Murder Trials Set For March Court Term
District court calendar shows a short criminal term from March 12 to March 13 with Judge A. D. Wizard presiding. About 13 prisoners were brought in. 11 arraigned. Notable case: Nick Jackson charged with larceny of four chickens from Anna Young. Multiple larceny indictments and other charges listed. George F. Swiss and others slated for trial in March. State's Attorney Walter E. Sinn notes cases may adjust as docket tightens.
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A. D. Wizard
Frelenwly
Boch
mironnd
Walter E. sinn
Leweschat
Nick Jackson
John W
Anna
Jackson
thement
tr ested sersons
Nicholes Jackson
Hay
Mendale
Austin James
atney
Dales Wiss
Beenevh bu
brinaig Toxe
Jon Sensiing
Barsy Schrares
Roser
James
PyMarcn
James R. Brysat
Brown
James E. Tod
Thomes H. Helter
Ce. c
Paink M. Sebnaui
ML Weinberg
Bisseneit
EOD
avis
Mr. Bowers
George F Swiss
Bessie C. Daring Oscover
Atgona
A. James
Fimm
Stemn
Maccn
Gienn Kuine
Judie
Feksom
Derser Giger
Huine
trys
Reno S. Harn
dai
cocimsel PMarchit
Robert R. Pyles
igtoeay
fas Hann
warcery ami Ry
Mo Lexis
Frankin
Witter
Bowes
starcy
Mary
dodge nates
Avemcv
nes Clark
New Gas Main Lays Through East Third Street
Potomac Edison crews continue laying a new gas main on East Third street block three. Severe cold froze ground and cracked pipes causing leaks. Seventeen ditches dug and eleven service pipes replaced. some parts of Sweet Street remain trenching. Morgan, foreman, says old pipe is removed for replacement and work may finish in spring.
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East Third street
Potomac Edison Company
Middle alley
Pennsylvania Railroad
deblock
Morgan
Spanish cabinet resigns amid abrupt government reshuffle
A surprise cabinet reshuffle in Spain leads to the resignation of key ministers as Prime Minister Decoux reorganizes the government on January 23. The changes follow threats of resignation from two ministers and signal potential political shifts amid ongoing tensions.
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Decoux
Gomes Lara
Tesigx
tore cadines
Wren Leroux
Zemreca
Woman Dies In Brookhaven Sanitarium Fire
An elderly female resident, Caroline Broadus aged 54 from Lewisite, died in a fire that swept Brookhaven Sanitarium near Lews ite, trapping eight others who escaped into the bitter cold. Dr. George T. Boulden had founded the sanitarium about a year ago. Fire broke out shortly after 3 am, before patients could be awakened, and the flames quickly gained headway.
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New Marset N. J. Mar
oman
Brookhaven
Catolne Broadus
Lewsvite
George T. Boulden
Boulden
Notable Coerced Statutes Case Mentioned in Haller Proceedings
In the Arthur Haller case the coerced statutes reading is noted while a term is served in the House of Correction. Contimuance is also marked in the Marx Springer matter. Charges include robbery and larceny and a related offense at Chambersburg Pennsylvania.
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Arthur Haller
House of Correction
Marx Springer
Loxim zac
Chambersburg
Monetary policy not fixed says Morgenthau before House panel
Morgenthau told a House committee that monetary policy remains unsettled and will not be fixed until clearer. He warned the Treasury acts day by day and that more experience is needed to determine the best approach. President Roosevelt planned a radio address to NRA critics as Congress debated naval construction and farm bills.
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Morgestran
House
Roosevelt t o
NRA
Senate
issuime
Morgenthau
Treasury
Mayo Brother Believed Frightened Suspect Hanged
In a March report from City, relatives and physicians questioned the death of Fred Mayo. A statement from Thomas P. Maro said Mayo was not believed to have hanged himself and pointed to unexplained bruises as possible signs of coercion. Families think he may have been forced to confess to involvement in the Adler kidnapping plot. the body was removed to Chicago after viewing. A second incident noted an injury in Miss Myrne Rowe, who fractured her arm after slipping on ice near Ussen Manufacturing Company.
