Hitselberger Case Heard In License Hearing
License Commissioner acquits John J Hitselberger of selling beer to minors on April 16 but withholds renewal of his license due to a separate pending case tied to the fatal accident in which Earl Nash, 37, of near Libertytown died and several youths injured. Witnesses testified Hitselberger’s staff checked ages. the ruling limits evidence to the night of the crash while noting prior irregularities in related days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Eders
John J. Hitselberger
Libertytoun
Sellig Beer
M Fors
Ear
L. Nash
Near Libertytown
Hitselberger
Mifrors
Comme
Earl T Rippeon
Unionville
Nash
Rippeon
Bond
New Market
Jesse T. Nusbaum
Walter K. May
Earl Nash
Grover Nash
Nusbaum
Jesse Beard
Hirselberger’s
Frederick
Mealey's
Hitselberger’s
Brice Hammond
Charles Reardon
R. Marcer
Albert Fogle
Raymond Joy
Painek AL Schnauffer
Charles McC. Mathias
Dars
Bridge Worker Dies During Machinery Unloading
Randolph Bitner aged 28 of Cumberland died this afternoon in Hancock Maryland while unloading the first shipment for a new Potomac River bridge. Medical examiner Dr L M Shaffer attributed the fatal cerebral hemorrhage as the apparent underlying cause at Ribumpsea? seath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
English Choir Boys Tour Aids Anglo American Ties
English choir boys on a goodwill tour through the United States sing up to five times weekly. Basil Sundquist, 15, recalls the Dayton flying fortress, while the group from London plans a June 1 sailing back to England after a broad eastern and southern circuit. They stay in private homes in the South and celebrate a friendly win against an American boys’ team in Bowling Green.
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Dayton, Ohio
Basil Sundquist
Santy Protestant Episcopal Church
Basil
London
New York
England
Mid-West
Chattanooga
New England States
South
America
Madison
Wis
Wien
Chor
John Sumner
Minneapolis
Aso
Bowling Green
AIL Saints
Sundquist
Gerald Peterson
Aubrey Fuller
Stanley Collyer
Tan Mitchell
Douglas George Raymond Mason
George Beaton
Keith Savage
Carlton Borrow
Derek Inman
Early June adjournment hoped as Congress acts
Washington May 9 leaders discussed a possible early June adjournment with efforts to speed the wage hour bill and other measures. The Senate approved a conference report on a $5 009 000 000 tax bill reducing corporate tax disputes and awaiting House passage. The House planned debate on a $4 500 000 000 anti depression program funded by federal loans and expenditures plus a 205 425 000 appropriation package covering core needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
White House
Brewidiis Y
RFC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Farm Security Administration
Senate Approves Record Farm and Highway Bill
The Senate in under three hours approved 1.104 billion dollars in federal funds for farm and highway programs for the coming fiscal year. The measure, sent back to the House with about 50 million dollars added, was steered through by Senator Russell of Georgia who said House-Senate differences would likely be resolved by a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Russell
Georgia
Warmer Weather Brings More Speed Accidents
Baltimore May 9 Maryland's State Police Accident Prevention Bureau warned that improving weather brings faster driving and more severe crashes. April reports show 24 deaths and 22 accidents outside Baltimore city, with indications of a much more serious trend than March's 22 fatal crashes. More motorists use highways and speeds rise, heightening crash severity.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Baltimore City
bu‘Teau
Political Quiz Answers and National Youth Admin Figures
The submission lists: 1 Norman Thomas, 2 Increased, 3 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt True, 5 Brazil, and 73 million dollars allocated for the National Youth Administration. The items reflect quiz responses and a public funding figure.
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Norman Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
True
Brazil
National Youth Administration
League Seals Fate Of Little Ethiopia
May 9 the fate of conquered Ethiopia was sealed in a three hour League of Nations session. Britain and France secured assurances to lift the obligation not to recognize Italy s conquest while Soviet Russia opposed. Italy annexed Ethiopia two years earlier after a war the league condemned as aggression. France and Britain wares in pursuit of Italian friendship led to lifting the ban for recognition. Delegates from New Zealand China and Bolivia joined Soviet Russia in opposing the Franco British proposal. Other council members backed it. A Thursday vote was expected to finalize recognition without a formal vote.
