Negro Convicted on Charge of Assault in Circuit Court
Convicted of assault and battery by a Circuit Court jury after a February incident involving his wife. Daniel Luby, 42, testified of a separation and a second man in the home. Jury found him guilty of assault and battery, not assault with attempt to kill. Luby was remanded for sentencing.
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John
New Map
Daniel Luby
Luby
Uby
Alton Y. Bennett
Jel W. Kaetzel
C. Grant Miller
Jonas L. Burrier
Wubert U. Smith
Samuel M. Renner
David A. Adams
John F. Dausherty
John W. Snook
James T. Watsche
Oscar W. Jolter
Emerson PD. Burrier
Cgeorg
Renu 8lJarp
Elimination game set between Hagerstown and Westminster high
Fast action basketball to decide third round of elimination tournament at the State Armory in Frederick Wednesday night at 7 45 between Hagerstown and Westminster high schools. Neutral floor under P A L rules aims to crown state champion. Large crowd expected with both teams boasting seasonal wins and notable players. Charlie Brown of Carroll County listed as returning to a defensive role tomorrow night. Stokers surprise in Frederick bowling league as Pumps suffer narrow total-pin loss. Pete Williams leads with 467 across three games.
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State Armory
Hagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
P. A. L. Spangers
Frederick Gish School
Westasloster
Hagerstown Quint
Middle- Town
Aldridgemen
Bal Minster Quint
Carroll County
Westminster Iads
Maryland State
Silentees
Maryland State Normal School
Westminster Dribbiers
Normaalites
Carroll Countlans
Chariie Brown
Brown
Madden
Stokers
Risko mauls Sharkey in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden
In a rough 15 round heavyweight elimination bout at Madison Square Garden, Risko overwhelms Sharkey with aggressive, persistent mauling. Risko out-punched and outmatched Sharkey, who staggered early and chased limited offense as Risko controlled the pace and landed his sweeping left. The crowd of about 10,000 saw Risko claim the clear edge on AP scoring with nine rounds to six.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Johny Husko
Jack Sharkey
Cleveland
Sharkey
Risko
Boston
Johnny
Associated Press
Misko
Be an Sabreur at Tivoli and Worry Company at Opera House
Tivoli repeats Beery, Cooper and Brent in Bean Sabreur with romance in the Algerian desert. Short attractions include a Charlie Chase comedy. Onere House Mas Host presents Why Worry company for three nights at the Opera House with a tabloid musical comedy cast. The Far ic at the Marriott features Wilma Henky and Le Dresser. Gasket stops foundling noted in a separate housing repair tip segment.
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French Foreign Legion
Bean Sabreur
Nash Beery
Gary Cooperr
Evelyn Brent
Charlie Chase
Onere House
Whr Worty” Company
Opera House
Ce “Agsaesin
Diane Walters
Shayne
Walker Nichols
Gene Allen
Juvenile Lence
Hazel Cobb
Mic
Si Charlies Vertree
Jack i
Frederick High at Winter Carnival Shows Tiny 10 Point Effort
Frederick High School sent thirty five girls to the Girls Winter Carnival in Baltimore. The team earned 10 points and impressed about 6,600 contestants and thousands of spectators. Miss Hetty Hoyte led the orange and black squad. Nearly 7,000 contestants from across the state participated, with 1500 additional young stars in cheering. Frederick’s events ranged from ping pong to fencing, and each team member received a large silver medal.
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Frederick High School
Baltimore
Evening Sun
PlayFround Athletic League
Hetty Hoyte
Focal
Frederick Group
Frederick
Elizabeth Albauzh
Vida VanFoseen
Mildred Stup
Franc Zimmerman
Mar Fgaret King
Een Miller
Martha Baker
Catherine Stitely
Frederick Ellis
Oneida Derr
Fia Brown
Anne Arandel County
Stokers Triumph Over Punuaps In League Night
In last night's F.t. and S&S League action the Stokers defeated Punuaps. Tonight features Te 44 facing Sparaters, with Monday set for Convepers versus Stokers. Standings show current club records as reported. Also noted is a birthday social honoring Mr and Mrs Jen amid local community remarks.
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Jen
John
Woman's Club Meeting in Ssackeystown Highlights
The Ssackeystown Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. D. T. McKinney's home on Friday March 0 with Mrs. B. Nichols presiding. Reports covered civics education welfare and press roles while plans for the Winchester Federation meeting March 24 were noted and officers were elected.
