Marble machine Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
Frederick county jury finds Charles A Faust not guilty on five counts over allegedly operated marble machine at Barbara Fretchie cabins Faust argued device was a game of skill while State contended it was gambling under state law. Judge Urner presided as jurors deliberated after hearing testimony including Mulkey's demand for coins and slugs used with a nearby music stand.
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Frederick County
Chetut Court
Charles A. Faust
Barbara Fretchie
West Patrick Street
Ralph A. Muthes
Brunswick
Faust
Alton Y. Bennett
Mulkey
Sherif
John M. Billy
Gur Andere
Persum Starken
William E. Stine
Maynard Summers
J. Lawrence King
Mr. Bowers
Maryland Court of Appeals
Ammond Urner
Ray Gardner
Carroll FE
Boyer
Ezra W. Beachley
Enos S. Routzahn, Jr. E
Earl Remsberg
Charles E. Poole
Moscoe J. Poris
Walter L. Stottlemoer
Chas. W. Miller
Raymond E. Waumgardner
Charles E. Condon
Willard R. Hall
Weather Record High and Temperature Comparisons
Weather report notes yesterday's high of 37 below and last year at 23 below. It records yesterday's low of 37 below with last year’s low at 49 below, highlighting colder conditions.
Baltimore Salesman Killed In Omaha Elevator
Lous Fraden a 46 year old Baltimore salesman died in hospital after an elevator accident at a Omaha hotel last night Kirk Strom the elevator operator saw Fraden jump into the car as it started up his heels got caught in the door fracturing the heel and throwing him to the floor an autopsy was ordered by the Omaha coroner Fraden is survived by his widow and six children including a Baltimore doctor
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Omaha
Neb
Mar
Lous Fraden
Baltimore
Inte Jones
Fraden
Max Bloom
Barthmore
Kirk Strom
Bloom
Jackson Heard on Court Plan
Attorney General Robert H. Jackson told the Senate Judiciary Committee that a split Supreme Court risks leaving the nation governed by blind fate rather than human reason. He argued decisions on crucial constitutional issues may hinge on the death or illness of a single Justice as Roosevelt administration officials push reorganization proposals.
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Washington
Mar
Robert H. Jackson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
Jackson
Roosevelt
Cummings
Serv-U Save-U Banquet and Dance Planned
About 150 members and guests will attend the Serv-U Save-U Stores Association and Independent Retail Food Distributors banquet and dance at Hotel Frederick on April 1 at 7 PM. Henry F. Falk chairs the entertainment committee with Harry I. Hamilton James H. W. Harris RB Ward Stauffer and William Wagner on the committee. Alton C. Whitmore will be toastmaster, and Leonard G. Wachter serves as president.
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Serv-U Save-U Stores Association
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Henry F. Falk
Harry I. Hamilton
James H W. Harris
Ward Stauffer
William Wagner
Alton C. Whitmore
Cry Against Mud Roads Protest Reaches Maryland State House
A farmer and wife led a march of over one hundred from Frederick and Montgomery counties to Annapolis to press Governor Harry Nice for road repairs. Placed banners urged no oil tax diversion and mud road fixes. the governor and State Roads officials heard pleas for rebuilding the Poole’s Bridge to Gordon Strang estate road.
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Frederick County
Annapolis
Harry Wo Nice
Asuke
Nathan L. Smith
State Roads Commission
Ctate
Hampton Linthicum
Thurston
Mid Road
Poole’s Bridge
Gordon Strang
Smith
Montgomery County
Dickerson
Auomobiles
Charles L. White
Trailer Life Promotes Inexpensive Florida Trip
Gen Douglas and family just completed a three and a half week trailer journey to Florida. Lodging for four cost six dollars, with gas the major expense. The trailer camp comforts kept hotel costs low as they traveled from Frederick to Florida and back.
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Gen. A. Douglas
Douglas
Donald
College Place
Florida
Hood College
Lond
Welaka
St. John ‘River
Jacksonville
Mr. Douglas
North Carolina
Dougine
Clearwater
Washington
Frederick
Camp Haines
South Hill
Laurinburg
N. C
Savannah
Yulee
Charleston
Magnolia Gardens
Datrilas
Mer Douglas
Austin
Europe
Stocks Edge Through Turbulent Market Morning
In a volatile trading session on March 22 in Vath, overall stock values fell as commodity and metal prices drifted lower. Some gains appeared among select shares yet selling pressure persisted, with steel and copper groups showing notable declines.
Two men jailed after Brunsvale fire incident
James Wilson 54 and Harvey Wallson 24 received multiple sentences after a chicken yard blaze near Brunsvale. Wilson was jailed for weapons possession and interfering with firemen, while Wallson faces grand jury action on arson charges along with sentences for drunkenness and obstructing officers. Police Chief Chew led arrests as fires began near their Brickyard Lane home.
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Miumavaeh
Howe
Tony
William TE Campbell
James Wilson
Linest
Main
Harvey Wallson
Harvey Prev
House of Correction
Price
Joseph EB. Chew
Brunsvalel
M. P. Jannings
Wilson
James Wileson
Young Price
Charles W. Smith
Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy To Kill In Md Case
Rockville Maryland March news reports a guilty plea to conspiracy to kill involving Moelburn Read and Henry Hifer, theater owner. The grand jury returned several charges. Read and Stockton allegedly planned to hold up Wifer last October as funds were carried. Conviction carries up to 20 years. sentencing delayed by Judge Charles W Woodward.
