Betson Guilty in Drunken Driving Case and Sentencing
A Montgomery County jury found Betson guilty in the drunken driving case, with a seven teen minute verdict. He received six months in the House of Correction and a $190 fine. An appeal on the no insurance and reckless firing charges followed as a second and third appeal. Witnesses testified about Betson’s intoxication after his arrest on the Washington highway March 26.
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Eden
Patrick M Gehinauffer
Beton
Mate Schnauffer
Betson
Mons
House of Correction
Ay Belson
Potths
Coun A
Washington
Roger H Geisborh Urbana
Schnauffer
Waites Se
Markell Bond
Castle's Inn
Frederick Junction
Hetson
Leona Shane
Miriam Grimes
Oscar Kesser
Bubbles” Mekett
Tmo- Bone Speaks
Peck Matin
James Grimes
William Burras
Paul Jones
Helen Stull
Sergt
D .M. Petersen
W. K. May
Poller
Roy M. Wiltner
Depuy
Charles W. Smith
Raymond Wiltner
Ometer May
Washington Highway
Het~gen
E. Austin James
Bherman J. Hoxers
Fry
Atay G Shaw
Charlce L. Forrest
Clarence ©. Curtraw
Claude R. Crum
Harry PT. Wickham
John C. Murray
Harvey E. Smith
Myron Creager
G Sneadner
Charles A. Wolfe
Martin Weddle
Walter N. Whipp
Beth Due
Austin
Gordon
Brunswick
Iya E Stent
Ohio
Water F Sinn
Elysul
Towleya
Roy Lo Cram
Weather Summary With Erratic Readings At Tam
Fragmentary weather notice reports precipitation around Tam near 39 inches for May and 7 percent for Norma. Temperatures range from a low near minus four to mid 40s, with a clear night and a 1 p.m. moon phase noted.
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Tam
Teaay
Acta
Vhaeg
Moon Sea Gomoryae
Notable Gasoline Thefts From Local Garages
Gasoline thefts from private garages surged Friday night in the West section. Fifteen gallons were taken from a Buick sedan on Dall Avenue while another car at Head College was entered. A damaged container and spilled gas were found, suggesting coordinated attempts to steal fuel.
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Dea Genette
Delaplaine
Dall Avenue
Heldimina
Ruth Vo Rope
Maichman, O
Jersey Primary Contests Shape National Republican Race
In New Jersey the Republican field narrows as Landon and Borah gain support while Governor Moore and figures from Kaneis align behind preference votes for presidential contenders. The scene mirrors broader party maneuvers ahead of state conventions and national delegates.
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Washington
Sari Tap
Landis
Nfaro'd Ga
Hoffman
Fermer
Franklin W. Fort
Tork
Medline
Bronsevels
Henry Brocainrkl
Tye
New York
Qisoye
New Mexico
Jersey
Montana
Rhee Island
Sunday Vesper Service at Hood College speaker Rev Erdman
Rev Lee M Erdman of St Thomas Reformed Church Reading Pa delivered the vesper at Hood College in Breatheck Hall Sunday at 4 pm. He spoke on discerning the trivial from the important in learning, noting liberal education should enable reverence for the divine word, with music directed by Prof Henry T Warily.
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Lee M Erdman
St Thomas Reformed Church
Reading
Breatheck Hall
Erdman
Willim Jayes
Ufe
Henry TL Warliy
Slaying of Mrs Guild Under Investigation
Police report an investigation into the slaying of Mrs. Guild. A 29-year-old Black rag picker was armed and suspected in the brutal crime, with another man, 34, also a rag picker, detained after a violent incident near a local depot. Detailing unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Nice
St Duke's Hospital
Hockert
Mro and Mee Tacha Stains Warke at the Bath
A fragmentary report notes stains found on a water feature during an event at a bathhouse on a Saturday. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate local concerns with cleanliness and maintenance. No explicit names or dates can be confirmed.
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Pyarhers
Lutherans Gather for 36th Synod Meeting
Delegates arrive for the 36th meeting of the Lutheran Synod at Syrod with about 270 ministers and delegates expected. The service at Lathenau Church features Rev Dr James Oosterhing of Baltimore delivering the sermon, as sessions begin with afternoon talks and a Sunday School program followed by a banquet to conclude.
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Elcaiartes
Oarsbardiena
Syed
Theld
Bon Ghit
Lidia
Has
Maton
Mobest Foomentdi
Cates
James Oosterhing
Baltimore
Lathenau Church
Sunaday
Resbola
Pliner Toman
Giytrod
Hey Tt
Dr 'Rowiarmier
Jetburg
Getty
H Woo
Wistimncor
Hans
Peter
Gutheryn
Witte
Les
Wadoin
Deaton
Bultimete
Wall
Jobo
Alph Tabor
Wie
Roth Peilaaad
Carcyle
Chang
Virgi W, Dowd
Middltown
Iron Mountain
Annual Convention Of WC TOU in New Market Hall
The annual convention of the WC TOU will convene at IOOT Hall New Market with state president Mes Mary Roatadup presiding The program includes reports committee appointments and officer elections A devotion led by Mrs Jennie S$ iketdd is planned followed by addresses by several local leaders and a closing awards session The event features offerings and a divisional program by local church representatives.
