Frederick thefts tied to trio in capital case
A jury trial opens over a Frederick store theft ring involving Alvin Crawford John E Ebert and James R Byrant amid charges of larceny and receiving stolen goods. Other alleged thefts from HL Haller J C Penney Pacions stores are listed with values.
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Decem
Washington
Chewin Court
Alvin H. Crawford
John E. Ebert
Parsons Company
James R. Byrent
Bryant
John Brown
Crawford
Ebert
Brown
Tobie
Bryect
Tobin
Samuel A Lewis
Alton
Bennett
Manuel MEeinbert
Patrick B. Schnauffer
Pralte
B. Linn
pe Parsons
Washington street
Tob
Frederick
Frederi tence
Tobin parked it. Fast Third steel
Chenault
Clark
Brown , holding
ficers
Steiner
HL Haller, Inc
J. C. Penn cympany
Pacions
Arthur D. Willard
Howard T. Roddie
Oser
Millard F. Hiddiemoser
Bernie HL Brust
Aaroh J. Lambert
W. Pofinberger
G. A Ortison
E. Dem
Charles S. Hahp
zy O. Schroeder
Scanley J. Meadhes
Charles A. Opel
Jealous Lover Kills Sweetheart and Self in Massachusetts
A 25 year old man, Alah Mouten, killed his sweetheart Adela Svedalsay and then shot himself in West Brockfeld Massachusetts. He had boasted of jealousy and was sentenced last April to six months for previous assaults. Since his release, state police pursued him amid attempts to reclaim him from the law and the family.
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West Brocxfeld
Mass
alah Mouten
oymer
Weather Record Confusing OCR Note
Fragmented weather item dated March 3 1933 reports precipitation and temperature data. Mentions high and low temperatures from yesterday and a year ago, sun set time, and forecast for tomorrow with unclear figures. Contains garbled terms and unreadable figures.
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actus
Arrest in Montgomery County Trial Here
Suspect Harvey Rollins, 38, colored, was arrested Sunday night at his mother’s home in Tutkeyloot, Montgomery County, for biting an elderly man on the head with a cue. Sergeant Ror Bod mer and Officers Jernende Tatbet and Eévar Crum led the capture. Rollins surrendered after a brief standoff. the victim, a 76 year old man, was injured. Brown, a local resident, witnessed the incident.
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Sougin
cir pO Tee
Harvey Rolns
Tutkeyloot
meas Darnestown
Montgomery comtiz
Ror Bodmer
Montgomery county
Jernende Tatbet
Eévar Crum
Rollins
Hersor
Eghis
nessa
Wiliam Brown
Brown
wes Hox
One Drowns in Sailboat Tragedy at Lynchburg
In Lynchburg a sailboat accident on Timber Lake left John McGraw missing after the vessel capsized. Several passengers escaped the hull or clung to wreckage as others were rescued. the boat was recovered about noon with the body found in deep blue water.
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LYNCHBURG
Jom McGraw
Timber Lake
John McGraw
McGrew wes
McGras
Mysterious Injuries At Baltimore Hospital Ground
Baltimore police investigated a mysterious incident near a hospital grounds finding a nurse unconscious with a fractured limb and possible internal injuries. Responders found the nurse around 10 thirty, with no clear witnesses or suspect.
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Baltimore
Balmers county
Wes Simick
T.ng. Dolce
CWA Payroll Numbers Reported for Frederick County
The payroll for Frederick County last week totaled 425355 dollars, disbursed by Civil Works agent Aubrey Nicodemus. The week ended Thursday night with 107 men on the roll, 54 fewer than the previous week, as the county begins Friday with reduced staffing.
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CWA
Aubrey Nicodemus
Civil Works
Frederick
Heath speaks at monthly county ministers meeting
Dr Eugh A Heath of Boscom Mass general secretary of Predesck County Ministeria Assocca spoke on experiments in Christian friendliness in Massachusetts focusing on church work with immigrants. He urged churches to offer what they can give newcomers and noted success among Italians aided by a local layman, stressing interfaith social efforts and the need to engage new Americans beyond past church activities.
