Orphan's Court Sets Aside Sale of County Farm
An Orphans Court opinion overturns the June 16 sale of a county farm to Mrs. Harry L. Davis and Abs Walter C. Foster. The court finds the sale invalid due to conflicts of interest and lack of proper executor or administrator authority, upholding one of three exceptions to ratification and noting the sale as a bona fide transaction was not fully supported.
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ORPHAN'S COURT
Joan W. Molesworth
Orphans Cor
Kewran Thomas
didges
Joan Hershberger
Lous C. Siwisson
Orphans Court
Court House
Bruce Martle
Harry L. Davis
Monrotia
Davis
Abs
Walter C. Foster
New York
Mr. Moleswort
Dr. Raber
Bradler H. Duc- Terchan
John ¥. Molesword
Molesworth. Jr
Mr Molesworth
Tistown
Davis. ms Sirs
Tess
Davyss
gater
nzs
Dav.s
Court of Appeals
Wood and Shields Win Final Singles Matches
Wimphieden England July 25 AP B Wood Jr and Prank X won the final two singles matches for Australia in the Davis Cup to force a challenge round against England. They defeated Jack Crawford 4 6 4 6 2 in a rain delayed match and clinched with Vivian McGrath 6 4 0 2 6 4. The five match series continues Saturday and Monday Tuesday.
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Wimphieden
England
B. Wood Jr
Prank X
Australia
Jack Crawford
ids
Vivian McGrath
Hollar Given 18 Year Sentence for Murder
Al Jen L Hollar was sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary for second degree murder of George Saum. The case involved Hollar's 16 year old daughter Jane whose Washington trip with Saum preceded the shooting. Judge Frank G Wagaran imposed the sentence in Circuit Court after the Washington county jury convicted Hoevar who testified about a rush of emotion. Saum was shot June 3 after being released by police and died from his wounds the following day.
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Hagerstoan
Afd
Aljen L Hollar
George Saum
Hollar
Washington
Hoevar
Frank G. Wagaran
Seaum
Jane
Saum
Counterfeit $10 Bill Appears at Local Banks
A third counterfeit $10 bill appeared in recent weeks, circulated locally after a customer offered it at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. The note, imitating a Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia issue, showed minor irregularities. authorities were notified.
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Federal
Reese Bank
Philadelphia
Alexander Hamidi
Farmers and Mic- National Bank
Gordon F. Palmer
warn no
Frederick County
ional Bank
rmers and
Mechanics Bank tokem
Annapoli
Byrd Tractor Rolls Safely Back at Camp
The report describes the Byrd tractor returning safely to camp amid legal proceedings. George Peake and Lester Cobleniz were attainees for Mr. Dud roa with M. Storm representing Mrs. Davis. The passage references continuation of estate settlement and costs of proceedings being reversed by the court.
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BYRD
vane
George Peake
Lester Cobleniz
Dudroa
T. Waham M. Storm
Davis
Notable Early Winter Drought Measured Against Past
Record shows drought conditions in early winter are not comparable with those seen in the same period in 1930, noting distinct atmospheric patterns and precipitation deficits. Analysts highlight the unusual dryness and shifting moisture patterns affecting agriculture and water supplies.
Tomorrow Anniversary of City's Hottest Day
The record heat milestone sits ahead as tomorrow marks the fourth anniversary of the 108 degree high set on July 26, 1930. The article reviews July to November rainfall, drought severity in 1930 and 1934, and notes extreme temperatures across the Midwest with St. Louis at 108 and Omaha at 102.
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Middle West
St. Louis
St. Paul
Kansas
w J. Bucer
clinatological division
United maces Weather Bureau
Mr. Kuncer
Weather Bureau
Fresh Air Fund Children Enjoy Brief Frederick County Visit
A group of twelve New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund children on a two week stay in Frederick County expresses a wish to stay longer. The youngsters, from diverse nationalities including two French girls, enjoy rural picnics and recent family hospitality from locals, with several already returning visits noted.
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Frederick county
New York city
New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund
metropais
Prench
Lucille ing Rev
Mx Thurmam
Market Trends Show Mixed Open as Laws Weigh Markets
Market activity varied after the open with indecisive trading patterns and caution from investors. Analysts note new laws could influence volatility as some offerings resume despite uncertain demand and shifting regulatory guidance.
Roosevelt Fishing for Giant Swordfish
A fragmentary item reports Roosevelt pursuing a giant swordfish near Hawaii. The note references an island expedition and a volcanic incident, with unclear dates or full context.
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ROOSEVELT
Arrests Reported Across Metro Area by Police
Police officers Phebus and McHenry arrested multiple suspects around 12 45 in the metro area. One individual is linked to a January case while another is described with drunken behavior. Additional names appear in scattered notes from California Oregon Tasmania and other locations indicating broader detentions.