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Wornants Girl Tan Temperanceenter
Predonek County
New Market
Mes
Mary Roatadup
Oye
Meg
Partir
Jennie S$ Iketdd
Mins JG Shawbaker
Ccormespand ii
Mrv Oo
Kinchey
Dreacher
Misa Cora Bare
Biyth
Mary McCrolenck
Mra
Dfistip
Otlodk
Monrovia
Steg
Marene
Serak Sata
Phe
Ste
Rasgya
Stae Helena
McRonree
Atalab Shawhaker
Sce
Preaceni
Mig Wendley
Carres Piperidine
Mire Shaqaynwes
Kererims
Canved
Fquare Brite
Lrewaures
Sabillasville crossing elimination and underpass projects begin
The Sabillasville grade crossing elimination and related underpass work have started under federal supervision. Track elevation and rail alignment near Sabillasville redefine traffic flow, widen road space, and provide safer pedestrian access while reducing at grade crossings.
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Nortiery
Phonan Uinterpass
Dastriet Sontineer Thema
Comision Awit
Madonna Vertion
Cevainee Bavard
Maryland
Mable Works Administration
All Maryland
Rich
Sablatan
Saldasadne
Ulathicum
Pew
Wietter Blue Ridge
Sabllagie Road
Her Trial Begins at Teresa Ci Case
Fragmentary text describes a trial beginning, with unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions a trial onset and a referenced individual associated with Teresa Ci. Further context remains unreadable.
Mrs Lyddane on Trial Second Time in Conspiracy Case
Hagerstown in May reports Mrs Anne Lyddane and husband on trial for alleged conspiracy to murder her first husband. Montgomery County attorney Jane McPugh questions connections to a prior convicted man and claims Lyddane aided her husband, including a life insurance payout plan of forty thousand dollars.
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Hagerstown
Anne Dyrdane
Padkay
Wien
Court of Appeals Rules Relief Agency Unlawful for Improper Delegation
The Court of Appeals held the agency’s relief program unlawful due to improper delegation of power to the president and lack of definite authorization. The ruling reverses a lower court decision and targets the Resettlement Administration program, including New Jersey project challenges led by taxpayers. The decision, joined by Chief Justice Martin and Justice Rott, notes lack of constitutional authority and emphasizes state rights concerns.
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Westinkrin
Khetiet
Catntiyy
Uishta Amd
Pramkiing
Sameroe
Nod
Samitica
Pope Lattin
Trexford
Tugwell
Oradel
Musthee Martin
Asse
Rott
Jusleey Groner
Stevens
Calumbla Court
New Jersey
Bowers Seeks Sheriff Over Capt Getsendanner Case
In Charles Town West Virginia Capt Henry Clay Getzendanner faces a 4000 bond on a false pretense charge. Frederick County State's Attorney and Gov Kamp coordinate. Getzendanner’s attorney Grove Maler plans to produce the defendant Saturday as the court order for action remains unresolved since the grand jury in September 1975 returned the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Grove Maler
Bowers
Virginia
Frederick County
Eden says no path for U.S. to join League
London May 18 AP Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons he sees no steps that could induce the United States to join the League of Nations. He answered Labor MP Eula Bmow asking if anything was being done to urge Washington to join the Geneva body. Eden declined to pursue an appeal to the United States.
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Montgomery
Ab White
Feds
Coopmiasien
Frederck Chamber of Commerce
Otheer Rtcups
Berks
Chambers of
Cumroettins
State Roads Commission
Rai
Florida
Point of Rocks
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Frederick County
State
Honda Commission
Frederick City
Frederick
Loudoun
Maryland State Roads Commission
Virginia Highway Commission
Homer F. Wabler
Meade Hate
ReckyiMe
Silver Spring
White's Ferry
Prolesville
Liosburg
Rork+ Wike Chamber of Commerce
PIVR
London
Anthony Eden
Accident Victim Te Boyle Buried In Emmitsburg
Te Boyle 35, of Baltimore, died after a crash on Park Heights Avenue and Cold Spring Lane Moyle Township. His car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Willan C Ricker 60, who was injured and hospitalized. Boyle leaves a wife Mary Worthington and three children. The accident occurred Friday morning with burial at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Emmitsburg.
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Waines
Bevis
Durek
Baltimore
At & O'Chick
Baltimore General Hospital
Boyle
West Baltimore General Hospital
Ricker
Wil
Tsoyle
Sancot
James HE. Boyle
Diberty
Giwnslip
Mary Worthington
Ualdimore
Margaret Lace Marie
Jane
Tigre Staters
Sarah Hoyle Keefer
Fmmitahurk
Mia Tea Cacherear
Aalistury
Min Margaret Doyle
Teatitennen
Melee
Wheve Bee Liberty Townsiip
Pay Twin
Brethera
Toyle
Raamiffsbure
Joseph Boyle
Eiberty Fawnship
Kivimalta
Burg
Artydees
Jseph
Oclork Murial
Temperance program at Calvary Church features choir anthems
A temperance program sponsored by the Preterice WoC T U and Queen Esther Circle of Calvary Moor church opens at 6 o clock in the Parad e Mailoof Calvary church. The program includes musical selections, anthems, and a garden of memory. the event lists participants like Mildred Newson, Morotay Chirke Waller, and staff such as Dr Nell Laurener, James WW, Janet Worth, Exhel 12 Nurhols, Clare Preston, and nurses Exhel 12.