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Rockville
Mar
Tfap
Moelburn Read
Four Corners
Leodads
Charles W. Woodward
Progress Report on British Fleet Construction
London March 1. Sir Samuel Hoare, First Lord of the Admiralty, told the House of Commons that by year end Britain will have under construction 143 warships. He outlined the scale of naval buildup and the pace of shipbuilding across yards.
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London
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Camimnans
Great Britain
City Receives Inch of Snow Amid Warm Winter Spell
Local reports describe an inch of fresh snow in the city while temperatures rose and plows resumed work after a period of idleness. Weather notes discuss drought conditions, groundhog forecasts, and varying winter patterns across the United States, with emphasis on moisture storage, snowfall depths, and regional temperature anomalies.
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Central
Great Plains
United States
Kinecs
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Frederick
He Giro Valley
Ane Athet
Cotas
Ohio Valley
Kinecer
Bharid Ve Hermida
Errinus
Olone
Ashief
Roosevelt third term denial stirs 19-10 cheers and doubts
A noisy debate surrounds Franklin D. Roosevelts potential third term with supporters urging a written pledge while critics argue Roosevelt would repeat the two term tradition. The article notes political figures, committees, and lobbyists shaping the dinner and campaign dynamics.
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If. D. R
New Appointed Arbora Cardi To Lead Hie White Hane
The article reports a newly appointed arbora cardi in Hie White Hane amid a flurry of anecdote and public reaction. President Syase grants tentative approval while Mare the S200 00 BOO Past shows concern about policy and staffing.
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Joop
Toustie
Danses
Death of Co Herbert Thomas in Texas shocks Frederick
News from Frederick reports the sudden death of Co Herbert Thomas, formerly of Frederick, in San Antonio Texas. He suffered a heart attack during the Christmas holidays but had been recovering and traveled for business in Dallas and Houston before moving to San Antonio about twenty years ago. Survived by widow Selma and siblings in Maryland Washington and Buckeystown, services held in San Antonio with details pending.
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Co Herbert Thomas
Dormerly
Frederick
San Antonio
Texas
Thomas
Ainess
Doustery
Dallas
Hlm
Adamstone
J. Fenton
Thomas J
Adeliude ‘Thomas
Adamstowee
Bryant and Stearton College
Baltimore
Trewan
First National Bank
Thomas Connery Company
Woas
Thomas and McDermott, Inc
Houston
Selma Thome
Fablawing
John Thomas
Washington, D.C
Harry Deck
Catherine G Thomas
Edgar TR. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
J. Fenton Thomas
Bernard W.thomas
Cog. Moore
Los Angeles
May Restore Budget To Original Figures
Annapolis reports say a bloc of eleven Republican senators and at least one Democrat plan to return the biennial budget to Governor Harry W. Nice’s figure. Democrats express disapproval of cuts to colleges and state institutions, with the University of Maryland reportedly spared. The outcome hinges on whether the bloc can muster a constitutional majority to override the Finance committee and restore the Governor’s proposed figure.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Finance Committee
University of Maryland
Derailed Car Causes Brunswick Yard Damage
A derailed freight car caused extensive damage in the Brunswick yard early Wednesday morning. Tracks and switches were torn up, four passenger coaches were sidewiped and damaged, and an engine detached from its train before coming to a stop opposite WE tower. Damaged coaches will be moved to Baltimore shops for repair.
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Medaka Rey
Heder Neemschmedoon Ndstebenet
Parking Meter Payments Rise in Cumberland Week totals
Cumberland reports parking meter payments for the week total 3332 98 dollars, up 30 from the prior week. Since meters began in the Cumberland business area five months ago about 7400 dollars has been collected.
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Cumberland
Barking Meyer
Perty
Cumberand
Violent Outbreaks Strain Strike Regions Across Cities
Reports from Alameda California Detroit and Lansing describe clashes at strike sites with stoning tear gas and water cannon. Nonunion workers faced picket lines as unions and CIO affiliates clash with Chrysler and other employers amid wage cut and layoff tensions. The Maryland AFL federation weighs CIO suspensions as union blocs clash in Allegany County Cumberland.
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Dtae
Cabo Trasporta
Vian
Lancader
Allan Campbell
Chrysler Motor
U, A
Cumberland Sticks
Cumberland
Allegany Trades Council
Maryland Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Maryland
American Federation of Labor
C. I
A. F. of
Wienus
Eye Witness Details Fitts Shooting In Los Angeles
Eyewitnesses tied three men in a car to the shooting of Duron Fitts as detectives pressed for clues. A caller said he saw flashes and a car speeding away after a scream, with deputies confirming the witness’s identity remains known to authorities.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Duron Fitts
Arthur Fitzgerald
Fitts
Pan American plans 7000 mile clipper service to New Zealand
New York March 11 AP Pan American Airways announced plans to send one of its 42 passenger clipper ships on a 7000 mile San Francisco to Auckland route within three days. A six man crew will operate the four motor vessel from the Golden Gate to New Zealand, preparing for a regular passenger and freight service.
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New York
Mar
Pan American Airways
San Francisco
New Zealand
Golden Gate
Auckland
Newland
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Gane
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Woodrese
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Vietors Committee
Agthue Mullen
Nebraska
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O Max Gardner
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Vermeer
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