Jury Quick 10 Reach Verdict In Check Case
A Brunswick man apologized to Judge Willard for earlier remarks before a bad check charge trial. The jury found Paul Gordon guilty of uttering a bad check and obtaining goods by false pretense, while Walter Minnick pleaded guilty to forging the check. A second jury heard malicious destruction allegations against Walter Warfeld, with witness testimonies about property damage valued at 38.20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Paul Gordon
Brunswick
Gordon
Arthur D. Willard
Willard
Sherman P. Bowers
Walter H Minnick
Minnick
Washington
Roy M. Hilmer
Denver J. Shook
Millard I. Cooley
Frank J. Campbell
Walter Warfeld
Ladiesburg
Charles H. Dixon
Warfeld
Warfield
William M. Storm
Dixon
Charles Whitmore
Guy Anders
Lester
Elwood Gross
War Scare Triggers Falls in New York Stocks
A revival of European war pessimism hit the stock market, with leading industrials dropping up to four points before buyers steadied. The market opened mixed and deteriorated as sizable offerings appeared, causing ticker tape to lag four minutes. The pound sterling slipped half a cent to $4.9575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Values From the City Station
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.37 inch ending 7 am today. March to date total 2.20 inches, normal 3.32 inches. March 1937 precipitation 1.33 inches. Deficiency in 1938 precipitation up to March 1 is 2.16 inches. Yesterday high 54, prior year 45. Lows last night 39, prior year 32. Sun sets 6.19 pm, rises 6.11 am. Moon rises 10.13 pm, sets 7.02 am.
Five Memorial Windows Dedicated at Feagaville Church
Five stained antique glass memorial windows will be dedicated at St Luke's Lutheran Church Feagaville on Sunday afternoon. Rev George H Sevler will officiate. Windows honor Mrs Lloyd C Culler Anna R Culler Samuel Boyer Trundle Mrs Mary Ellen Culler and Mr and Mrs Charles Edward Feaga. Each window features a life of Christ medallion and church symbol medallions. More windows may follow.
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St Luke's Lutheran Church
Feagaville
George H Sevler
Lloyd C. Culler
Mayor Culler
Anna R. Culler
Samuel Boyer Trundle
Catherine 31
Trundle
Mary Ellen Culler
Clyde H. Culler
Roland K. Culler
Charles Edward Feaga
Bessie M. Poole
Harry M. Feaga
Walter P. Feaga
Christ
1938 AMA plan explained at county agents meeting
An all day session in Frederick discussed the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program with Extension Service officials from College Park detailing changes. Frederick county officials indicated little change from the prior year. Around 1,200 checks from 1937 were distributed in Frederick district with 100 to 125 paid Thursday at Winchester Hall and remaining checks expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Frederick County
Extension Service
College Park
Paul E. Nystrom
Maryland
Eben Jenkins
W. H. Evans
Hershbergers Tea Room
L. C. Burns
Carroll County
W. G. Myers
Howard Country
O. W. Anderson
Montgomery County
M. D. Moore
Washington County
Henry R. Shoemaker
This County
Mildred Foubie
Charlotte Schiurff
Carrell County
Betty Moore
Howard County
Dorothy Brosius
Buddy Moore
Edith Winpigler
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Henry RH. Shoemaker
Miss Emily R. Anderson Elected Coop Government President
Miss Emily R. Anderson a Hood College junior daughter of Mr and Miss C Allen Anderson 364 Lewis Street Havre de Grace was elected president of the Cooperative Government Association of the College This year she served as business manager of Touchstone the yearbook and was on the Blue and Grey reporters staff for two years active on committees and a member of the Science club last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily R. Anderson
Hood College
Whitney Expulsion Order Read At NYSE Trading Start
Richard Whitey bankrupt broker awaiting sentence on two grand larceny charges pleaded guilty was expelled from the New York Stock Exchange today. The expulsion order voted by the governing committee was read at market opening. Whitey’s two senior partners were suspended for three years though cleared of wilful wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Whitey
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Caspe Battle Tears 2,000 Soldiers in Franco Advance
AP dispatches from the Spanish frontier report 2,000 soldiers, mostly foreign volunteers, killed in the capture of Caspe as Franco forces push toward the Mediterranean and a bisecting advance from Caspe toward the coast near Llansa. A British-flag freighter was torpedoed off Llansa, ran aground, and burned, with crew escaping ashore at 1 a.m. The ship’s wreckage burned through the day as events unfolded.
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Cerbere
France
Llansa
Hendaye
Caspe
Franco
Mediterranean
Spain
Strength For The Day Feature Debuts At The News
The News introduces a daily feature Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglass pastor of Germantown Philadelphia Presbyterian Church. A noted writer and businessman born in McCreesport Pa in 1888 he graduated from Princeton in 1913. He has contributed to religious publications and co authored Snowden’s Sunday School Lessons used by about 10 000 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Douglass
Germantown
Philadelphia Presbyterian Church
America
Mcreesport
Mercersburg Academy
Princeton University
Snowden
Will Be Removed To Brunswick Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. William Schnauffer, injured in a two vehicle crash near Feagaville on Thursday, were planned for transfer to Schnauffer Hospital in Brunswick today. Both are reported better. Dr. Schnauffer has a broken knee and facial injuries, Mrs. Schnauffer a neck cut and other lacerations. Passenger Harry D. Baumgardner, 3rd, remains at Frederick City Hospital with a deep chin cut and a loss of eight teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schnauffer
Feagaville
Schnauffer
Brunswick
Brunswick Hospital
Harry D. Baumgardner
West Fifth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Deadline For Filing Announced As Aug 12
Baltimore March 18 AP The Board of Supervisors of Elections warned state candidates that the deadline for entering or withdrawing from the primaries is August 12. Other candidates for city, legislative, or congressional offices may file up to August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Negro Pleads Guilty To Taxi Driver Murder
Baltimore March 18 AP report states a Black man pleaded guilty to murdering James Harold Devine a Hanover Pennsylvania taxi driver. Sentencing not yet handed down.
