Fitez and Morgan Go On Trial On Check Charges
Morgan pleads guilty to all six counts while Fitez pleads not guilty as county merchants testify about bad checks and a suspected conspiracy. The Circuit Court case before Chief Judge Hammond Urner features testimony from Lorraine Simpson Liberty Goods Willard Easterday and R H Diller with evidence including multiple checks and car use details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
Gristooon
Meedith Morgan
Elmert Fiez
Hammond Urner
Morgan
Fiter
Alton
Bennett
Manuel Weinberg
Lorraine Simpson
Fitez
Simpson
Urner
Cot
G. QO. Hendrickson
Urbana
Willard Easterday
Thurmont
Easterday
R. H. Diller
Libertytown
Guy Anders
Liberty
Feagaville
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather data summarizes 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am with none reported and March totals at 7.22 inches actual 2.19 inches. Excess up to March 3 shows 4.40 inches. high yesterday 61 degrees. Temperatures last night 88 degrees? Noted: moon and sun times listed with sunrise at 6 02 pm and sunset at 6 52 am.
Pastors Named for Easton and Middletown Churches
Rev Henry C Kraft leaves Myersville Lutheran charge to lead Grace Lutheran Church Easton starting March 21. He has served Myersville Church Hill and Wolfsville since 1927, with prior posts in Morrisburg Ontario and Asbury Park New Jersey. Rev Phillip E Saslar, longtime Trinity E and R pastor Scottsdale Pa, will lead Christ Evangelical and Reformed Middletown from April 1, succeeding Rev John S Adam who died April 29 1936. Saslar, native of Meersdale Pa, graduated from Reformed Theological Seminary Lancaster in 1945 and won an academic prize during his second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C Kraft
Myersville
Church Hill
Wolfsville
Grace Lutheran Church
Easton
Mr. Kraft
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mount Atry Pavon
Print
Morrisburg Ontario
Canada
Asbury Park
N. J
Saslar
Middletown
Seek to Force Action On Court Resolution
Annapolis Md March AP House members press to move a resolution backing President Roosevelt's court reform from Judiciary committee. Delegates seek fifteen signatures to force a floor vote, aiming to complete by week’s start after a bitter floor fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mar
House
Leon Abramson
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Blum Moves To Bolster French Government Finances
Paris March CAP reports President Bam's Socialist government strengthens finances by lifting the ban on domestic gold trading and promising drastic reduction of public expenditures. A new national defense loan is planned as the year’s sole security offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Bam
Camden S. Co Marteh 4 Funeral Plans
Camden S Co Marteh 4 reports the death of William A. Mullen 68 a retired Shamokin Pa manufacturer who died at Camden hospital after months of illness. Funeral services are set at Couembrr with burial in Shamokin on Sunday.
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TDILS
Camden
Wiliam A Mullen
Camden Hospital
Couembrr
Shamokin
Condemnation and Praise for Roosevelt Address Sparks Debate
Washington observers react to President Roosevelt's remarks on court reform with praise and condemnation. Supporters hail the vision for a stronger democracy while opponents warn of risks to the judiciary. Lawmakers from both parties weigh constitutional issues and political consequences as the nation watches closely.
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APY
Hogevelts
Boorgane
Yeytron
Burke Demount
Democrat Kentucks
Congress
Wheeler
Manzana
Supreme Court
Bankhead
Opin
Ion
Michener
Michigan
Mouse Judiciary Committee
Couch
Dia
Rep
Lemke
Republican
North Dakota
Union Party
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wallace
Oconnor
New York
House Rules Committee
Sheppard
Democralt
Texas
Washington
Mesa
New Jersey
Congres
Seger
Behind The Scenes In Washington Neutrals And War
Washington discussion outlines neutrality laws and possible paths to peace as Congress debates munitions controls and cash and carry provisions. It compares Patton and McReynolds bills, noting mandatory versus discretionary powers, bans on arming ships, and implications for American trade and neutrality amid looming conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney Dulcier
Washington
Congress
Servier
Senate
Charatan Bey Pituiaey
Fotoxn Relations Committee
Rooevelt
Pres Toushy
Walla
Hastate
House
Porgy Alcuins Committee
Ithms
America
Republic
Hemisphere
NEA Bergier, Inc
Roosevelt warns on court packing in Congress trip
Col Theodore Roosevelt, returning from Europe aboard the Washington, criticizes a Supreme Court reform plan as dangerous. He says packing the court threatens citizens’ rights, while in Britain he lectures at Oxford and Edinburgh, denouncing the move as a bid to gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Mra Roosevelt
England
Oxford
Camebridge
University of Lon Fae
Benett
Bate Tate
Reinburgh
Scotland
The
Polippines
New Plan at Blue Ridge College Remodels Buildings
Blue Ridge College unveils a extensive plan to remodel its campus and fully equip facilities. The board of trustees will operate the liberal arts institution, restore four year status, add libraries and laboratories, and expand programs to include broader mental development alongside technical skills.
