Cherries Theft Case Dismissed For Lack Of Evidence
Arnold F Kanade faced charges of larceny related to cherries taken from Kes M. Ramsburg’s property. The judge dismissed the case for insufficient evidence and a legal finding that the acts did not constitute larceny under 1933 statutes. Witnesses failed to provide specific links between Kanade and the alleged theft.
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Goodyear Aid Sought for Kelly Springfield Case
Goodyear expressed willingness to assist Kelly Springfield in the ongoing matter, offering support to resolve the eraing under the dispute.
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Goodyear
Kelly Springfield
Weather Summary Fragment
Fragmentary weather note shows times and measurements with unclear units and locations. It mentions hours ending, acre figures, and low values but lacks coherent data for a clear forecast or report.
Old Age Pension Law Attracts Interest In City
Local interest grows around the Marsland Legislature act establishing state and local boards to administer old age pensions for aged residents. The plan divides funds between counties, state, and federal sources, with boards and an administrator overseeing applications and payments.
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City Hospital Commencement Ceremonies Report
Dr. Joseph H. Apple presided as president at City Hospital commencement. The program featured Rev. Douglas and a student recital. Accompanists included Miss Mary Jane Hocner and Banche Ray Fret for other events.
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Hoat
Douglas
Mary Jane Hocner
Stock Market Pushes Lith Higher Amid Reorganization Talks
The market continues to rise as bonds and stocks move higher on speculation of reorganization plans. Calimoner notes a one percent gain while six percent bonds show renewed demand as Springfield Tire eyes restructuring in Baltimore.
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F Springfield Tire Company
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Baltimore
Mine Riot Sparks Senate Rebuke and Injuries Probed
Senate rebukes issued after a mine riot caused injuries. Long effort led to hospital care for a hospitalized individual. Farley inquiry references indicate ongoing probes into the incident and safety concerns at the site.
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Five men wounded as Plymouth clash erupts over mine pickets
In Plymouth Pennsylvania on May 14 state police clashed with United Mine Workers pickets at Glen Alden mine. Five were shot or beaten as order broke after weeks of quiet. Troopers said self defense while unions claimed aggression.
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First Air Train Off From Miami to Havana
May 14 AP reports under J B K Jack OMesara and E Paul DuPo ton a new air route train service began from Miami to Havana with the Del sacad cf designation.
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Savannah Editor Dies At Age 77
A Savannah editor and former schoolmate of notable locals has died at age 77. The obituary notes his long career in journalism, ties to the Sa-Press, and his service as a Mainiste for the Building Association.
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Resrings Tonight Tre az jfcer Blumenauer
Readable fragments indicate a local notice or event with named person Blumenauer and schedule in the evening. Other text is garbled, preventing precise details on location or purpose.
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Tito Negro Woman Injured In Dawn Car Wreck
A Tito Negro woman was hurt in a morning automobile wreck near an embankment along Fo l Feagvile road. The driver left the scene and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Relief Work Report From Fore State
A brief note describes relief efforts in Fore State with details about aid distribution and the role of local organizers. It mentions 32 on the tally and outlines ongoing assistance plans.
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Washington Debates Morgan Hearings and Railroad Reform
Senate panels may hear J P Morgan again while Nye investigates wartime files. Wheeler and Vin Sweringen face railroad reorganization bids blocked by a $25 000 appropriation fight led by Sen Tydings. The piece notes political leverage from the Negro vote and southern bosses amid 1936 election concerns.
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Delaware
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Wheeler
Joe Eastman
SEC
Joe Kennedy
interst
Judge Puts Police Court On A Cash Basis
Justice Milton announced the police court would operate on a cash basis for night sessions. Justice Orr oversaw morning proceedings as one of the oldest magistrates, recalling past fines paid in cash. A defendant was ordered to pay 3 dollars and costs, with default fines possible after ten days. An incident at a house led to added charges and officers filing reports.
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Wisconsin
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Montana
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British beauty loses suit for marriage breach
London May 14 AP reports Miss Angelia, once Ivy Dawkins, testified that Revelstoke proposed to her in Cambridge and in her bedroom. Revelstoke denied the marriage question, saying it arose only when Miss Joyce raised it. The Old Bailey verdict followed a half hour trial with costs assessed against Mass Joyc.
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Barbara Hutton and Count Wed in Reno Ceremony
Count Kus Haugwitz-Reventlow and Barbara Hutton Moll REL tied the knot in a flower filled Reno home. The Danish nobleman and the socialite planned a private ceremony with a close circle including Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Bark Hood and William Mah Case of the Reno Federated Church officiating.
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A. J. Bark Hood
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Benton Knodle Dies in Frederick After Illness
Benton Knodle of Frederick died at his home 112 South Market Street at 6 30 this morning after a short illness aged 1 year six months and six days. He leaves his widow Annie Clara Humm and several relatives. A devout Evangelical Lutheran and member of the Men’s Bible Class No 58, he also belonged to Fire Company and Knights of Pythias. He was laid to rest in his home vicinity.
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Man Hangs Self in Jail While Awaiting Sentence
A prisoner awaiting execution reportedly hanged himself in his jail cell. The man, identified as Kaiser, faced a death sentence for a murder case involving Spemo. Police acknowledged the incident as a suicide inside the facility.
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