Trial risks and verdicts close winter court session
A Montgomery county criminal term near Braddock ended with Charles F Potts found guilty on three forgery counts after brief deliberation. The Ross Baugher drunken driving appeal was upheld with a $100 fine and three months’ costs. State’s Attorney Bowers pursued further actions on other cases including a chauffeur’s license charge and a potential second call theft trial.
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Treat
Charles F Potu
Treatville
Ross Baugher
Braddock
Arthur D. Willard
Wiilard
Irs
Irs: Excused No Part of the Petit Jury
William H. Hoskinson
Montgomery County
Kenneth Lyddane
R. H Gelbert
Hoskinson
Sherman P. Bowers
Luther Baumgardner
Crty
Emmett R Bowlus
A. Ho Jones
Baumgardner
Potts
Melvin Gilbert
Woodsboro
Gilbert
James K. Powell
Alton Y. Bennett
Wulard
Powell
Bennett
Baugher
Justice Bowlus
A. G. Creek
Oscar Baugher
Helen Baugher
Roy Baugher
Oscar
Bal Jenger Creek
Roy
James Schulte
Lloyd Gilbert
Butterfly Lane
Roy Kinte
Mia
Corp
W. K. May
Bowers
Austin James
Earle F Keefer
Martin S. Beachley
Charles A. West
Elmer Hildebrand
William S. Shepley
Guy E Cattiste
Charles D Metz
John W Brewer
Roert L. Smith
Charles A. Gross
William D. L. Horne
David T. Gaver
Reginald S Weedon
Buckersstown
Unclear OCR Quiz Item on Kennedy and Stamp Values
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Joseph P Kennedy and John Adams. references to Czechoslovakia and stamps, with numbers like $75 000. Content is garbled and incomplete, no clear event or outcome.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
Washington
John Adams
Insurgents Press Drive Into Catalonia Frontier
Insurgents push from Hendaye toward Lerida as they vie with government forces for control of Catalonia. Across the Ebro and near Quinto, insurgent units skirt the mountains toward the key city Lerida, while another army positions at Huesca to strike from the north. London reports a two way arms race, with Italy and Germany aiding the insurgents and Soviet Russia plus France backing the government. French leaders urge withdrawal of arms amid talks with Britain.
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Hendaye
France
Mar
Catalonia
Spain
Ebro
Quinto
Lerida
Catalonian
Huesca
London
Italy
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Francisto Franco
Leon Blum
Neville Chamberlain
Vagrant Sentenced in Police Court
A man identifying as James W Vandergrieff was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Justice Emert R Bowlus in Police Court. The arrest by Officer George F Hoffman occurred Wednesday morning as the defendant could not provide a satisfactory home address.
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James W. Vandergrieff
House of Correction
Emmert R. Bowlus
George F. Hoffman
Chamberlain Asks Labor For Support In Rearmament
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain asked organized labor to back and speed rearmament while outlining a Europe influenced by dictators. Cabinet discussions on foreign policy continued as he met the General Council of the Trades Union Congress to gain support for possible concessions and sacrifices.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Europe
Chamberlain
France
Belgium
Czech Republic
J .Adolf Hitler
Germany
House of Commons
General Council of
The
Trades Union Congress
Labor
Removal of Dr Morgan Sparks TVA Fury Time
The inquiry into President Roosevelt power to remove Tennessee Valley Authority chairman Dr Arthur Morgan prompts Senate debate. Senators Bridges Norris and Barkley clash over investigation scope while Morgan consults an attorney and contemplates court action. He says the President lacked authority to oust him and says he will join any congressional probe if formed.
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Dent Firtaur
Pregevec
Smined
Democrat
Congress
Roosevel
Morgan
Robert Jackson
We; Auchoriy
TVA
Supreme Court
Ribunal
Morgan Bridges
Senate
Bridges
New Hampshire
Barkie
Vlycdied
Roosevelt
David Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgan
Arthur Morgan
Barkley
Norris
Nebraska
Chicago
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Edwin H Cassels
Cassels
Dr. Morgan
Bay Bridge Bill Heads to Senate Action
Maryland senators hailed House passage of a Chesapeake Bay Bridge bill as a major step toward construction. Senators Tydings and Radcliffe introduced a Senate version. The measure, sent by Rep Kennedy, would authorize the Maryland Roads Commission to bridge the bay from Baltimore area to the Eastern Shore with War Department approval and toll-financed costs.
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Washington
Mar
Maryland
House
Tydings
Radclife
Senate
Rep
Kennedy
Maryland Roads Commission
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
War Department
Passing of Title in Goods and Lumber Case
A Cranium Crackers item notes that title to identified goods passes when the pages indicate, absent contrary language. It states title passes at once unless specified otherwise. neither delivery nor payment are needed. In the lumber example, goods were deliverable and only payment and possession remained.
Frederick 3rd in U S bonds sale nationwide figures
Report on Savings Bonds sales through March 7 shows Chicago leading city totals at 25,577,200 while New York trails at 23,617,125. Maryland per capita high at Sandy Spring 315.23. total state sales 355,859,375 with 3,260,000 investors.
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Torough
Easton Ed
Silver Spring
Wie
Bs. Havertown
Cumberland
Maryland
Bridge
Taneytown
Sandy Spring
Chicago
New York
Spring Drive Against Forest Fires Opens in County
The annual spring drive against forest fires began with the opening of the towers at Salamander Rock and Hamburg. No fires were reported by last night, the Forestry Department said. Mild temperatures have kept woodlands dry, requiring careful prevention of further fires. Several brush fires were reported but none escalated to timber.
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Salamander Rock
Hamburg
Forestry4 Department of the
Fishing Creek
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Vera Fugger von
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David J. Lewis
America
Open Forum
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Winchester Hall
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
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