Compher Receives Year in House of Correction for DWI Case
Charles Compher, 33, of Washington and formerly Brunswick, was sentenced by Judge John J. Newman in Circuit Court to one year in the House of Correction and fined 200 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. The sentence followed an auto collision after he resisted arrest. Officer Allen McHenry was injured. The trial included prior convictions from a Justice of the Peace, and Acquittal on failing to report an accident. State's Attorney Storm led the case, with defense by Reno S. Harp.
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Charles 3. Compher
Washington
Brunsick
House
John 3. Newman
Compher
Alton ¥. Becatti
People’s Court
House of Correction
Ancus
South Market Street
Omicer McHenry
Frederick City Hospital
Gompher
Bennett
William M. Storm
Newman
Commier
McHears
Miriam Mariz
McHenry
Reno
Harp
Storm
Oficer McHenry
Traverserpot
Hireman
Imax
Oscar Beil
Eumer
Joe Foscett
Auto Dealers' Assn Observes Anniversary
An anniversary observance of the Auto Dealers' Association is noted with a list of members and attendees including Mr. and Mrs. IC, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N. Croghan, Jesse W. Marcy Cartie, Bernie Wis G est McGabs, J. H. Grove, and J. Bacon Hyatt.
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Auto Dealers’ Assn
A. Gres
C. M
Sfisehell
Mr. Nett
R. Mes
Chas
N. Stat Croghan
R. B. Jesse W. Marcy Cartie
Bernie Wis
Gest McGabs
J. H. Grove
J. Bacon
Ritchie Denies Sweezey Siory In Whittemore Escape Case
Bailimore March 20 AP Accusations and denials continued to fly in the Whittemore escape controversy. Rabbi Edward J Israel cited former warden Claude Sweezey charging Governor Ritchie ordered him not to pin responsibility on deputy warden Patrick J Brad. Janney, head of the Board of Welfare, denied similar claims and said no such conversation occurred when the governor and Janney visited the warden's office after Whittemore's escape.
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Bailimore
Richhard Reese Whittemore
Edward J. Israel
Claude B. Sweezey Ag
Ritchie
Patrick J. Brad
Jack Hart
Brady
Warren
Sweezey
Stuart S$. Janney
State Board of Welfare
Det
Janney
Whittemore
Young Peoples Conference Planned For May In Mindletown
The organization announces a shift from the annual count to a May 4 conference in Mindletown with expected large attendance. A valley event is slated for Braddock Heights on the last Sunday night in June. The council year moves to January 1.
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Mindletown
Braddock Heights
Wiliam C. Rezal
Francis B. Sappington
Eicard. Abbott
E. Castle
D. Nor
DeChant
Levittown
L. E. Willard
J. Fred Ma
Thousands Drowned as Danube Flood Ravages Bratvistava
The AP reports a Danube flood catastrophe in Bratvistava with thousands drowned on the right bank. Officials warn the disaster may intensify, as rescue crews struggle amid rising waters and widespread damage.
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Danube
Bratvistava
Public Pleased At Prospect Of Hoovers Visits
Public excitement grows over President Hoover with frequent tours and speeches anticipated. Reports note interest from national papers seeking details and images of the Catocin Furnace tract near the West Virginia border, while locals discuss the site’s exact location and connections to political publicity.
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Hoover
Presi
Rowting Si
Catoctin Furnace
Ome
Boston
Tas Sues
Richey
Catectin Furnace
Rieney
Tang Houzhe
White House
Barbara Fritchile
Washington
West Virginia
Potomac River
Potomac
County Local Option Bill Passes House in Narrow Vote
The House approved the local option bill by a 63 to 42 vote. The measure includes provisions on minors and regulation. Elizabeth Zimmerman, 29, appointed as Zoology Assistant, joins the department in a new role.
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House
Frederick Jocal
Senate
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Zaagporuni i Syns
Gangsters Batter Home Invasion Ends In Fatal Shooting
Reports say intruders battered into a residence and killed a man. Police arrested a suspect after questioning but released him. The victim had recently married and moved into the apartment while taking precautions against revenge.
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Dean
Saoane
Bie
Arasher
Burt Sacea
DeLivca
Aster Tle Tek
Bean Field Forces Airmail Plane to Forced Landing
A plowed bean field on the Groves farm south of Glenburnie forces an airmail plane to land after leaking valves during an emergency. Pilot Verne B. Treat is unhurt and takes mail to Washington by car. Fire crews and locals respond as the crew escapes without serious injury. Treat previously had a forced landing near Sykesville in May.
