native state figure could contest governor or congressional races, signaling a bold return to public life.
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William Veatte Pratt
Maine
Officers Capture James Washington on Stabbing Charge
Leesburg area officers with Loudoun deputies seized James Washington a 30 year old ex convict at his Loudoun County home after he stabbed Mary Semiente in a South Bentz Street incident. Washington fled to Frederick then Loudoun, was found asleep and taken into custody without resistance. He faces local charges connected to the attack and is held for a hearing.
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Muddr creek
Leesburg
Ve. Sher Chates
W. Coum
Shen A. S. Advan
Loudoun County
Fredericerty
raiiy
James Washington
Wasington
South Bentztreet Pannie Dean
Washington
Monterue hospital
wath
hei Crim
Seputy Orman Harris
ama
Edgar Crim
Arthur Hoffman
Sheaff Adnan
nouse
Charles Washington
Adrian
Frederick
Wheat brings $1.02 at afternoon market
A farmer named E Specht sold a load of wheat to the Farmers Co operative Association for $1.02 per bushel. The report notes the sale occurred early this afternoon and references the price as the key detail.
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E. Specht
Specht
Farmers Co-operative Association
Baltimore County Officer Wounded, Fades at Hospital
A Baltimore County Police officer succumbed to knife wounds received during a confrontation. The incident left the force seeking details as investigators pondered the sequence leading to the stabbing and the officer’s fight for life.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY
Jupiter Denies Confessing Slaying Waldorf Woman
A Charles County farmer says Jupiter, a Black farm head, did not confess to slaying Evalyn Reifschneider, 43, whose body was found near her Waldorf home with an axe wound. A mob threatened to seize him, and authorities moved him to Upper Marlboro for safety as plans formed for a preliminary hearing.
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Upper Mariiore
Jupiter
esse milsder
Eva
La Plata
Charles county
Sherif Robert V. Cooksey
sedas
Baltimore
Sheff Curtis Hopkins
Prince Georges county
Upper
Maric
Page Jupiter
megre
Evalyn Reif-schneider
Prince, Georges county
Upper Marlboro
Charles A. Greenieat
Robert_ Cooksey
Waldorf
Charies county
Waldo
netro
Becomes Commissioner Among Turbulent Appointment
The report notes Morgan H Wat by Gar sIneT vetoed the ale Aeshie W Souder and swore an oath of office before Clayton & As five. It mentions an appointment to Tae Tan oF 1924 and a timeline of weeks for final approval. A reference to the Taj Mahal at Azra with its connections to the Mogul era appears amid terse, fragmented details.
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Morgan H Wat
GarsIneT
Taj Mahal
Azra
Inia
Mtamitay Mahal
Shah Janan
Delhi
U.S. to Fight Rise in Price of Bread
The Justice Department sent agents to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Richmond to probe bread price increases. Secretary Wallace telegraphed 49 mayors in 25 states vowing to use full power to curb unwarranted bread price rises tied to a 30 cent per bushel wheat processing tax. The notice cites consumer concerns and urges restraint amid rising bread costs.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Walace
Bepas
Sundar
Department of Agriculture
Hancock
Robbed Minister's Auto Judge 18 Tells Tale
Depredations on New Market residents reached a climax as a marauder tore at a guard, sparking testimony from Sheriff and others. The suspect, identified as a 18 year old, claimed no memory of the event while authorities prepare evidence for future court use.
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Bonet
Sta
Sherman
O'Connell Kidnapping Mystery Abductors Demand Ransom
Reports detail the ongoing kidnaping of Young Jess O'Connell, 24, nephew of Albany political leaders Dan and Ed O'Connell, with ransom demands of 750000 and coded ads. Authorities, including Gov Lehman, mobilize state police and federal agents as searches continue.
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Alban
Jess” O'Connell
Dan
Ed O'Connell
Das O'Connell
O'Connell
OConnells
Albany Tituen-Union
John J. O'Connell
Dan O'Connel
Young O'Connell
More License Tags Issued Growing In Baltimore
Baltimore records show the motor vehicle commission reports July through June releases exceed the same period in 1932. Commissioner EB Austin Baughman notes a broad improvement in business conditions as 300 more license tags were issued in June this year than June 1932, with March figures also higher.
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Baltimore
EB. Austin Baughman
Market Choppiness Feeds Grains and Bond Movements
A garbled grain and bond market note shows prices fluctuating with no clear direction. The text references corn, bonds at a 1 percent level, and broad sector shifts as investors react to unclear cues and sharp intraday swings.
Lindberghs Grounded in New Fight Tour Press
Fragmentary copy describes the Lindberghs facing delays in a second leg of a tour toward Green faced. It mentions North Haven Maine and a greeting for Mares A. Lindore and colleagues, with clouds and a promise of something new amid a travel setback.
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Lindberghs
North Haven
Untatorage Sr
bons
Mares A. Lindoere tehanes
Hanax N S
secon
Roosevelt forms recovery council to coordinate emergency effort
President Roosevelt today organized a recovery council made up of his cabinet and all special administrators to combat the economic emergency. Marvin H. McIntyre noted the council will meet weekly to assess progress and coordinate the work of new agencies as the nation faces the crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marvin H. MecIntyre
Walker
Monetary agenda at conference killed after long dispute
The conference steering committee, composed of readers of the parley, adopted two report films for discussion on commercial ingest operation and other subjects. The American delegation, backed by Britain and a nim, pressed for the full original proposal but the agenda was dropped.
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London
Jay
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