Hit and run driver Burals convicted in Monrovia
Monrovia resident Burals was convicted for striking Henry Cursail as he walked on the National Highway and driving away. Witness Roberts, a Baltimore salesman, testified he saw the truck strike Cursail and Burals at the wheel, leading to a $100 fine and an appeal. Justice Bowers noted the evidence outweighed Burals denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Burall
Monrovia
Burall
Henry Cursail
Cursail
Henry Roberts
Bural
Roberts
hom edetick
Catsail
pater
G. S. Brooks
Guy EK. Motier
E. D. Dryden
A. F P. Anderson
R. W. Baer
Sher- Doll
Anderson
Fender
George Sponseiler
New Market
John reperger
Donald Cashour
urall
Plano No. 4
Burali
Justice Bowers
Hanover to Buy Private Water Plant for 740000
Hanover will acquire the Hanover and McSherrystown Water Company plant for 740000 after a long ownership dispute. Initial asking price was 961650 with recent improvements. Purchase becomes effective December 1, with bonds to finance the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Gifford Pinchot
Public Service Commisson
Annual Dinner and Council Reform Planned for Frederick
Frederick County Council of Religious Education will hold its annual dinner and meeting on December 14 with an election of officers and reports. A nominating committee led by Genevieve Thomas will appoint officers. arrangements for the meeting place are pending. A leadership school at Myersville reports 50 members enrolled under Mary land State Council sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dewatt P. Zuse
Millard G. Wilson
Ruth Trout
Freredick city
Myersville
Maryland State Council of Religious Education
Jayne M. Schantz
Calvary ML E. church
Louise Heath
Hood College
John S. Adam
Middletown
H.C. Kraft
Air. Bluvaugh
Joseph H. Appie
Louis L. Wilson
Eleanor D. Abbott
FrancisB. Sappington
this city
i. EB. Willard
Doubs
J. W. Kinnamon
land
George E. Castle
Genevieve Thomas
Adamstown
Mrr. Blubaugh
Mr. Wilson
Durval Sneadner
Miss Trout
Mr. Castle
Friday the thirteenth nudges steady license demand
Frederick county license bureau said thirteen couples avoided marriage Friday the thirteenth. Five applied Thursday and eight on half-day Saturday but none completed. Hunting licenses rose with over four hundred issued that day and 3,700 licenses issued this year, compared with about 4,200 last year. Manchuria expects a soybean crop of 5,750,000 tons, near 1930 levels.
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Frederick country
Priday
Geraga
Manchuria
Civic Club Hears Plans for City Projects and Safety
Frederick civic group outlines proposals to mayor and aldermen including an incinerator, upgraded sewerage, and stop signs at Elm and West Fifth streets. Detention space for stranded women discussed, along with sidewalk repairs and high school traffic safety near Elm Street.
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public welfare department
Ines
Richard S.J. Dutrow
Frederick
West Fifa
Elm streets
Monterue
Salvation Army
Elm
West Fifth streets
Dutrow
W. R. DeLashmus
E. Edison
W. Harry Haller
Thursdar
Wiliam ¥. Anderson
am Kindley
McIntyre
WohOTe
State Federation of Women's Cin
Roland Pack
pabie
iherem
Red Society
Cours sivees
sommes
Wade
M. R. Etchison
W. EL. Day
Shank
Radcliffe
Frederick County Tobacco Crop Seen Yielding About $10 000
Frederick County farms on 63 acres produced 66 00 pounds of tobacco in 1919 and state data suggest 1932 Maryland yields may reach 7 million pounds with Frederick County alone contributing about 10 000 to growers. Soil, leaf quality, and regional market differences affect prices. County data show Montgomery and Howard lead in production. Frederick sits south of Ridgeville near Kemp Town with limited tobacco elsewhere in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Montgomery
Howard
Carrol
Frederick
Ridgeville
Kemptown
Clagettsville
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick agriculturists
Maryland
Baltimore
Anne Arundel county
South
County Medical Society Holds 11th Annual Meeting
The Pred Frederck County Medical Society met Monday night at 7:30, electing officers for the coming year. G. F. Sma Brunswick was named president. B. O. Thomas, first vice president. S. S. Shaffer, second vice president. Worthington as secretary. Crayford Johnson as treasurer. Dr. Kefauvett named county delegate to the State Medical Society. Dr. B. O. Thomas as alternate. Dr. G. Bruce Ors was appointed censor for a three year term. After adjournment, attendees visited Dr. James A. Long’s home for an oyster roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck County Medical Society
G. FL Sma
Brunswick
B. O. Tho
S. 5. Shaffer
Maryland State Sanatorim
Brutschek
B. Q. Thomas
Dr. Worthingson
Johnson
James A. Long
Jug Bridge
Dr. Smith
Crist
Ima JL McCurdy
B. P. Thomas
EC. eta
W. C. Johrson
P. S_ ieng
C. F. Gooser
BH. Conley
R. W. Bae O. Thomas
Frank D. Wont
H. Lawrence Fabrner
George H. i
O. 5. Stone
Lvermytown
Two Dead in New York Tragedy At Restaurant
