Trial Schedule Set for Over Twenty Criminal Cases
A special grand jury last week returned indictments in many cases, and Associate Judge D Wilard fixed trial dates for over twenty defendants next week. Insanity pleas anticipated for Minor Gray charged with assault on Ruby Selby. Gray will be examined by physicians and may face multiple counts of carnal knowledge and assault with intent to rape. The docket lists June dates with various defendants facing larceny, perjury, false pretense, and other charges, plus plans for appeals and further hearings.
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Sherman P. Bowers
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Robert George La Swain
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Tee Bverett C. Berry
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Carroll County Votes On Wheat Program Referendum
Carroll County voters participated in a Federal referendum on the wheat adjustment program. In 14 districts the tally was 517 votes with 328 in favor and 189 against continuance of AAA crop control, as stated by Burns.
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Burns
Supreme Court rules NRA provisions unconstitutional in Schechter case
The Supreme Court declares recovery act provisions allowing the President to issue code rules over private industry unconstitutional. In the Schechter Poultry case, A L A Schechter Poultry Corp and Schechter Poultry Market Inc were charged in Brooklyn with violating live poultry codes and conspiracy.
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Brooklyn
federal district court
New York
Roosevelt's Must Program Aims at Power Trust Breakup
Washington May 27 The Roosevelt administration fights a bitter legislative battle to curb the power trust. The plan targets holding companies that control major U S utilities with Morgan Chase National Bank and other big financialists behind them. The bill would require immediate SEC control of holding company operations and broad regulation of interstate electricity trade, with registration by October 1 and full disclosure of finances and relationships.
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Washington
power
Roosevelt
Morgan, Ghase National Bank
Roosevel
SEC
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Pot Commission
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Inder- State Commerce Commission
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Death noted for NRA pageant delegate Homer Rems
Homer Rems dies while connected with the National Holstein-Priesian group. Delegates from Maryland travel to California and visit Los Angeles and San Diego for the California-Pacific Fair and the Grand Canyon visit in Arizona.
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H. Messrs Mecous
Maryland
Authorities Faulted Over Williamsport Bus Crossing Deaths
A report blames three parties for a Williamsport crossing tragedy involving a school bus and two railroads. It cites failure to maintain a watchman as required by law and criticizes both the school board and railroad staff for neglecting safety duties.
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Balmore
Ohio
state Commerce Commission
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clearis
Williamsport school board
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Williamsport
Annual Flower Show Planned by Frederick Garden Club
The Garden Club of Frederick announced its annual flower show to run Wednesday from 2 to 6 PM in Court Street rooms, open to members and the public. The event features arranged pieces, center displays, and competitions, with entries from Coons, PiaDis, and others. A barn fire at William S Benne near Braddock Heights drew state road employee attention. the property is tenanted by Mr and Mrs ALC Lawery.
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Wiliam S Benne
Braddock Heights
ALC Lawery
Trial Delay for Mrs Lyddane at Rockville Court
The trial of Mrs Lyddane in Rockville was postponed after a conference between attorneys and Judge Woood ard. The delay grants time for counsel and a brief adjournment as the case ahead of indictment for John HO Carnet and Marry EO Thom passes through the docket.
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Hog Processing Tax Under Attack in Court Debate
A chaotic excerpt shows Pepper arguing against a pork processing tax as a threat to packers. The contested levy looms like a sword over the industry with petitions and filings challenging its validity and impact on real and personal property.
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Damoctes
Ransom Note Demands $200000 in Kidnap Case
Abductors of George Weyerhaeuser threaten five day deadline for cash in unmarked bills. The note, signed by the missing boy, was published and studied by federal investigators as authorities urge calm and cooperation from the family.
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J.P. Weyerhaen- Ser
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
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Weyerhaeusers
George Weserhaeuser
John P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Arrests For Drunkenness Over Weekend
A series of drunkenness arrests were made Saturday night and Sunday over the weekend. Named individuals include Bradley Stull and Tweed Burke among others, with varying fines and costs. Some suspects labeled colored and several faced collateral or under bail terms. One rider, William Brandenburg, was fined for riding a motorcycle on a pavement.
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Bradley Stull
Frank Dorsey
Tweed Burke
Ben Phebus
Earl Routzahn
Sergi
J. E Solt
Thaddeus
Bailey
Daniel Swam
Maggie Smuth
Swomier
Annie
George Hoftsman
Edgar
Harry
OMcer Dorsey
Bianz
Offcer Dorsey
William Brandenburg
Madison street
Hoffman
Frank Harrie
Wilam Washington
Fred Straley
Siant Cole
Woman struck in head and thrown into Patapsco River
Mrs. of Washington told police a man she was riding with to Baltimore early today struck her twice on the head and tossed her into the Patapsco River in a dazed state. She crawled to Silvester Cagle’s home in Leicester for help, with a forehead wound and swelling above the eye. Police were informed of the incident and the assailant’s whereabouts.
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Washington
Baltimore
Patapsco
Silvester Cagle
Geicester
No License Charge Filed Against Local Driver
A local man faced a license charge after a brief incident in Alexandria. The report notes $10 collateral was posted and lists individuals connected to the case, with minimal detail on the charge.
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Icense
Harry W. Johnson
Alexandria
A. F. Andesz
Auto Stolen Here Is Recovered In Baltimore
A car stolen May 8 8 was recovered in Baltimore after police and residents from the northeast aided in the search. The thief fled on foot leaving three partly fired gasoline cans in the vehicle and had attempted to steal gasoline from another car. Engle's Tire Shop on Carrail Street was involved in the incident and Myr Shipley helped in the investigation.
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Engle
Carrailetree
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Frazier Lemke Moratorium Act Declared Unlawful
Supreme Court ruling upholds a lower court decision that the Frazier Lemke Moratorium Act is unconstitutional. The case involved farm debt relief measures, with authorities debating the act’s legality as President Roosevelt signals possible amendments.
Montgomery Graduates for Next Month Named
About 300 Montgomery County high school students were named to receive diplomas this June under a revised six elementary, three junior high, and three high school plan. Damascus High School will graduate only Bernice Virginia Woodfield. exercises occur during the day without a formal class ceremony.
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Edwin W. Broome
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Bernice Virginia Woodfield
Damascus High School
Gaithersburgh High School
Joseph Bayard ih
Scarboroughs
John Fred
Dorothy
Dawn Rosalie Borer
Lillse Cross
Elzabeth Grey
Freems Grose
er. Thomas
Margar
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Jane
Woodfield
Al Thorty Limited Faces Trade Controls
A notice lists Al Thorty Limited facing actions under the Federal Trade Commission act related to trade controls. The document cites regulatory powers and potential sanctions while outlining the firm’s involvement and the agency’s authority.
Merchants Plan Sales Promotion Drive in Frederick
Merchants will outline plans for a June sales promotion campaign by Frederick retailers. A meeting is set for Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Kerr. Full attendance requested.
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Reid
Francis Scott Kerr
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Weather Summary From Historical Reading
Fragmentary weather note records a 24 hour period ending May 11 1935 with precipitation dated to date May 252. It notes high temperatures around 50s and a low near 34 with a forecast mention of moon phase and tomorrow's expected conditions.
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