Engle Guilty In Clothes Theft Case In Circuit Court
Engle, a former CWA worker, was found guilty by Associate Judge Arthur D. Byillard for taking clothing valued at $35 from the Crummitt home on January 5. The crime involved a suit, dresses, bathrobe, cap, and belt, with the coat missing, and stemmed from a day of drinking.
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Engle
CWA orker
ands
Wiliam 2 Crummit
John D. Crummitt
East South street
ec Engle
Charles Keith
Crummitt
Wil Crummitt
gle
Wiliam Crum
May Summers
East Intning
Charles W. Crum
Blanche Engle
W. Jathoe Grove
William Vac‘kon
Enory Carmack
State armory
EZ Austin James
Will L. Williams
Baltimore
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Williams
Willams
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Alton Y. Bennett
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Frenchmen Claim Lost Queen of Sheba City Found
French explorers Molinier and Mairaux report locating the legendary Queen of Sheba capital near the northern edge of the Great Sandy Desert of Arabia. They say towers and temples remain standing and photographs were taken for Intransigeant from Djiboudi in French Somaliland.
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Paris
Cornigion Molinier
Andre Malraux
Sheba
Key
Arabia
Ruba-Lel- Khali
NRA Compliance Board Discusses Violations in Frederick County
The NRA Compliance Board for Frederick County met Thursday night to review complaints from the past week. It emphasized that anonymous tips will not be investigated and that signatures are required, with many wage and code violation complaints sent to Baltimore authorities rather than local resolution. Dr Ignatus Bjorlee chairs, with Parsons Newman's deputy.
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Frederick county
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Baltimorang
NRA board
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Ignatus Bjorlee
Parsons Newman
Compromise on Vets Is Doubted in Washington
Washington March 9 AP reports doubts a bipartisan compromise on veterans legislation can win presidential approval. House leaders said they will not pass a bill over a veto, planning to bring up the veterans amendment with the independent offices appropriation bill. Burnss first move would seek Senate liberalizations as accepted. Rainey said the compensation amendment would follow the Patman bill after Monday’s vote on the payment of 2.2 billion dollars.
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Washington
Byams
Ramner
House
independent offices
Burns
Senate
Rainey
W. C. Ropal
First Baptist church
Hood Colege
Brodbeck Hall
Royal
Jesus
Seminary Alumnae Club meets at Mrs Gaile’s home
The F FP Seminary Alumnae Club gathered Monday at Clarke Place with Miss Florence Trail presiding. Members discussed current events and presented talks on Stonehenge The Catacombs of Alexandria The Colosseum of Rome and the April meeting at Mrs Edward Grove’s residence.
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F. FP
E. P. Gaile
Clarke Place
Florence Trail
Trai
Emma Vernon
John Harding
Stonehenge
Bertha Trail
Alexandra
Egypt
Alexandria
Harry Nicodemus
Colosseum
Rome
Edward Grove
West Second
JTull
Nanking
China
Harding
Psa
Adjourment Halt Marks GOP Attack on Army Airmail
Washington March 9 AP Democratic leaders push adjournment and a resolution to stop the army airmail service alleging a GOP bid to attack the program. Rep Nourse Rogers Republican Massachusetts demands immediate consideration while Speaker Runey refuses to recognize. Rogers seeks five minutes to speak as Major FIGS objects and moves adjournment.
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Washington
Market sentiment shows mild improvement in New York trading
New York March 9 AP says sentiment was mildly improved in market trading though enthusiasm remained restrained. Stocks rose briefly after the open but profit taking turned gains into losses. few specialties held strength including some Canadian issues. Grains silver and rubber held steady while cotton and bonds were quiet against firm dollar rates. Stelling opened at 5.075 and call money was renewed at 1 percent.
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New York
Minantis
Championship Game Postponed By Weather
The Frederick Annapolis high school basketball game scheduled for the Armory was postponed after Annapolis teams stated road conditions made travel impossible.
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Frederick-Annapolis
Armory
Annapolis
Frederick
Snowfall Dwindles as Sunshine Returns for March Weather
A thaw ends a six inch snow cover with sunshine tempering a new March. December through March totals show 6.75, trace, 15.95, 5.40 inches respectively while rainfall remains meagre at 3.11 inches for the year. Streets cleared by hydrants and plows as wind reaches 20 mph. Gov weather forecast promises more cold. A Hood College musical program is planned at Grace Reform Church at 7:30 p.m. with performances by Irene Baltzer Mildred Philips and a Glee Club group.
