Hallowe'en cases tried in Frederick Police Court
Several Halloween rowdyism cases were heard by Justice Sinn. Four boys from New Market were reprimanded and warned of stricter action next time. The report details drunk arrests, disorderly conduct, vandalism, and multiple local penalties including jail terms and fines. The piece notes broader county concerns about property destruction and includes the sentencing of several individuals with prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Walter E. Sinn
New Market
William Phebus
Jack Gurther
Lloyd Gurther
Raymond Burdette
Sherman P Bowers
Walkersville
Frederick County
Frederick
James F. Burke
Alexander and
Staley
Samuel Moore
Bell
Wesley Carter
Blumenauer
Justice Sinn
Walter Hallman
William M. Stevens
Hloffman
Roscoe DeGrange
Melvin Burdette
Hoffman
Burdette
DeGrange
WE. Hoffman
Lewis
Sigafoose Named New Brunswick Policeman
W S Sigafoose was named night policeman in Brunswick to replace Joseph E Chew who left for Washington The appointment was confirmed by council with four votes in favor and one against George Ambrose was named chief of police The meeting discussed routine matters and one member opposed confirming Sigafoose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Sigafoose
Brunswick
Joseph E. Chew
Lee Melliman
Government Guarantees 50 Cents Bushel On Corn
Government funds to back loans totaling 85 million dollars will support corn farmers this year, guaranteeing 50 cents per bushel for about 170 million bushels. Loans through private lenders depend on moisture levels and compliance with next year’s farm program, with rates adjusted if moisture exceeds 145 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rooseyvelt
Commodity Corporation
Agriculture Department
Baltimore Judge Cracks Down on Taxicab Robbers
Judge Eugene Dunne sentenced Mack Cray to ninety years and James Gare to eighty years for nine and eight taxicab holdups since January 16. William I Carter, the "voice" bandit, drew twenty-five years. All three, described as colored, faced calls for the death penalty for “yoke” robberies in which a victim is choked as a partner pockets entrails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eugene Dunne
Criminal Court
Mack Cray
Maryland
Cray
James Gare
William I Carter
Voice
Carter
O'Dunne
Incorporation Papers Filed for Five State Legionnaire Inc
Incorporators listed are Charles B L Houck Dr Walkersville Pushard Watts and Paul B Milburn all of Baltimore with no capital stock. The company is Frederick based and will publish no legion pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encorporation
States Commission
Five State Legionnaire Inc
Frederick
Legion
Charles BL Houck
Walkersville
Pushard Watts
Paul B. Milburn
Baltimore
Boosters In Braddock Heights Organize Officers
A Braddock Heights boosters group formed at Vindobona meeting. Robert L. Smith elected president James H. Harris vice president Mrs M J Croghan secretary William C Oberlander treasurer. They plan park improvements roads and an ad campaign plus a modern road to meet the Frederick Hagerstown highway. Next meeting is December first at the Hays Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Braddock Hotel
Frederick-Hagerstown
Hays Cottage
William C. Royal
Edgar S. McCardell
William C. Oberlander
Robert L
Dr. Charles H. Conley May Enter Maryland Gubernatorial Race
Dr. Charles H. Conley of Frederick, who won 100000 votes in the 1934 Democratic gubernatorial primary, says no declared candidate now satisfies him and hints he may run. He notes three candidates, Mayor Howard W. Jackson, Attorney General Herbert R. O’Conor, and Senate president Lansdale G. Lasseer, have announced. He urges the party to put welfare first and politics second and expects a suitable candidate to emerge before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Democratic Party
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert R. O'Conor
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Anglo American Trade Expansion Sought in Britain
London November 2 Oliver Stanley president of the Board of Trade announced the British government’s earnest desire to conclude a satisfactory Anglo American trade agreement with the United States. He told the House of Commons there are great difficulties in exploratory talks including US caution about progress and the Ottawa dominion imperial preference framework. He urged early completion of exploratory work to begin negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
United States
House of Commons
Ottawa
Texas juries easy says Ford on liquor law convictions
Austin Texas Nov 3 AP Bert Ford state liquor control administrator says there is a small possibility of obtaining a liquor law conviction anywhere in Texas He notes a Galveston jury recently fined a man 100 on an open saloon charge claiming no other Galveston jury had convicted a liquor violator in state court before during or since prohibition Green twigs are used by eagles to decorate their nests with fresh twigs laid on when the color fades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Floyd Peoples
Tial
Frances Willis
Bowers
Baltimore
Trenton
Ned
Hagerstown
Jessups
Frederick
OmMcer Bell
Colelateral
John Due
Texas
Austin
Bert Ford
Galveston
Guarded Soviet Concession Spurs Spain Withdrawal Talks
London reports a guarded Soviet concession on belligerent rights in Spain led nine nation sub committee to seek authorization to press Spain’s warring factions on evacuating foreigners. Britain nears a trade pact with insurgent Spain establishing commercial missions while full diplomatic recognition remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spain
Britain
Paraguayan Uprising Triggers Martial Law in Asuncion
In Asuncion, capital of Paraguay, a state of war was declared after an attempted army uprising aimed at establishing a dictatorship. Lieut Col Arturo Bray authorized to enforce rule as the revolt, centered at Concepcion, was reportedly suppressed with rebels surrendering unconditionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Arturo Bray
Concepcion
Buenos Aires
Deed for Sale of Ash Farm Recorded Here
Deed for the sale of the 143 acre Ash farm on Ballenger creek pike from Mrs. Ash to Richard B. Griffin of Washington was filed in the clerk of the court’s office Tuesday. The consideration was about 15800 dollars. The engagement of Mr. Griffin to Miss Victoire Conley was recently announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon M. Ash
Ballenger Creek Pike
Griffin
George F. Griffin
The
Griffin Car Wheel Company
Chicago
Victoire Conley
Charles H. Conley
Guilford
Frederick
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A set of five trivia items tests word meanings and geometry. Clues touch on the Liberty dime, a numeric puzzle, concrete composition, family relation wordplay, and a claim about a triangle construction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigafoose
New Brunswick
Newspaper Hrurive
Ala
Anco
Deegioce
Tarpers Ferry
Charles Town
W.va
Jal
Rox Mo Baltner
Catherine Dobson Brunsaigh
O’dunne
Danville
DR. Conley
Great Britain
Francisco Franco
Sheraton
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Otun- Doran
Hollywood
Sheperlands
Hendrickson
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick
Bennett
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!