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Ale
API
Thomas P. Maro
Fred Maro
La Chicaza
E. P. Adler
Fred Mayo
inia
Mera
Chcago
bes
tar yares
mara
Myrne Rowe
West Patrick
wren
Miss Rowe
Ussen Manufacturing Company
Frederics
Enlisted in Army as Third Cavalry Rider from Fredericksburg
Claude V Beal, son of Mrs Katie M Begh of Route 3 Fredercs, enlisted at the local recruiting office for the 3rd Cavalry at Port Myer Va. Enlistments are now open in Infantry, Field and Coast Artillery, Cavalry, Engineers, Air Corps, Quartermaster, Motor Transport, and Tank Corps.
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Claude V. Beal
Katie M Begh
Fredercs
Army of the recral
Hamrstown
3rd
Cavalry
Port Myer
Infantry
Ariory
Engineers
A.r Corps
Carpe Motor Transport Corps
Tenk Compa
March Weather Speculation Fits Spring Hopes Across Town
Town readers weigh March forecasts as warm hopes mix with cold snaps. Experts note uncertainties with equinox timing and Easter shifts, while locals debate lingering frosts and early spring indicators. Continged on page five.
Annual concert Friday by Hood's Glee Club shines
The Hood's Glee Club presents its annual concert this Friday featuring works by J S Bach and Sozaie No. 6 Beesnaven and Savor voices. Performers include Mas E Hannemme Wiseman Thuem Sacer Voce Ara and notable ensembles with Alma Mater and Moore of the News-Post offering observational notes on a local birthday.
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HOOD'S GLEE CLUB
Mas E Hannemme
why Wiseman
J S Bach
Appassionaia
Rogers
ASaig Song
Nevimi Wiss
G. Sprass
Alma Mater
Machine Like Ceremony for Enthronement in Manchukuo
Heary Pu-Yi was proclaimed Emperor Kang Teh of Manchukuo in a sub zero enthronement marked by rigid Japanese military protocol. Journalists wore evening dress, stood hatless on bare earth, and endured frigid conditions as the processional and religious rites unfolded under barbed wire restraint and limited foreign attendance.
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Hsinking
Manchukuo
Pu-Y ¥i
old China
Kang Teh
Japan
agin
China
Pu-Fei
sover-eign
Putt
bunting
Pu-¥i
Kang ‘Teh
Middletown Program at Chrst Reformed Church
A musical program at the Chrst Reformed Church in Middletown Manchester features vocal and instrumental quartets and ensembles. The program includes The Perfect bute in a branded form and The Thief In The Night. Performers include Macy Jane Foresanger and Dava Ann Fogelsanger with clarinet and piano, Charles B FL Bien tenor, Rev Dr Jona S Het aass trombone, and Rev John S. The event includes letters of commendation and a note on the Hungarian cultural chain through John Pelenyi.
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Middletown
GQuare
Manchester
wal
Macy Jane Foresanger
weno
amd
Dava Ann Fogelsanger
mer ich
Charles B FL Bien
Jona S. Het aass
John
Manchester High
wombene duc
gmseMmbie
Holenaach
Economic weather fair but market has chills in New York
Financial markets opened with tentative calm but soon faced intermittent chills as stocks drifted lower after initial losses. Traders cited liquidations and rumor circulation while bonds moved unevenly and commodities including wheat and cotton showed hesitation in early dealings. Currency markets held steady with Sterling at about 5.10 dollars.
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New York
neas
Wall Street
Foren exchange
Calmomey
NRA Compliance Board Set to Hear Written Complaints
The Frederick County NRA Compliance Board will meet Thursday night March 8 to consider complaints received before that date. Few filings have been made, with concerns centered on re employment agreements and code violations. Complaints may be submitted to any board member, including Dr Ignaceus Bjornee as chairman and members Parsons Lewmen and others. The board was organized on October 2, 1933.
