Criminal Trials Begin Tomorrow In Circuit Court
Thirteen witnesses for the State and five for the defense will be called in the February Circuit Court term beginning tomorrow in Adamstown. Charles A. Ambush alias Charles A. Spencer, 23, is charged with assault with intent to rob and assault and battery for an early January 16 attack on 79 year old Miss Fannie O Beck. Miss Beck, expected to testify, described a masked man at her doorway and a struggle to shut him out. Ambush was arrested after Constable Guy Anders followed a blood trail to his home. He pleaded drunkenness on arrest, and his lawyer signaled possible jury trial. Numerous guilty pleas were entered at arraignment including forgeries, robbery and bigamy. Desertion and non support cases were also scheduled, including orders affecting Samuel R. Fox and John A Keeney.
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Charles A. Ambush
Adamstown
Fannie O. Beck
Miss Beck
Sherman P. Bowers
Bud
Charles A. Spencer
Guy Anders
Arthur D. Willard
Alton Y. Bennett
Constable Anders
Reno
Parthenia Dutrow
R. Lee Dutrow
R. R. Day
Roy Ambush
Edward Bowins
Lula Bowins
S. Fenton Scarff
Sigmund Novak
C. O. Gochnauer
Wiliam
LeRoy Timpson
Cims
Lulu
Libertytown
Willard
Leoma P. Myers
Walter E. Sinn
Myers
OConor to Include a Woman on Gubernatorial Ticket
Attorney General Herbert R. OConor pledged to name at least one woman on the statewide ticket he will head in the Democratic gubernatorial campaign. Campaign committee member Joan N. Mackall predicted OConor would secure at least 80 convention votes, four beyond the nomination threshold, while noting the potential female candidate would likely run for Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Joan N. Mackall
O'Conor
Mackall
The
Court of Appeala
Battle on Tax Bill Begins in Congress
Washington March 9 AP The House faces a potential presidential veto if a special tax on closely held corporations is removed Doughton chairman of Ways and Means warned that killing the levy could spur a veto McCormack Mass led the amendment Boland Pa predicted an awfully close vote as the showdown over the tax looms
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Washington
House
Doughton
Dem. N.C
Ways and Means Committee
Coughton
McCormack
Mass
Boland
Pastor Ousted Over Common Law Marriage Claim
In Pontiac Michigan Rev Land E Marion and his assistant pastor Mrs Marion were removed from First Christian Church after a court injunction by the Michigan State Board of Christian Missions. Marion had declared there is such a thing as common law marriage and held services in an abandoned store building where he warned that the Black Legion is after him.
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Pontiac, Mich
First Christian Church
Leland E. Marion
Marion
Michigan State Board of Christian Missions
Black Legion
Mission work in South Sea area praised by Dryden
Rev. C. E. Dryden of Buckeystown returned from a 24,000 mile trip to Hawaii Samoa Fiji New Zealand and Australia. He said converts are the finest Christians and described Honolulu Sydney and Pago Pago as thriving ports with thriving industries. The journey included many stops, 1,200 photographs were taken, and the party included Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Dryden.
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C. E. Dryden
Methodist Protestant
Buckeystown
Hawaii
Samoa
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Australia
South Sea Islands
Mr. Dryden
John H. Baker
Baltimore
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Sydney
Melbourne
Washington
Ma. Derdex
Mr. Drysden
Chinese Blasts Dykes To Repel Japanese Invasion
Chinese forces used explosive dykes to block a Japanese crossing south of the Yellow River. Japanese tanks attempted to cross west of a key railway line and suffered crippling hits as the countermeasures halted further advance. Reinforcements were rushed to the riverfront as Chinese positions prepared for broader defense.
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Shang
Yellow River
Raiiway
Prayer as evidence in Moscow purge trial leaders
A scribbled prayer wrapped around bread was presented as further proof against one of 21 confessors in Moscow's purge trials. The defense, including A. P. Rosengoltz, faced possible death as prosecutors cited the talisman to convict. Rosengoltz said his wife gave him the prayer for protection.
