Two Holdups at Furnace Port Store Lead to Guilty Pleas
Trial opened in Circuit Court for the February term as two local youths pleaded guilty to part in the Furnace Ford store robbery attempt on October 30. Harry Schreyer and William Odgen Jr admitted involvement, while Russel Schreyer and Robert H Tracey denied roles. Edward L Lewis of Harrisburg admitted bigamy for marrying a second wife without divorce. case details tied to the Dixon store incident. Associate Judges Archu, Wilson, and Woodward presided. the term expected to be brief.
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rt Dixon
Furnace Pord
dn Circuit Court
Harry Schroyer
Wiliam
Oden, Jr
Russel Schroyer
Harry
D. Wilsrd
Charles W. Woodward
Nicholas Jackson
Peters
John W
Rona D. Yous
Edward L Lewis
Harrisburg
Lewis
mar
Tederick
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran church
Haccsburg
Sherif
Charles W. Crum
Lew
Bon
bus
EL Austin James
Lens
Willam L. Wims
Leonardvown
Bank Reopens in Brunswick After Conservatorship
The People's Nations Bank in Brunswick reopened Monday under reorganized terms after a year of conservatorship. Deposits and certificates of balance are available, with depositor insurance protected. Bank officials express confidence in Brunswick’s future as a local institution. Attorneys listed include H. Dorser Hichs for Russell Schroer and Samuel 4 for Harry Schroyer.
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People’s Nations Bank
Brunswick
depost
H. Dorser Hichs
Russell Schroer
FB Austin
Oden
Harry Schroyer
Tracey
I Banks Messenger and Guard Robbed of Fifty Thousand
Greenville South Carolina March 8 AP The messenger Clinton Poster and guard Hugh White of the South Carolina National Bank were robbed of 50000 while en route from the post office to the bank in a downtown car. Two gunmen in a light car forced them to surrender the money. The loss is fully covered by bank and Federal Reserve insurances. Several witnesses saw the holdup as it occurred near Greenville county line.
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Greenville
5. C
South Carolia National Bank
Cinton Poster
Hugh White
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Falls Dead As He Prepares 10 Read
Howard W. Slemmer, 64, of 111 West Third Street, died at 7:25 a.m. in the Liberty Finance Company building in Norristown while preparing to read the morning paper. He collapsed after a brief conversation with watchman John Mulcahy, and death was ruled heart failure. Survived by widow Mary Catharine, a son William R. Slemmer, a sister Mrs. C. S. Diek, Philadelphia, and nephew Lee Hendrickson. Funeral at his residence with Rev. W C R al conducting services.
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Howard W. Siemmer
Third street
Golock
Wiliam R. Slemmer
Liberty, Finance Company
I "Market
Third streets
Slemmer
John Mulcahy
Slemmers
George W. Nagle
Guy E. Motter
Walter =. Sinn
Charles W. Crum
B. O. Thomas
Thomas
Justice Motter
Wiliam R. Simer
John K. ard Eliza Hollingson Slemmer
Norristown
Frederick
W.C. R.al
T. Perle
R. Hichison
Epidemic May Last in Montgome ry County Warns Doctor
Rockville reports a measles epidemic with Dr Vv Eficot county health officer predicting months of duration. He urges keeping children under three from exposure and avoiding crowded places. February saw 231 measles cases and outbreaks of other diseases listed including pneumonia whooping cough scarlet fever mumps and more.
