15 Years Term in House Correction Given John L Fox
The court sentenced John L Fox to 15 years in a house of correction for a serious assault related crime. Judge Arthur D Willard and State’s Attorney Walter E Sinn described careful consideration and noted Fox’s youth and borderline mental normality. The jury acquitted rape but found intent to commit it, guiding the sentence as the heaviest in years under the law. Brothers Warren Fox and others attended the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie ‘T. Warfield
Walnersville
Utoer
State Board of Mental Hygiene
Walter E. Sinn
Samuel A. Lewis
Alton ¥. Bennett
Fox
Crowley execution set for week of July 5
Mineola N Y June 1 AP Crowley 19 was sentenced by County Judge Smith to be executed the week of July 5 for the murder of patrolman Frederick Hirsch. A defense alienist called him a moral imbecile with the mind of a ten year old. Helen Walsh 16, a principal witness, was in the car at the time. The murder occurred 26 days ago and Crowley was captured three days later after a dramatic police pursuit in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowler
Manhattan
Walsh
Eiler
Rudolph Duringer
West 90Th Street
Crowley
Duringes
New York
Virginia Brennen
Weather summary and period data for May 1939
The readable fragments report precipitation measurements for a 24 hour period ending at 5 p m and compare with the previous 36 years. Details are garbled but indicate a past period reference and numeric rainfall figures.
Hood Alumnae Gather Meets for Class of 1926 and 1930
A long list of Hood College alumnae and guests attended a Saturday gathering, with members from the classes of 1926 and 1930 across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, and beyond. Respected names include Eleanor Wilson of Altoona, Virginia Graham of Catonsville, and Grace Zeigler Zimmesuma of Fredericks. many others from Greensburg, Frederick, Harrisburg, Baltimore, York, and Philadelphia joined, along with relatives and friends from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fina Brome
Lancaster
Grace Doteus
PBS
Grace
Marty la McCassey Harlan
Buckacnos
W.va
Mary Exner Shaver
Baltimore
Buckeysie Naomi & Ter
HaddorSe
Frances Dera
Altoona
Beny Herr
Hetsburgh
Lord G. Bran
Greensburg
Frances S. Bean
Pittsburgh
Ruth T
Emma Rankin LeGore
LeGore
Margareth Weller
Marion Bassler Becker
Annville
Pearl Smeltzer
Hacksburg
Helen Uster
Cove Gap
Macion S. Cadwallader
Purg
Blanche N. MacVaughristown
Eleanor L. Wilson
Virginia Graham
Catonsville
Helen Caulfield
Johnstown
Margaret M. Brant
Boling
Sotings
Dorothy E Hermann
Fredericr
Isabel McCusker
Bucketstown
Helen Thomas Shaman
Mary B Gerhard
Sendai
Japan
Harry Hellman
Hanove
Teatharioe
Trundie Powell
Walkersville
Margaret R. Motter
Katharine E. Dutton
Miriam R. Apple
Mary
Ott
Frederick
Helen O. Boyle Hamme
York
M. Geneva Leinbach
Grace N. Brown
Grace Seitz Landauer
Luci L. Bess
Eshel Lowe Robinson
Velma Raster Fitzgerald
Clarion
Barbara Wineman
Theora Bishop
Manheim
Irene Sauserman
Gladys McAdoo Smith
New York
Webibe McCardell Hoffmeier
Hagerstamm
Marcelene Kefaurer
Fredericks
Virginia Stevenson
Oakmont
Norms E Yest
Philadelphia
Dorothy Melnisre
Georgette Redanz
Flushing
N. Y
Sarah £ Markley
Rost Dates
Harisburg
Adele Edmunds Levering
Philstelphia
Jean- ‘Ette Shirey
Mildred H. Hess
Margaret B. Albert
Munbali
Grace Zeigler Zimmesuma
Thena Dutroxs
Adamstown
Ary E. Rhoads
Grace E. Lough
Plessie E. Cain
Elizabeth E. Nicodemus
Dorothy W. Watehime
Mart Paxson Philips
Mary Esme
Praderick
Gladis Remsverg Hoffman
Hagerstown
Rachel Motierburnn
C. Bess Caste
Agnes Corttrow
Ruth P. Dutrow
Marion Spin Ining
Frances Bromer Pe
Wilkesdarre
Janis J. Mo
Elizabeth Wormten
Brissy Wait
State Executives to Depart From Program
State executives gathered for the annual conference today as governors planned to discuss controversial subjects outside the formal agenda. Governor Albert C. Richie of Maryland, a Democratic leader, voiced hope for productive debates while plans included addressing governance issues and regional topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
C. Richie
Maryland
Wang
I Paduc
Wales
Frederick County Emergency Association closes its headquarters
A Franklin era relief group reports its work to aid the unemployed during drought and downturn. It lists 567 men registered for work and 393 from county districts, securing 3 756 jobs and 317 909 in wages, plus food, milk, wood, and bread distributions. The group asks for public subscriptions to cover expenses as it concludes operations at 22 South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cot Xo Ricer
Federated Charities
South Market Street
State Roads Commission
County Commissiono
Drouth
T Poole Jones
Frederick County Crouta Emergency Association
Holmes BD. Baker
Emory L. Coblentz
James H. Gamorill, Jr
T. Poole Jones
Frederick W. Harnwell
Edgar S. McCardell
Rain Halts Field Meet Again at Armory Too Small
Rain caused cancellations at a local field meet as the armory venue proved too small to accommodate participants and spectators. Officials postponed events and advised teams to seek alternative sites for upcoming competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Four hurt in four car crash near Westminster Sunday
A four vehicle wreck on Westminster's northern outskirts Sunday afternoon injured four people. Miss Catherine B. Marsh, her sister, Mrs. Chester Porter, and an unidentified Washington, DC woman were hurt. Mrs. Cora Porter of Baltimore sustained the most serious injuries. A hearing is set for Wednesday in Westminster.