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Moscow
Keasda
Murier
A. P. Rosengoltz
Bench Warrants Issued For The Two Parkers
Federal Judge Robert A. Inch issued bench warrants for Ellis Parker Sr. former Burlington county detective chief and his son Ellis Parker Jr. They were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury on a kidnapping charge involving Paul H. Wendel a former Trenton resident.
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New York
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
N. J
Ellis Jr
Robert A. Inch
Parkers
Paul H. Wendel
Trenton, N. J
Chautemps Seeks Decree Power to Govern France
Paris March 9 Premier Chautemps threatened resignation unless Parliament grants him decree power to cut expenses and reorganize ministries. He urged authority to act by decree rather than seek frequent confidence votes on each measure.
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Paris
J Chautemps
France
Continue Search For Missing Plane
Fresno California March 9 AP forecasted clouds without rain or snow aiding searchers for an airliner missing since March 1 with nine aboard. Officials hoped high clouds would permit aerial survey. Injured in fall Mrs Chester O Porter's severe cuts from a fall through faulty flooring at 3109 Shannon Drive Baltimore. She escaped fractures and stays home with sister Miss Elizabeth Marsh assisting.
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Fresno
Calif
Chester O' Porter
Frederick
Shannon Drive
Baltimore
City Hospital Officers Named At Annual Meet
Frederick City Hospital re elected officers and named executive and house committees at the Tuesday afternoon session in the Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home. The February report shows 197 patients treated, 137 admitted, 131 discharged, 60 remaining, with 6 births and 14 deaths.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home
Board of Trustees
Casper E. Cline
William T. Delaplaine
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Hammond Clary
M. Louise Johnson
Francis H. Markell
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Grayson E. Bowers
Richard F. Nallin
Harry O. Schroeder
Charles W. Hoss
David Cramer
W. Clinton McSherry
A. LeRoy McCardell
Francis X. Staley
William B. Leichert
Guy K. Motter
J. Walker Carty
J. G. F. Smith
B. G O. Thomas
E. P. Thomas
W. E. Trail
F. D. Worthington
H. W. Ash
R. W. Baer
J. M. Baxter
L W. Beall
C. M. Benner
H.C. Bridgers
A. T. Brice
M. A. Birely
G. M
J. K Gray
J. E. Harp
F. H.hedges
A. J. Horine
W. C. Johnson
Arthur Kac
E. C. Kefauver
H. F. Kline
P. S. Lansdale
T. H. Legg
3. W. Long
J. T. Marsh
T. A. Martin
J. H. Messler
I. J
Man Recovering From Overdose Of Poison
Harvey Covell, 51, a farm laborer near Libertytown, lies recovering at Frederick Emergency Hospital after an overdose reportedly his third suicide attempt. He was found Wednesday morning at the Edward Hobbs farm, south of Libertytown, where he worked, and Sheriff Roy M. Hiltner led the investigation.
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Harvey Covell
Libertytown
Frederick Emergency Hospital
Lovell
Edward Hobbs
Roy M. Hiltner
Man Reports Slugging and Robbery Near Harpers Ferry
Mack McClure of 1500 block John Street Baltimore told officers he was held up on the Jefferson Pike near Harpers Ferry while driving toward Frederick in a truck. He said a man at a car waved him down and struck him, then another blows and the robbers escaped in a second vehicle. A passerby helped revive him. No police report or state notice had been filed.
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Mack” McClure
John Street
Baltimore
Jefferson Pike
Harpers Ferry
McClure
Frederick
Charles Burras
New Warrant Issued In Vaccination Case
Carlisle, Pa March 9 A new warrant was issued today for the arrest of farmer John Marsh on a charge of refusing to send his eight year old son Eugene to school vaccinated. The new charge of violating the compulsory attendance law was added after a three day jail vacation. Marsh had been in jail since November for his opposition to vaccination.
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Carlisle
John Marsh
Eugene
Marsh
Hood College Students Attend Ballet Russe in DC
Fifty-one Hood College students attended Tuesday evening’s Ballet Russe in Washington DC, presented by the National Symphony Orchestra Concert Association. They were joined by Ruth M. Clayton and Mary Louise Myer, with another group planned for the evening accompanied by Ruth Perry.
