Rippeon Freed by Local Jury
A Circuit Court jury acquitted Earl T. Rippeon, 11, of Unisonville, on a manslaughter charge arising from a fatal New Market crash two months earlier. Witness accounts varied on the car crash after a New Market dance with Nash’s death and claims Rippeon drank gin with companions before the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Rippeon
Unisonville Farm
New Market
Earl L. Nash
Libertytown
Rippeon
Earl Nash
Frederick City
W Nash
Grover Nash, Jr
Jesse Nusbaum
Roy Beard
Astonville
Frederick
Sherman P. Bowers
Smith as England's most common name in London directory
A London telephone directory lists 14 pages under the heading Smith, identified as the commonest surname in England. The snippet notes the prevalence of Smith in the capital’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Roosevelt seeks 50000 to aid Jim My Cash kidnap probe
President Roosevelt asked Congress to include a 50000 grant in a deficiency bill to fund FBI efforts tracing the ransom bills in the Jim my Cash kidnapping case. A $5 bill tied to the ransom was recovered by a Jacksonville station attendant, leading to two Tennessee police officers who were later released as cash origin remained unclear.
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Princeton
Fla
Roosevelt
Congress
Jimmy Cash
Glass
Virginia
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami Navy News
Jacksonville
FBI
There
Tallahassee
Tennessee
Bombings drive crowds to flee Canton railways
Canton residents swarmed railway stations and waterfronts as they fled in the wake of renewed Japanese air raids. Japanese planes hit Canton three times yesterday, raising casualties and damage to thousands after eleven days of bombardment. A Navy warning promised further raids with greater vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Nomura
Shanghai
Hopkins Says Result Proves Contention
Washington June 7. Harry L Hopkins said the Iowa Democratic primary defeat of Wearin by Gillette proved WPA did not play politics. He noted reminders to WPA workers to vote freely and praised Gillette as a New Deal ally. President Roosevelt backed Hopkins and expected to congratulate Gillette on return to Washington. In Tonawanda New York Robert and Mrs Rolain will name their twelfth child Evelyn Enough Rollain.
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Washington
Harry L Hopkins
Gillette
Wearin
Iowa
WPA
Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
Iam
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Gilletty
White House
Enough
Tonawanda
N. Y
Robert W. Rolain
Evelyn Enough
Rollain
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Warmest July weather sparks heavy thunderstorm in Frederick
Frederick county endured a 92 degree high Tuesday as a warm sun gave way to a powerful night storm. rainfall reached 1.61 inches amid vivid lightning with no reported damage. City officials announced the municipal pool in Baker Park will open Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm, daily except Sunday.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Mercury
Baker Park
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Answers list puzzles and wordplay from Cranium Crackers page four. It cites a wood measure riddle a long distance claim a jurymen misprint a Ritz Brothers pun and a Hemingway novel title puzzle based on removing the second To.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jimmy
Harry
Ritz Brothers
Ernest Hemingway
No More Second Zoning Hearings Prompts Funeral Parlor Case
The Board of Zoning Appeals heard Bernard P Hemsten seek a permit to open a colored funeral parlor on East All Saints Street. The board denied the initial appeal and indicated no further rehearings. A separate case approved improvements at Farmers Co operative plant on East South Street costing about 10 000 to 11 000 dollars to install steel work and a second floor to curb odors and traffic concerns.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Funesa
Mike Extens
Grain Et
Jacos Roroack
Bernard P. Hemsten
East All Saints Street
S. Fr
Deen
Hemsten
Hemsley
Farmers Co-operative
East South Street
Benjamin 8B
Rosenstock
AL G. Bourne
Holstein Extension Committee Picks Homer Remsberg
Homer Remsberg of near Middletown was elected an extension committee member of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America at a board meeting in Oconomowoc Wisconsin. The committee includes members from New Jersey Wisconsin Iowa and California and will appoint field representatives and directors. The group will meet next month in Chicago. Mrs Remsberg accompanied him. Maryland delegates H O Norris of Annapolis and H S Leabertin of Rock Hall attended the convention.
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Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Oconomowoc
Wis Las
Chicago
Remsberg
Rye
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Iana
Calfornia
H. O. Norris
Annapolis
H. S. Leabertin
Rock Hall
Maryland State Holstein Association
Zoning Board Hearings Over Proposed Funeral Parlor Sale
Dr Bourne and Rev McClendin condemn a west Frederick restaurant selling beer as a disgraceful dive. They urge action for license controls while Chairman Robroack explains the board lacks beer sale authority. Local residents, including Rose Marino, oppose due to depreciation and traffic concerns. Steve Krissings supports the permit at the corner of South and South Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Frederick
H. L. McClendin
Robroack
G. Ed. Myers
Steve Krissings
South
South Market Streets
Rose Marino
Verdicts in Mussetter case affirmed in Carroll County
A Carroll County Circuit Court jury re affirmed a verdict for former Orphans Court Judge Henry P. Mussetter in a $10,000 damage suit by George Panagiotopolous of Washington over a November 29, 1936 wreck at Whippoorwill Hollow near New Market. Panagiotopolous claimed loss of his wife's services and auto damages. five suits tied to the crash sought about $59,500. Mussetter and Washington party members testified they were on the right side of the road at the time. Mussetter was hospitalized after the collision. William M. Storm, local attorney for Mussetter, attended the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Henry P. Massenes
Orphans Court
George Panagiotopolous
Washingta
Whippoorwill Hollow
New Market
Washington
Mr. Massetter
Carroll
Roll
Mr. Mussetter
Washiton Party
Hammile
Mussetter
William M. Storm
Mussett
Burall Declares Candidature for County Commissioner
Walter Burall a farmer from the New Market district announces his bid for County Commissioner as a Democrat. He is a member of the Farm Bureau and has long been active in Farm Bureau affairs.
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Walter Burall
New Market District
Heke
Burall
Farm Bureat
Gren
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Nusbaum
Grover Nash
Nash
Ic Acepsed
Clarence
Charles Raines
Lisbon
William A. Hoffman
Unionville
Hollis Koontz
Walter Zimmerman
Wilbur Baker
Murray Nicodemus
Charles Condon
A. W. Bell
J. J. Hitselberger
Bors
Burgess
Harold Burgess
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bennett
Squar
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C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
East Patrick ST
Holstein Extension Body
Delphey
Westminster
Saad Aw
Carty's
Patrick St
Frederick, Ma
Hendrickson
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