Fatal auto ride told 10 jury by state defense
In New Market Earl L. Nash 17 Libertytown died in an Easter midnight crash as 19-year-old Earl Rippeon faced manslaughter charges. Witnesses described a drunken ride in an old car after a Grange hall dance with six beer bottles and gin. Rippeon claimed steering trouble and a tire blowout. witnesses testified to risky driving and Nash being crushed under the vehicle. The trial featured multiple hearings over license concerns and underage beer purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Ripneon
Unionville
Earl L. Nash
Libertytown
Grover Nash
Rippeon
New Market
Earl
Grange Hall
Young Wash
Jesse Nusbaum
Earl Nash
Atorney
Alton Y. Bennett
Charles Martin
Rippcon
Libbertytown
Megley
Jaol
Hitselberger
Wright
Rinneon
Susgession
Frederick
Earl Beard
Sherman FP. Bowers
Tial Young Nash
Emmons C. E. Sanner
Paul S. Rudy
Harvey R. Gross-nickle
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Martin S. Beachley
Lewis L. Jones
C. Thomas Summers
Guy E. Carlisle
William H. Geisbert
Melvin Oden
Lester W. Boyer
Guy Mateny
Fia the
Awards Presented At Frederick High Senior Assembly
Frederick High School honored graduates at the morning Senior Assembly with readings of a last will and testament bequeathing qualities to juniors and faculty, a class prophecy, and the announcement of awards including letters and stars for academics and extracurriculars. Professor A L Leary announced letters to seniors and stars to juniors and sophomores, listing many named recipients and future aspires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
Robert Ray
Talmadge Lenhart
Clarence Marsh
Joseph Shaw
Constance England
William Burger
Lavinia Ebberts
Allen G. Quynn
John C. Engle, Jr
Christina Albaugh
Robert Wilson
Elizabeth Rice
Edward Cockrell
Lola May Boree
Glenn Orrison
Kenneth Fogie
Ruby Smith
Elizabeth Ramsburg
Lucille Wills
Henry Wilson
Genevieve Bruchex
Helen Heffner
Anna Jane Gearinger
Madeline Hahn
Mary Jane Man
Clyde Mariz
Molly Margatet Rubeck
Virgin
Robert Rothenhoefer
Louise Null
Evelyn Howard
Dorothy Trout
May Gerrich
Mary Jane Nust
George Knill
Grace Fogle
Kasrine Trout
Emily Myers
Audrey Rs
Peggy Dorothy Dav
Amore
Kathiern Buhrman
Jane McComas
Anne Mae Burke
Erma Siuil
Davy MsDerg
Jons Derr
Ric
Hudetler
Gloria Ebauga
Kathleen Beacht
Preston Angieberger
Mars Hendrickson
Jack Wiles
Mildred Eichelberger
Henry Fout
Grace Stull
Monroe Coran
Velma Gerrich
Paul Wilard
Clotlda Maieny
Lewis Rice
iBonald Clem
Evelyn Thomas
Near Agreement On Wage Hour Measure
Washington June 7 AP Senate and House conferees moved toward a compromise on wage hour legislation ending a capital battle. The plan drops the five year 40 cent per hour minimum for interstate industry, pleasing Southerners who opposed it. House members signaled support, with Norton noting a time limit for the minimum could be set. Southern senators warned of possible filibuster if the bill lacked approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Norton
Dem
N. J
Guardsmen Reported To Wreck Tavern Near Lebanon
Brigadier General Lewis B Ballentyne ordered an investigation into a claim that over 100 guardsmen from Indiantown Gap wrecked a tavern in Lebanon Penn The tavern owner Sterling Deitzler suffered a lacerated nose and bruised scalp with damage estimated at 3000 The incident is linked to a reported beating of four officers by an advance detail last week and involved guardsmen from New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lewis B. Ballentyne
39Th Cavalry Brigade
Indiantown Gap
Sterling Deitzler
Deitzler
Camp New
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Three Arrested In Tower Shooting Case
In Conowingo Maryland a state police officer and a railroad engineer arrested two men and one more suspect in the fatal shooting of Herbert C Formwalt a Baltimore tower operator. The arrested man identified as Alfred Chaney of New York admitted involvement in the gunfight. Chaney was said to be armed with a pistol taken from a Pennsylvania railroad policeman near Wilmington Delaware days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conowingo. Md
Ove neRrots
Herbert C. Formwalt
Baltimore
H. F. Schuitheis
Alfred Chaney
New York
Formwalt
Schultheis
Chaney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wwil Mmington
Delaware
Commissioners Move to Establish Frederick Branch Laboratory
