Divorced Wife Seeks Compensation Over Station Hold Up
Mrs Rachel Sollenberger, widow of a filling-station attendant killed in a September 27 1933 hold up, seeks compensation for herself and daughter Fae Sollenberger. The case against Texas Company Stahl and insurer United States Fidelity and Guarantee moves through courts as the Industrial Accident Commission had ruled the deceased not an employee of the Texas Company. The appeal aims to overturn findings on dependency and employment relation with the trial in Frederick County.
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Safe Industrial Accident Commission
Rachel Sollermberger
Hagerstown
Reusen N Sollenberger
Irvin Fair
Bingham
Sollenberger
Fae Sollenberger
Texas Company
Fuling
AE. Stahl
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
State Industrial Accident Commission
Stahl
Solvenberger
Jury Opens New Probe in Hoey Case
Chester county grand jury began an inquiry into unusual circumstances surrounding the death of Evelyn Hoey Broadway showgirl. The coroner’s jury ruled she died at the hands of unknown persons and the probe includes the coroners jury conduct. Hoey died from a pistol bullet at the Rogers farm near Downingtown on September 11. Twenty two jurors began secret sessions after a brief charge by Judge W Butler Windler with 29 witnesses summoned.
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W Butler Windler
William E. Park
Weather Today Precipitation and Temp Notes
The reading provides 24 hour precipitation around 0.20 inch with November totals near 95 inch and 248 inch through a forthcoming period. It records high temperatures around 42 and nighttime lows near -5 to -14. Sunrise and moon phases are noted with times and a forecast summary.
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Vesterdas
Monocacy Ueus
Poxomec
Two Men To Be Freed In Loring Murder Case
Investigators said Richard Tear and Aubrey Hampton, held for questioning in the Corinna Loring murder case, might be released before nightfall. Lieutenant J. Ize], of Baltimore, indicated a release was possible though not definite. Hampton is described as a former suitor.
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Loring
Ait Hamer
Richard Tear
Aubrey Hampton
Corinna Loring
J . Ize
Bal'imore
Invessibm Meerana Mie Tiene Wave Ocoanat
Hampton
First Bonds for Sewer Sale Set for November Twenty-Nine
The Mayor and Aldermen plan a special meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM to consider an ordinance selling 250 600 dollars in municipal bonds. A total Frederick city bond issue of 553 000 was approved by voters but only part will go to market now. Bids open November 29 with bonds dated December 1 and sale advertised from November 14 to 24. Other issues include Opera House lease negotiations with Warner Bros and another party, with no current decision date.
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Frederick City
Warner Bros
Frederick
Bjorlee
Doctor Dies After Car Pinning At Franklin County Courthouse
Dr Alexander Brock Stinson of Fayetteville Pa dies from gangrene after being crushed between a car and the wall of Chambersburg courthouse in Cham bersburg Pa He was 40 and died in Chambersburg hospital He leaves a wife E Arthur Auld and three children plus his parents two brothers and a sister The funeral was held this afternoon
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Franklin County
Chambersburg
Alexander Brock Stinson
Stinson
Fayetteville, Pa
Dientist
Chambersburg Hospital
E Arthur Auld
Jean Ambler
Alexander Brock, Jr
David James
O H Stinson
Emmitsburg
Nice Promises More Reports To The People
Governor Nice announced plans to issue individual state department reports to inform Marylanders about department conditions changes and future policies. The reports will detail current status, recent developments, and aims for transparency.
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Nice
Baltimore
Maryland
Avtelnurook
Harp Improves After Pneumonia Battle at Home
Mrs. Harp has nursed her husband Supreme Chancellor Reno S Harp of the Knights of Pythias at a bedside for three weeks following his air mishap. Doctors report he is able to sit up during the day and is recovering, with plans for his return home this week.
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Reno & Harp
Reno
Harp
Knights of Pythias
Air Neas
Howe Pial
Hanne Wye
Hether
Atri¢Cken
Rights Violated in New Jersey Court Expected Decision
A New Jersey court is set to announce on December 23 whether rights violations were substantiated in a high profile case. The proceeding involves key local officials and legal arguments over civil rights protections and remedies.
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New Jersey
Hauptmann appeals to Supreme Court over Lindbergh murder case
The German carpenter Bruno Hauptmann petitions the U S Supreme Court seeking review of his 1932 conviction for the murder and kidnapping of Charles A Lindbergh Jr The filing argues trial bias and constitutional rights violations amid a sensational Flemington NJ proceeding The court likely will announce December 23 on review grant with arguments possible in February or March.
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Wasmition
Binno Rithad Heupmann
Supreme Cour
Electric Chai
Charlee A Lindbergh, Jr
Robert Rosencrans
Hauptmann
Ulal
Cold wave forecast boosts hopes of early winter
Weather forecast predicts a sharp cold wave after a mild autumn with only six below freezing days in October. Merchants, doctors and hunters anticipate changes as hunting licenses rise to 2,900 residents with an expected spike in demand before opening day. Mildred Fry, recovering after tonsil surgery at Frederick City Hospital, is improving at home.
