Ritchie 10 Run for Fifth Term
Batmore May 11. Gov Abert C Roche will run for a fifth term and not announce decision for forty eight hours. Potential rivals include Herbert R O'Connor for governor general and Myron Ackord for Maryland National Guard commander. Other names like William Gordy Jr and Daval Lewis are discussed as possible Senate candidates. Plan to announce a ticket within forty eight hours.
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Batmore
Abert C Roche
Decis.og Atom
Herbert R. Ocenor
Tovorner
Myron Ackocd
Marylamd National Guard
Daval Jo Lewis
Congress
Margam
Willkely
United States Senate
Gordy
O'Connor
orner-Geneval
Willam
Affais
Hagersteun
William S Gordy, Jr
Ritchie
Reckord
Lewis
Senate
Possibe
Gov
P.casted Ion Abrsis
Hearing on beer license ends after six hours of testimony
The Emmitsburg beer license hearing for Joseph H Rosensteel wrapped up after about six hours and 33 witnesses over three days. Objectors argued misconduct at Rosensteel’s garage and restaurant, while Rosensteel and supporters contended the business operated orderly with no reliance on intoxicated patrons. The State License Board reserved its decision, expected within a few days.
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Emmitsburg
Joseph H Rosensteel
Friday 'S
Vrcinty
Rosensteel
Cetniesa
State License Board
Frank F Bratton
Battymore
W. Cinton
Arthur Eider
Gorz
Morris Fitz
Rosems
Brown
Edward Brown
Rosensteeis
Jacob Rohrback
Eacn
Tom Ronsens
Laquor
Rosenmsieelch
Rosensteels
Rosenseel
J. R. Miller
Rosenster
Guy Baker
Baker
James Arnold
Rosensteel Place
Norman Flax
Wart Kenigan
St. Mary's College
David Martin
Charles Landers
Harry Shoemaker
J. Allen Nestor
Robert Troxell
John Eyser
Harold Getty
Brooke Herring
L G Bell
B. H. Boyle
Fitz
Peter F. Burker
Jack Bowers
Ralph Nuk
Rosenstee
Rohrback
Akon Y Bennet
Frank J Cilana
Rohr
Court News Path to Marriage and Property Deeds
Court records note marriages and license marks for A Lants and A Irene Hildebrand with property deeds and county transfers. Transactions include Frank L. Stoner assignee to Elsie I Dercus and Ells A Jones, with listed sums and route addresses. Haugh announces Republican candidacy for Frederick county clerk. He seeks re election as the long serving official, with no opposition noted in prior races.
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A. Lants
East South Street
A. Irene Hildebrand
East Patrick Street
Frank L. Stoner
Elsie I. Dercus
A. S. Jones
Ells A . Jones
Perrmut Willam
Rose
Frederick
Haugh
Ekc Haugh
Frederick Coun
Republcan
Uni
President opposes American participation in debt settlement talks
The White House stated the president opposed any general conference to settle world debts and said the United States would not discuss revision of existing debts in multilateral talks. Officials noted unspecified memos may shape a potential opening but no public plan was disclosed.
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Isrion Mar
White House
Town Official Convicted Over Misused Funds
A town official named Matt Bryan was convicted in a case involving embezzlement of funds. Investigators say the scheme misappropriated city money during a three hour window. The ruling underscored ongoing concerns about accountability in municipal offices.
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Matt Bryan
Emoraz Aniert
Drunken driving fines hit several locals in Gaithersburg
A series of intoxication and reckless driving cases were heard in Police Court. W. D. Halterman of Gaithersburg received 165 dollars fine and 35 days in jail after a crash at West Patrick and Jefferson streets on April 14. Others include Henry Stanton fined 1 dollar for drunkenness and Hiram Jacobs fined 15 dollars for drunkenness and 15 days jail. Sambo Jones was fined 10 dollars for a laughing drunk and related disorder.