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Rockville
Montgomery county
Vv. & Eficot
Labor Disputes Flare Across Nation Amid Unions Wages Time
A wide wave of industrial unrest spread through multiple states as unions pressed wage and hour demands. Government aid averted a 7,000 worker Cleveland strike and a large Detroit automaker action. In Ohio, Toledo cleaners and machinists, Cleveland workers, and Portsmouth shoemakers voiced demands while Alabama coal miners pushed wage talks and a federal conciliator met in North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvana
Cleveland
automontre
Detroit
Augusta
NRA
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Ohio
Cleveland ami Cimemman
Toledo
Soindaise
N. C
Federal
Labor Department
Lansford
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
20,000-Person Rally Denounces Nazism at Madison Square Garden
A large Madison Square Garden rally portrayed a trial of civilization against Hitlerism with a 20,000-person audience. Senator Millard E. Tydings read a verdict condemning the Nazi regime, while witnesses delivered blistering denunciations and political leaders spoke.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Tydngs
LaGuardia
Alved E Smith
Samuel Seabury
civiczaton
Auto Hit Hous e Car Driver Faces No Charges
An automobile operated by R Hl of Baltimore struck a house causing minor injuries to two women. The driver swerved to avoid the impact and stayed at the scene as Officer Murray investigated. No charges were filed. the driver was presumed not responsible for the damage.
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automobie
br R Hl
Baltmor yen
Marshall Murray
sizacs
Markets Fail to Move as Traders Await Signals
New York traders showed indecision as prices for grains cotton and commodities stayed in a narrow range. Government securities advanced while other bonds mixed dollar rates were steady and Sterling hovered around 508.
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New York
Pocomac
United States
sec
Dillinger Case Spotlight and Escape Aiding Trial
In Crown Point Indiana Sam Cahoon 64 a turnkey faces charges in the Dillinger case for aiding John Dz to escape. Trial details name Brunk and Cahoon as central figures with wooden pis- listed among the 조.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dz
Crown Point
Sam Cahoon
Brunk
Cahoon
John Dulnger
Merer Bogue
Dillinger
Pirate Gold to Be Legion Play at Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post No II American Legion will present Pirate Gold a minstrel revue Monday and Tuesday April 2 at the Opera House. About 100 people will participate with rehearsals starting next week directed by John of the John B Rogers Producing Company. The production features a two part show with a shipboard medieval theme and elements of entertainment popular with audiences. Committees include Frances M Perrott chairmen and others. A man named John Doe was arrested for drunkenness this morning and released on $9 collateral for a hearing tonight.
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Francis Scott Key Post
The
American Legion
theair Opera House
Jono
John B. Rogers
Ono
bier Ui
Dr. Crank
windh
Echoes of the
BoLéay Gan
houdays
London
Fusion Organization Formed in Montgomery
A mass meeting in Montgomery County launched the Fusion party a non partisan movement aimed at county administration reform. John Easter led the resolution calling for a coalition to allow voters to choose local office candidates who serve the people rather than political rings. More than 450 attended, split roughly between progressive Democrats and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery county
Momt- gon
nota
John Easter
Rockville
State Senate
Robert G. Heron
March Snow Falls for Seventh Time This Winter
The first March snowfall dumped over two feet of snow across the city and slowed daily life as residents faced a dwindling coal supply. Though scenic, many Fredericktontonians saw little relief from the cold. forecasters warned of continued winter conditions with potential plow deployments if depths justify.
Sabillasville School Adds CWA Project and Heating Upgrades
Frederick County Board of Education awarded contracts for Sabillasville elementary additions funded by the Federal CWA project, including a new boiler and heating plant relocation. Bids covered plumbing, radiators, stone work, and sewer system ties, with completion aimed for May.
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Sabillasville
Frederick County Board of Education
Board of Education
Herman Mock
CWA
Thomas Kennedy
Archie E. Fisher
State Health Department
Eile
Bowers Lumber Company
Sabullasville
Angeline M. Sunday
Woodsboro
Foxville
Eugene W. Pritt
J. P. Feiser
W. A. Riddell
John J. Schmidt
Frederck Iron and Steel Company
ted
Parktay
Washington sit
Lincoln High
Market grac
Middletown High School
Middletown Eagle School
Commoner Weds Prince like Fairy Tale Romance
A whimsical royal wedding takes place in London as Sigsard Prince of Sweden wed Prasen Erna Patek at the registry office. The ceremony is brief with a simple procession and couple’s departure amid light showers of rice and a cheering crowd.
