18 Months Term For Larceny Of Auto In Circuit Court
John Meyers of Baltimore received an 18 month sentence in the Maryland House of Correction for larceny of an automobile owned by Albert Nickel. The judge noted the case involved unauthorized use and no clear intent to return the car, with Meyers pleading not guilty at trial. Other nearby cases included Harry Piercy's one year sentence for ham larceny. further trial results continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Uyps
Maryland House of Correction
Meyers
Baltimore
Athan M. Wood
Urner
Nickel
East South Street
Harry Piercy
Brunswick
Ray E. Maught
Petersville
House of Correction
Charles Key
Vir Lewis Hoy
Wesley Smith
Visit to County Archbishop Curley Memorial Dedication
An article notes a memorial dedication with a wall and windows to be viewed by attendees. The Catholic church event honors figures connected to the parish and features religious gifts and a Sunday service.
Archbishop Curley to Dedicate St Joseph Windows in Maryland Parish
Archbishop Michael Curley will dedicate six stained glass memorial windows at St Joseph’s Church Carrollton Manor in Maryland on Sunday. The dedication follows a gift from the late William J Grove meant to honor family and church founders, with Father Thaddeus Skrrsnski and local pupils in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Curley
Wall
Wandows All Stud
Ph S Catholic
Walhiam
Michael Jo Curley
Maryland
William J. Grove
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton
Maine
Thaddeus
Skrrsnski
Curley
St John's Parochial School
King
Visitation Convent
St Josephs Rectory
Grove
Manor Church
St Johns School
Visitation Consent
Legion Auxiliary District Meeting Held in Frederick
About seventy five people attended the first western Maryland district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in the local American Legion home. Mrs Claggett E Ramsburg presided with past department presidents in attendance. Followed by noon luncheon. attendees included leaders from Sparrows Point Chevy Chase Dundalk Perry Point Baltimore and other towns across Hagerstown Cumberland and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
American Legion Ausiary
American Legion
Claggett E Ramsburg
I Lanchera
Frederick American Legion
Alra George Bamford
Sparrows Point
Frank Farley
Chevy Chase
Charles T. Conrad
Dundalk
Edward DeMent
Perry Point
Luther Frampton
Baltimore
Willard Wilson
Perry
Point
David) Allen
Cumberland
J. HM. Mercer
H.C. Elgin
Hagerstown
Buckeystown W C T U Meets at M P Church
The Buckeystown Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its monthly meeting in the MP church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C F Devden presided. new and re-elected officers were announced, and reports on the educational fund were presented. A temperance reading and parliamentary suggestions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
MP Church
C. FE. Devden
C. E. Dryden
W. E Kindley
C.F. Nichols
T. C Nautson
T. C Routsnis
Rebuilding Bridges Between Weverton and Hagerstown
Railroad bridges between Weverton and Hagerstown are being rebuilt or replaced by company employees under the supervision of carpenter foreman J. L. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ua Wney
Weverton
Hagerstown
J. 7. Young
Dentist George Trantham Closes Brunswick Office
Dr. George Trantham, who ran a dental office in the Meadows Building Brunswick, closed his office on Monday and moved to his home in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trantham
Brunswick
Hye
South Carolinas
May Res Enes in Fall at Bruns Work Yards
A reader reports an incident at the Bruns work yards of the B&O railroad where a fall occurred while a worker named Kaede was on duty. The mishap left Hyung with a painful injury and DM Orrisen Brunswick sustained injuries during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswork
B&o
DM Orrisen Brunswick
Kaede
Industrial U3 Still In Throes Of Strike Fears
Industrial unrest grips multiple sectors as 40 000 workers face disputes and wage hikes spread. Steel firms like Laclede and Shearer’s announce raises while sitdown strikes disrupt Briggs Detroit plant and Rhode Island blockade escalates to clashes with police and armed workers. Ontario and Canada scenes report mass detentions and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For
Lin Saewed
Cartege Tines Steel Corporation
Ratlan
John Te Laws
CTO
Chrysler Motor Corporation
General Electric Corporation
Carnegie-Hiinow Corporation
Aleton
Madison
Tihamels
Rhode Island
West Warwick
Sarnia
Ontario
Normey Foundry
Montgomery County relief budget in jeopardy over missing estimates