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W. D. Halterman
Gaithersburg
Alton Y. Bennett
Haberman
Sergt
A. E. Markley
South Bentz Street
B. H. Cecil
Hiram Jacobs
South Market Street
Charles Burras
Sambo” Jones
Millard Brust
Offcer Brust
Investi Jones
Delightful Surprise Birthday Party in Wilson Avenue Home
A party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Warfield on Wilson Avenue to celebrate Mrs Russell Ward's birthday. Attendees included the Warfields, Henry Apvieby, Nannie Warfield, Carter Appleov, Water Brand Mos, Claude Ex, Ance Koontz Surg, Bessie Bury, Wor hington Cole, Lester A., Janet Warbeth, Margare, Jane Evzie Fey, Garel Curaneton, John Rice, Stanley Burr, Eury Ceni Eure, Lerainne Eu rene Appleby, and Leonard Appleby among others.
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Russell Warfield
Wilson Avenue
Russell Wards
Russell] Warfield
Henry Apvieby
Nannie Warfield
Era Mos Carter Appleov
Water Brand
Mos Claude
Ance Koontz Surg
Bessie Bury
Two Demands for Cash for Gettle
Los Angeles May 11 white negotiations for the release of Wu Lam Gettle from kidnapers reportedly centered on a 75000 dollar ransom demand. An attorney quickly agreed while Gettle’s wife received a separate 30000 dollar demand. A second anonymous call demanded the attorney place an ad in the personal column to talk. Authorities pressed for a release within 24 hours, while the case remained tense and unclear.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wu- Lam F Gettle
Ernest E
Geile
Insull on Bail in Chicago Amid Embezzlement Charge
Samuel Insull was temporarily freed on a quarter million dollars bond from the county jail to await trial on embezzlement charges. He must return to Federal Court Tuesday to test legality of his arrest and Wednesday meet his brother Marti in Criminal Court after two years apart.
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Chicago
Samuel Inisull
Insull
Marti
James F. Fardy
MartiInsull
Improvised Tourniquet Saves Motorist Life
State police believe How ard M. Stup, 62, of Frederick Route 5, was saved after an improvised tourniquet stopped a severed tendon injury when his car ran off a road near Catoctin Country Club. He was treated at Frederick City hospital and recovered enough to return home.
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Howard M. Stup
Frederick
Catoctin Country Club
Stup
Prederick City Hospital
Catechim Country Club
Siup
Blunk Acquitted in Dillinger Jail Escape Case
Crown Point Indiana May 1 Ernest Blunk a jail fingerprint expert was acquitted of aiding John Dillinger to escape from Crown Point jail Judge Maurice Crites ruled the state failed to prove he wilfully and feloniously assisted the escape Sam Calhoon the jail turnkey faced a separate trial date set later for the same case
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Crown Point
Ind
Ernest Blunk
John Dillinger
Maurice Crites
Blunk
Dillinger
Sam Calhoon
Accident report at scene after light glare injures driver
The incident began when a light globe struck fracturing a tendon. A second mace followed Stup's car and flagged state police. Clayton Morgan and two Frederick men reported the crash. Niles Falkenstein and officers arrived with Morgan. Stup bled but stayed conscious. An improvised tourniquet saved him before hospital transport. Stup's car remained undamaged.
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Stup
Clayton Morgan
Frederick
Corp
Niles Falkenstein
J. R. Rmfiller
B. H. Cecil
Morgan
Oficer Miller
Cecil
Delay Persists on Stock Exchange Bill Amid Amendments
Washington May 11 The Senate postponed a final vote on the stock exchange control bill as numerous Republican amendments were offered and rejected. The banking committee pressed to moderate heavy powers, while leaders planned to reconvene at 10 o clock next day to dispose of proposals and remaining amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Chatrmean Fletcher
Banking Committee
Une
Hastings
Delaware
Hebert
Rhode Island
Banking Commtee
Washington man arrested for speeding by state trooper
Charles Chramek of Washington arrested Friday evening by State trooper B. H Cecil on a charge of exceeding 30 miles an hour. He posted $26 costs and collateral for a hearing in Peoples Court Monday morning.
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Charles Chramek
Washington
Cer
B. H Cecil
Peoples Court
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