Ambushis Guilty In Assault Case
Charles Ambush, a 7 year old resident near Miss Fannie Beck, was found guilty in Circuit Court of assault and battery after prosecutors dropped a related assault with intent to rob count. Beck testified detailing the beating, Ambush claimed amnesia and drunkenness, sentence withheld. The trial featured no jury and focused on the assault scene and Ambush’s past arson conviction.
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Adamstown
Charles Ambush
Fannie
Beck
Arthur Db. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Sherman P Bowers
Ambusa
Ambush
Teddy
Miss Beck
Leroy Timpson
George Goings
Metto
Alton
Bennet
James D. Baker
Frederick
E B. Shipley
Frank Fraley
Catoctin Furnace
Baker
Montgomery
Prince George's
District of Columbia
Bennett
Guy Stulz
Sunly
Stultz
Clyde Droneburg
Frederick Pruitt urges new Frederick High School feasibility
County School Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt told the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that Frederick may need a new high school building funded without federal aid. He noted reduced county debt, potential bond-financed construction, and the building could serve as a community center with an independent auditorium. He emphasized the value of technical education and youth programs amid high unemployment. The talk followed by A L Leary and Jesse W Kolb introduction.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Pruitt
PWA
Prustt
H. Lavier Michael
A. L. Leary
The
Frederick High School
Jesse W. Kolb
Supreme Court on verdicts and juror reasoning noted
The article cites Hoeft v State Iowa 1936 where the court says a verdict must rest on trial evidence. It notes jurors cannot rely on personal knowledge. A housewife travels 3,000 miles yearly.
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Supreme Court
Hoeft
State
Iowa
Northwestern
Roosevelt To Spend 10 Days In The South
The White House said President Roosevelt will leave Washington on March 22 for a 10 day trip to Warm Springs Georgia. He will visit the Warm Springs Foundation and spend noon March 23 at Geneva ville Georgia before delivering a formal address at Gainesville for the dedication of Roosevelt Square.
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Washington
Mar
White House
Roosevelt
Capital
Warm Springs
Warm Springs Foundation
Genesville
Gainesville
Roosevelt Square
CCC Enrollees Jailed for Disorderly Conduct
Clinton Kiisley and David Barnhart CCC enrollees were jailed in Police Court on a charge of disorderly conduct. Trial postponed until tonight due to absence of the chief prosecuting witness.
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CCC
Clinton Kiisley
David Barnhart
Burriss youths linked to store raid confession tale
Testimony tied Willis to events as Officer Swomley and county probation officer Mrs. Michael E Pue testified. Burriss brothers Nelson Raymond Brown and William Griffith, Libertytown residents, pleaded guilty to breaking into Robert H Diller's store and stealing cigarettes and candy worth about a sum. Deputy Shook led the probe. Griffith signed a confession implicating Brown, who had no prior record.
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Willis
Ofcer
Daniel Swomley
Michael E Pue
Burriss
Nelson Raymond Brown
William Griffth
Libertytown
Robert H Diller
Shook
Griffith
Whitney Indicted by New York Grand Jury
Richard Whitney, former NYSE president and Wall Street figure, was indicted for grand larceny in the first degree. The charge alleges he misappropriated 105000 to 110000 from a trust benefiting his wife and relatives, used estate funds to aid his brokerage, and left Bethlehem Steel stock in the trust.
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New York
Richard Whitney
Ove Times
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Thomas E. Dewey
John J. Bennett, Jr
Dewey
Whitney
Harvard
Charles H. Tuttle
Harvard University
St. Paul's School of Concord
Mary Sheldon Murphy
Bethlehem Steel Company
Hard Liquor Tax Rises Twenty-Five Cents A Gallon
Washington March 10 The House voted 160 to 34 to raise the hard liquor tax 25 cents a gallon. Rep Robertson of Virginia offered the amendment to set the levy at 2.25 a gallon. The measure moves toward a final vote tomorrow as the chamber tentatively adds six cents per pound on imported pork and three cents on pork products.
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Washington
House
Rep. Robertson
Virginia
Measure Proposes Strict Regulation of Business and Personal Activities
Premier Metaxas of Greece said he is not a candidate for any office. Under the new farm law he may set limits on certain crops. The location mentioned is Budapest. The item notes a measure proposing a strict regulation of business and personal activities.
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Metaxas
Greece
Budapest
Charles T. Johnson Laid To Rest In Maryland Churchyard
Charles T. Johnson of Gaithersburg survived by family. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 30 PM at Clarksburg MLE church with Rev. FP Chandler officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery. J B Beall Inc Damascus funeral directors. Louis Best earned 17 medals and the title ace of the French infantry for valor in World War I.
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Charles T. Johnson
Gaithersburg
Clarksburg
FP. Chandler
Djoining Church
Louis Best
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Storris and Filler Company
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Man
Stock Exchange
James W. Johnson
Monrovia
Isister
Montgomery CO
Striczen
James W Johon
Germastuan
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Johnson
J. Hickman Garney
Arthur
Jonn KR Lloyd
Carl van Poole
Asry
Emmett R. Bowlus
Bowls
St Wan
Germantown
Eliott Purdum
Charles L. Watkins
William E. Johnson
Purdum
Thomas Johnson
Glensburnie
Carl Johnson
Woodfield
Arthur Johnson
Vernon Mullinix
Orother
Eastern Isles
Satin Secrete
Marshall Field’s
Hendrickson
J. B. Beall, Inc
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Isles
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