Two Convicted In Truck Parts Larceny Case
Judge Arthur D. Willard convicts James L. Schultz and Delmas Eli Rice of larceny for taking parts from a disabled truck found near Schultz’s home. Evidence showed radiator, aluminum oil pan and a carburetor were removed in a quarry area after dusk. Rice and Schultz claimed they were junk-hunting when a dog led them to the parts.
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Arthur D. Willard
James L. Schultz
Delmas Eli Rice
M. J. Grove Lime Company
tuck
Schulz
West South street
Rice
Hves
Isaac P. Stevens
lime company
Doll
Schultz
Grove
Stevens
William J. Grove
E companys
Ricci
Willard
Stanley HL Rice
William Howard
Wiliam Neidig
O. E. Palmer
Frank Bartsocs
land Courty
John W.Holter
G. Ross Summers
Sherman P. Bowers
Earl
Norman D. Boyer
Walkers- Wille
Stine
Cleverend Trout
Sunburen
Winfield Fogle
Bow
Franklin Whiten
Bennets
nim
Fall Brunswick car repairmen at work
After a prolonged layoff at the Brunswick yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers regain jobs. The car repair yard has reopened and employs many, with furloughed Brunswick men back at duty and about 30 more from Baltimore and Martinsburg added. An eastbound classification hump project has created work for roughly 20 additional hires.
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FALL BRUNSWICK
Brunswick
Baltimore
Ohio
Brumsick
rade qoad
eatiels
al Bruns
Balamore
Martinsburg
Weather Summary for March 1933 Report
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation near 1.36 inches with significant deficit to date. Temperatures yesterday high around 50 and low around 21 with values from a year ago 72 and 11 respectively. Sun and moon times noted indicate evening sunset at 4 17 and moonrise at 6 10 p.m.
Huge Auto Strike Impends in U S
Washington reports a major auto industry strike threat with General Motors refusing to recognize the ALF union. President Green of the Federation urges enforcement of NRA rules amid contractor compliance worries and labor board mediation.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
General Motors Corporation
simal
Wiliam Green
Wiliam S. Knudsen
Frederick High to Present Shakespeare Based Comedy in May
Frederick High School plans a spring play, a comedy titled Didam and Eva, staged by students from four classes under director Miss Mary J. Shuff. Cast selection to follow after read-throughs of Bolton and Aliddieton text. auditions scheduled soon in the school auditorium.
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didam
Eva
Frederick Eagh
Bolton
Aliddieton
bemg
Frederick High
svidr
Wiam Shakespear
Glass
Mary J. Shuff
Shakespeare
Ruth Dutrow
Charlotte Whitmore
Dorothy Beall
Jerry Young
Ruth Adams
s Krantz
bistros
Joseph Hoo
Paul Wiltida
Polluted Hunt ing Creek Investigation Debunked
Washington fisherman W R Gough complained of pollution in Hunting Creek, prompting a Maryland Conservation review. Game Warden Phobus found the site was a slaughter shop with a waste pit, but no deliberate pollution, and officials dismissed the accusations as exaggerated.
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Hunting creek
Maryland
Benjamin F. Phebus
State Conservation Commission
Baltimore
W. R. Gough
Washington, D. C
Frederick county
Austin Fraley
Catoctic Furnace
Phodus
Fraley
Prebus
Fred Bresselt
Tresselt
the Conservation Commission
Phebus
Gough
Gouch
R. H Riley
Health Department
H. ©. Hefeuver
Swepson Earle
A. M. Powell
Hatcheres
Lewistown
Phobus
Frederick
Inex Walton League
United States
Millard &. Tydings
Conservation Department
Suit over horse racing complicates betting dispute
Claude S Helle of Allegany sues Jolin Romer of Washington County for 1500 in damages over a wagering dispute involving two horses named Bess Martin and others. The case cites a Maryland racing season period and alleges mistreatment of horses and failure to render account.
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Claude S Helle
Arlegany
Jolin
Romer
Washingon
ean Cour
Washing county
aleges
Bess Martin
Maryland
Editor Sues Kentucky Legislators for 50000 Damages
Frankfort Kentucky March 15 AP newspaper editor Vance Armentrout sues members of the House lobby in vestigating committee for 50000 damages. He claims contempt after the panel jailed him for refusing to reveal who wrote a letter criticizing the Kentucky General Assembly to the Louisville Courier Journal. The suit follows a House vote of 65 to 21 against him and a 25 dollar award plus costs.
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Frankfort
Hegel
Vance Armentrout
House lobby
hem
Louisville Courier- Journal
Kentucky General Assembly
House
Armentrout
House committee
Early Parole of Dillinger Probed by Political Fight
Crown Point Indiana March 15 AP a parole granted to John Dillinger after he began his crime career led to a probe amid a political feud Republicans promise amazing facts Democrats call it dirty politics A special grand jury also investigates Dillinger’s escape from Crown Point jail and the parole order signed by Governor McNutt with alleged errors cited by Indiana Republicans.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
desperado
Miichigan City
Harry C. Fenton
state Republican committee
Fenton
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Dillinger
Mooreville
Mooresville
Freezing Night Returns as Groundhog Day Nears
Temperatures dipped below freezing overnight, with only six exceptions since January 28, signaling stubborn winter. Groundhog Day approaches Friday amid forecasts of possible snow, while a fatal accident near Rockville claims the life of 59 year old A Randall of Westmore.