Frederick county officials backed by the city and health leaders debated funding for a State Health Department branch laboratory here. The plan envisions three state staffers and local space, with purchase on a 99-day schedule and a cost around 35,000. The project aims to speed diagnosis for tuberculosis pneumonia and other diseases, with life valued at about 3,000 per individual and the need for 700 square feet of space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Frederick
Culler
Winchester Hall
Kirkman
Walter N. Kirkman
Bureau of Personnel and Accounts
Service Clu
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hurlock
Salisbury
Rockville
Annapolis
la Plata
State Health Department
Baltimore
E. C. Kefauver
City and County Health Ofice
Kefauver
Charles H. Conley
D. Baker
R. W. Baer
The
Health Department
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
William Meredith Smith
Ransom Bill Recovered in Cash Kidnapping Case
Princeton Daily News reports a $35 ransom bill recovered in a kidnapping case involving a nine year old. Police from Fennesoce say two Massachusetts officers, on vacation, were detained and later released. The origin of the bill and details of the alleged abduction remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Daily News
Asrh
Jarsy Cash
Old Folks Day Service Set At Myersville Church
The 23rd annual Old Folks Day will be observed at Myersville United Brethren church on June 12. Rev. D. R. Fair leads the worship with Jacob Hoover teaching the devotional lesson and MM. L. Rice directing the aged orchestra. Notables include Henry Clay Reynolds of Hagerstown and the Fulmer sisters aged 72 to 96. The Eighty Year Club from Waynesboro plans a group attendance and a light lunch concludes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Chas. Delauter
Ellerton
Jacob Hoover
Keedysville
MM. L. Rice
D. R. Fair
S. H. Snell
United Brethren
Chewsville
Henry Clay Reynolds
Hagerstown
Fulmer Sisters
Garnand
Garland Brothers
George
Smithsburg
Ezra
Ringgold
Waynesboro
J. B. Amberson
County Milk Truck Kills Negro Child
A milk truck in Montgomery County struck and killed 14 year old David Edward Sewell in Rockville. Clarence Valentine, described as 30, a driver for the Mehr Keitholtz milk route, was held on a manslaughter charge and released on 500 bond for a Friday hearing. Local authorities gave few details as the Associated Press reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Clarence Valentine
Emmitsburg
David Edward Sewell
Rockville
Valentine
Associated Press
Edgar Val
Keysville
Mehr
G. Ketiholtz
Pickup Air Mail Route of Money Is Forthcoming
Representative Randolph says he was informed an approved 150000 for an air mail route would be granted after a committee meeting. Delegation includes J. M. Baxter and others. met by Commissioners Derr Hooper and Renner in a Washington briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randolph
Dem
W. Va
J. M. Baxter
Hamilton J. Stu
A H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse I. Renner
Canton and Valencia Bombarded As War Fears Grow
The Associated Press reports Canton faced three Japanese air raids with heavy casualties and Valencia's front along Teruel was hit by a major insurgent offensive backed by planes and artillery. France mobilized reinforcements on its frontier amid suspected incursions, while Ecuador accuses Peru of massing troops on the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spain
China
France
Ecuador
Peru
Canton
Mediterranean Sea
Edouard Daladier
Japan
Valencia
Teruel
Mediterranean
Middletown Class Marks Anniversary at Banquet
The Middletown Evangelical and Reformed church class marked its 25th anniversary with a Whitmonday banquet in the church social rooms. Edward F. Halter presided, Rev. Philip E. Saylor opened with prayer, and the program featured solos, duets, a class history, and remarks by leaders from Calvary and the Young Men's Bible class. About 100 members and wives attended, served by the Pastors Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Young Men's Bis
Pastors Aid Society
Duce's Paper Attacks U.S. Kidnappings
Milian Italy June 7 AP Premier Mussolini's Popolo d Italia rebukes Secretary Hull's June 3 speech. The editorial says the United States should first protect its own children before criticizing humanization of warfare in Europe. It clearly refers to recent U.S. kidnappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milian
Italy
Mussolini
Ibé Popolo d'Italia
Hull
United States
Europe
Frading Pace Slows After Early Opening
New York June AP reports a morning of unsettled trading as opening pace slows amid mixed cues. Market activity shows divergent sectors with some gains offset by oil and metals softening, while observers await clearer direction from economic data and policy hints.