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Bay State
Eugh A. Heath
Boscom
Mass
Predesck County
Apc dent
Hood Colege
Massachusetts
Dr. Heath
Heath
eas
William C. Reisl
assenka
George B. Serer
Jefferson
Amos Joan Tra Ver
chaiman
associaton
Joseph D. Baker
Hemmer
Janes B. Ranck
Bernard GC. Morris
Breizn
Ass Atha
ML Schautz
Dor E. Panington
A. R. Snedezar
Amos
Katherine Travers
Charles E
Witam C. Reval
Mars
Clauce S
John eR
Graceham
J. TC
Stak
iafe
George
W. B
Besee
AL Va
W. Fisher
Waikerse
T.W. Lloyd
Walkers
Frank Ss
AEs Burment
Doubs
anc
H. L Coffman
Aury
Thomas Mc
The New Deal to Washington
A Washington piece notes Roosevelt exercises full White House direction over the executive branch. The telephone and private wires are key tools, with quick orders and memos guiding cabinet members. Local issues mix with national policy as citizens watch devaluation talks, salary cuts, and CWA demobilization while officials and reporters discuss appointments and courtly habits.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Papa Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
FL D
fordinste
District of Columbia
Cal Coolidge
Cal
sidis
U. S
CWA
D. C
File Perjury Charge in Albert Case At Heserstown
A perjury accusation arose in a case involving Albert KL Ween and the Gamage suit against Western Maryland Railway. Warrant magistrate Aytia testified on a January morning at Heserstown, detailing an incident on West Washington Street and a car accident.
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Albert KL. Case
L Ween
Earl Remsbars
Frederck
Maryland
atresiea
Frida Barkitstie
Rosa Renne
perid
Heserstown
Castile
West Washington street
Haserstown
Casuie
rarroed company
Castie
Lewistown
Burlittsville
Insull Rumored in Greek Gangster Plot for Ransom
Athens reports a rumor that Samuel Insull is aboard a Greek freighter at Piraeus with gangsters planning to kidnap and ransom him. Police say no messages confirm Insull’s location or fate since Sunday afternoon, despite sensational chatter in the port.
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Athens
Greece
cia
Sam Insul
Piraeus
Ameces
Justice
Cretan
Insull
Miazotis
eus arbor masters
Associated Press
epocs
quecas
Lawsuit Filed for 25000 After Truck Accident Near Deerfield
In Circuit Court of Marsland a damages suit for 25000 is filed by the widow and five children of Gloyd A Barkman against Ralph W Sbler and Paul C Fry, owners of the truck involved in a February 19 accident near Deerfield that killed Barkman. Plaintiffs allege negligence by the truck owners acting as employers. The other men, John Portner and Chester Smith, survived, while Bariswan (Boner) Barkman died.
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Circuit Court
state of Marsland
Gloyd A. Barkman
Deerfield
Ralph W. Sbler
Paul C. Fry
Barkman
Barkmen
Boner
Thurmont
Miller
Bariswan
John Portner
Chester Smith
Welker ES Susa
Herbert V. Quad
Railway heads renew demand for wage cut
Railway managers pressed for a 15 percent reduction in basic wages to take effect July 1. The move follows Roosevelt urging a continuation of the 10 percent cut, which had been in force since early 1935. The clash highlights ongoing wage-cut pressures amid industry and national policy debates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Celebrate 56th Wedding Annniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. AS Kitz celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary at their home on 32 Hast Third Street Sunday. Many relatives and friends called to congratulate them. The Kiniz are active members of Evangelist Lutheran church.
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AS Kitz
Third street
Mrs. Kiniz
the
Evangelist Lutheran rehurch
Auto Leaders Meet to Prevent Strike Tension
New York March 19 AP lead ing representatives of the motor industry met in executive session to form a plan of action against a looming strike. Directors of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce gathered as General Hugh S. Johnson waited nearby, ready to assist if needed. Henry Ford did not attend, choosing to operate independently.
