Woman Tells of Gut Paid Gut in McCloud Home Trial
Woman testifies that men paid to visit a McCloud household at 115 West Sixth Street in Frederick during a December raid. Paul McCloud Lathan McCloud Nellie Vossell and others face charges of keeping a disorderly bawdy house with witnesses detailing frequent visits and liquor gatherings.
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Frederick Makang
Circmt Court
Paul McCloud
Lathan Fo McCloud
Nelle Vos
West Sixth Street
Louise Glessner
McClouds
Nellie Vessell
Nell Williams
Guese Hazard
Harry Hazard
Glessner
McCloud
Alen Bartgis
Gus Anders
Omcer Rank Darcey
Walter Layman
Frank Arnold
Arthur Bohn
Irving Shankle
John W Brown
Shanghai Lil
Wirness
Wilbur Runkles
West Sixth
Bentz
Reno O Sta
Samuel B Murphy
West Partick Street
Glesener
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Hattie A. Leh
Atte
Nellie Vosssell
Mia Vossell
Charles W. Woodward
Charlie W Miller
Fimer Bronot
Fester
F Shateer
Willard RO Hall
Roy Gardner
Carroll E Bosver
Wiliam E Deener
Erin W Reacles
Howard Malbaugh
William T. Kelly
Jesse Phelps
Roscoo H Parts
Steps for divorce in Nevada filed by Ruth Naumberg
Ruth Naumberg sister of Henry Morgenthau Jr former Treasury secretary filed suit for divorce from George Naumberg prominent retired New York City banker. She charges cruelty in the suit.
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Nevada
Ruth M . Naumberg
Henry Morgenthaw Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
George Wo Naum
New York City
Arm Defends District Attorney In Front Of Home
A gunman fired at Husan Fitts in front of his father’s house in Los Angeles. An arm blocked the bullet, likely saving Fitts’s life. Police blame vengeful criminals and stokers for the attack.
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Husan Fitts
Los Angeles
Fitts
License Revoked For Middletown Beer Vendor
Ralph B Routzahn, holder of a Class B salt beer license one mile west of Middletown, waived a hearing before License Commissioner G Ed Myers. His license was revoked after a guilty verdict for selling beer to an intoxicated person and for selling for on premises consumption after midnight. The closure may last at least six months or longer as determined by the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B
Routzahn
Middletown
G Ed Myers
Myers
Admiral Schofield Sued for 30000 in Auto Collision
Retired Rear Admiral Frank If Schofeld of the U S Navy is named as defendant in a 30000 damage suit filed in Circuit Court by Harvey L Wargett after an August 27 1938 collision in Frederick The elder Wargett alleges his son Ralph T L Hargett parked on South Market street when Schofield driving northbound struck the car knocked it onto the curb and injured Harvey Hargett who says he cannot work as a farmer due to a fractured leg and other injuries Albany Wood I represents Hargett.
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Frank If Schofeld
U. S Navy
Harvey L Wargett
Frederick
Wargett
Ralph TL. Hargett
South Market Street
Schofield
Hargett
Harvey Hargett
Admiral Schofield
Albany Wood I
Daily Builders Class Meets at St Johns Lutheran
The Daily Builders Clase of St Johns Lutheran Sunday School Creagerstown held a coclal with Mrs Nellie E Lang honored as teacher and marking the 50th birthday of her mother Mrs Russell C Lang. A program led by Anna Havner included songs readings games and tongue twisters with many attendees and refreshments served afterward.
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Daily Builders
Daily Builders Clase
St John's Lutheran Sunday School
Creageratown
Nellie E Lang
Russell C Lang
Misa Anna Havner
Genevieve Ramsburg
Plana Loln
Josephine Free
Frances Angleberger
Ruby Havner
Frances Angelberger
Naomi Misfer
Margaret
Nelle Lone
Irvin Teerae
Mastee
Anna Havner
Ruby Smith
Fitts Shooting Biggest Crime Puzzle for Them
War veteran and prosecutor William Simpson seeks clues and a large cash reward to trap the gunman who ambushed Fitts on a suburban Los Angeles road. The injured attorney remains in hospital as investigators consider whether the attacker acted alone or with others connected to labor strikes.
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Los Angeles
William Simpson
Ana Bhich Secheny
Hin
Santa Monica
Farley champions Roosevelt faith at Reidsville event
Postmaster General James A Farley told Roosevelt supporters at the Reidsville federal building dedication that the president’s policies strengthen democracy and undo abuses in the economy and society. He cited the 27000000 voters as a mandate and pledged continued loyalty and support.
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Reidsville
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Connedi
Farley
Great Army of Democracy
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps Snapshot
Weather data reports 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am today with trace start to date. March precipitation shows 432 inches norm and 529 inches actual for March 1976. Excess precipitation to March 1 stands at 440 inches. Yesterday high was 5 and low last night unknown. tomorrow sunrise at 6 10 pm and moonrise at 61 am.
Me Men Sentenced In Black Legion Plot
Nine men were sentenced to prison terms after a month long trial connected to a Black Legion plot in Detroit. Among the defendants were N Tas Marhtind, former mayor of Highland Park, and Arthur FP Dupp Sry. the court heard testimony from a long proceeding.