Garden Club Delegates Meet at Hood Hall Maryland
About 250 delegates from 38 chapters gathered for the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland spring meeting at Hood College Brottbeck Hall. President Mrs. Harry R Stack presided and guest speaker Mrs. A B Stearns of New York spoke on statewide garden activities. Reported projects include braille book transcription for the blind and bird sanctuaries for hospitals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paracen Clubs
Ure State
Teloek
Brottbeck Hall
Hood Campus
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Harry R. Stack
Baltimore
A. B. Stearns
New York
Stearns
Bermuda
Gideon Stieff
Nice Highway
Annapolis Boulevard
Coblentz Hall
Henry J. Stahr
Gambrill Park
Native Of County Dies In Baltimore
Edward T. Johnson 88, Baltimore shipwright and Frederick county native, died at his suburban home. Also Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce manager G Weay Lemon resigns after 16 years, planning a vacation. he came from Troy New York, where he led the chamber 14 years. In Santa Fe prison, El Boletin notes a playful ad seeking a “go get emicker” to chase balls over the wall in a softball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward T. Johnson
Frederick County
C. OF C
Hagerstown
G. Weay Lemon
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico State
el Boletin
Beatrice Hargett Granted Absolute Divorce
Beatrice Hargett was granted an absolute divorce in Circuit Court from Edgar Hargett with H. Kieffer DeLauier as her attorney. In Wyoming news, Prof D. S Hartjine of Bloomsburg Pennsylvania is reported as the oldest person to climb Grand Teton at 68 years 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Hargett
Edgar Hargett
H. Kieffer DeLauier
Grand Teton Mountain
Wyoming
D. S Hartjine
Bloomsburg
Grand Teton National Park
Weather Record Shows June Precipitation Anomaly
Weather record summarizes 24 hour precipitation ending at 7 am none. June to date shows 30 inches, normal June precipitation listed as 426 inches. June 1937 precipitation noted as 653 inches. Deficiency in 1938 precipitation up to June 1 is 257 inches. Yesterday high temp 14, high a year ago 90. Last night low 67, last year 71. Sun set 7:34 pm, sunrise tomorrow 1:44 am. Moon rises tomorrow 3:46 pm, moon sets tomorrow 1:61 am.
Gillette Wins in Iowa as Wearin Concedes Defeat
Senator Guy M. Gillette widened his lead over Otha D. Wearin in the Iowa senatorial primary asWearin forces concede defeat. Gillette piled up 63,337 unofficial votes to 34,989 for Wearin with 1,845 of 2,447 precincts reporting. Gillette condemned left wing efforts to dictate party nominees, stating the plan would subvert representation by the people of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
Otha D. Wearin
Wearin
Gillette
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
James Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
A. F. of L. Pickets Fight In McKeesport
In McKeesport today AFL of L Bakery Drivers Union pickets circled two bakeries with CIO contracts causing traffic disruption. A truck driver Albert Coma was assaulted as pickets halted his vehicle and blood stained his nose during the protest tied to a Pittsburgh bread strike involving about 1,400 drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
AFL
A. F. of L. Bakery Drivers
Albert Coma
Coma
Flower Mission To Give Annual Treat
The Frederick W. C. T. U. flower mission will host its annual treat at Montevue Thursday at six. A Little German Band concert, a talk by Norman Yord, and a guitar solo by Miss Marr Rushk Hamer are planned with ice cream cake and sandy refreshments. Mrs. William H. Schmidt Mrs. George W. Culler and Mrs. Roy L. Keathstiman oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Mission Department
Frederick W. C. T. U
Montevue
Six Oelock
Little German Band
Norman Yord
Marr Rushk Hamer
William H. Schmidt
George W. Culler
Roy L. Keathstiman
Deserts of Chinese Babies Tied to Parental Neglect Rise
Chinese babies abandoned by their parents face slim chances of survival amid widespread neglect and undernourished mothers blamed for the crisis. Authorities warn that lack of care and poor maternal nutrition contribute to the grim trend.
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Earl T. Rippeon
Pekin
Pekin, Ill
James Crabb
Tower Right
Betty Collison Crabb
Louis Collisoa
Champaign
Crabb
Elizabeth Crabb
Willis Crabp
Delavan
Eft
Frederick High
James Hart
Hazel Geisbert
Margaret Hanes
Henry Stahr
Frances Hirsch
Carl Bell
Betty Stull
Frances Delaplaine
Nancy Daveler
Mary Redmond
James Gilbert Jr
Peter Raun
Gladys Hessong
Robert Kinsey
Naomi Utterback
Ruth Strasberger
Vivienne Nestor
Jeannette Freeze
Mary Crutchley
Betty Jane VanFossen
Richard Bowers
Hammond Beard
Satel Ramsburgh
Bettie Baumgardner
Charles Gearinger
Vivian Smith
Grover Michael
David Clawson
Harry Shipley
Martha Phebus
Carl Lynwood Browning
Alice Michael
Elizabeth Easterday
Mary Louise Smith
Dzanne Williams
Mary Droneburg
Rachel Stroup
Betty Lee Dorsey
Myersville U. B. Church
Cantonagain
IAPS
Advange
Caladier
Middletown
Reformed Church
Stark
Pese Patel
Tates Tap
Tomes and
Latahi
Teycetts
Tae Pole
Casey
Edo
New Deal
A. F
M’keesport
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