A letter from J Milton Patterson says Montgomery County may face a $10,000 excess for relief as county aid estimates were not sent to the Maryland Board of State Aid and Charities. Frank I. Karn urges regular welfare reports to correct the omission and restore county in the state budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
J Milton Patterson
Maryland Board of State Aid and Charities
Frank I. Karn
P. Ray Souder
Karn
Patterson
Mhce Stuth
Home of Delegates
Kary
Miss Dueo
Alverson
County Welfare Board
Watterson
Throwah Myers Welfare Board
Interior Work on Artz Library Making Progress
The article details ongoing interior construction at the Artz Library, describing basement fireproofing, wall carpentry, and the addition of a workroom for staff. It notes fireproof vaults for manuscripts, a new fire place, and reorganized stair and basement access as part of a larger addition to the public building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artz
Sean Counal Strat
Devia
Attee
Stegeort
City lays dust control on Market to curb dust complaints
City workers sprinkled water and calcium chloride on Market Street and Patrick Street to curb blowing dust from ongoing sewer work. Merchants complained of dust affecting stock and hayfever sufferers, while officials said the spray provides temporary relief and is not harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
South Market
Patrick
Court Street
City Hall
Tts
E C Kefauver
Democrats To Hear Roosevelt Tonight
Thousands of Democratic stalwarts nationwide plan night gatherings to hear President Roosevelt speak. The fundraisers seek to cover a large deficit with $100 plate dinners, featuring speeches by Roosevelt and appearances by lawmakers, with related events in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Rnocevelt
Congress
New York
Garnets
Farm Accounts Club Is Formed in Frederick County
Twenty three boys from various Frederick County sections formed the Frederick County Farm Accounts Club at a meeting chaired by County Agent Henry R Shoemaker. The group will record annual home farm data and may enter National Farm Account Contest. several boys already enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bove
Frederick County
Prederick County
Bari Ageounits
Henry R. Shoemaker
Charles Remsberg
NHA Edge College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Tie
Folpe
Maynard Adame Mehie Mogaha
Buckerstown
Ilehard Bidle
Charles Vaines
Middletown
Willard Dern
New Midway
Frank Fogle
9 Union Bridge
Paul Ganley
Merl Murchy
Monrovia
William Fouche
Adamstown
Ellis Mood
Mt Alry
Maynard
Keilbottz
Emmitsburg
Wehard Mainhart
New Market
Robert Page
Farm Bureau
Walls
College Park
State
Grange
Fare Bureau
Vacancy on Hood College board after death prompts June meeting
Hood College in Hanover Pennsylvania reports a vacancy on the board due to the death of Andrew Fo Mratcbeck. The board will meet on June 4 to consider filling the seat and may hold a special session in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetora
Hood College
Andrew Fo Mratcbeck
Hanover
Tedas
DuPont Families Lead Campaign Spending In 1930 Election
A historical report notes that cost per ballot reached 92 cents and that DuPont families from Delaware led gifts to the Republican party. It highlights Roosevelt era expenses, with notable figures like Lyndon Linston and others, and marks the 1930 campaign as the most expensive on record until later years. Local committees and party leaders are cited in the expenditure overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Senate
Gan Eatty Moderie
Comontiees
Amd
Republicat
Aed
Campania
Espenditares
DuPont
Wilne Ingta
Del
Linston
Hoosevelt
Delaneratte
Chain Letter Towel Chain in Frederick Spreads for Fun
A brief reports that a towel chain letter circulates in Frederick for weeks. Recipients pass along towels rather than coins or stamps, with three people each forwarding to three more, ending in twenty seven towels to the original sender. The letters emphasize neighborly camaraderie and even specify towel colors to match kitchen schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woagaln
Frederick
Thae Baves Tate Mearson
Postolice
News Post Photographs Document School Basketball Feature
The News-Post published a page six feature showing Frederck County High School basketball scenes. Photos were taken by a News-Post photographer and processed in the Engraving Department, illustrating an advancement in newspaper production during the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieferee
Frederck County
Ehlish
News Post
NewsPost
Slain Girl Thriller Shocks Town
A violent incident leaves a young girl dead in a small community. Police investigate the crime scene while neighbors react with fear and demand answers from authorities. Investigators search for suspects and secure witnesses for questioning.