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Frederick County
Mise
Mildred Fry
Frederick Ciy Hospital
Jeffersom
Britisher Wins Suit Over Chrysler Shares
Justice Atkinson of the King's Bench Division awarded judgments totaling 39,500 pounds and interest to the British plaintiff in the Chrysler Motor shares case. The award included 350 pounds for Arnold de Imp, Walter P Chrysler, Stephen E Briggs, Bernard E Hutchinson, Joseph Field and the Chrysler Corporation. A further 36,000 pounds and interest was awarded to the Suffolk Investment Company Ltd against the same defendants.
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London
Atkinson
King’s Bench
Chrysler Motor
Arnold de Im
Poer Seams
Walter P Chrvate Ameran
Stephen E Briggs
Bernard’ E Hutchinson
Joseph Field
Chrysler Corporation
Suffolk Investment Company, Ltd
Heavy Buying Wave Sweeps Over Market
New York stocks opened with strong buying momentum but gains faded quickly as the market showed signs of a brief surge followed by losses in early trading. Commodities held firm while grains rose and fell. bonds remained steady. Call money rose to three quarters of one percent.
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New York
Nigner
Fem Gr
Perates Cote Ion
Firemen Meet Thursday in Thurmont Hosting Vigilant Association
Thurmont firemen prepare to host the Prederck County Volunteer Firemen's Association for the first time since its formation. Notices sent to county companies. attendance expected among Thurmont and related volunteers as the planning committee, including Omer J Dunes and Charles Ambrose, coordinates the event. The Thurmont Women's Auxiliary will provide the meal at the town hall after supper.
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Thirmont
Prederck County
Pear
Newgiarter
Ty Rober
L Smuth
T Om Markley
Thurmon
Mr Mackiey
Omer J Dunes
Charles Ambrose
Thurmont Company
Fire claims life of Dr Pritt Gebhardt in hotel shooting
New York AP reports Dr Pritt Gebhardt, 40, was found dead on the twenty first floor of a skyscraper hotel. Patrolman Halden questioned Vera Streza who confessed nothing beyond her engagement to the doctor last December. Detectives found a pistol in her purse as the investigation focused on the motive and the alleged slayer’s escape.
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New York
Pritt Gebhardt
Noel Early Woday
Po Lee
Mancee
John Halden
Vera Stre'z
Igid Holden
Gibbasit
Aggeetee Tag Bela
Kaliernhe Germany
Tle
Berance
Williamsport Publisher Dies At 70 In Williamsport
The Williamsport publisher aged 70 died in Williamsport after prior years of association with local newspapers. The report cites his involvement with Elks organizations and regional civic efforts. He is remembered for his long service to press and community groups within Pennsylvania and nearby states.
Locked Controls Blamed For Crash
Report says locked controls caused the crash of the large bomber from the war era. A board led by General A G Reiby cited faulty control lock and mismanagement by officers as factors. Findings point to weight and balance issues and a failure to maintain proper control during the incident.
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cMcers
Baizadien
Wierht Foeld
Davion
Fase Beone
Fesiment
Baltimore School Damaged By Fire
A morning fire damaged a Baltimore school building just before opening hours. The fire caused unknown damage and was detected hours before the school day began. No injuries are reported and the cause remains under investigation.
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Baltimore
Italy Warns of Counter Measures Over League Sanctions
Rome reports Italy warns other League members that sanctions without its participation are an act of hostility. The note says Italy may take counter measures while seeking to disassociate from the Geneva action. France and Britain draft replies backing continued economic penalties against Italy.
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Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Geneva
Ethiopia
Paris
France
Great Britain
Mussolini
London
Rabbit Shooting Case Funds Aid for YMCA Passes $4000
A court hearing in Peoples Court led to a verdict involving Marion Bart. The YMCA fundraising campaign reached the $4,000 mark with Dr Ignatius Bjorlie announcing extended drives and prospects to hit the target to cover debts and support operations.
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Marion Bart
East Fourth Street
Peoples Court
Milton G Urner
Bart
Roy Brubaker
Tramavile
Urner
Aine
Pole breaks off in fog causing trolley near Catoctin Furnace
In heavy morning fog near Catoctin Furnace a trolley struck and broke a pole after a collision with a car driven by Edward Wakftdg. The vehicle left the highway and the pole broke near its base. The wreck was towed for repair. no serious injuries reported. Sheriff Roy M. Heine noted witnesses and deputies on the scene.
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Edward TL
Ganjopurg
Catoctin
Weker
Welker
Hum
Ite Bese
Harbaugh Ama Sales
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