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Baltimore
James Harold Devine
Hanover
Philip J.dunlap
Devine
Pennsylvania 44 Hour Work Week Law Voided
Dauphin county court declared Pennsylvania s 44 hour work week law unconstitutional illegal and void enjoining state enforcement of the 1937 act Judge W C Sheely said the decree speeds an appeal to the state Supreme Court which convenes in Pittsburgh Monday A similar law affecting 800000 women in Merkers remains in effect without challenge An industry challenge claimed the law handicapped firms in competition with others in different states.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
W. C. Sheely
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
McNutt to tour world amid 1940 presidency talk
Washington dispatch notes High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt plans a global tour ending in London after leaving the Philippines in July, with reports that Roosevelt asked for the trip. observers speculate the aim is to keep him in the limelight while others maneuver to block or support his presidential prospects.
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Rodney Dutcher Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Manila
McNutt
Pacific Islands
Orient
Suez Canal
Europe
United States
London
Roosevelt
Indiana
White House
Postmaster General National
Jim Farley
Indiana University
Sam Jackson
van Nuys
Washington
John L. Lewis
Democratic
White Way Cable Burned Through Signals Electric Trouble
A Frederick city report details that White Way cable was burned through in two blocks and grounded wires found at several locations as authorities inspect electrical troubles. Lineman Harmon Staley and L E Williar lead repairs after extensive rain while Radio issues prompt petitions to state and federal agencies. Nearly 306 signers back efforts to probe the radio situation, with Thurmond recording 23 test visits across multiple streets as officials seek expert input.
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Cable City
Harmon Staley
L. E. Williar
Price Brothers
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Staley
Mr. Wilbiar
Privat
Culler
Maxwell
Smith
Martin Thurmond
Potomac Edison
Thurmond
Robert L. Shipley
Public Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Shipley
City of Hamburg Runs Aground In Chesapeake
Baltimore March 18 The Baltimore Mail Liner City of Hamburg ran aground in heavy fog off Gibson Island near Baltimore harbor. Officials said there was no danger to the 26 passengers bound for Europe as two tugs worked to pull the ship into deeper water.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Mail
City of
Hamburg
Gibson Island
Europe
Crum Enters Sheriff Race in North Carolina County
John E Crum of Woredsboro announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. Crum served as deputy sheriff from December 1934 to April 1937 and is a well known farmer and dairy man.
Fascist Plot Thwarted in Rio De Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro police say a planned nationwide fascist revolt was crushed. Three thousand daggers with swastikas were seized from Plinio Salgada's home. he fled and is branded a fugitive. Embassies denied asylum rumors as revolts planned for March 11 to seize police, power plants, and streets with bombs.
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Rio de Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Plinio Salgada
Integralist
Salgada
Maryland Boards Near Court Fight Over Money
The Board of Public Works and the Maryland Classified Employees Association moved toward a court battle over a $178000 fund used to restore state employee salary cuts. A $6000 share was granted to the University of Maryland, allegedly not fully used for restorations. The Classified Marylander claims the board misappropriated $30906 by not allocating it to the roads commission and the game department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Board of Public Works
Maryland Classified Employes Association
University of Maryland
Thomas J. Grogan
Marylander
Roads Commission
Game Department
Four Masked Men Rob Germantown Trust Co Branch
Four masked men held up the East Germantown branch of the Germantown Trust Co today and escaped with three bags of money after firing four shots. The amount taken could not be determined immediately. No one was injured.
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Philadelphia
East Germantown
Germantown Trust Company
State Income Tax Receipts Rise to $331,285 in Maryland
Annapolis Maryland AP reports receipts from the state's one half of one percent income tax rose to $331,285 53 as employees of the income tax division began tabulating the bulk of returns received before the Tuesday night deadline.
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Annapolis
Boanch
Income Tax Division
War-Torn Europe Faces New Baltic Clash Push
Allies and Axis powers tighten pressure over Memel and the Lithuanian frontier as Germany threatens to march into Memel if Poland moves into Lithuania. France and Soviet Russia seek to restrain the dispute while Britain, Panama Balkans focus on preventing a wider clash as Francoist Spain endures brutal air attacks.
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Associated Press
Europe
Berlin
Poland
Lithuania
Memel
East Prussia
Hitler
France
Soviet
Russia
Vilna
Chamberlain
Baltic Sea
Vatican
Spain
Barcelona
Francisco Franto
Mediterranean
Valencia
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Austria
China
Lincheng
Lini
Shantung Province
Yellow River
Lunghai
Tungkwan
Parole Granted by Governor Nice to Three County Men
Annapolis March 18 AP Governor Harry W Nice paroled three men from the Maryland House of Correction. Samuel Luber received nine months for carrying concealed weapons. Blondell E Redmond was sentenced to two and a half years for larceny with his term to expire in May 1939.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Maryland House of Correction
Samuel Luber
Frederick County
Blondell E. Redmond
Montgomery County
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Gery
N. Y
Co-Op
Span
Ish
Mediter
Ranean
Germany
Aatiour
Buuidern
Congress
Ase
WPA
Mr. Shipley
Chesapeake
Rio
Branch
Germantown Trust Co
Warsaw
Britain
Baltic
Countian
Nice
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