County official Clark on trial over embezzlement charge
Elliot City trial opens as Clark former Montgomery County clerk and treasurer faces one of 90 counts alleging embezzlement of 426 dollars. Prosecution cites franchise tax sheriff fees building permits and insane treatment reimbursements from 1930 to his discharge. Jury selection concludes after nine jurors chosen. four lawyers defend Clark.
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Elliot
Pusk i Clark
Montgomery County
Howard County
Anomey Stedman Prescott
Clark
Ellicott City
Wiliam H. Por Sythe
James F. Clarke
Prescott
James Clark
Barnard F. Welsh
Thomas L. Dawson
Albert ML. Boult
Joseph S. Donovan
Zonta Club elects new officers and president
The Zonta Club elected Mrs. Michael EB. Pue executive secretary of Frederck county Maryland Children's and Society as president at the weekly meeting held Monday evening at Barbara Frichie Tea Room. Officers named include Miss Helen Smith as first vice president and Miss Mary D Cason as second vice president with Miss Ef ts as recording secretary and Mrs. Elzabeth Schroeder as treasurer.
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Frederck County
Maryland Children’s and Society
Zonta Club
Barbara Frichie Tea Room
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Marths Firan
Mary D Cason
Efts
Elzabeth Schroeder
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Wasiington
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Deéai
Collec West
Marina Firm
Bledsoe Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Glass Slaying
Westminster Md March 26 Hoya Bledsoe 29 was found guilty by a Carroll County jury of second degree murder in the February 11 slaying of Cecil Glass 35 near his Rocky Ridge farm. Bledsoe claimed self defense saying Glass attacked him with a tire iron. The verdict followed an hour and forty minutes of deliberation with eighteen witnesses.
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Hoya Bledsoe
Cecil Glass
Rocky Ridge
Bledsoe
Glass
Eghteen
Wesley Glass
Gol Bledsoe
Resani
Sheruf
Trusteeship Petition Aims to Elevate Cemetery Trust
A petition filed in equity on Monday seeks court intervention to assume jurisdiction and appoint a new trustee for Johnsville Cemetery Association. The case cites a 1925 agreement between T. E. Benton Hartsack and Central Trust Company, with $500 deposited for investment for the cemetery treasurer. A later agreement added another $500, and a 1930 trust with $5100 total seeks Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as trustee.
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Johnsville Cemetery Association
Central Trust Company
John J. Ghingher
Cemetery Company
Apemia
Farmer and Mechancs Naional Bank
Feen
Charles W. Kregio
National Bank
Questions on New York teachers sanity provoke debate
A disputed report claims over 1,500 New York public school teachers are unbalanced and pose a threat to pupils. Dr. Emi Airman disputes the figures, saying they do not reflect actual cases and result from a flawed survey.
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TFS
Emi Aiman
Gace
Airman
Tus
SBS
Carton SF Ad Secey Drives Spring Fund Push
The children's agency of Carton SF will sponsor a drive from April 8 to 3 to raise funds. Plans followed the annual test of Miss Bentle, director, who noted rising unemployment and the need to help families. The effort seeks support to purchase transportation and other essentials.
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Ad Secey
Carton SF
Rowas
Bentle
Quiet follows CCC camp riot at Gettysburg field site
Gettysburg Pennsylvania March 26 Quiet returned to CCC Camp MEP 2 on the Gettysburg battlefield after a riot earlier today as about 60 men faced discharge. Leaders and guards subdued rioters within hours while two men James Stewart Camden New Jersey and Busby Philadelphia were found guilty of inciting riot and destroying government property. They were dishonorably discharged and sent home with pay due about 26 dollars.
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Pitcher sets NL record with 46 straight scoreless innings
INS Hubbell extends the National League consecutive scoreless streak to 46 innings, surpassing the 23 year mark after previously recording 44. The note mentions Lincoln Nebraska as a capital context. Omar Khayyam excerpt cited.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Omar Khayyam
Barrack Camp Disturbance Reported at 1230 AM
Capt Walk, who conducted a personal inquiry, said two camp members entered the barrack house at 1230 am and chased each other with knives. Lieu James MacDonne stated the disturbance was brief. The district officer noted two negroes were discharged and sent home by tram with no further investigation.
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Lieu. James MacDonne
Walk
Ritchie to Speak at Westminster Kiwanis on Maryland's 300th
Westminster Md March 26 Governor Albert C. Ritchie will address a Kiwanis meeting at 7 p m in the firemen's building for the Maryland 300th anniversary. He will discuss early Maryland history with invitations extended to Kiwanis clubs in several cities including Washington Baltimore Havre de Grace Hagerstown Annapolis Towson Frederick Wilmington Hanover. A supper will be served by Carroll Unit 31 American Legion Auxiliary.
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Gor_ Albert C. Ritchie
Westminster Kiwanis Club
Maryland
Marland
Kowants Clibs
Washington
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Towson
Frederick
Wilmington
Del
Hanover
Carroll Uni
No. 31
American Legion Auxiliary
Wrist Broken Ex Fall In Labery Town Neighborhood
W M Stewart of Labery town twisted on an icy sidewalk Friday night while leaving Mrs Daisy Sneadner's home. Her left wrist was broken in the fall. A cat burns more gas per mile in cold weather than in warm.
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W. B. Stewart
Laberytown
J . Daisy Sneadner
Trade Agreement Talks Urged By Japan Official
Tokyo March 26 Saburo Kurusu chief of the commerce department urged negotiations to expand trade between the United States and Japan. He pressed for exchange of American cotton into Japan and American goods into the United States, signaling a push toward broader economic ties.
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United States
Japan
Saburo Kurusu
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