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NRA
xercing
the & board
Frederick countty
Roosevel
focal board
National
Ememencr Council
Arthur EL Hungerford
Customs House
Baltimore
Ignaceus Bjornee
Parsons Lewmen
Ce Bercxé Smih
D T
M. Landaver
Mes Mary
Gtr
George B. McCrexy
Aluminum Co Workers Out In Mass Idle Protest
More than 2,000 pickets marched peacefully at three Aluminum Company plants in New Kensington and nearby towns protesting wage scales and conditions. About 3,700 workers normally employed. no operation occurred. Union seeks a minimum of 1.05 dollars an hour for a 30 hour week. current minimum is 0.40 per hour with 20 hours. Union plans to present case to Pittsburgh regional labor board. Delegates from Fairmont West Virginia and other Alcoa plants attended the meeting.
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New Kensington
Hatch 1
Aluminum Company of America
Arnold
Logan's Ferry
Mellon
Upton
regional labor board
Pittsburgh
all
Aluminum Company
Fairmant
W. Va
LeGrange
Lamont
Alcoa
Tenn
Four Die in Brooklyn Tenement Fire
Four members of one family perished in a blaze that swept a five story Carroll Street tenement and an adjoining building in Brooklyn. The dead include Walter Galam age one, Joseph age six, Stephen age nine, and Rose age thirty one. Angel Galerm age thirteen was seriously burned. A second report notes a meeting of the Ann Graham Ross Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution at the home of Dr. George B. Deisplaine on Landberger Avenue with a program and prayers.
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Brooklyn
famiy
C. A. BR
Ann Graham Ross
Chidren
George B Deisplaine
Landbergh avenué
stummng
America
Stemmner
Hansolo
George Caapom
Laver Zent
Maichae
Weather data snapshot with date and times
A compact weather note shows yesterday's high and last year readings, yesterday and last night low temperatures, and sun and moon events for today and tomorrow. It records sun set at 6 02 pm, sun rise at 1 43 am, moon rise at 7 37 pm and moon set at 7 03 am.
Plan to Supplant CWA With Agency Program In Washington
Officials outline a shift from the Civil Works Administration to a federal agency plan in Washington. The move aims to place workers, with machinery and supplies, into public works roles gradually over the next nine weeks, not fully until early May.
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Washington
Talon
Roosevelt
National Park Bill Hearing On Monocacy Battlefield
A delegation from Maryland to Washington spoke before the House Military Affairs subcommittee and the National Park Service chief, seeking approval to convert Monocacy Battlefield into a national military park under a Public Works project. The lawmakers and officials reported favorable impressions, with Interior Department action anticipated within two weeks.
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Washington
Monocacy Battlefeld Association
House Military Affairs
Arno B. Cammere tr
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
David J. Lewis
Monocacy Battlefield
House Military Affairs committee
Cammierer piso
House of Representatives
Senate
War Department
Coffin
Idaho
Lewis
Ritchie
KHL
Charles McC. Mathias
Monocacy
H. L. Landera
Thurmoor
Baltimore
Landers
Colonel Landers
Joan Markey
battlefeld
Lee Goldsborough
oimss D Baker
James EL
Elmer FL
R. Ames Hendrickson
Ignavies
Rene S. Bars
WillamB. French
Paul I. Payne
Interior Department
National
Congressman Park Service
Cammmerer Wes
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ge F. Schultz
Holywood
Esther Ra‘ston
George Webberer
Potomac Edison Co
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Lerroux
Afear
Spain
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Pistuer Belganére Leroux
U. S
MORGENTHAL
MAYO
Gerald W Peck
Chicago
abote
Etedim Seguin
Tex
George W. Peck
Mazen
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Saster
Fricar
rein
Warne
Mir Ira Vo Moore
News-Post
force
s today
ture
Christ Reformed Church
garnan
Geowra
Svechenyi Sec
eig
septa
Hungary
John Pelenyi
United States
Avge
Joseph HL Apple
Hood College
NRA COMPLIANCE BOARD
Sam Houtven
Col H A Claget
Wiliam Mitcne
New Kensington, Pa
A. B. CAMMERER
NATIONAL PARKS
Col. H. L. Landers
Winkler
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Civic Works Administration
bes sork
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