Large crowd at Holstein sale in Frederick county
A large crowd attended the eleventh annual consignment sale of the Molster Associations at the Fair Grounds. Total receipts reached 5880 dollars with an average 125 dollars for cows and 248 dollars for pure bred heifers and 104 dollars for bulls. Bemis Bros. Bag Company of Bemiston led purchasers with 15 animals totaling 1910 dollars. Bulls and cows sold to multiple buyers including McDonogh School and Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg among others. Sale started at noon and extended into the afternoon.
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Frederick County
ASSO
Hanrer Restown
Hears M. Ty Apent
Murray D Vaionville
Andrews
Beach
Br Service UN
Staiis
Bemis Bros. Bay Company
I Bemiston
Ata
Bemis Company
McDonogh School
Randallstown
C. C. du
Edward F. Molter
Middletown
Richard Remsberg
Jefferson
Frank Kelly
Port Deposit
James D. King
Germantown
George R. Moffitt
Chestertown
Homer Remsberg
Clarence C. Dudrow
W. Anderson
Tockville
J. D. King
H. F. Boyer
Walter Moffitt
Ignatius L. Lease
Frederick
Harold A. Remsberg
Edward S. Holter
L. Roy Remsberg
Warry Gruber
le Gore
W. L. King
Narbock
Howard C. Fawley
Kaasvill
Liavd
Cablentz
George W. Arnold
H. O. Norris
Annapolis
Carl L. C. Remsberg
J. D. Stup
Frederdeck
P. A. Richardson
Gof Hithes Aggres
Court News 3 Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court notices list three marriage licenses: Charles K Daub aged 20 and Mary M Whelihan aged 21 in Washington. Property deeds show Central Chemical Co to Davison Chemical Corp for 10 dollars, and other transfers to Mayor and Aldermen, Murray Day, Rainh Miller, and Alice Willard with nominal sums, totaling multiple county conveyances.
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Charles K. Daub
Eric, Pa
Mary M. Whelihan
Washington
Dora B. Holsey
Murray O. Day
Catherine €. Woaver
Rainh W. Miller
Glenn K. Williar
Alice E. Willard
Harry Eyler
Joseph H. Eyler
Fight Over State Office Building is Continued
Baltimore May 21 Opponents of a legislative act to erect a State office building in Annapolis respond in close to Ranentaineiaere to block the act by submission to voters in the next election Annapolis leaders anxious to have the building erected stand by their threat to force a vote on the $9600 state bond issue if attacks on the office building are not stopped ARRESTED AT BRUNSWICK A warrant charging William F Keller a Brunswick man employed in Washington with tardy wae served on Keller Friday afternoon on a line alighted from a westbound train at Brunswick by Deputy Sheriff totin Bo Wow The charge was brought by Reuiah Irene Toompron of Rhe Liew Penity Lierd brought Keller in Police for lack of bow
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Ranen Taineiaere
Brunswick
William F. Keller
Washington
Keller
Brunawick
Depry Shoei Totin
Reuiah Irene Toompron
Rhewesie
Penity Lierd
Two Convicted Of Stealing Automobile in Baltimore
Melvin Goodman and Samuel Lee chese found guilty in Baltimore court of larceny after allegedly abandoning a stolen car they were riding in following a late month accident. Sentence postponed as defense sought a new-trial motion. officers Phebus and Blumenauer testified, Burns identified the men, who denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Omcer Ben Phebus
Charles Blumenauer
Clifton Burns
Melvin Goodman
Samuel Leechese
Burns
Judge of Cumberland Court Holds No Resignation Intent
In Annapolis Maryland in May, Senator Robert Kindle, Republican, stated he has no intention to resign from the State Senate. The Amberlanddt Peoples Court declared that attorneys advised him resignation is not necessary to retain his office.