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London
Mary
Sigsard
Sweden
Ulland
Prasen Erna Patek
wren
Supward
Sas
Ince
Gym Exhibition At State Armory Friday Night
A large annual gymnastic exhibition by about 525 students will be staged Friday night at the State Armory. The program includes drills, pyramid building, tap dances, relays, calisthenics, dances, basketball games, and a wrestling and boxing match with the Frederick High School orchestra providing music.
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i ithe State Armory
Frederick High School
Virginia Carter
Edna Belier
Harriet Kreh
Marianne Jones
Marianne Maples
Kathleen McCanner
Mary Frances Metcalfe
Bernice Roderick
Helen Roderick
Dorothea Steley
Florence Swallemper
Naomi Wallace
Uncle Sam
ialani
Marjorie Staley
wil
Lucile Baumgardiner
Elizabeth Bopst
Elizabeth Krantzeen Miler
Anna Alvaugh Ogie
Dorothy Osie
Sara Quine
Frederica High School
Eugenie James Elmer Nusz
Patmore Lescalee
Noah Jen Wilam Thames
School board rents room to Production Credit official
Superintendent Pratt stated he rented office space in the Academy building to Thomas S. Anderson, secretary-treasurer of the Production Credit Association of four counties, with authorization from the school board.
Roosevelt Summons House Leaders Over Veterans Spending
President Roosevelt calls Democratic House leaders to discuss Senate action adding 350 million dollars to veterans and government employes appropriations. The move disrupts economy plans, with a possible veto or a budget-compliant compromise discussed ahead of a caucus. Budget director Lewis Douglass briefed the President.
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Washington, Mar
Roosevelt
House
Senate
independent
White House
Lewis Douglass
Chauffeur Seen Escorting Inmate to Hotel Visits
Washington reports allege that a chauffeur for Captain Barnard, head of District penal institutions, ferried G. Bryan Pitts to frequent meetings with his wife at the George Mason Hotel in Alexandria. Visits ceased with the Loreton inquiry, according to Representative Shoemaker’s testimony.
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Washington
Barnard
G. Bryan Pitts
H. Smith Co
Alexandria
Representative Shoemaker
Lorton Reformatory
Loreton
Pitts
Shoemaker
Funeral Auto Crash With Bus In Snowy Storm
Two members of a funeral escort accompanying Joseph G. Hairs’s body from Cambridge to Baltimore were injured when their automobile collided with a bus outside North East Ma during a heavy snowstorm. Emmett Palmer sustained chest injuries. Annie Palmer, daughter of the deceased, suffered minor harm. Drunken driving charges were filed against the driver, who was arrested Wednesday by police and jailed for a preliminary hearing.
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North East
Joseph G. Hairs
Cambridge
Baltimore
automoellide
here
Emmett Palmer
Ataus
Evkton
Rey O B Newton
Grace Afstnodst Epscopal
Cambraze
Muss Annie
Charead
Andersen
a. LP
Weather data fragment with partial readings
The readable portions indicate today’s weather test data with temperatures, moon phases, and precipitation notes. The text is garbled with several numbers and phrases like moon rises and sets, temperature comparisons, and a forecast hint, but specifics are unclear.
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TaluTe
tomormow
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William H. Oden, Jr
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Bigamist
riage
Eichen
Res Schrover
Bell Schreyer
Seer
BP Dail
EL. Markley
Oficer A. —. Anderson
state police
Atienue
Waker E
Sinn
Peoples National
IBANK
S. C
Howard W. Slemmer
Son
Montgomery County Health Officer
Pennsylvania
LEGION
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creen saus
John Doe
Burras
stree
MONTGOMERY
Thomas M. Linthicum
Grow
BU' OTm
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gues
Sywannes Delapame
Tiler
Mr. Tiley
Essex
Conn
Florida
COUNTY
Stoker
Frederick High
State Armory
Bank of Brunswick
Patrick M. Schnaufer
cour
Eagar H. McBrde
Veterans’ Addition
F. H. Smith Co
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