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Ssackeystown Woman's Club
T. Mekic
A. W. Trector
Nicodemus
Hawthorne site chosen for naval ammunition storage
Washington reports Hawthorne Nevada selected as a storage point for high explosive naval ammunition. An appropriation of 6 1 2 cents to correct unsanitary conditions at depots is recommended to Congress for approval by a joint Army and Navy board. The Hawthorne site won over Secret Valley California due to terrain and meteorological suitability.
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Washington
Hawthorne
Nev
Congress
Army and Navy
Navy
Secret Valley
Cal
Chauffeur Admits Murders of Three in Silver Springs
Newton Gurus confessed to killing three members of the Juergens family who had kept him as a chauffeur for four years. The bodies were found at the Juergens residence in Silver Springs after reports of a long crime spree. Gurus said the murders began with Mrs Juergens and continued as other occupants were slain, then he took jewelry and fled with the car but was later captured. District Attorney Suitton planned a special term to adjudicate the case in San Angelo.
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Silver Springs
Sevas
Newton Gurus
J. B. Juergens
Berdpostiter
Myrat
Juergen
Hosa Sehirra
Trns
San
Ana
Frank Goff
Blue Ridge
York White Roses
N.Y. P
Goff
Hanover
Texas
Meeting of Warent Teachers Association at Ad amstown HS
The regular monthly meeting of the Warent Teachers Association at Adamstown High School opened Monday night in the auditorium. Dr J H Apple of Hood College spoke on What Is This Thing Education. A program included song, readings, an address, and Hood College motion pictures. The meeting was presided by Albert Ridenour. The program committee for next month includes Mrs Harry Fry Miss LThena Dutrow and Miss Genevieve Thomas.
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Warent Teachers’ Association
Adamstown
J. H. Apple
Oot College
Hood College
Evelyn Bader
Genevieve Thomas
Jorseph HH
Hoot College
Harry Fry
Lthena Dutrow
Tragedian and Landlady Parody Special Rent Terms
A comic dialogue depicts a tragedian and a landlady trading barbed terms about accommodations. The landlady asserts exclusive conditions, while the actor laments the need for decorum and propriety in the encounter, reflecting stage satire and social tension.
Local Blue Ridge League notes and player moves
Frederick clubs holdouts linger as Martinsburg fields missing players. Banquet on May 8 in Martinsburg aims to unify league scribes before opening. Veteran Goff signs with York in the N Y P L, Woodgie seeks Hanover tryout, and signing efforts by Neptune and Gillespie boost pitching depth. Ex league players appear in exhibition games with Giants Newark and Bears.
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Blue Ridge League
Martinsburg
Fieids
Tig Press
Blue Ridge
Giants
Newark
Chick Fulds
Wilse Martinsburg
Chicago
Han Harvey
Wilson
Hollywoon
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J. Blumenauer
Gearinger
A. Blumenauer
Willams
Harris A
Aisko
Theater News
Ev Aryand
Ruadsiph
Faric
Marriand
Wilma Henky
le Dresser
Jena
F.t. & S&s League
Punuaps
Te 44
Sparaters
Convepers
Fhe Roses
Ylsqaser Ty
Brow
Badger
WEA
Woman’s Club
Buckeystown
Nevada
Serre
Oxy Phann
Two Tech A
Pke& Onca
Enn
Aram
Schauffeur
Brunswick Schol
Vir- Wenner
Twentinzer
Leeadley
Turdum
Austin Young
Mary Dev Derot Lowe
Gladys Reaver
Katherine Johnson
Sovder
Leroy Lugenbeel
Woodrow
Hunkles
Dallas Watkins
Charles Sheets
Maxine Smyder
Violet
Cane Leon
William Pheir
Charles Watkins Riden Koentead
Noland Vevler
Edward le Wires
Mar Phebus
Sy Howe
Susserbe
Tragedian
Ladlady
Lucky Tiger
Bachers
Frank Starke
Perry Hale
Back Foreman
Ton Woodgie
Steve Woodgie
Mount St. Mary's College
Beaver
Readiers
Hanover Ralders
Woodgle
Joe Neptune
The
Hustlers
Loce
Joe Gilesple
Perryville
Gilisepia
Jim Keesey
Agricultura Park
Wise Investor
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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