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Blue Ridge College
Riadie College
Funmier College
Elviun
Ullrich
Aingabeth
Bixler
Burkittsville Banker, Retired Farmer Dies at 74
George C House, vice president of Middletown Savings Bank and longtime Burkittsville resident, died about 3 am after four days of influenza followed by a heart attack. He was 74 years old and survived by three children and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday at his late home and Evangelical and Reformed church, with interment in Middletown’s Reformed cemetery.
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George C. Mouse
Middletown Savings Bank
Burkittsville
Mr. House
Greenbury J. 1
Mary Grove House
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond
Mercersburg
Russell
Broad Run
Miss Marian
Aister
Mia
T. A. Willard
Evangelical and Reformed
Durkittsvie
Clark Smith
Reformed
Middletown
Gladhill Company
U S Steel At Best Level Since Bad Times
U S Steel rose to a peak not seen since hard times as market action opened with many six year highs. The first hour saw extreme advances of one to more than five points before some gains moderated. A block of 10000 shares pushed US Steel above 125, with the price around 488 at opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Tyler Peepee
Taday
US Steel
Finnish Navy's First U S Visit Noted Abroad
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a 20th century naval exchange with mentions of the Finnish Navy and a first U S visit. The readable bits reference international visits, potential bi national maritime events, and general travel statements without clear dates, places, or names. The record remains unclear due to garbled source material.
Hood College Hosts Annual Mothers Week End
Hood College opens its annual Mothers Week End with activities for mothers and daughters. Grace Levee of Baltimore attends as guest of the sophomore class, tours of departments, observatory visits, and a fashion parade with luncheon and demonstrations scheduled across campus through Sunday.
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Hood College
College Y Wlc
Misa Grace Levee
Baltimore
Coblentz Hall
Jennie Coblentz
Collede
West
Bart Lanne
Brodbeck Hall
Academie i
College Mbrary
Atuinenne Hall
Leah BD Allen
John TP Williams Observatory
Yaam
Altimode Hall
Brodbeck Dalt
Alatinae Hall
Ff Aom
Department of Home
Reame
Goof Miumpae
Betty Cauthe
Jobnntown
Income tax receipts projected to surge in spring
Washington March 5 AP Treasury officials expect income tax revenues to rise sharply as the filing deadline nears. Officials estimate receipts could total about 1.5 billion between now and June 30, with March collections possibly reaching 840 million, potentially doubling monthly gains and surpassing prior yearly totals. An upswing in business activity and higher tax rates for corporations and high brackets are cited as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Treasury
Tydings Speech in Raleigh Draws Mixed Reactions
In Raleigh on Wednesday Senator Millard Tydings spoke at a statewide Democratic victory dinner amid criticism of his silence on President Roosevelt and strong praise for the President’s four year administration. He condemned the Roosevelt court and the Reorganization Act, warning against dictators and regimentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Millard Tydings
Raleigh
Roosevelt
White House
Tydings
Regimentas
Mery
Rest in Hospital AIL Sante Rector to Supply Pulpit
Rev Malcolm and Tayvir, rector of AIL Sante church, are in hospital in Balimore for rest. This Sunday the pulpit of All Saints will be supplied at morning service by Charlee Lowry, PhD, of the Theological Seminary of Virginia. No coves Ning Sorsice.
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Malcolm & Tayvir
Ail Sante Church
Balimoore
All Saints
Hes Charlee
Lowry
Theologied Seminary of
Virginia
Evidence Grows in Chloriform Murder Probe in Virginia
A Virginia case widens as autopsy results sow new clues. The dentist confesses to preparing chloroform for an illegal abortion on a Charlottesville victim, with prosecutors noting missing details. The dead high school junior was buried last Thursday as questions linger about the events on a dark road near Richmond.
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Charlotteville Va
Cain Viberable
Otherals
Fentoend
Taler Rat Ae Kaught Ag
Bowie Cuban Oac
Mulleers
Muller
Fife
Sis
Fore
Richmond
Virginia Hospital
Miller
Charlottesville
Local Negro Jailed After Auto Accident
In Adams county Pennsylvania near Gettysburg two New Jersey motorists were hurt when the Boone car crossed the center line and collided with Mrs Ruth Metcalf driving south toward Georgia. Metcalf and her daughter were bruised but not seriously hurt. three men in the Boone car were uninjured. Boone, 41, was jailed after a $10 fine was imposed following the accident report by state highway patrolman J P Monaghan.
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William E. Duane
Frederick
Adams County
Gettysburg
New Jersey
Emmitsburg Road
Eg Hoorr Wan
Qeater
Ruth M Metcalf
Plainfield
Metcalf
Boone
Wadean
Moone
Emmitsburg
Justice of the Peace
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Richard G Miller
Cleo Sprouse
Easton Chargh
H. C. Kraft
Saylor
Farley
U.S
Pyttman
Bellige
Shelly
Hess
pRxtsideatt
George C
Dios Ae Burkittsville Home
Middletown Saveings Bank
U.S. Steel
U. S
Geesel
Konhola
John Wo Ron
Holt
Naval Teraiang
Aten
Indies
ITH
Mins Eis Gabel
Hovertown
Daris McCoy
Oak Lane Poo
Genevieve Corbett
Chainobetts
Margaret Wetmore
Wash
U. S-Mount
Ydings
Willand E. Noone
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