Beer License Objections Heard At City Hearing
State liquor board heard objections to beer licenses from residents of Woolsboro and Emmitsburg. Cases involve Joan H Boller owner of a noisy beer establishment and Alonzo W Corum seeking truck-delivery distribution from a warehouse on East Fourteenth Street. Witnesses cited late hours and disturbances while Corum faced zoning questions and no moral grounds for objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Bratton
Baltimore
W. Clinton Sherry
L. Frankin
Woolsboro
Joan H. Boller
Boller
Alonzo W. Corun
Corum
Corun
Josephensteel
Emmitsburg
Isaac
Hcense
Boimerning
H. G. Dorcus
Harry Winebrene
Birs
Joey
cc Ruby Cutsha
Dillinger Band Chase Reported On Chicago Street
Police radio broadcast that John Dillinger and his outlaw gang were being chased by detectives on a Chicago South Side street this afternoon as the pursuit continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
South Side
Grand jury declines to indict Andrew Mellon in tax case
Pittsburgh, May 8. A federal grand jury hearing evidence in the Andrew W. Mellon tax case refused to indict the former Secretary of the Treasury. The government sought about 2 million dollars in back taxes for 1931, while Mellon claimed he had overpaid. The jury reported its findings to Judge R. M. Gibson at 10 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Melon
R. M. Gibson
Triple attack on Coblentz indictments in Maryland court
Emory Coblentz former president of the Central Truss Company and Maryland State Senator from Frederick county faced a hearing in Baltimore with his attorney mounting a triple challenge to indictments from Howard County alleging improper corporate representation. The defense strategy was set during the arraignment before Judge George A. Soler as the charges were reviewed and the corporate representative count discussed.
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Baltimore, Mary
Emory Coblentz
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Central Truss Company of Maryland
Frederick county
Howard ¢guiry
narge
Cables L. mndiciment
George A Soler
Pressure Eases Some as Stock Market Holds Steady in New York
A mixed market report from New York indicates only light moves in stocks and sentiment. Grains show mild easing while rubber and silver shift under profit taking and steadying signals appear in currency and money markets amid scattered operational news.
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New York
h Senate
May Day crowds honor Hood College festivities
Miss Gladys Podmore, daughter of Mr. J Al Podmore, was crowned May Queen at Hood College. Esther Brittain and Gladys Podmore named May Queen and court, with Mrs Rachel Ann McKinley elected May Day day court as the annual campus celebration set for May 2.
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Esther Brittain
W. W. Riversie
Trentob
Prince Hood
Prince ne
May
Brittain
Gladys Podmore
J Al Poomore
Rabin- Aadod Avenue
T Oho
Max Qiven
Hood College
The crORT
efome
M. Satinary
Rachel Ann McKinley
WB McK
cour
Fire exit tests in schools scheduled for coming week
A plan to test school fire exits is approved by Eugene Wall, superintendent of education, who sanctions the project. County association members from Lece camp are selected to oversee the effort. the goal is to learn how buildings can be emptied safely in emergencies.
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Eugene Wall
county association
lece camp
OEE
paratus
Elville Vote Report Mentions Gray and Frye
The fragment notes a vote in Elville involving G Robert Gray and Mrs. Honac Frye. Details on the ballot, position, or outcome are not provided in the readable text.
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ELVILLE
Robert Gray
Honac Frye
Music Week Programs for Tonight Observing National Music Week
A 24 piece program tonight in Winchester Hall at 8 o clock features the Charles S. Cas sel Studio of Voice with the Frederick Concert Orchestra and local performers. Selections include Marche Militaire and My April, with choruses and lyric quartets, plus Spanish Dance and Moonlight Starlight.
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Charles 4
Cassel studo
Frederick
Civen
Winchester Hall
Made
Moonlight Starlight
Ethel Crasford
Grey
Monda
reere
Jonna
Annual meeting outlines charity burden and year in review
Report details the heavy burden carried by the Federated Chada pub- Le Realh nurse group in Frederick during the past year. Officers were elected with care of aged and children of the community highlighted. Physicians provided free drugs and medical aid, while volunteers pushed outreach and stocking clubs donated materials. The text notes ongoing work by the Catered and American Legion groups and mentions college student participation. figures reflect transfers and cases handled, with continued efforts to support families through a challenging year.
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Chada apub- Le Realh
Frederick
famuies
March
Tae cai- ASOUTT
Williams
bose
Eillen Hood College
Taneytown Election Update Highlights Community Shifts
An election segment from Taneytown notes changes in local leadership as Mir Asma Gar Chance terms are discussed. The report mentions a move by Md Diutera from Taneytown and ongoing campaign activity affecting governance.
Two Way Silver Insull Placed Plan Outlined
Cent. basis in money. Its use by Roosevelt would be discretionary. Under $200,000 bond and jailed Insull placed plan outlined by the president bond and jail terms noted.
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ROOSEVELT
Roosevelt backs silver standard debate in White House
Washington May 8 AP The White House issued a statement after talks with Senators on two point silver policy including potential national silver backing and a 25 percent monetary reserve target. Senate and Treasury officials discussed using silver similarly to gold and possible discretionary presidential action. The session reflected broader Washington concerns over sugar, steel, and economic controls as adjournment looms.
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Washington
dent Roosevert
Senate
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Freshington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Johnson
ind
Montgomery Democrats Select County Ticket
Montgomery Democrats nominate a county slate for the upcoming election. The report notes reorganized party support, with alignment among local leaders. Also mentions Judge Joseph C. Hig and Allan Motter, the latter reported critically ill after three weeks at Frederick C. Hospital.
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MONTGOMERY
DEMOCRATS
Allan Motter
Frederick C. Hospicel
Kidnapping Case Draws National Manhunt to Cananea Mexico
AP reports a two day old manhunt continues for Bernabe baron and two abductors who seized six year old June Rebies near Cananea Sonora Mexico. Authorities refuse to disclose the exact house or shack location, but say the child remains in the captors' custody as Mexican and U.S. authorities press the search.
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Cananta
Sonora
Mexico
fund
Cananea
George Ash
Tom Newel
Arizona Fishway
Bernabe baron
Grain dust explosion kills man and burns ten
An explosion at a grain facility leaves one man dead and ten injured with burns. The blast is suspected to involve a hidden series of grain dust explosions and is under investigation by local authorities.
Reported hurt as seven not reached rescue
An unnamed incident reports one person hurt and another missing after an evening event. Rescue efforts for the seven were unsuccessful, with no recovery by nightfall. Authorities provided minimal details.
Weather forecast terse and unclear for today
The text presents an unclear weather bulletin with distorted figures. It mentions temperatures, sun and moon times, and precipitation but the values are garbled and not interpretable. No clear location or reliable data can be extracted from the fragment.
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