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Phebus an McHenry
jan
Shere
Voral Alport Cal
dandeny cone duc Jamerson
Jenness
d.sorcer
Dillinger Burial Services Today
In Ind i July 25 AP family of John Dillinger opts for an early funeral to limit crowds. A dispute over timing surfaced with Audrey Hancock favoring a later service while John Dillinger Sr pushes for immediate burial. Crown Hill cemetery officials hoped to hold the ceremony this afternoon to avoid gathering crowds.
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John Dillinger
Crown Hill cemetery
hopenereby
dural
Storm Ravages Rural District Destroying Barns And Property
A violent Saturday wind storm near Dickerson causes heavy structural damage to farm buildings. G L Hildebrand reports his barn roof half removed and a corn cultivator tossed into the yard plus torn shutters, unroofed chicken houses, fallen trees, and damaged fencing. The storm’s force carried a barn tin roof across fields and uprooted trees in yard and orchard. In Yellow Springs a Evangelical Reformed church session held a picnic and meeting with readings, reports, and delegations to Hood College Missionary Conference.
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Dickerson
G. L. Hildebrand
waris
wauu
Evangelical Reformed church
Yellow Springs
Helen Buesing
Tne
Virginia Enxie Misse
Anna Margaret Gaither
Ruth Gal
Katherine Elenoliz
Missionary Conference of the Reformed church
Hood College
Pegey Kieffer
Jean Gosnell
Helen Culler
Anna Margaret Culler
Katherine Excholiz
Virginia Engte
Winifred Rodke
Fanmcrut
Irenz Innit
Helen Bussing
Ruth Garren
Misses Doington
Kath
BE Durrew
Hel. Anders
Barbara Nicodemus
Virgia Nicodemus
Nazis and Steel Helmets at Dagger's Point
A controversial group of war veterans and Nazi associates gains influence in a regional conflict. They allegedly control labor camps and threaten a new confrontation, with hints of internal feuds and loyalty to Hitler. Franz Seidie is named as a leader figure.
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DAGGER’S POINT
Bern
Naw party
steel helmets
Stah
pont indas ima
Kenstan Hier
fas
Franz Seidie
Two Autos Damaged in Brunswick Collision Spill
An accident near Brunswick involved a westbound car from Washington driven by Earl Stanley of Cincinnati colliding with a machine from near Dickerson. Deputy Charles W. C. Smith arrested the machine operator. no injuries were reported and a court appearance was set for this afternoon.
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son puke
Howard Mann Jones
Brunswik
Washington
Earl Stanley
Cincinnati
Dickerson
Charles W. C Smith
Brunswick
Austrian Chancellor Seized in Nazi Putsch at Vienna
Reports from Vienna say Chancellor Dollfuss was captured by Nazis during a failed putsch. Nazi forces and Heimwehr clashed in the chancellery. Dollfuss reportedly wounded or imprisoned, with later claims of the government in crisis and calls for release of captured ministers.
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ert
Dollfuss
putec
Austria
Getater
vomissioner
Vienna
Dallfuss
Emil Fey
Kaminsky
Helmwell
Chancellors
vta Heimaehr
istrict
Stockyards Reopen at Chicago Under Strike Settlement
Chicago Union Stockyards reopen today after an agreement between yard officials and striking handlers to allow disposal of stock on hand. About 5,000 privately owned cattle plus 65,000 to 70,000 government cattle for relief, 5,000 hogs and a few sheep. Nonunion crews begin feeding cattle as strike-breakers are not used. Union officials indicate a walkout by butchers and slaughterhouse workers is likely after today’s market actions.
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Chicago
Chicago Union
sard
McClendon Sentenced to Life in Penitentiary
Chief Judge R Patterson sentences McClendon to life in the penitentiary after a verdict. The court delivers the judgment amid irregularities reported with warrantless proceedings noted by defense.
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McCLENDON
LAW MOVES TO PUNISH SLAYER OF DAUGHTER
Houston Texas July 25 A man confessed to killing his year old daughter Dortha Stuart by holding her head under Cypress Creek water. The grand jury planned an investigation today and Assistant District Attorney Toni Harris said Stuart probably would go to trial in about ten days.
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Houston
Tesas
eplar
Stuart
une
daug
wart
Dortha Stuart
Cypress Creek
Toni Harris
Exploding oil stove sparks small Bucks blaze
A coal oil stove exploded at Herbert N Grimes residence in Bucks on omerchant noon today causing a minor fire. Residents doused flames with water and slight ceiling damage occurred above the store. Earl Shankle saw smoke and alerted the store manager. Firefighters from Independent Hose Company arrived. the magneto trouble delayed declaring the fire out and repairs were planned in Frederick.
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Herbert N. Grimes
Buckson omerchant
reside
fie
Baler creex
oweier
Frederick
Weather summary for 24 hours ending today
Weather ledger for 08 Sur 1933 notes normal inches and high lows. Conditions show clear streams and typical daily sun and moon times.
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Sur
Moanocaco
Potomac
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