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Hood College
Ballet Russe
National Symphony + Orchestra Concert Association
Ruth M. Clayton
Mary Louise Meyer
Ruth’ Perry
Doylestown Pupils Win Dean Ousted at Farm School
Pupils at the National Farm School in Doylestown win their strike to oust Dean Cletus L. Goodling. Trustee James B. Work of New York indicates Goodling will be replaced.
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Doylestown
APY
National Farm School
Cletus L. Goodling
James B. Work
New York
Patrick M Schnauffer Announces Candidacy for State's Attorney
Patrick M Schnauffer announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney of Frederick County. Born and raised in Brunswick he moved to Frederick in 1934 and has served as justice of the peace in Frederick City since 1935. He is married with two children.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick County
Schnauffer
Bor
Brunswick
Weal City
Frederick City
Three Men Jump From Burning Garage Roof
At about 11 30 this morning tar used on a garage roof ignited and blazed around three men William B James owner of the garage, and Harry Baker and Al Bright who were helping. They jumped ten feet to the ground escaping injury though the garage burned down. John Millers car inside was moved to safety. Firemen saved the adjacent Roy C Catsail garage and kept flames from the James residence causing billowing black smoke. Insurance covers damage of 100 dollars or more.
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William B. James
Rosemont
Avenue
Harry Baker
Albright
John Miller
Roy C. Catsail
James
Health Staff Ending Inspection of Schools
Frederick county health office staff conclude school inspections and plan pre school conferences and exams for next year. Local physicians will assist, with child health conferences for younger children and babies organized under American Legion Auxiliary auspices. Twenty eight patients treated at the chest clinic at Winchester Hall with Dr S S Shafer in charge.
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Frederick County
The
Metican Legion Auxiliary
Clinic Teventy
Winchester Hall
S. 5. Shafer
Sabillasville
Jock Sutherland May Be G O P Candidate in Pa
Pittsburgh football coach Jock Sutherland is rumored as a lieutenant governor candidate. Western Pennsylvania Republican leaders were invited to discuss a campaign strategy to keep the party united after the May primaries. Sutherland, known in sports circles, said he has no political ambitions and was surprised by circulating petitions.
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Pittsburgh
John B
Jock” Sutherland
Pennsylvania
L Cancor
Sutherland
State D. A. R. To Meet In Baltimore Next Week
In Baltimore on March 9 the 33rd annual Maryland Society Daughters of the American Revolution state conference will be held. Senator Millard E. Tydings is scheduled to speak at the opening session next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Baltimore
The
Maryland Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Millard E. Tydings
Schuschnigg seeks referendum on Austrian independence policy
Vienna reports Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg plans an early nationwide referendum to validate his resistance to German encroachment. The 24 year age limit would curb Nazi propaganda among youths, potentially delivering a broad endorsement of his policies after last month’s talk with Adolf Hitler.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Fatherland Front
Schuschnige
Adolf Hitler
Fight Fire Fire In Home At Barnesville
A colored family of eight escaped injury when a fire destroyed their four room log home near Barnesville on Tuesday. Robert Smith his wife and six children fled as the roof fell in and sparks from the chimney were blamed. The blaze spread to a neighbor field but was controlled by the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department.
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Barnesville
Robert Smith
Rockville
Eastern Spain Turmoil Deepens With Air Raids
In eastern Spain on March 9 insurgent and government bombers renewed air raids. Rebels sought to avenge the Baleares loss and press the blockade of government ports, while the government targeted troop concentrations in renewed bombardment.
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Hendaye
Spanish
Spain
Baleares
Mediterranean
Stocks Climb Then Slip In Profit Taking Roundup
In New York on March 9 the stock market rose briefly but retreated to a narrow range as investors took profits. By the fourth hour many stocks held only slight gains or fell to fractions. The pound sterling traded at $5.01916, down nine sixteenths of a cent.
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New York
No Ransom Paid In Levine Case No Ransom Paid In Levine Case He Says
Murray Levine said his 32yearold son Peter disappeared 13 days ago and that ransom was paid in the apparent kidnapping. He reported there is nothing new to report in New Rochelle March 9 CAP.
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Levine
New Rochelle
Murray Levine
Peter
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Will Thomas
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