Man Found Guilty Over Toy Pistol After Court Action
In circuit court on Friday a jury found Lucas guilty on one count of assault and acquitted on murder. The case centered on a February incident in Burkittsville involving a group including Ralph Karn Clarence Karn Alexander and others. Defense blamed a casino-like argument and a toy pistol explosion. state contended it was a real weapon. Sentencing withheld. trial set for another murder case next week.
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Albert E. Laces
Laces m
Greemky
Emoe
Harn
Lucas
Bet
Mie Climieed
Shen
Ferm
Geege
Ralph Karn
Charles Thomas
Clarence Karn
Thomas
Alexander
Theodore Henderson
Bane Golorec
Sour
Clarence
Ralph Earn
Tom
John Howp
Burkinsvile
Wattans
Lacas
Roy Henderson
Clarence Tan
Aton Y. Bennett
Willie Sate
Water
Elmer W. Potter A. Cotron
Eqyard J. Myers
David E Deer
Charles S. Hahn
Bradley
Samuel B. Benzest
Dajes Whpa
Kenneth Lutz
Shor
New Party Heads Signal Shift in Presidential Campaign
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate a reshuffling of party leadership with February 1933 era figures. Postmaster General and Democratic national figures are cited along with possible Republican figures James E. Wesson and James Wesson in Indiana as contenders for a national chair or key roles in the party.
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Tr Wss
Roosevelt
Fester
Parey
Meson
Asmig
Republcan
Sanders
James E Wesson
Indiaca
Inddanea
Feaplic
Local Court Updates on Theft Cases and Sentences
A fractured court report notes February investigations, delays in sentencing, and several theft charges. John Brown and James E. Tobin faced dismissal of charges, while Bowers and Bryant’s cases proceed. Mehti Engle, tried for larceny, released on $30 bond pending further action. No sentences issued at this term yet.
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Cnanes
Crom
Ciariar
Lou
Jonsh Weiner
Wioco’s Secord
Aizexrot Bach
Middleton
Domer Bichson
P Bowers
AD Cresareus O
Lucas
Bocery Ates
Bryant
John Brown
James E. Tobin
New Windsor thieves target garages in county wide break ins
Sheriff Ray Yohn and Prosecutor Theodore F Brown probe night raid spree in New Windsor. Edward Barnes store entries yield watches hair clippers gloves and cash losses. Several garages robbed. a Nash auto owned by William Zepp taken. Poole and Smelser garages damaged. Locks tampered and cars moved in a broad theft wave with multiple suspects.
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Ray Yohn
Theodore F. Brown
Carmil
New Windsor
Edward Barnes
Atic
Sterer
Barnes
Nash Auto
Wiliam Zepp
Paul Poole
Zepp
Thomas Slingruff
Haretzler & Sons
Grant Devious
George Englar
Norman Mall
Isaac Smelser
Smelser
Murray Balle
Harteler
Cate
New Trial Sought In Bowen V College Park Case
Counsel for College Park Corporation seeks a new trial in Prince Georges Circuit Court over $1,691.23 damages awarded to George A. Bowen, a Haritsville lumber dealer, in a breach of contract suit. Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard ruled January 25, with defense contending verdict and rulings were in error.
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College Park Corporation
College Park
Mad
George A NW. Bowen
Hraitsville Lumber
Arthur D. Willard
Fator
Boxen
Prince Georges Country
Bowen
Curri
Study control bill seeks creation of regulatory agency
A fragmented report describes a proposal to form a new agency to regulate the ex hevere fad ber beats axa. It notes opposition from various groups and quotes President Roner as addressing the issue. The article mentions planned hearings and questions about the agency's scope and powers.
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Newport
Peng
Mans Peora
Air mail furor erupts in Senate over contracts and deaths
Washington scene as two more army airmen die on mail routes spikes in postwar policy debate. Republicans accuse President Roosevelt of inhuman conduct while Democrats rally behind a push for permanent all mail legislation. Lindbergh visits and speculation stirs about a White House meeting as Congress debates a bill to return air mail to commercial companies with safeguards.
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Washington
March
Senate
Roosevelt
Shouteed Pess
Onos Lewis
Dinos
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Bollingfield
White House
Roosevelt Plans Short Fishing Trip to Florida Coast
President Roosevelt says he will take a five to six day fishing excursion off the Florida coast aboard Vincent Astor’s yacht Nourmahal later this month. The trip depends on Congress, and would be his longest absence since Congress opened. it signals satisfaction with legislative progress to date and allows time to return for any bills passed during the break.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Florida
Congress
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Florda
Snowy July Forecast and Weather Bureau Statement
Snow likely into July as forecasters warn of continued cold spells and drifting conditions. The weather bureau released a cautious note on precipitation, indicating possible heavy snow in mountains and lighter flurries elsewhere, with travel hazards on rural roads and highways.
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the Weather Bureau
Deroraton
Fredemestorians
Oerse
Iaweik
Stow
Major Covener Acquitted in San Antonio Court Trial
Major William Covener, veteran pilot and inventor, was acquitted tonight by a military court in San Antonio on charges alleging derogatory remarks about his commanding officer. The case drew attention to military discipline and the treatment of officers in postwar proceedings.
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Ocker
San Antonio
Zev
Maren 9
William Covener
Amar
Mintarr
Two Flyers Die In Crashed Plane At Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming March 9 two army air mail flyers died when their biplane crashed during a test take off witnesses said engines faltered and the plane struck a power line before bursting into flames Lieut P L Boward of Shreveport and Lieut A R Keram of March Field California were aboard no one else was aboard the plane which had recently been assigned to the air mail operation.
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Cheyence
Wyo
Army Air Mail
Army
War Department
Mat
P. L. Boward
Shreveport
A. R. Keram
Field
Cal
Salt Lake City
Clark Bros Fraternal Circus Comes to Town in May
The Ontoed Fire Company completes Pien Benet Circa Fians to bring the Clark Bros Fraternal Circus for a week in May. Proceeds benefit floodlight truck and equipment. The show features 30 acts including Hodginis riding, the Dying Fishers, four trained elephants, trained bears, musical seals, a low band, and Al Sweet and his sixteens.
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Pien Benet
Fians
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C. E. Cline & Son
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