Potts Denied Freedoms Habeas Case in Baltimore Court
Convicted forger and calf hair thief Potts of LeGore Through a writ of habeas corpus sought release in Baltimore city court. Judge Ulman found no grounds to overturn the Frederick County conviction and remanded Potts to serve the remaining term in the House of Correction beginning to be habit. The judge noted a trend of prisoners filing habeas corpus petitions recently.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Wah
Canaries
France Potts
LeGore
Joseph N. Uiman
Potts
Uleran
Utman
Frederick County
Ulman
House of Correction
Uiman
Denver J Shook
Paul C Wolman
Shories-General’s
Refugee Influx Reaches Valencia Amid Franco Offensive
Refugees pour into Valencia from areas abandoned by villages under the Insurgent advance toward Castellon de la Plana. They arrive by mulé carts, trucks, and on foot with meager belongings, many wounded from recent bombing and machine gunning on northern refugee routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Castellon de la Plana
Here
Nearing Wreck of Missing Air Liner
In Yosemite California a party of over 30 on horseback reported near Buena Vista Peak spotting the wreckage of an $85,000 Transcontinental and Western Air liner with nine aboard since March 1. Prospector-guided group and five park guides strive to reach the site before night to prepare for a body recovery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite
Calif
Buena Vista Peak
Eho Collier
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The page lists solutions for Cranium Crackers items: 1 Mary has two buildings taller than the Woolworth Building, including Empire State and 60 Wall Tower, Bank of Manhattan. 2 The northernmost point of Mexico lies about 400 miles north of Texas south. 3 Cymbeline is the properly spelled title after removing a letter. 4 A septuagenarian is 70. ten times that is 700. 5 Ulysses S. Grant's middle name was Simpson.
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Mary
Woolworth
Empire State
Chresier
Wall Tower
R. C
Bank of Manhattan
Mexico
Texas
Ulysses
Grant
Congress Set to Clean Up Last Maj tasks of 75th Session
Washington June 13 The 75th Congress readies to close with a spending and lending bill totaling 3 753 million to boost the economy. Railroads face postponed issues as wage cut proposals face stiff opposition and RFC loan loosening is shelved. A Senate House conference panel tentatively agreed on the spending bill as the session nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
Waite House
Senate House Conference Committee
Hood College graduate wins national scholarship for study
Miss Margaret Wirt Johnstown Pennsylvania, Hood College Class of 1924, receives the Nathan C Schaeffer Memorial Scholarship for 1938-39. The $600 award funds graduate work for Pennsylvania teachers. Miss Wittian, Cochran Junior High School, plans a master's degree at an accredited institution, recently named a graduate scholar at Penn State College.
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Margaret & Wirt
Johnstown Po
Hood College
Nathan C Schaeffer
Joseph Ho Annie
Pennsylvania
Witt Ian
Cochran Junior High
Johnstown
Schaefler
State Counci of Education
Miss With
Miss Witt
Penn State College
House Votes Frame Bill With Farm Benefits and Admin Costs
The bill advances with two added items totaling 8212,000,900 for farm benefits and 51,000,000 for administrative expenses, bringing the total to 3,753,000,000. This is a 599,000,000 increase from the House's nominal approval. The measure includes wage provisions for public works and work relief, with wage-hour language in a compromise form, acceptable to most factions except opponents of wage-hour legislation. Action in the House and possibly the Senate was awaited the next day.
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Senate
Investiture Rites At Mount St. Marys College
Investiture of Kt Rev Msgr Join L Sheridan as domestic prelate to Pope Pius XII was held at Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg with Bishop Bernard J Mahoney presiding. Graduation exercises follow with 40 graduates and five honorary degrees to be awarded. Emmitsburg Md June 13 marked by Mass as Mt St Marys Seminary ordains eight.
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Msgr Join L Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg
Pope Pius XL
Bernard J Mahoney
Sioux Falls SD
Mahoney
the Mount
Emmitsburg
John M McNamara
Auxars
Baltimore
Mt ‘St Marys Seminary
McNamara
Joseph Andrews
Robert McCormick
Mt St Marss College
John R McGuirk
Faltimore
Boy Injured Hand Admitted After Stitches at Frederick City Hospital
Eleven year old Strathess Strothers, son of Mr and Mrs Witham Strothers, of 234% East Church Street, was admitted to Frederick City Hospital at noon Monday for treatment of a hand injury. He was discharged after several stitches. the cause of the injury is not stated.
