Walkersville Beer License Hearing Held
The State License Appeal Board opened hearings on nine Walkersville beer license applications, with Raymond L. Strine facing opposition and potential approval within days. Witnesses for and against Strine testified while evidence questioned voter registration validity and premises proximity to Walkersville High School, as the panel weighed bonafide restaurant operation requirements.
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Prederkirk
State License Appeal Board
themex
state board
Raymond L. Strine
Walkersville
W. Ciimson McShery
State
alltorneys
Prank Bratter
Baltimore
Prenklin L. Purnell
Ocean City
McSherry
Mr. McSherry
Jom B. Hiceman
North Bentz street
Rose Welch gets 18 months for manslaughter
Acnapolis May 10 AP Rose Welch 18-year-old Eastpom git converted manslaughter death of Bonard Stonesifer former Naval Academy watchman sentenced to 16 months in Maryland penitentiary Ford and Howard Grens connected to Welch as peny accessories each got one year in same institution Stonesifer's burned body found in streets of his West Annapolis home day after party the night before assault by Welch Givecs Ford and Miss Edith Branden urs Irens and Pord charged with arson but not yet tied on charge
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Acnapolis
Hoe Welch
Eastpom
Bonard Stonesifer
Naval Acadeway
Maryland
devine Ford
Howard Grens
Moss Welch
Stomesifer
West Annapolis
Wech
Givecs
Pord
Edith Brandenurs
Irens
rhea
U. S and Britain in tariff accord
London note from the U S government signals qualified approval of revised British tariff text. Norman H. Davis said the United States sees no obstacles to accepting the revised terms as World War adjustments move forward. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stated Britain will push for a general tariff reduction at the World Economic Conference. Mexican minister Alber J. Paii arrives in Washington to discuss economic aspects of U S Mexican relations.
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London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Mar
Ramsay MacDonald
questoner
House of Commons
Washington
Alber J. Paii
Piranez
Roosevelt
Legion 10 outlines Memorial Day ceremonies and graves registry
Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion plans Memorial Day observances at Trinity Church South with a cemetery graves registration project. An address will be given by a Legion committee and the post will decorate World War I and II graves at Frederick County cemeteries. The post also handles compensation claims for veterans and will accompany auxiliary to church services. A memorial march to Mount Olivet Cemetery is planned at 230 oclock. A committee chaired by Major Elmer Munshower oversees grave data recording for state HQ. About 2,000 Frederick County World War veterans, with 250 309 members in Frederick, Brunswick or Middletown, may be affected by pension adjustments.
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Francis Scout
The
American Legion
Dar
Charles S. Houck
Legion
Francis Scott Ker
Drumana Bogie Corps
Legion Auxiliasion Memorial
Dar wit
Bit. Olvet
az Army of the Republic
Francis M. Petroyt
Ivicg
Teanaema
Gur Anders
royal post
Predericy
tary
Brederick
County cemeteres
th Legion
Washlingian
hare
Elmer F. Munshower
Roger BR. Rice
G. Hunter Bowers
Francis Scote Key Post
Frederick county Legion
Congress
elaine
Prederick county
petween
Prederick
Brunswick
Middletown
Francis M. Perrott
chaims
Trinkty M. E church
Seath
Boys Athletic Dar
toca Legion post
Pas Grounds
Filipino experts held in North Adams murder case
Three Filipino men, believed to be the same suspect, are under arrest in Philadelphia connection with the murder of an old girl in North Adams Mass The victim was found April 29 outside North Adams stabbed three times strangled with a shoelace and a garter found near the scene Neighbors provided care for the child as investigators pursued the case
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Frederick
North Adams
Mass
acizn
ecrest
Nort Adams
a. Waan
She necehbor
Garber bocs
Eugene Black Named Reserve Board Governor
Washington announces Eugene Black named Reserve Board governor succeeding Eugene Meyer. Black becomes governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta and holds the post for a few months, with broad administration influence described as temporary.
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EUGENE BLACK
RESERVE BOARD
Washington
Merif IAP
Roosevelt jefer mami
Eugene Birk
Atlania
Federsal Resersz Boerd
Eugene Merer
Atlania Federel Reserve Bank
Black
Youth Killed by Truck in Silver Run Accident
Westminster May 10 AP Granite C Spangler 18 was killed today near Yer Rur when he slipped under a truck wheel while attempting to board. Edward Wolfe of Carroll County helped on the truck en route to New York. a jump led to Spangler being run over. Coroner ruled accidental death. Wolfe held for driving license and registration violations.