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New York
indus
Henry Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hugh S. Johnson
SRA
Chambers
Abor Situation Sends Market Shivers Amid Trading Slump
March 19 report shows stocks sliding at open with dull turnover and early losses. Market watchers note mild recoveries later, amid talk of NRA measures and industrial sector speculation, with bonds steady and treasuries fluctuating.
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Nazzona
merce
Jaarseon
NRA
Slain Joann Batek Found Near Monroe Farm
The bullet riddled body of Joann Batek was found near Monroe Michigan after four shots were heard at a midnight farm. Police suspect igbor inqairy and the case involves a membership card for the Auto Workers Federal Union and union application blanks found on the victim.
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Joann Batek
igbor inqairy
agitaine auto
De wot
Baelees
Monroe
Mich
Auto Workers Federal Union
A. Foof L
Dillinger Case Attache 15 Held In Indiana
Crown Point Indiana March 19 AP Ernest Blunk Lake County deputy sheriff under suspension connected to John Dillinger escape was arrested on a statute carrying two to fifteen years for aiding an escape. He was taken from his home and questioned in Indianapolis before returning to Crown Point. Local officials say more charges may follow.
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Crown Point
Ind
Edward Barce
Ernest Blunk
East Chicago
Blunk
Lake County
Blunak
John Dillinger
Barce
Harvey Hire
Blank
Indianapolis
Dillager
Ernest Blark
sher
John
Lent Service Opens Series In Calvary Church Tonight
The first Union Lenten service will be held at Calvary Church at 7 30 pm with a sermon by Dr Oscar F Washington on the topic Pilgrims Of The Inner Way. The choir of the Church of the Brethren Hagerstown will sing Send Thou Lord and other hymns. Rev Dewitt Plouse will preside and Rev Millard G Wilson will assist.
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Calvary
Oscar F. Washington
Shueckr
Lord. C
Centennial Memorial United Brethren church
Millard G Wilson
Church of the Brethren
Army resumes air mail on shorter routes system
Army planes restart airmail flights on eight shorter routes from Newark to Boston Jacksonville and beyond. Planes took off on time under ideal conditions resuming service halted a week earlier. Routes include New York Chicago San Francisco Boston New York Atlanta Jacksonville Chicago Dallas Salt Lake City Seattle Portland Salt Lake City San Diego Cheyenne Denver.
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associated Press
Chicago
Cleveland
west coast
army
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Cheyenne
Denver
Army mall
Newark
trans-canti- Dental
Jeff Oakland
Cal
Wyo
Kansas City
Hood College Vespers Highlight Dr Heath Sermon
Dr Hugh A Heath spoke at Hood College Vespers praising religious faith as shelter from a dangerous world and stressing three types of people toward belief in God. He argued true value of life comes from belief and that God provides enduring companionship in life. The program was directed by Prof Henry T Wade.
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Hugh A. Heath
Hood College
Dr. Heath
Heath
God
aseen
Henry T. Wade
Married 50 Years Mr and Mrs Marshall Gramamine
Mr and Mrs Marshall Gramamine observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an at home gathering on East Tare Street. Relatives and friends congratulate them. many greeting cards and gifts arrive. The couple are longtime members of the Evangelical Reformed church and have been prominent in the community since joining twenty one years ago.
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Marshall Gramiine
Simdar
S&h
East Tare street
anc
Micrh
Therace
Mos
Leo Weeoey
Frederick
Hazestown
Wiliam
Gramame
John Marne
Merril Francisae
sné
Grambie owen
Grumiie
sam
areiaber
imere
Grunbme
tm Erangeca
Reformed church
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Wallace
FLFL
Tasada
County Welfare Board
Board of Commissioners
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Federated Chanties
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bildings
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DILLINGER CASE ATTACHE
Crown Point Jail
Brechen
Santar
DeMovar
prates
Meredith Youn
TNTON
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Clataugh
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