New York witnesses a quick double shooting at a restaurant when two masked gunmen entered, fired in unison, and fled. Victims Gagtemo Guica 28 known as a singer and an associate, died at the scene. The other man, Ruggiero, linked to Guica, is believed to have been involved. authorities pursue the suspects as a woman from Norfolk suffers a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gagtemo Guica
Guia
Joseph Mariano
Guca
Ruggiero
Guica
Fracture Hurts Ms Anna Mary Burger at Home
Ms Anna Mary Burger of East Patrick Street fell at her home Sunday and fractured her shoulder. She is confined to the house and going as well as can be expected. Research workers for the Philadelphia Science under that range, peach, lime and tomato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Burger
East Patrick street
Italian Foreign Minister Grandi Visits Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Dino Grandi arrived in Washington and raised a Fascist salute at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before meetings with President Hoover. He declared a practical solution to disarmament should be pursued and called the truce an Italian American idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dino Grandi
Traly
New York Harbor
Washington
Hoover
Sgnora Grandi
Potomac
Ambassador di Martine
Fort Myer
Italy
Arlington
Hughes
Cumberland Ministers Oppose Sunday Movies
The Cumberland Ministerial Union urged state action to stop six theaters in Cumberland from opening next Sunday to benefit the unemployed. The resolution, passed unanimously, said Sunday movies violate state law and harms unemployment relief efforts, regardless of purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberland Ministerial Union
organwation
Notre Dame Reserve Back Hurt in Navy Game
Notre Dame coach Hardy Anderson announced star reserve back Mike Koken will miss the rest of the season due to injuries from the Navy game. Initial X rays suggested a cracked rib but revealed three cracked vertebrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOTRE DAME
NAVY
South Bend
Ind
Hardy Anderson
Notre Dame today
Mike Koken
Koken
Weather Summary for Today and Month to Date
Weather report shows no precipitation in last 24 hours ending 7 am. November to date 0.02 inch, normal November 2.48 inches. Comparisons for 1930 and 1931 with long term averages listed. Temperatures: yesterday high 78, low 42. Sunset 4:57 pm, sunrise 7:07 am. Moon rise ? moon set 12:29 am. Monocacy and Potomac rivers are clear.
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Freepriahon
Potomac
McLean to push divorce case despite ban
Washington publisher Edward B McLean will continue divorce proceedings in Riga despite a U S court injunction. Attorneys for Mrs McLean said if he proceeds with the Latvian action contrary to the injunction he could face contempt charges in Washington District of Columbia court jurisdiction held by Nels on T Hartson counsel for Mrs A McLean said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edward B. McLeap
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Cour
Riga
McLean
Rose Douras
Marion Davies
Alformneys
Edward B. McLean
the
Washington Post
District of Columbia
Nelsson T. Hartsor
A McLean
U S Post Office Home of Bootlegger Charge
Prohibition agents hold Postmaster Anton Lang of Jarboesville Maryland on liquor charges after confiscating 235 gallons of rye whiskey and 192 bottles of beer from the post office Two large stills of 750 and 150 gallons capacity were found operating and 1500 gallons of rye mash destroyed Lang to be arraigned before a U S Commissioner on manufacture and possession with Michael Z Zelinhski arraigned on manufacture charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michael Z. Zelinhski
3rd Victim Of Football In 1931 Season Reported
Tuscaloosa Ala Nov 17 AP James Nichols of Fort Wayne Indiana center on the University of Alabama freshman football team died today after a scrimmage with the varsity Armistice Day 13th death this season. New York Nov 17 AP death today at Tuscaloosa brings total football deaths this Pall His injury occurred in a game between Alabama and Stetson at Deland Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
James Nichols
Fort Wayne
Ind
University of Alabma
New York
University of Alabama
South
Stetson
Deland
Fla
Fog delays air and marine traffic across Chesapeake region
A dense fog halted air and marine movement from Maine to the Virginia capes. Logan Field officials suspended passenger routes between Washington and New York while some mail planes briefly operated. Dense fog reduced visibility, stopping vehicular traffic with signals barely visible in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic seaboard
Maine
Virginia capes
Washington
New York
Logan Field
Bettimore
Market resumes climb after six day sag
New York November 17 AP reports the stock market steadied after six down sessions and began to climb as wheat strength encouraged bulls. Early trading showed selling eased after Chicago grain pit open and the list rallied with quickening advances. Sterling cables opened cent lower at 3.78, call money renewed at 2.72 percent.
