May Court Term Opens With 107 Docketed Cases At Circuit Court
The May term of Circuit Court opens Monday at 10 am with 107 cases on the docket and a memorial service for Edgar H. McBride scheduled after the day’s calls. Naturalization hearings include James Shanahan and Thomas Norris. Several large damage suits are listed, including Barkman et al v. Aster and Fry seeking 25000.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Edgar H. McBride
the
bet
McBride
James Shanahan
Mount St. Mary’s College
Thomas Joseph Norris
Emmitsburg
Ireland
Washington
Montgomery
Allegany and Garrell court
Alice R. Barkman
Lioyd A. Barkman
Deerfield
Ralph W. Aster
Paul c. Fry
Norris
Doc RB
Zepp
Taneytown
Potomac Edson Company
Gnion Bridge Electric Manufacturing Company
Pansie L
Walter NRea
Carrol
Dr. Jewszouareg
John Woodward
Roosevelt Signs New 417 Million Tax Bill
President Roosevelt signed a 417 million dollar tax measure to raise revenue by closing loopholes and introducing new taxes. He signed in the presence of congressional leaders and Treasury and Internal Revenue officials.
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ROOSEVELT
Washington
P. dent
Lutherans to Attend Brotherhood Banquet in Maryland
Frederick city and counties Lutherans plan to attend the Sutheran Brotherhood banquet at Salem Lutheran Church in Catonsville on Monday May 21. The event marks the 14th annual convention with sessions at 2 PM and 8 PM. President Virgil W. Doub will preside and Rev. Dr. John Bowers pastors the church.
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Frederick city
Sutheran Brotherhood
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Middletown
Brotherhood
John ©. Bowers
Ar- BP
Biacs
America
Bieck
Gree
AliotimMEH
isenkier
Konnaroc
isenhour
T. L. C. SrotheraS
WLC
W. O. Washington
pres
pres.Washington, a. G. Snyder
Baltimore
execue
S. C. Stoner
Westminster
Merlyn C. Fuss
Tanertown
School Holiday Marked by Ascension Day Picnic
Pupils of St. John’s school enjoyed a holiday today as Ascension Day was observed. Primary children went on a picnic in the vicinity of Yellow Springs, with Braddock Heights mentioned among the excursion sites.
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t. John's school
Braddock Heghis
yeni en
California Old Man Kidnapped From His Home
William F. Gettle, 47, a wealthy Beverly Hills resident, was abducted from his Arcadia foothill estate during a midnight party by two masked men. James Wolfe, a furniture dealer, was restrained and gagged as Gettle and Wolfe were taken from the summer house to a tree and driven away.
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Clendenin J. Ryan
J. Abelow
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Marie-Anne von Wurmebrand-Stuppeen
Austria
Ryan
New York
La Guardia
Los Angeles
Wiliam F. Get
Arcada
James Wolfe
Gettie
MO. and Mrs. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Wolfe
Crout to Get Life in Sherley Case
Cumberland Md May 10 The Allegany County Circuit Court returned a verdict recommending mercy in the case of Owen D landlord. Claude F. Hagerstown operator was found manically involved. judge imposed life imprisonment in the Sherley case.
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KROUT
SHERLEY
Cumberlanad
Claude FH
Bevun Hagerstown
Owen D.landlord
Allegany comunty circuit court
nkesh
Suene SGui
Thomas C. Hays 72 Dies in Emmitsburg
Thomas C. Hays, a respected Emmitsburg citizen and Republican activist, dies at age 72. He leaves a large family including James T. Samuel, John R. end Hay W. Hers., and William E. Hays. Funeral services set for Saturday at the Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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William E. Hays
Walhiam
Mass
Edward Enneit
Greencaste
Fasit Giuson
Emrmisshi
felock
Emmiitsburg Press
terian
John T. Chase
New, Windsor
ELL. Higbee
Emmitsburg
National Music Week Programs Set for Winchester Hall and Park
Winchester hall and Baker park host National Music Week events at 8 o'clock. The high school band, with 293 members from Brunswick, Libertytown, Emmitsburg, Frederick, Thurmont, and Walkersville, performs two parts under Prof. S. Penton Harris and Prof. Charles T. Stud. The program includes marches, waltzes, and overtures, featuring soloists and ensembles, with instrumentation listed and an average member age of about 14.5 years.
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Winchester hall
Baker parker
Ignatius Bjorlee
Richard P. Ross ai gue
Yellow Springs
Charles T
Stuli
Brunswick
Libertytown
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Thurmost
Walkershe
S. Penton Harris
Maryland
Briegel
Zollaws
Donald Grebili
Eugene Dixon
Dewitt Dixon
Meredith Hoffmaster
Gerald Hoffmaster
Marion Kaplan
Russel Newcomb
Maurice Smith
Mentice Taylor
William Walt
Frank Dertzbaugh
Wayne Feiga
James Feaga
Milton Frank
Edwin Free
Lloyd Fogie
Richard Granan
Douglass Green
Charles Holie
Charles Hudson
Albert Hirsch
Francf Houck
Roland Hahn
John Kehne
Welmer Hehne
Charles Lewis
James Loy
Gilmore Lescalet
Ji Willian Michael
Owen Mercer
Curtis Mort
Carl Mercer
George Myers
Gibson McGul
Edgar Nicodemus
Edward Nogle
William Ogle
Glen Orrisor
Arthur Peregoff
Richard Radclift
Chauncer Lanner
George Smith
Roland Seiler
Marian Sharpe
James Simmons
Lloyd Seiler
William Stauffer
Ray Spurrier
James Stoner
Wilam C. Stauffer
William Thomas
Clyde Thomas
Francis Whipp
Ernest Webb
Francis Webb
Bernard Emman
Nevin Baker
Burvier
RHuGell Garber
Free Moxley
Esther Rorston
Liberty
Richard Bidle
Glen Bidie
Rode Bowius
Raymer Derr
Joseph Hayes
Fred Kefauver
Charles Morgan
yer Rohrback
Charles Willard
Middletown
Charles Arbaughk
Arbaugh
Ruth Creeger
Charlotte Creeger
Edwin Creeger
dr. M. Greeger
Helen Extter
Pa Freeze
En Hareid Krome
Paul wrigo Rafe
James 5
audi
Plolrem
fez
Man Thrown From Auto Near Rockville Declares Details
Witnesses recount a man thrown from a vehicle near Rockville. He told friends he had planned to leave the car and may have developed an injury during the incident.