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Annapolis
Mid
Robert Bo Kindle
Republican Atlegiay
Amberlanddt Peoples Court
Kimble
City plant sale recorded for west side parcel near Carroll Street
A deed records the sale of about three acres on the west side near Carroll Street from Central Chemical Company to Davison Chemical Corporation. The transaction, valued at £473, was recorded by the city clerk with the mayor and aldermen involved, and a separate deed notes purchase of surrounding property from Jonas L. Rothenhg.
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Carroll Street
J Tyson and Son Fertilizer
Central Chemical Company, Tre
Davison Chemical Corporation
Pring
Mayer and Aldere
Oanother
Abniut Tiaeree
Overwhelming Support For Roosevelt Bill
Washington May 21 President Roosevelts request for a 1500000000 work relief fund for the next fiscal year won overwhelming support in the House by a 210 to 128 vote. The body approved the estimate and adopted an amendment to forestall further relief requests. The plan earmarks 415 million for highways and streets 690 million for public works and recreation 380 million for white collar projects and 75900000 for the national youth administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
National Youth Administration
Violence erupts in Maine shoe strike clash at Lewiston
In Lewiston Maine a march by about 300 strikers and sympathizers was repelled by police. Patrolman Henry Roper of the State Police was injured when kicked by a girl during the melee and received treatment at a nearby fire station.
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Lewiston
Maine
Lewiston-Auburn
Auburn
Henry Roper
Miners Hold Sitdown Protest At No 4 Mine
About 457 union miners remain underground at Superior Coal Company No 4 mine in Wilsonville in a sitdown protest begun yesterday. They refuse to meet union executives without company officials present while awaiting potential talks offering by the mine president.
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Progressive Miners of America
Gillespie
Ifone
Soviet Air Party Lands at North Pole Base
Moscow reports eleven Soviet aviators completed the first aerial landing near the North Pole after flying from Rudolph Island. Led by Dr Otto Schmidt, the party landed about 13 miles from the pole and began preparing a base to remain for about one year, with Vodopyanoff piloting the craft.
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Moscow
North Pole
Pole
Otto J. Schmidt
Bewliskered
Rudolph Island
MWV
Vodopyanoff
Hinding
Jack Hoxie's Circus to Play Here June 12
Frederick will host Jack Hoxie's Circus on Saturday June 12 at the Fair Grounds. The three ring show features Dixie Starr as reading lady, with Hoxie directing America's biggest new circus, and promises a noteworthy western themed performance in town.
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Jack Hoxie’s
Frederick
White Tops
Fair Grounds
Jack Hoxie
Jack
Dixie Starr
Hoxie
America
Howie
County Road Fund Sees Large Year End Cash Balance
Maryland counties except three are expected to end the fiscal year with cash balances in their lateral road funds. The State Roads Commission report shows twelve counties in the red as of April 30, with Caroline Kent and Howard likely to still face deficits after September 30. Frederick County shows a cash status of 50 227.30 with unpaid encumbrances 50, and anticipated revenue 76 160.63, yielding an approximate balance of 75 493.43 by September 30.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Caroline
Kent
Howard
Frederick County
Commission
Anza
Basque Yacht Arrives Safely With 394 Refugees
Bordeaux reports say the Basque yacht Gojzeko Izarra ar rived safely at Levedun bearing 394 refugees from Bilbao. The evacuees plan to continue to Bordeaux. Passengers deny any attack or treasure on board amid insurgent claims of a fire set by incendiary bomb in the Bay of Biscay.
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Bordeaux
France
Gojzeko Izarra
Levedun
Bilbao
Spain
Bay of Biscay
School Committee Meets in Frederick at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room
The press and publicity committee of the Frederick County teachers association held a dinner gathering Monday at 7 p.m. not its regular meeting. Attendees included Superintendent and Mrs. Eugene W. Pruitt, Charles Remsburg, and Frederick County Teachers Association president. Members listed include Miss Mary J. Shuff as chair, Miss Lovie Freeman, Edith Gardiner, Mrs. Louis Ers, Mev and Mrs. Bernard Yonkers, Miss Carolyn Compton, J. C. Newcomer, Miss Ruth Srdman, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Skidmore, Miss Miriam Winebrenner, William Krish, Wubert Derr, and Mrs. Ruby W. Myers.