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Filam Strathess
Witham Strothers
East Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
James Batley Cash
James Cash
Homestead
Fla
G-men
Frankin P McCall
Prison outbreak foiled at House of Correction
Baltimore reports a foiled prison plot at the House of Correction as six inmates hiding crude blackjacks were found during a daytime line search near the deputy warden’s office. Warden Walter Quenstedt and Deputy Warden Willam Steiner requested removal of the men to the Penitentiary as Superintendent Harold Donnell withheld names. Steiner, former Frederick police chief, has served as deputy warden for about two years.
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Baltimore
Walter
Quenstedt
House of Correction
Willam F. Steiner
Frederick
Steiner
Thei
Harold E. Donnell
Elmer F Munshower
Sherif
William C Roderick
Militant Action Urged by Maryland Methodist Protestants
The Maryland Conference of Methodist Protestant churches adopted a report urging militant action against liquor and gambling, condemning modern warfare and calling for Christian institutions to avoid military training. The conference announced ministerial appointments including Rev C E Dryden and Rev B A Bryan to multiple charges and Rev W W Sylvester to several.
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Westminster
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Church
Frederick County
C. E Dryden
Buckeystown
Buckeystown-Lime
B. A. Bryan
Mt Carmel
New London
New Market
W. W Sylvester
Catoctin
Lewistown
Libertytown
Stephen Galley
Kemptown
C. T. Turner
Allegany Leads Registrations at Rural Women's Short Course
Allegany county sent 104 delegates, highest among counties, as 726 people enrolled at the 16th annual rural women's short course at the University of Maryland. Wicomico 32, Carroll 47, Cecil 34, Somerset 43, Frederick 31 followed. The week opened with an on campus vesper service.
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College Park
Allegany County
University of Maryland
Allegany
Wicomico County
Carroll
Cecil
Somerset
Frederick
Thirty Chickens Stolen From Middletown Hen Houses
Thieves entered three rear hen houses on Main street Middletown and took over thirty fowls over the weekend. Residents Harry Holter Muss Kefauver Myrtle Kefauver and Harry Haupt reported losses including fifteen fowls from Holter and eight from Kefauver. Neighbors saw a car headlights about 2 am, and a long alley adjacent to the properties may have aided entry. Authorities are investigating but no clues yet.
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Main
Middletown
Harry Holter
Magstrate
Brune Attacks Machine Rule Over State Building Plan
Herbert Brune Jr a self styled independent candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination denounces a proposed Annapolis state office building as a public steal He claims the machine government controls the state civil service and uses political appointments to raise taxes for figureheads at public expense in Baltimore on June 13.
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Baltimore
Herbert
Brune, Jr
Bmarsland
Annapolis
Brune
Fifth Ward Democratic Club
Picebinders
Senate Sends Record Agricultural Bill to President
The Senate approved and sent to the White House an agricultural appropriation totaling 1,089,719,344 dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The measure includes 3.5 billion dollars for farmer benefit payments under the crop control act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Court ruling allocates six mothers in dispute
A fragmented court decision divided the case among six contending mothers. The prompt also mentions Ver a Fugger von Babenhausen now married to ex-Chancellor Kurt von Schusch nigg of Austria and a claim about conspiracies to deny miners union rights, noting the Communists' new party constitution defends the U S constitution, with Mississippi as a referenced locale.
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Vera Fugger von
Babenhausen
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
U. S
Mississippi
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Plea For Freedom
Gut
Hereu
Congress
Hood
Mt. St. Mary's
John L. Sheridan
Pope Pius
Cut
Mcinuuist Protestant Conference
British Museum
Bejteen
Luther Hill
Exhotel
Chattanooga
Tenn
Child’s Play Gym
Popeye
Tamarac Outdoor Furniture
C.C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
I. Q. Answers
Delphey
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
East Patrick ST Ambulance
Hendrickson
McCall
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