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AUTO
ROCKVILLE
Weather summary for 24 hours ending yesterday
Yesterday high reached 81. Low last night 59. A year ago highs and lows were -1 and 53 respectively. Sun sets today at 7:12 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow at 5:02 a.m. Moon rises tomorrow at 2:33 a.m. Moon sets tomorrow at 5:41 p.m.
Judge again refuses to lower Insull bail in Chicago
In a Chicago habeas corpus hearing Judge Sparks denies lowering Samuel Insull bail set at 200 dollars. Prosecutors claim frauds totaling around 100 million dollars tied to the alleged mail fraud scheme and 2 million linked to asset mishandling before bankruptcy. Insull remains jailed at Cook County Jail Hospital.
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Chicago
Samwvei
Cook county
M. Sparks
Coun of Appeals
Insull
Floyd E. Thompson
United States
Thompson
Sparks
Insali
county jar hospital
John P. Barnes
Harness
arorn general
Leason Way To Prison In Extradition Fight
Two men, Ashe Rlea and Col. Luke Lea Jr, face prison terms after extradition efforts failed. Lea Sr. has a six year sentence. Lea Jr. would serve two, with a possible $25,000 fine. The case centers on bank law violations and ongoing legal maneuvers between states.
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NLC
AsherHlea
Luke Léa
Lea
Ralesh
Nashvi Tennpubang
setacor
Stass
North Carolina
Col
Les
frends
Dedication Day Service Planned by Women
A local dedication day service is organized by a group of women from the Episcopal and United Brethren churches. Mrs E G Mermann leads as president with Mrs Carol L Etchison as secretary, naming several volunteer organizers including Ruth Grove Jane Hamilton Elizabeth Despeaux and others.
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Fridar
Jear Collmus
Legislat
Ruth Grove
Jane Hamlton
Zmmermann
Mayr
Elzabeth Despeaux
Lester Smith
Joann S Rubeck
Episcopal Church
Elbert Palmer
United Brethren church
E . G. Mermann
organation
Carol L. Etchison
Washington Br RODLEY DUTCHER New Deal in May 1934 satire
A garbled Washington column riffs on the New Deal era with references to the George area schoolhouse humor, House floor chatter about stock market legislation, and mentions of political figures like Pred Britten Tom Corcoran and Ben Cohen. The piece mixes social notes with absurd anecdotes about an ice delivery, a cat incident, and a Bath Mat ad, captured in a press clip from May 10.
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RODLEY DUTCHER
Washington
George‘osa
Pred Britten
White House
General Grant
Pennsylvania avenue
Georgeloa
Spring Sports Day at Hood Promises Wide Participation
Hood hosts Spring Sports Day on May 19 featuring archery, track, and four classes. Events include hockey, basketball, and volleyball with cups awarded to outstanding individuals and teams.
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HOOD
Al‘ gowards
Famine year grain yield seen in drought plagued west
The Associated Press reports drought routs grain fields across the West with wells drying and insect plagues increasing losses. Secretary Wallace signals a sharp wheat reduction while declining to provide a firm estimate. The Agriculture Department’s monthly bulletin due this afternoon may lower winter wheat yields well below prior estimates.
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Drouth
facn
ashciy
Mar
Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Milton
Ascension Day Services Held Across Local Churches
Local churches host Ascension Day services including Jacques DeMolay Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar at 8 pm with a parade from the Masonic Temple led by H. David Hagan's Band. Rev. Dr. Charles E Weller to preach on "The Expediency of the Ascension" as the Sunday School program proceeds with a floral tribute and musical offerings.
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Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Evangelical Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed
Templars
Masonic Temple
Church street
Court
Patrick
Charles E Weller
Bothem
Beethoven
Rosenne Hater
Jean Siser
Bettr Hooper
Arthur H. Doi
Becais
Bets Bentz
Marr Aucener
Ann Brandenberg
Mary Frances Bentz
Margaret Swain
Jane Siumenauer
exerton
Loiise Thomas
Helen Herbert
Jesus
Frances
Mebrle Smith
Tewis Gannon
Reien Sucsine
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Schubert
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Wells
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THOMAS C. HAYS
Park
U.S. Circuit Court Of Appeals
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TROMN
Gloria Swanson
Hells Road
Guppervorce
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Marshall
Edna Best
Kelseth othe Marshalish
Mr. Britten
Red House
Tom Corcoran
Ben Cohen
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Harvard cop
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securiies
Jim Land
Martin
Coresran
gram
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Lesanamiea
am H. Dietrich
D.ttrich
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Women's Club
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