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Westminster
Spangler
Edward Wolfe
Black Carer
Carroll coum
New York
Wolfe
Syangter
George E. Benavi
Siste
J. C Hopkins
Wolfe held
Tornadoes Kill Dozens Across Kentucky Tennessee Border
A series of tornadoes along Kentucky and Tennessee last night left 39 dead and scores injured. Beaty Swamps near Livingston bore the heaviest toll with 26 known dead, while other towns including Tompkinsville Lebanon and Russell Springs reported multiple fatalities. Property damage reached about 100000 with homes and churches leveled along the affected areas.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Kentucky
Sentorky
Monroe country
Adair county
Russell country
Overton county
Wilson
Livingston
Tenn
Lebanon
Tompkinsville
Go- Tumbia
Bethesda
Ten-nessee
Beaty Stemp
Japanese Army Seizes Swan River After Ten Hours of Fighting
Tokyo reports Japanese forces now control the Swan River area after ten hours of combat. Dispatches say Yungpeng on the left bank of the Lwan river, about 33 miles south of the Great Wel, fell to Japanese troops. Another report claims a Japanese unit smashed a concentration across the Lwan near Sabscina, near a Grey Wall pass.
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Tokyo
wan River
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Lwan
Jaganes
Sabscina
Hssan
Grey Wall
Building Association Election At Fredericktown Savings
Powen Reid led the meeting held Saturday at Fredericktown Savings to select officers for the new year. Howard organwed Tuesday morning. Gerald Remsberg and Joseph Griz named as officers with James Cramer among electors. Henry Hahn elected honorary member. A new series, starting June 3, will begin.
Directors Join For Rural Women's Club Short Course
Frederick county directors gathered at the M C A led by Mrs Thomas P. Culler to appoint county chairmen, greet new board members, and announce a schedule of training schools and junior memberships. The annual Women’s Short Course will be June 29 to July 4 at the University of Maryland with delegates urged from clubs across the county.
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Predenck wen
Warmscire
Frederick Fair
Dani J. Thomas
Jug
Bridge
C. E Nichols
Bucketstown
George Catck
Mersyland Tract
John Hoffman
Crhana
civics
Maxine Browning
Kemptown
Jacob Shiwhater
New Market
William E Hindley
Helen Pearson
Pearson
Fettring
University of Maryland
Frederick county
Henry Sheff
Middletown
William D. Powell
Walkersville
nake
Merryland
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Adamstown
Merry
Weather report fragment from 1833 era day book
Fragmentary weather entry notes pressures and temperatures with dated references. Mentions excess precipitation, high and low temperatures, sun and moon events, and placeholders for future observations. Unclear details limit full reconstruction of location and date.
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Tatas
Noma Mar
Currency Comptroller Harriman Case Witness Testimony
Washington May 10 AP John W Poforme Comptroller of the Currency told a Senate investigating committee that reported irregularities in the Harriman National Bank were handled in the normal course. The exchange touched on defalcations in banks and public confidence, with Robinson pressing on the scope of defalcations among bank presidents.
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Washington
John W Poforme
Senate
kreler
Harriman i
Goumpary
Ernator Robunson
Sregularioas
reed
comptrollers office
Robinson
caimis
Pole
Robison
si Pole
Paraguay Declares War on Bolivia in Formal Move
Ascuncion May 10 Paraguay today formally declared war against Bolivia using authority recently granted in Congress. President Eusebio Ayala signed the declaration at 11 am. News of the action sparked demonstrations in the streets, the broadest since hostilities began last June with Russia and Paraguay in a border clash in the Gran Chaco region.
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Ascuncios
Paraguay
Bolvia
Eusebo Ayala
Congress
Young Peoples Union Banquet Marks Eightieth Year in Fredericksburg Area
Piedmont Young People's Union of the Methodist Episcopal church held its eighth anniversary banquet Tuesday night at Wayside Inn with 116 attendees. Rev John H Davidson of Potomac opened as toastmaster. Miss Katherine M Wells welcomed members. Rev Clarence Fossett and Rev Hedley Clews spoke on themes of growth and virtue. Music by Eula Mae King and others accompanied the program. participants came from Frederick Gaithersburg Olney Rockville Potomac Poolesville and Silver Spring.
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Piedmont Young Peoples Union
Methodist Episcopel church
South
Frederics
Montgomery counties
Sis city
Wayside Inn
John H. Davidson
Potomac
Montgomery county
Frank A Tyler
Grace church
Gaithersburg
Katherine M. Wells
Virginia Henry
Washington, D. C
Eula Mae King
Poolesville
Clyde Thomas
LaRue Thomas
Hood College
Mis King
Joyce Ekmer
Clarence Fossett
Bethesda
union
Hedley Clews
W. D. King
Henry
Messanetta Springs
Prederick
Galthersburg
Olney
Rockville
Lautonsville
Silver Spring
Helen Smith
W. W. Smith
Reppie
Ruby Jehn
Virginia Murphy
Priest Witness in Hoaxing Case
In Washington May 10 AP Rev Francis J Harney a Catholic priest testified in the District of Columbia Supreme Court about Gaston B Means telling him of a red lantern stranger who hinted at the number 1 and urged Means to lure to him 106 008 for returning the Lindbergh baby. Gol Charis A Lindbergh father testified in the Means Whitaker trial on conspiring to victimise Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean. The priest said he was drawn into negotiations by Means and that Mrs McLean wired over more than 100 000 to Means. Earlier Miss Elizabeth Poe described ending negotiations by informing McLean's attorneys of jewel pawn plans.
