Republicans Battle Over Platform As Steiner Attacks FDR
In Cleveland delegates clash over platform and nomination while Frederick Steiner, Oregon senator, delivers a forceful keynote. He assails the new deal and warns of centralization and wasteful spending, pledging a return to conservative governance and relief aimed at feeding the hungry without political gain.
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Frustrated Plaindealer Reader Rants About Heat and Melting Comfort
A local letter from N. A. Lupburrow complains of extreme heat and sweating as summer approaches. The writer humorously laments lingering discomfort, describing perspiration and the need to endure the rising temperatures.
Coblentz Liable for Trust Fund Case Reversed
In Annapolis Maryland a Frederick county case centers on Coblentz former president of the de Tune Central Trust Company at Marytanil and two executors. The Court of Appeals held Coblentz not liable while Newton A Rutten served as executor. The trust arose under the will of Cephas M Thorn who died in Frederick county in 1919 leaving his estate to three children including Almnerman. Executors sold securities and Trust Company later took over Walkersville Bank. A Frederick county suit alleges breaches of trust by executors or trustees and seeks restitution. The appellate ruling remanded for a decree clarifying trustee liability.
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Prominent gimpeng visitors at Republican convention
Gov Tharry Nice of Maynd led prominent guests at the Republican gathering. Delegates and trustees, including Charles E. Movian and Michael Mail Smith, were noted in attendance with various representatives from Smayerman, Col Wastdistan Dawie, and Leele N. Covlents. The event included commentary from Col Wawie bonding for tins rotees and reference to Fidelity and Deposit Co of Waltimore. The St Joseph Muela awards celebrated four winners at Emmitsburg, with Miss Bud OConnell taking a top honor for a play titled Want That Chair, followed by other named participants and works referenced in the civic program.
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Albaugh Found Guilty at Hagerstown Court
A. Ridgely Albaugh, former operator of a Frederick motor sales firm, was convicted by a jury in Hagerstown on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The trial covered multiple indictments, with testimony that he sold cars for cash and financed them via others’ funds. Sentencing date not set.
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Appeal Filed For Mrs Emerson In Bus Crash Case
Attorneys for Mrs Hespie Emerson of Willbroughtt filed an appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals from a jury verdict awarding 4899 in damages to Pearl Emerson in a fatal school bus crash case. The decision, involving a Maryland railroad crossing wreck, followed a 1938 accident near Hockville that killed several students. a new trial motion was denied. The appeal seeks higher court review of alleged errors and excessive damages.
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Weed Gang Strikes Quelled by Bread and Water Threat
In Hagerstown on June 9 authorities threatened bread and water diets to quell a new strike by the city weed gang. Vacant lots were cleared of weeds as guards watched pillared properties. Nine of twelve men refused to work, but returned when threatened with dirt restrictions.
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Arkansas Welcomes Roosevelt For Regional Birthday Gala
Arkansas prepares to celebrate the 100th birthday of the state with a presidential visit by Roosevelt. Festivities spread from Hot Springs to Little Rock as dignitaries and residents gather to welcome the presidential party. Roosevelt trains toward Arkansas amid strong regional turnout and economic talks planned with local leaders.
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