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Black Legion
Detroit
Mach Maton
Arthur DL
Highland Park
Wats Pontedd
Jude John Vo Bronnen
Treak
Wallinataa
Juas
N Tas Marhtind
Haghtind Park
Arthur FP Dupp Sry
Iepeeelor
Pam
Investi
Iters
Sah
Earth Tremors Felt Across Midwest and Ontario
Shocks rattled the Midwest and Ontario as tremors lasting 2 to 15 minutes spread from Chicago to Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan with some reports from Harvard. Experts say the quakes resembled last week’s events but were slightly stronger and caused limited damage.
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Chicago
West States
Canada
Khicial Fruntiers
Northwest Ohio
Harvard University
Midwest
Neville Dimiage
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucks
Tinois
West
Virgina
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ontario
Budget Bill Advances to Senate Despite Amendments
Annapolis March reports Senator Allan Coad says budget amendments delay the biennial budget delivery to the Senate tonight. The Finance committee has completed 13 considerations and will report as the Senate recesses at 7:30 PM. The Ways and Means panel meets again today and could send a budget to the House, with prior 13 to 7 vote against adding 18 police officers.
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Annapolis Mar
IAP
J Allan Coad
St Mary
Senate
Coad
Ife
Ways and Means
House
Ways and Means Group
State Polices
State House
Mieambery
Higher Education For Negroes Debated in Maryland Senate
Annapolis March 1 The Senate Education Committee discussed an expanded program to fund higher education for negroes Scholarships would cover the gap between in state and out of state tuition with state grants awarded by a board of three whites and six negroes The program aims to allow Negro students to study at the University of Maryland or at Morgan College where courses are available
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Annapolis
Senate
University of Maryland
Morgan College
University Law School
Baltimore
Buyers Warm Up To Selected Stocks
Markets show renewed interest in select stocks despite widespread strikes. Mixed activity with some gains, mild selling in autos amid labor tensions, and a general rallying tendency in late trading. Sterling opened higher.
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New York
Chrysler
Sterling
SPAR
Fire arson spree tied to CCC worker at Guyton Barn
Authorities allege a man with CCC ties confessed to starting four barn fires including the Guyton farm blaze on Broad Run. Arrests followed as investigators linked matches and straw to cattle losses valued well over an estimated $4000. The suspect faces possible grand jury action in September.
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Mattias
Joceph
DD Pats
Crim
Faden
Takata
Ana
Roth Paket
Dh Peas
Redmond
Etice
Stites
Sherman Po Bower
Lackit
Guyton
Middle Shire
Pennstein
Pabtystane
CCC
Monther
Thdle
Chester Pal
Maryland
Laporte Compans
Veederick
Middletown
Hurkitteville
Bidle
Hun
Howse
Bowers
Roosevelt Revises Radio Address Before Tonight
President Roosevelt trimmed engagements to edit the radio speech at the White House. Aides said he was unhappy with a rough draft and would simplify the address aimed at the general public. Secretary Hall joined aides for a late lunch as the president cancelled a press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ronever
Tood
Secretary Hall
State ends case in trial of Pokerman Somer et al
The trial featuring Pokerman Somer and others closes as prosecutors rest after police officers are charged in the death of Frank Monehon. The defense argues the Bertillon team used disputed methods while witnesses counter earlier statements.
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Somer
Gath
Arain
Anthony Sonute
Frank Monehon
Degren
Gineral Chay
Bertillon
Destretive Hemirters
Inside Story of Factors Driving Steel Labor Contract
The report outlines forces shaping a pivotal steel labor contract including government pressure, industry tensions, and union strategies. It notes the role of the War emergency, political figures, and corporate actions as they converge on wage and hours demands and potential 40 hour week prospects.
MacDowell Program Hosts Concert at Tower Apartments
The Monday Miracles held a MacDowell program at the Tower Apartments hosted by Dr and Mrs Duve and Misa Elomor Eichelberger. Performances included vocal solos and piano pieces by MacDowell with Miss Kent and Mrs Whitehill among the participants. An accident report notes Texas Adams 3 suffered severe contusions after 9 o'clock that morning.
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Edward MacDowell
Jo Duve
Mrs Duve
Misa Elomor Eichelberger
Webster Whittehill
MacDowell
Charli B
Mallon
Mise
Margaret Brentswell
Robin
Apple Tire
Marc Rete
Mis Kent Prane
Mise Margit Kent
MacDowall
Th BE Town
Mis Kiehelberger
Ma Dowell
MaeDowell
Piane
Mie Fiehelberger
Chrysler Head Barred From His Own Auto Plant
The article reports a dramatic confrontation at Chrysler amid industrial strife. Keller, the plant head, demands court action as workers and picketers clash outside the gate. Across the nation 100,000 idle industrial workers reflect escalating labor tensions and sitdown protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Indictment in Death of Clea Sprouse
Charlottesville dentist Dr. Miller indicted by Albemarle County grand jury on murder charges in the death of 18 year old Clea Sprouse. Prosecution says murder is second degree. Miller jailed in Richmond. an insanity plea being considered.
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Charlottesville
Mar
R G Miller
Albemarle County
Clea Sprouse
Ate
Commonwealth
W. O. Fife
Virginia
Mursderia
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