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Ms. Groundhog
bresk
Growundhog
Frederick
Pregesick rourel
coute
Markandy
ems
Mackands
br al
Insull Flees Greece On Eve Of Execution
Athens reports former Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull fled Greece at midnight after government orders for his expulsion, with police detaining two maids and a man-servant for examination. Mrs Insull was taken to the police station amid rumors of her husband’s death in his apartment.
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INSULL
GREECE
Athens
Samus Insat
Chicago unites
fom athens
dar
John Mevaxax
Minixer
the
Interior
associated Press
Insult
Samuel Insull
Byrd Plane With 4 Men Wrecked Near Pole Expedition
A Byrd expedition monoplane carrying Lieutenant Commander Isaac Schlossbach and three passengers crashed at 1230 am during a trial flight to win a South Pole award. All aboard escaped serious injury. Other crew members included Jacobur A. Zuhn and Fred J. Dusma. The single engine craft nosed into the ground after takeoff from an exploratory flight.
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G&tle America
Mackay
Ruchal E Bynn
Isaac Schlossbach
U.S. N
Diane
Schlosssach
Acobur A. Zuhn
Mt. Pleasant
Fred J Dusma
Revers
South Pole
Beading System Under Scrutiny For Mall Contracts
W W Howes first assistant and postmaster medal testified before the Senate Post Office committee inspecting a proposed league revision of air wa u lawr. The hearing explored whether bidding for mall contracts could concentrate mail handling in a few firms, risking monopoly.
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W. W. Howes
Senate Post Office
air WAU
Roosevelt Plan Sparks Washington Debate Over Its Aim
Roosevelt long view plan puzzles observers in Washington as debate grows over its ultimate goal and path. Analysts cite aims from democracy restoration to wealth distribution, with critics split on central thread guiding administration policy and how far the president will push his program.
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Roosevelt
BYRON PRICE
Associated Press
Washington
leadiss
Roosevel
Tennessee valley
NRA
pian
tess
Pat
everroodh
Civic Club to Meet at Hood College
The Frederick Civic Club will meet Saturday March 24 at Hood College Y M C A facility. Guests include members of rural women’s groups and city delegates. A large Crab organization meeting is planned for 2 PM with reports and planned activities.
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Rural Club
Ari Club
Frederick
Joseon Mrz Prenis
Sapmncien FF
Market Trading Slips As Silver and Nonferrous Prices Fall
Prices sag in dull market trade with non ferrous metals weak and silver action limited. Officials signaling restraint and Washington developments keep speculative interest subdued.
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geeq
tme
Washington
Harvey Bailey Friend Captured in Oklahoma
Mannford Oklahoma March 15 Roy Wish, wanted for questions, and a mysterious figure named Orney, who failed, has been captured. Authorities report firearms and other items recovered as part of the operation connected to the case surrounding Harvey Bailey.
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HARVEY BAILEY
OKLAHOMA
Mannford
O&lo
Roy Wishi
Orney
Wtman
Tessiance
Tropical Storm Delays Mrs Roosevelt Flight
Turbulent weather delays Mrs Roosevelt and party for an hour as a plane arrives from San Juan Puerto Rico and returns to Miami after heavy rain and reduced visibility over Maui.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT
Sai
Pedra de
Maren éelar
Dominican AP
Roosevelt
San Juan
Puerto Rico
tech
Miami
Maui
Dominican Republic
Training for Army Flyers Emphasis and a $10 Million Air Service Fund
Washington reports President Roosevelt seeks $10 million to upgrade the army air service with orders for 24 hour emergency readiness. Major General Foulois directs enhanced training as the air corps resumes airmail operations and weighs new commission talks with Charles Lindbergh, while senators debate the fund as centralization of power and aviation progress echo through Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
army air service
War
Lindbergh
Dern
Myer
Senate Post Office committee
War Department
Senate
Dickinson
Congressional Record
army de corps
Foulois
army air corps
Conley denies quitting bid for Maryland governor
In Baltimore at a Democratic gathering Dr. Charles H. Conley of Frederick declares he will not drop out of the race for governor. He supports his bid, stating the party must stay united as county leaders and the Conley-for-Governor Club form with Daniel S. Sullivan as president and Eldridge Hood Young as secretary.
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Southern
Baltimore
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Daniel S. Sullivan
Eldridge Hood ‘Young
Dr. Conley
Wester Mary
Montgom
Property Sale Near Fair Grounds Highlighted
Miss Flory M. Biteshew of this city sold her East Patrick street property opposite the Fair Grounds to John Thomas of Adamstown. The 2 room brick house sits on a lot about half an acre with 169 feet frontage and 300 feet depth. Thomas plans to move there next fall. On Wednesday a well attended sale of personal property occurred at the site.
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Flory M. Biteshew
Patrick street
Fair Grounds
John Thomas
Adamstown
Thomas
Hishew
WWE
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