Clark's Fourth Trial At Rockville Opens Today
Rockville March 25 Trial of Berry E Clark former Montgomery county clerk for the fourth rate on 97 indictments opens in Howard County Circuit Court at Ellicott City. Clark faces a $426 discrepancy tied to money paid to him and other values. Three parts of Montgomery County Circuit Court at Rockville have had prior long trials. The case drew 3 million residents to petition for fairness and was moved to Ellicott City after State appeal. Clark is represented by Aber Mo Bouie JF Barnard Welch and Thomas L. Dawson with State's Attorney Prescott aided by James Clark. Judge Parke Forsythe and Moss preside. Detective Voil ten testified with evidence. A regular petit jury has been summoned with 121 witnesses listed.
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Dr Frontz Dead at 49 in Baltimore Hospital
Dr William A Frontz associate professor of clinical urology at Johns Hopkins Hospital died Friday night at his home from acute dilation of the heart. He was 49 and had taught in the department for more than 15 years. Born in Williamsport Pennsylvania he graduated from Princeton University 1906 and Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1911. He served in the Medical Corps of the British Expeditionary Forces during World War I.
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Stolen Car Abandoned Near Lincoln High School
A car reported stolen from East South Street in front of Russell Koontz was found abandoned Sunday morning near Lincoln High School. Police are investigating the theft and have contacted the owner after preliminary inquiries.
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Hyatts Town Dispensary Planned Near Hyatts Town
Rockville Maryland March 25 The Liquor Control Board plans a Hyatts town dispensary near Hyatts town to open within two weeks after Montgomery County commissioners pick a site. The small 20 by 30 foot frame building will be rented from William H Karslake and used for retail trade. John C Walker says construction starts Monday and occupancy comes within two weeks. Hearings on reassessment pleas for land tax are set to continue Thursdays this month as two owners appear. Two roads are ordered closed pending Civil Works Administration and State Roads Commission improvements.
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Sharp fighting erupts in provincial France amid political clashes
Report from Paris says rebel groups clash in Toulon injuring about fifty as royalists and militants fight near a meeting. Street battles erupt in Tours with gunfire and casualties as authorities move to curb violence and a peace march is planned amid rising extremism. A bottle reportedly thrown from a ship off the coast of Marseille is said to have caused a brief incident in the Philippines area.
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Westminster Bond Vote Sought for High School Building
Carroll county voters face a referendum on April 3 to bond 175000 for Westminster High School construction. If approved, contracts and building will be managed by a nonpartisan committee to keep politics from influencing the project.
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NYSE Specialists Invited to Observe Floor Proceedings
The New York Stock Exchange specialists committee invited the House commerce committee to watch their floor operations before the revised market control bill advances. They say specialists are vital for market equity and for the stability of banks and financial institutions nationwide while denying adverse effects on regular traders. A sewing school event closes with readings, Easter baskets, and student awards, noting a Loyal Temperance Legion branch forming with new members.
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Stage Star Injured in Miami Beach Auto Crash
Georges Metaxa a 34 year old New York stage star and his 19 year old wife Margan Peggy were badly injured and killed respectively when their car overturned on an ocean highway between Miami Beach and Hollywood Florida. The vehicle struck sand after several uncertain turns as the driver failed to negotiate a sharp curve.
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Threatened Auto Strikes Settled
Washington reports labor troughs in the auto industry ended after President Roosevelt secured peace proposals from manufacturers and labor leaders led by William Green. A final settlement was announced by Stephen Early with recovery administrator Hugh Johnson noting a virtual agreement. Alvan Macauley of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce praised the accord as aligning with core principles. Uncertainty had lingered in Detroit and Cleveland for about three weeks.
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Woodrow Wilson Twice Governor of New Jersey
The text notes Woodrow Wilson served as governor of New Jersey before his presidency. The other details mention a circular mechanism with a nine inch diameter and a vague reference to Mulskellunge fish.
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Lynchburg Fire Aftermath Prompts Review of Transient Quarters
After a fire that injured 14 transients in Lynchburg Virginia a committee of local firemen inspected four transient centers on Court Street Phodus Street East Patrick Street West ene Street They found buildings clean with minor wiring defects to be remedied and four hour night watchmen to patrol from 7 pm to 3 am to curb smoking At inspection 193 transients were housed in the four structures
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Burmier Petitions for Bankruptcy in District Court
Bessie L. Burmier of Route 1 Mr. Airy filed a petition in the United States District Court seeking a declaration of bankruptcy. The schedules list debts and assets totaling 6 044 marcs and 8 595 facilities.
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Michigan auto strike ends after tense truce
Announcement from the White House said a settlement was reached in the nationwide auto strike that threatened to halt production and affect about 250 000 workers. Local unions in Detroit Flint Pontiac and Lansing held anxious meetings awaiting word from Washington.
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Baker killed in Taneytown bakery accident
S ergeant C Bankard principal baker in Taneytown Md died when his hand was drawn into a dough mixing machine while preparing dough for Monday. Death was instant and ruled accidental by Coroner John Church Dr C Benner and police chief George E Horn investigated. Bankard worked alone at the machine though several helpers were present.
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Georgian golfer wins 1 stroke margin at Augusta event
Augusta Georgia March 23 reports a golfer defeated Craig Wood by one stroke to win the tournament. Smith posted rounds of 70 72 70 72 for 284 and 3150 prize money. Woot earned 800 dollars despite a hard start. Roy Baker and a helper worked the setup.
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