Trader case postponed as inquest delayed
Coroner announces postponement of the inquest into the death of Mrs Jeannette Trader with an indefinite date. Jurors witnesses and court attaches were notified late while autopsy results and toxicology tests proceed. Trader, jailed at Snow Hall on a homicide charge against her husband, had alleged illness linked to food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Uume
J McFadden Dick
Randolph A. Neck
Baltimore
Trader
Snow Hall
Roosevelt Celebrates Four Years In Office At Noon
President Roosevelt marks the four year anniversary of his first inauguration. The ceremony aligns with the constitutional change shifting the start of his term to January first. He plans a speech at a Democratic victory dinner and keeps a light morning schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton Mae & Ar
Roosevelt
R Fterncott
Supreme Court
New Favorites Loom in New York Market
Stock buyers were selective as new favorites emerged in trading on March 4. Leaders in steel and motors faced selling pressure while farm implements and utility issues led early activity, with some declines easing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marc Het
Moerehandiming
Rall
Speemlty
Jin Steel
Motors
Stu Y
Boonshore Man Fads His Life With Rifle
Police report states Bo Dosle a farm worker in Mire County died by self inflected gunshot at his home outside Boonshore. Authorities found no note. Robert Chingan testified at the inquest and the verdict was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonshore
Capy
Howard Bo Dosle
Lammitter
Hie
Hoonshare
Mire
Hameelf
Hearle
Robert Chingan
Dentist Confesses to Chlorform Killed Girl
The Virginia case reports Dr Miller admitting in a signed confession to administering chloroform that led to the girl’s death. Authorities say the abortion was arranged at the girl’s request and Miller denied personal involvement with the girl. Investigators continue to pursue details as they examine the victim and gather statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhmend
GG Miller
Shornt
J. Mircote
Ernie
Maller
Charlottesside
Alheers
Richart
Say
University of
Albermarle
Charlotteville
College Librarians To Hear Dean Pope at Maryland Association
Dean Ruth V. Pope of Hood College will address the Maryland Library Association on Friday at the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore. The program includes talks by John C. French and Eleanor W. Falley, with a public meeting by Pratt Library staff and a forecast of spring books by Stanley Remington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth V. Pope
Hood Coll
Maryland Library Association
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Gbolumore
Frise
Donn Pope
John C. French
Johns Hopking University
College of Theuture
Atisa
Eleanor W. Fallev
Goucher College
Katharina E. Dutrow
Hood College
Mist Falley
Margaret Lough
Frederick
Ie Johns Hopkins University
Hick
I Walter
Historical Records Survey
Historic American Buildings Project
Pratt Library
Stanley G. Remington
Remington-Putnam Book Company
Corneiluy Weygandt
University of Pennsylvania
Anose Tun Feu Pisuidig
Dean Pope
Miriam i Apple
Iarianal Hood College
Duterow
Marcelene Keefauver
Frederick High School
Mary Newman
Frederick County Free Library
Durrow
iMarsland Library Association
Weather Record Shows March Precipitation Totals
Weather report notes precipitation for 24 hours ending at 7 PM with 0.42 inches actual for March 1936 and 4.40 inches excess by March 1, 1937. Highs and lows listed with yesterday’s high and night low, plus a comparison to last year’s low of 2 degrees.
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Judge Urner
John Meyers
Jurist
Piercy Gety
Auiraiewinz
Legion Auxiliary
State Department
Luarge Miendance
Westminster
Ramsburg
Hancock
Buckeystow
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Wookmen Fockiy
Colom Idec
Atom
Farm Accounts Club
Senate Committee
America
Landon
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Monte
R. G. Miller
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