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Hood College
Grace Reformed church
Helen Harp
Muss Mildred Philips
Irene Baltzer
vine Redeemer
Gounod
Wheoter
Eleanor Des
Glee Club
Rogers
Reichardt
Edwards
Neon
The Star
Mildred Phillips
Irene Gentzler
Heeler, Flock
Margaret Storm
Esther Shields
Gene Mayfield
Elizabeth Robert
Betty Phillips
Dorothy Rager
Venetian Art Lecture At Hood College By Richard Medford
Richard Medford director of the Hagerstown Museum of Art delivered an illustrated talk on Venetian art at Hood College Broadbeck Hall. The Frederick Arts Club and Hood College hosted with a reception in Merran Hall.
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Art Club
Richard Medford
Hagerstown Museum of Art
Broadbeck Hall
Hood College
Frederick Arts Club
Merran Hall
Joseph H. Appie
Medford
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Leonardo da Vinci
jothers
Mc. Medford
doge
Inside Story of the New Deal Labor Board Turbulence
Washington March 9 The New Deal's gummiest inside story centers on the National Labor Board as it faces labor resistance and employer challenges at Weirton Steel and other plants. Roosevelt intervened to empower NLB under NRA rules while internal delays sparked pressure from Wagner and other members as the capital labor conflict looms in Congress.
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Washington
New Deal
National Labor Board
NLB
MERA
Ernest Wei
Verrion Steel
Justice Department
Joe Guey
Pennsylvania
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Roosevelt
toms
NELB
NRA
General Johnson
NLB Saunderer
Wagner busp
Senate
Leo Wolmen
George Berry
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pany
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PWaA
Henry SL. Waite
PWA
Four More HOLC Loans Approved In Frederick County
Four additional loans totaling 5400 were closed today through the Home Owners Loan Corporation to save Frederick county homes from foreclosure. The closures were handled by T. Matthews of Oakland and Cumberland division officials at the office of James H. Cramer, Frederick county appraiser, following prior closings by Richard F. McMullen. Total HOLC assistance in the county nears 50000 as more than 200 applications remain.
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Frederick county
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
T. Matthews
Oakland
Cumberland
Matthews
James H. Cramer
Richard F. McMullen
HOLC
Joan
Alabama mobilizes three National Guard companies
Three Alabama National Guard companies were mobilized near Walker County to quell a coal mine dispute affecting over four thousand miners demanding the check-off system. Brigadier General John Parsons reported no violence, but mobs harassed workers as troops moved into the region to restore order.
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Bermingham
Ala
Alabama National
John ©. Parsons
Walker coun
Nationalist Idolary Criticized by Philadelphia Conference
The Social Service Commission of the Philadelphia Annual Conference Methodist Episcopal church decries patriotism and the national anthem as nationalist idolatries. The report cites Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and warns nationalism has become a religion in the nation.
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Social Service Commission
Philadephia Annual Conference Methodist Episcopal church
Lincoln
Crash Kills Two Army Airmail Flyers In Florida And Ohio
An Army airmail bomber crashed near Daytona Beach Florida killing Private Ernest B Sell and injuring Lt W B Feld and Floyd Marshall. In Ohio a separate crash near Burton killed Otto Wienecke and left neighbor accounts of the wreck and salvaged mail bags.
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Ohio
Otto Wienecke
Newark
N. J
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uth
Burton
John Hess
Hess
army mall
Cleveland
Philip Pease
Wienecke
Iia
M. G. Osmond
Harry C. Hill
Florida
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ernest B. Sell
W. Bf. Feld
Floyd Marshall
Self
Marshall
Lieutenant Reid
Jacksonville
Alam
Four Nautilus Crew Hurt in Submarine Blast
Four crew members were injured in a submarine blast aboard the Nautilus during a power run 100 miles at sea. The destroyer Barry rushed them to San Diego for treatment at the naval hospital. all are expected to recover. The Nautilus, under Lt Commander P. E. Ghunting, was to return under its own power this afternoon.
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Cal
Barry
naval hospital
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P. E. Ghunting
Weather data snippets from 1934 publication
Daily climate notes report yesterday’s high 52 and precipitation at 0.236 inches. Sunset around 4 p m, sunrise tomorrow near 6 31 a m. Moonrise at 3 12 a m with moonset at 12 36 p m tomorrow.
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