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Lee
Frederick County
Seacasers’ Association
Barbara Fritchie
Eugene W. Pruitt
Charles Remsburg
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Mary J. Shuff
Lovie Preeman
Edith Gardiner
Louisers
Mev
Bernard Yonkers
Carolyn Compton
J. C. Newcomer
Ruth Srdman
Christian Skidmore
Miriam — Winebrenner
William Krish
Wubert Derr
Ruby W. Myers
Five word letter urges Ker to help dairy race
Washington on May 22 AP notes a letter to Representative Ker of West Virginia contained exactly five words urging support for dairy racing, citing a large family and the need for a steady supply of milk.
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Washington
Ker
Weert
Vireginia
Parole Hearings Set As Fifteen Seek Second Chances
A Baltimore man on parole for assault and robbery and involved in a 1934 Arid [sic] dtown station robbery seeks a second parole from a six year sentence. Kenneth Lull is among thirty inmates whose parole requests will be heard by State Parole Commissioner W David Tilman Jr next Wednesday. Others include Montgomery county prisoners and former Baltimore city officer Jesse M Bradley seeking parole from a three year bigamy term.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ariddletown
Kenneth Lull
W. David Tilman
Lull
Raiway
Dallas Whine
Frederick County
Garth
Inerai
W. Crum
Whipp
House of Correction
Montgomery
Lewis Dixon
Herbert J. Harmatz
William J. Harmatz
Thomas Parker
Leroy Sewell
Jesse M. Bradley
Baltimore City
Motorist Arrests and DUI Cases Near Westminster
Robert Be Holt of Sykesville was arrested in Westminster for operating a vehicle with inadequate brakes and paid a $3 fine plus costs after pleading guilty before Judge Flanagan. Maynard Weeks of Middlebury faced two counts driving under the influence and reckless driving, pled guilty, with Weeks fined $100 and costs for DUI and $5 and costs for reckless driving, and committed to jail until the following day when fines and costs were paid. case stemmed from a sideswiping collision Saturday night near Gilbert's Inn along the Littlestown highway.
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Robert BE. Holt
Sykesville
Westminster
Holt
Flanagan
Maynard Weeks
Middlebury
Weeks
Elena
Gilbert's Inn
Littlestown Highway
Network Cancels Speech by John L. Lewis
Textile labor organizers in Boston say they cancelled a contract with the Colonial network to air a speech by John L. Lewis, claiming the network demanded an opposing statement on C I O principles. The organizing committee will file protests with the FCC against the radio company and its head, John Shepard TH.
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Boston
Colonial Network
John L. Lewis
Co 10
Textile Workers’ Organizing Committee
Federal Communications Commission
John Shepard
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Central Chemical Company, Inc
John L. Rathenhoefer
John H. Grove
Rigi
Bok “National N Board
Wagner
Balti- Tigre
Bolivar
Charles W. Lines
W. K. May
Sines
George H. England
Parksville
Aan County
Clarence H. Wise
Justice O. Pred. Ridenout
Wise
National
England
Polies Court
Harry Rinpcon
Nicedes Camps Dell
Usheer James Marks
William Cromwell
Dmecer Allen Mee Henry
Nuned Peoples Court
Cumberland
Foeville
Elden FE
Buhtman
Tonea
Weiche & Ounece
Gramme
St Rubeman
Ae News-Togt Clan
Robbed Railway Station
Iowna
J. Paul Delpitey
WOME
BLIGE
West
Patrick St
Basehoar
Western
Carty's
Carty’s
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Candlewick
Tafte
Hendrickson
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