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Washington
Francis J. Harney
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gaston B Means
Means
Gol Charis
Lindbergh
chic
Norman T. Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Washington Post
Mclean
Elizabeth Poe
the
Post
Cassel Choral Club to Perform Public Concert Here
Cassel Choral Clubs of Hagerstown and Frederick will present a public concert tonight at 8:30 at Parkway School. The combined 75 voices under director C. M. Cassel will feature a varied program including choral works and solos, with Virginia Ford and Irene Harper Zimmerman among soloists. Admission is charged.
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cetork
Parkway School
Cassel
Hagersfowr
Prederick
Pro
Charles Mi Cassel
Hagerstown
Pemae
Chop
ierday
Spress
Virginia Ford une
mate
Mandalay
Obheato
C. Ray
Guarzét
Del Riego
Irene Harper Zimmerman
Madalyn Harper
codemus
Ruth
Chates M. Cassel
Miss Zelda Hartman Dead Baltimorr May 10
Miss Zelda Hartman died last night after a prolonged illness. Born in Chambersburg, Pa, she was long associated with the State Department of Health and served at the Washington Court Hospital in Hagerstown. Survived by her mother Mrs Eba Hartman of Chambersburg, two sisters Mrs George Shoemaker of Chambersburg and Mrs Charles Stauffer of Pittsburgh, and a brother AbCoy Hartman of Pittsburgh.
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Zelda Hartman
Baltimorr
Washneton Court Hospital
Hagerstoxsn
State Department of Health
Chambersburg
Eba Hartman
George Shoemaker
Charles Stauffer
Pitisburgh
abCoy Hartman
Hood College Spring Sports Day Schedule and Events
Hood College hosts a full day of events on Saturday May 28 featuring morning competitions in baseball track archery tennis volley table tennis and a 11 o clock demonstration. Afternoon play includes baseball and volleyball rounds plus a faculty game between George Washington Laboratory and Goucher. A cance recital and the Athletic Association banquet close the day with honorary varsity teams named and active membership announced.
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George Washington Laberty
Washington
Goucher
Baltimore
Hood
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Athletic Association
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General Conference of the United Brethren Church Opens in Akron
Akron Ohio March 10 AP opening meeting re elected Rev Paul R Koontz pastor Otterbein Memorial church Batimore secretary Opening season address delivered by Bishop A B Station formerly of Hagerstown Bringing fraternal greetings from Evangelical Church Dr Matthew T Mazer Harrisburg Pa proposed merger of his church with United Brethren and conference would consider the proposal
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Akron. O
General Conference of the
United Brethren church
Paul R. Koontz
Otterbein Memorial church
Batimore
A. B. Station
Hagerstown
Matthew T. Mazer
Harrisburg
the
United Brethren
$30,000 Cut in Salaries of High School Teachers
A state law imposes a $30,000 cut in salaries for high school teachers. The action affects district funding and teacher pay, with officials outlining budget adjustments and implications for staffing and programs.
Budget Discussed At Education Board Meeting
Frederick County Board of Education met at the Court House to discuss the 1932-34 budget and other matters. Lestie N. Cobients was reelected president and Robert L. Warfield vice president. Budget changes, salary reductions for high school teachers, and debts on the New Market school were reviewed. County commissioners plan a six month levy, affecting the school budget for the year.
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Frederick County
Harry ¥. George
Brunswick
Warfield
Board of Education
Richie
Eugene W. Pruitt
Ruth ‘Trout
Lucile Baumgardner
Minnie R. Molesworth
Prederick county
New Market
Central Trust Company
G. C. Weddle. Thurttent
Board of Exhuestion
counies
Ritchie
Mare
Count Taide
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Walkersville High School
Siime
Sirrine
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G. Castie
George dt
Ford Heyes
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James G.Conzer
Ralph B. Zimmerman
W. J. ‘Emsor
Andrew C. Morgan
Charles ‘Strine
Leo Weinberg
aiamey
sigmers
Roger R. Rice
Board of Election Supervisor
Workersville
Messrs
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Grimes
Easor
Alton
Bennett
atormey
Stime
Joh H Martz
Porco
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William B. Gross
Walkerstile High School
Sirine
John D. Nicodemuc
Walkerstille
Nicodemus
Walkersvile
ROSE WELCH
Stonesifer
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Siite
Edward Fink
Wester Marland
Stine
Punt
J. W. Fisher
Stitme
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L. G. Dinterman
Allie C. Reyser
George Ross, Jr
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White House
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