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Baltimore
Groves Farm
Glenburnie
Sina
Philadelphia
Washington
Verne B. Treat
Treat
Glenburnitcir
Mier
Gare
Marley Creek
Trent
Glenburns
Pliot
Maryland
Sykesville
Judge Peter lauds war on gamblers at Rockville opening
In the March term opening at Rockville Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Peter commended county police for vigorous dry law enforcement and keeping the county free of professional gamblers. He noted repeated public demand for strict liquor enforcement and praised officers for their efforts amid difficult investigations.
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Rockville
Robert B. Peter
Juege Peter
Allor
Asf i i
Columbia
Peter
Rebel Army Near American Boundary Lines
Rebel forces estimated at 25 000 concentrate at Jinunes while a 30 000 strong government army advances from Sayreon toward the north. Rebels march toward Marathin in Sinaloa as government accuses them of looting banks of millions of pesos to flee to the United States.
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Wes Lorder
Cai
Pavernin Mncmrt
Ras Escobar
Escobar
Catles
Dr Heyl Explains Einstein Theory At Hood College
Dr Paul Heyl of the U.S. Bureau of Standards spoke to Hood College Math Club on Einstein relativity. He described time and space as observer dependent and discussed implications for mechanics, optics, and planetary motion, noting light speed independence from observers.
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Paul 2. Heyl
U. Bureau of Standards
Soe Bigot D. G
Hood College
Hert
United States
Maxwell
Raj
Charles County Road Questions Debated Again
Ambiguities in Charles County road plans prompted renewed discussion among officials and residents. A council workshop explored design options, funding needs, and potential impacts on traffic and local businesses.
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Charles County Road
Easter Treat Plans By Frederick Auxiliary
The Frederick Auxiliary of the Prat els Scott Key Post American Legion plans an Easter event near Sabillasville for service men county patients and children at the Maryland State Sanatorium. Gifts of fruit eggs candy and scrapbooks will be distributed. Boxes for the drive are to be delivered to the M C A building Monday evening and volunteers with cars are needed for the Sabillasville trip. Graves and auxiliary gravesites will be decorated on Good Friday at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Frederick
M.C. A
Tocn
Te American Legion
Sabillasville
Gray
Son Crimbaugh
Claggett
BE. Ramsburg
Elmer FP. Muneshower
Roral Kemp
C S. Houck
YMC
Tien
Alt. i Olivet
IM. C.A
Marshal Foch Dies In Paris Aged 77 Years
The article honors Marshal Ferdinand Foch, famed Allied supreme commander, who died in Paris at 77. It highlights his leadership in World War I, multiple simultaneous battles, and guiding victory against Germany. It notes his decisive strategy, diplomatic role, and immortal status in military history.
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Paris
Banifon
Saeki
Isee
College Lountailias
John French
Coar
Fenland Fuoeh
France
Plare
Jeader
Marshal Joffre
Joffre
Marne
Feding
West
Bemerany
Alps
Germany
von Hindenburg
North Sea
Belfort
Lermie
Neil
Apple Blossom Time comedy at Frederick High School auditorium
Frederick High School presents Apple Blossom Time a sixth annual student production by the former radio club members. Miss Laura C Cochran directs rehearsals for a May eve setting with original staging and music. Cast features Bob Matthews Robert Yinger Charlie Lawrence and others. proceeds go to the science department and Rotary club.
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Frederick High School
Letke
Laura C. Cochrane
Firsh School
Bob Matthews
Robert Yinger
Charlie Lawrence
Ko Ketter
Clifford Gilbert
Spud McCrasky
Sunshine Alley
Harry Decker
Mickey Macquiaise
Melvin Lea
Cal Pickens
Michael Pue
Betty Ann Stewart
Helen Page
Wulliamson
Maney Prescott
Margaret Dutrow
Loretta Harris
Lois Town
Polly Biddle
Ada Betson
Malvina Kurtz
Ab Grey Spurrier
Mrs. Forest
Pauline Hankey
Annabel Sprig- Bins
Kathleen Kolb
Howard Taylor
James Doub
Paul Mobrey
Douglass Zimmer
George Zeigler
Herbert Eiker
Rotary
Byrd Rescues Three Members of Polar Party
Report from Mare 20 AP states Lang nN Balehen and Barola L ree, party members of the Bird de Rockefelier mission, have been found. Details from Lite America, 7k Titces and Sewto, note their plane crash and rescue operation by Shoman 2 axe on 3S evening gowns TG.
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Lang Nn
Balehen
Barola Lree
Bird de Rockefelier Mon
In Lite America
Titces
Sewto
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