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Preterice
Woc TU
Esther Cireie
Calvary
Wien
Calvary Church
Nazareth
Jinter
Garden of Memory
Mildred Newson
Santer Ehott
Exhel
Nurhols
Clare Presston
Anedaie
Heen
Henre Preece
Clarea Husband
Dewan Rice
Compromise Tax Plan Projects Large Revenue Gain
Washington May 18 The Senate Finance Committee's latest compromise tax plan is forecast to yield about 642.1 million in revenue with 175 million from individual income taxes. The committee intends to revise the bill and has requested further estimates on alternative revenue options to cover a permanent 823 million measure.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Coal Case Decision Triggers Market Rally
New York May 1. The antinic market rose after a sharp advance following the Supreme Court ruling that parts of the coal act are unconstitutional. Prices swung up. shares gained between 1 and 4 dollars.
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New York
Atenic
Fae Ng
Now British Woman's Champ To Be Crowned
Southport England May ih CAM There will be noney Trithsh was galf champion enemed at Die Sonthe ert and Ainedate course here his week amit Hewatt be thee American champion. tre Gianna Calen Ware Of Philadelphis Moth Wane Miotg as the defending chempion and Mire Vare were eliminated dn the fret round turkey Mass Metaan fist to Beadgat Newell 1 and Mia Vare to her American Curtis car teammate Charlitte Clatting Bob Orange NPs and a Patty Derg the iaeywards Ame ricany voureeet defeated Startories Torr en and 5 plating steadily and confidently all the Way
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Southport
England
Gianna Calen Ware
Philadelphis Moth
Wane Miotg
Chempion
Mire Vare
Turkey
Mass Metaan Fist
Beadgat Newell
Mia Vare
Curtis Car
Ocharlitte Clatting
Bob Orange
Nps
Patty Derg
Torren
Hoover to Receive Honorary Degree at Military College
Jimes Hoover, head of the Baronu of Investigation for the Justice Department, will receive an honorary degree from Pertayts van Mitary College amid a ceremonial program. The announcement outlines the conferment and the distinguished status of the honorary title.
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Hoover
Jimes
Chester
Baronu of Investigation
Justice Department
Dwter
Lane
Pertayts van Mitary College
Separate Opinions On High Court Decision Read By Sutherland
The six Justices dissented on the ruling that Congress exceeded its power to regulate interstate commerce under the law. Chief Justice Hughes and others argued the context upheld the measures for price and wage control in the bituminous industry. The majority affirmed the act’s unconstitutionality, with a separate opinion by Clef Wertten challenging the provisions for interstate marketing relations.
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Wooltington
Supreme Court
Ite
Renteatian
Teegedians
Justin Sutherland
Gatley
Democrat
Pennnsylvania
Representative Snyder
Pennsylvania
Justlers Cardozo
Brandeis
James Walter Carter
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Immigrant killed in Jerusalem street shooting
An Austrian Christian immigrant, Karl Weletinger, was shot and killed in a Holy City street by an Arab who fled. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency later cited a suspect held after mobs roamed northern and southern Patratine districts amid weekend disorder.
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Jerusalem
Austria
Karl Weletinger
Paleor
Jewish Telegraphic
Onn
Sathous
Southerm
Jeanh Telegraphic
Provisional Junta Ruling In Bolivia
Provisional Junta of civilians and socialists takes control in Bolivia after President Tejada Sorzano’s government collapses in a peace military coup. The new council nominates war hero David Toro as provisional president, suspends general strike actions, and aims to guide the nation toward a gradual socialist state.
Dawson's Trial Now Set For June Despite Delay
The trial of Thomas T. Dann, former secretary of state of Miami, originally set for May, has been postponed to June. He faces charges of driving while under the influence and related offenses. The postponement follows medical reports and ongoing investigations.
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Dawson
Rew Kuie
Thomas Ot. Dann
Bate
Mami
Cote
Jinier Haa
Lost Account Recovered After Night Of Distress
Local authorities report a missing person case resolved after extensive search with police, neighbors, and volunteers coordinating at the scene in Se NOD. The effort centered near the riverfront where a figure was located unharmed and returned to family.
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North and
South Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
Fight
Borah
Landon
Roosevelt
Hood College
Syrod
WC Tou
Veederick County
Thurmont
St Indies
Sabillis
Ville
Teresa
Washington County
District of Columbia
Court OF Appeals
Zation
Capt
Getsendanner
Shate
Saya
U.S
Emmitsburg
Jamies la Moyle
Halti
Tempeh Ince
Sutherland
Bolivia
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