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Frederick
Westminster
Catherine B. Marsh
West Second Street
Chester Porter
Cora Porter
Baltimore
Washington
QE DC
Chester ©. Porter
Miss Marsh
Porter
Margaret M. Marsh
Emma A .Marsh
Elizabeth Marsh
Hee
Allen
Catherine Marsh
Litiestown
Trolley and Auto Collision at College Entrance
One person injured when a Mortevue car from H and FL Railway and an auto mover from John W. Woille collided near Hood College entrance at Course avenue and West Fifth street. In the car were Miss Helen Wolfe and Miss Elizabeth Wolfe. one occupant suffered a fractured head and injuries.
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H. and FL Ralway Company
John W. Woille
West F.fsh
Course Avenue
Wess Fifth
Hood College
Helen
Eizabel Wolfe
West
Two Antonville Thurmont cars in separate accidents
In Antonville and Thurmont two car crashes injured none seriously. Lee Norwood 29 of Frederick was in one car with Mrs Mosley. both were taken to hospital with facial injuries and a sprained ankle for Mrs Mosley. A second crash on Emmitsburg road involved Stanley Sundergal and Earl Hewitt. their vehicles overturned but all occupants escaped injury. Officer Dryden charged both drivers with reckless driving and they were summoned to People’s Court Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lee Norwood
le Mechanic
Norwood
Henry M. Master
Tunteenth Street
Washty D.C
Moster
Emmitsburg
Mosley
Carter
Stave Omeer E. D. Drrden
Fout
Stanley Hsundergil
Unionville
Earl H. Hewitt
Thurmont
Sunders
Lillian Sundergal
Libertytown High School
Edward Lindsay
Hewitt
Emmitaburg
Sundergill
Dryden
People's Court
Dissolution of Catholic news associations ordered
Rome reports government action dissolving Catholic news groups not linked to the national fascist party. The Vatican directed Osservatore Romano editors to stop anti fascist campaigns and Mussolini urged fascist papers to curb anti-Catholic rhetoric. Papal nuncio may be recalled. the pope could appoint a chargé d'affaires. Police say Catholic youth groups in provinces have been disbanded without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Mussolini
Minister of the Interior
New York Stocks Slump Amid Weak Prices and Heavy Volume
Declines spread across leading shares as prices faded while trading remained active in June. The market saw losses from seven to five points with shares slipping despite total volume nearing 3.01 million. The day featured scattered selling pressure and mixed sector performance.
Judge to Reopen Case Involving Airklard Judge
In a brief and unclear note a court moves to reopen a case involving airklard and related parties. The fragmentary text shows names and phrases but lacks coherent details on dates venues or charges. Further clarification from the NVOLV court is required to determine exact parties actions and outcome.
Heavy rains hamper travel as new month arrives
Heavy rains at midday push total rainfall to 2.2 inches since Sunday, flooding streams and disrupting roads across Frederick county and central Maryland. Westward into Carroll, roads clogged by weekend traffic while motorists face the heaviest weekend travel yet of the year. Farmers welcome the soaking rain that boosts soil after a dry spell, though some wheat fields show minor damage. Weather observer notes 16 inches of precipitation since January 1, with May likely to end wetter than average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stouts County
Winchester
Maryland
Westminster
Carrol County
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Potomac
Marden
Accadans
Waas
Vatican Government Settlement Seen Near
Rome June 1 AP reports prospects of a settlement between the Vatican and Italian government after Pope Pius XII and Premier Mussolini met with advisers. The talks followed anti-Catholic demonstrations by students and a note from Osservatore Romano about ending attacks on church figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ican
Mussolini
Osservatore Romane
Emest
Peepee
Wise Addresses Hood College On Service And Education
Rabbi Wise urged service over world mastery in a Hood College address. He praised teachers, reflected on the college’s growth, noted Merran Hall opening, and lauded President Apple and staff for dedication, with Emma May Gabel receiving the Muir Loucks prize.
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John L. Fox
Cart
Willard
Hood
Orcuthassn
Pim Namrad
Ene Manny
West Fifth Street
Libertytown
Worman
Antonville-Thurmont
Catholic News Associations
Duringer
Rudoph Duringer
Bronx
Virginia Brannen
McKaughin
Afelier
Deringer
France
Fresioest
Paris
Inne 1
Gaston Dewmerger
Madame J. Grates
Paul Deomeer
Spore He Sweethear
Greeiva
Pope
Rabbi Wise
Hood College Today
Trith
John Wesley
Portland
Ore
Charles &. Jefferson
Robot Wise
America
Plomas
Tolstoy
Seriiga
Zids Muir Loucks
Emma May Gabel
Boyerstown
Apple
Colfege
Prederlek Female Seminary
Merran Hall
McCauley-#um
Gale Teg
Dr. Apple
Jovejoy
Marjorie Stoughton
Dorothy J. Marrill
Thay ‘Sear
Ts Ree ‘Een
Lavejor
Amet
Morrill
Hag
Mabel C. Lytton
Syracuse University
Meyran Ham
Ts Che
ICC
Tineed
Bishop McDeereht
Wiliam Prager
M.dowell
McDowell
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