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Geneva
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Ialy
League
Britain
New Zealand
China
Bolivia
Sesson
Jaly
Roosevelt Not To Lift Embargo On Arms
Washington May 9 The administration took no clear stance on Nye's push to lift the embargo on arms shipments to Spain after talks with Secretary Hull and congressional leaders Representative Rayburn Texas Democratic leader said he personally opposed changing the neutrality act now The Nye proposal came after appeals from Barcelona supporters to the State Department and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hulland
Nve
Spain
Rayburn
Texas
House
White House
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Barcelona
State Department
Congress
Past Officers Meet of Mountain City Temple No 14
The Past Chief Association of Mountain City Temple No 14 met at Putttan Castle on Wednesday evening at 6 30 serving a delicious dinner. Guests were temple officers. After a business meeting games followed with many prizes awarded. Next gathering set for June 1 at Braddock Heights with a planned picnic. committee led by Mrs Annie Atkinson includes Mrs Carrie James, Mrs May Fantie Anderson, Miss Marie Zimmerman and Mrs Ruth Grove.
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Mountain City Temple No. 14
Putttan Castle
Braddock
Bar Association Honors late Frank L Stoner
A Frederick County Bar Association meeting in the Courthouse honors the life and career of Frank L Stoner who practiced for over fifty years. Judge Willard and Chief Judge Urner preside with remarks from Holden Felton and William Storm. attendees include many bar members and public figures.
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Arthur D Wilard
Frank L Stoner
Frederick County Bar Association
Stoner
Hammond Urner
Willard
Holden S. Felton
Bar Association
William Mmcstorm
George R.dennis
Leo Weinberg
D. Princeton Buckey
A. M. Wood
Crrent
Francis Perrott
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Patrick M
Crabmeat Pickers End Strike And Join CIO
Cambridge MD May 9 The strike of crabmeat pickers in Cris field ended after a conference of seafood packers and a CIO organizer at the home of State Labor Commissioner A Siengle Manne. The strike began seven weeks ago when packers cut wages from 35 cents to 25 cents a gallon. The packers agreed to restore the former price and to recognize the CIO affiliated King and Allied Workers as the bargaining agent for the employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Crisfield
C Ft O
A. Siengle Manne
Galion Marine
CLO
King and Allied Workers
Empiores
Two Hagerstown Suits Listed For Trial Here
Two Hagerstown suits slated for trial in Allegany county arrived from Frederica county for June hearings marking the May term’s last docket call. Mrs Leta D Steen seeks 16000 from Hagerstown officials and companies over a February 1936 pavement fall that fractured her leg. Other actions include a slander suit by police officer Max Rickerd and a motion for a new trial in a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case. The docket shows 129 civil trials and 30 criminal cases with several appeals continued.
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Hagerstown
Frederica County
Allegany County
Airs
Leta D. Steen
Flesher Company
FW. Woolworth Company
Steen
Aneye
Fleisher Company
Wentworth Company
Denylng
Maxi" Rickerd
Poole
Roy W. Poole
Stanley- Crandall Company
Willie Ledford
C. Arnold
Lena N. Fleming
Howard 3
Baker St
Pero A. Meithwaine
Sherman P. Bowers
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The four women present are successive generations from a great-grandmother to a daughter. Each line lists their roles as great-grandmother to daughter, reflecting the family tree. During the 1871 siege of Paris, 64 balloons carried 91 passengers, 352 pigeons, and 3 600 000 letters into the air.
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Paris
Food Distributors Re-Elect Officers in Maryland
Hagerstown Md May 9 Franchis Keefer of Westminster was re elected President of the Maryland State Independent Retail Food distributors at the closing business session of the tenth annual convention here today. Other officers seated were Howard C Stolenvach of Baltimore recording secretary J William Stelthorn of Baltimore treasurer State Senator George Hofferbert of Baltimore attorney Harry W Walker of Baltimore secretary and manager.
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Hagerstown
Franchis Keefer
Westminster
Maryland State Independent Retail Food Distributors
Sion
Howard C. Stolenvach
Baltmore
J William Stelthorn
Baltimore
George Hofferbert
Harry W Walker
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ipAaTt
I. Q. Answers
Roosevelt
Bar
L Stoner
CIO
Casper E Cline
Casper E. Cline, JR
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Tbat Pamous
Evinrude
Delphey
West Patrick St
Service For
the Fur Shop
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Food Distributors
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
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