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New York
Chicago
Sterling
Rockefeller Headed South for Annual Winter Trip
John D. Rockefeller accompanied by several New York figures departed today on his annual winter trip to the South. He appeared in excellent health and was in a cheerful frame of mind. He did not travel in a private car, instead using his entourage and standard accommodations for the journey.
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SOUTH New York
John DB. Rocksfrier
Mi York
Ormonda
Fis
Goffmans 29th Birthday Party Honored in Home
A birthday gathering for Goffman’s 29th was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman at 414 Eas street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rob Miz, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tobery, Elbert makers, the Houcks, Mrs. Lilie O’Bryan, Mrs. Lens Reed, and several others with games and refreshments enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffman
Eas. street
Goffman
Chas
Rob Miz
Clarence Tobery
and Elberts
Houck
Lilie O'Bryan
Lens Reed
Lavinia Ebert
Ruby Mar Reec
Jane Titloxw
Messrs
Melvin O Bryan
Eall Towers
Chars Crim
Junior Eibers
Chinese Advance Within Ten Miles Of Japs Forges Threaten
Japanese War Office reports Chinese General Mah Chan-Shan's forces reached ten miles north of Tahsing and attacked, threatening to envelop the Japanese right flank. Mah Chan-Shan submitted counter-proposals while a withdrawal remains unlikely without guarantees, and Tokyo contemplates quick Manchuria reinforcements as negotiations show strain.
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Tokyo
Japanese War Office
Mah Chan-Shan
Tahsing
Nanai river
Texas
Manchuria
Honjo
Mukdes
Anganch
Harbin
tlw
Mah
Mukden
Nanni river
Chang Hai-Peng
Taonan-Anganchi
Man Held Without Bail In Hit And Run Case
Baltimore, Nov. 17 AP Joseph Button 38 held without bail charged with reckless driving operating an automobile with fictitious license tags and failure to stop after an accident in which one girl Edina Slater 13 was killed and two others Mil dred Martin 15 and Dorothy Hewitt 11 injured. The crash occurred on Dundalk avenue as Edina walked with Dorothy and Mil dred. Parents Stanley and Dorothy Martin rushed to the scene. Carrie Button widow of the accused said she was in the back seat and denied that her husband tried to escape and claimed strangers blocked medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph Button
Edina Slater
Dundalk avenue
Mildred
Dorothy Martin
Dorothy Hewitt
Button
Stanley Martin
Dorothy
Carrie Button
Elmer Piercy
Dates Set for Trial of Latest Criminal Cases
Indictment in the Harry Rechler murder case prompted a circuit removal. A batch of cases from two weeks earlier was scheduled for hearing in Frederick county court on two days. Michael C. Hermann, charged with assault on his wife with intent to kill at the State Sanatorium near Sabitasafle, will be tried December 1. Hearing dates were set for Green, Fraser, Bowie, and Dotson, with Green charged with rape and Fraser with larceny. Wheat prices rose two cents to 37 cents, after a two day pause.
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Harry Rechler
Frederick county cour
Michael C. Hermann
Sabifasafle
Hermann
Comimere
Green
Libertytewn
Frank Fra- New Londo
Raymond Bowie
Harry C. Dotson
Fraser
Bowie
Dotson
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Henry Catsail
Court
Jefferson Woman’s Club
Mgrs
Albert Bustard
Jefferson Woman's
Roy Remsberg
Luther Remsberg
Frederick central
offie
DION
power
king general
Baltimore-Frederck
Paul Lane
Chesapeake and tomac Teephone Company
Baljmorety
H. M. Brooks
County Council Of Religious Education
Court House
GIY
Civic Club
Fifth Ana
Fredenck Civic Club
Onica Pra
faculty of
Hood Colege
A. C. Haddon
Mussolini
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
Dr. Long
Carl Marve
Maxwell
Clayton Snook
ir Newway
W. H. Crame
Dub
Mark
Department of Agriculture
GO. V. McLean
Norfolk
Vano
Hazerstown
Bath
Batimm
Grandi
Treves
Rhineland
Pormpeti
WLEAN
U.S. POST OFFICE
St. Mary's
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
Nippon Military Authorities
Cabinet
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