Dlewiler Murder Case Set for December Trial
The Carroll County Circuit Court tentatively schedules the Olewster murder trial for December 8. Harry C Olewster, indited for slaying Maurice Angiebower in Westminster, faces a jury during the November term. About a dozen witnesses are expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Carroll county
Harry C. Olewster
Atorney Theodore F. Brown
Carrot county
Attornes Walter SE Sinn
Frederick county
Samuel A. Lewis
E. Austin James
cies county court
Olewiles
Linn
Lewis
James
t he Carrol
Westminster
Olewiler
Angiebower
Morgantown Principal Trial Ends in Jury Disagreement
The jury in the case of John T. West Morgantown High School principal charged with misconduct with teacher Esther Williams disagreed and was discharged by Judge Charles G. Bakes. The case remains on the court calendar as prosecutor Albert Shuman indicated it would not be tied to this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
John T. West
Esther Williams
Charles G. Bakes
Albert Shuman
Lindy Pilot Flies American Clipper to Caribbean Route
Pan American amphibian American Clipper, piloted by Charles Lindbergh, took off from Miami at 11 13 a m for Cristobal Canal Zone with passengers including Igor Sikorsky. Markets fell in New York trading as securities slipped and sterling opened above three dollars. A injury victim Clara Blackiston, 335 Eastpatrick Street, broke her left arm in a home fall while reading.
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Miami
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Igor Sikorski
New York
Sterling
Weather summary with precipitation totals and forecasts
Weather report shows precipitation for 24 days ending 1 am with November to date 1.3 inches. Normal November rainfall listed as 2.43 inches. Averages for 36 years range around 2.56 inches. High yesterday 60s, forecast tomorrow morning 7 am, afternoon 1 55 pm, night 3 26 am with generally clear conditions over Potomac area.
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Pefiowency
Potomac cear
Suspended dry agent tied to fatal scuffle in California
Prohibition Director Woodcock lifted a suspension of Benny Dierks, a dry agent in Englewood Cal, for his role in a scuffle that left Milford G. Smith dead. Dierks denounced as brutal and stupid, with steps planned for permanent dismissal after the incident tied to a wine bottle dispute and bystander Green’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benny Diet&s
Englewood
Cal
Milford G. Smith
Woodcock
Dierks
Ike
Smith
Green
Justice Department
Common Cold Topic At Hood College Talk
Dr. Francis Gluck of Baltimore spoke on The Common Cold at Hood College chapel as part of National Posture Week programs. He described cold as an infectious disease, warned of complications like pneumonia and influenza, and noted cold vaccines assist sixty to eighty percent of users, but prevention remains best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Francis Gluck
Baltimore
Athletic Council of American College Women
Gluck
Zimmer Trio Recital Pleases Hood College Audience
The Zimmer harp trio presented its second annual recital in Hood College Brodbeck Hall with Miss Zimmer performing solos and duets joined by Miss Nelimen and Miss Bars. Baritone Harry Newcombe was recalled for multiple encores after singing folk and classical selections with harp accompaniment. Three new diphtheria cases were reported this week to Carroll County health officials, including a student at Airy School, with local physicians noting sore throat and other symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmer Harp Iino
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Zimmer
wrios
Marie Nelimen
Louise ‘Bars
Hany Newcombe
Newcombe
Carroll
w. c. Stone
aviacs
J. S. Geatty
New Windsor
Airy
C. Stitely
Winfield
Maximum Turkey Price Thanksgiving 35 Cents
Baltimore reports forecast a maximum 35 cent per pound price for top grade turkeys on Thanksgiving Day as plentiful supplies ease market fears. Chickens quoted 30 cents, ducks 30 to 35 cents, and geese 35 cents with an average family of four expected to spend about 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
sumoer
Leongion
Mayor Jackson to Speak Here at Memorial Service
Baltimore Mayor Howard Jackson will speak at Frederick Lodge No. 684 BPO Elks memorial service December 6 at Tivoli Theater. Austin James, city attorney, will deliver the eulogy for the 12 deceased members. The program includes organ preludes, solos, string music, and a benediction by Rev. Dr. Traver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
lodge
Tivoli Theater
Jackson
Baltimore Lodge
No. 7
B. P.O. BE
sil
Austin James
Winston Shipley
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Tathran church
L. W. Hirsch
Mr. James
H. David Hagen
Joseph Stephens
Sherry Storm
Harold ®oode
Mayor Jackson
Piecardy
Mr. Hirses
Dr. Traver
Leland Sneadner
Libertytown
Wiliam E McGill
Charles L. Renn
G. Wesley Hindley
Wiliam Cannon
Outterbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
William B. Bennett
Alfred W. Gaver
Benjamin G. Rosenstock
James E. Grove, Jr
Francis V. Staup
d W. Gaver
J. Hazy W. E. Miller
Charles A. el
Gerson Roseneur
Hood College Hosts Inaugural All College Dance
The Hood Fat Dance debuts this Saturday in Coblentz Hall sponsored by the Contemporary Chair led by president Emily Goodling. A tea dance from 3 to 5 pm in Meyran Hall will feature Marion Gruber chairing hostesses and Dr. Joseph H. Apple as patron with Mrs Oz and others aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Coblentz Hall
Emily Goodiing
Meyvan Hall
Marion Gruber
Melville
Hagerstown
Miss Goodling
Joseph H. Apple
Joseph J . Oz
Dorothy L Moskil
Mabele LrySoz
Mary C. Or
Wicket
Estece Hoffman
Annne Dsworth
Sense Rodgers
Janice Archeraise Patterson
Marjorie Reed
Bishop says union plans fail for the three church groups
At a semi annual bishops meeting in Dasyien on November 20 Bishop A R Clipper reported the proposed union of the Evangelical Association the Reformed Church United States and the United Brethren Church in Christ is off. The Reformed church vetoed the plan and United Brethren officials are not considering a union with Evangelical at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasyien
A. R. Clipper
United Brethren arch
board of bishops of the church
the
Evangelical association
Reformed
United States
United Brethren Church in Christ
Reformed church
Evangelical church
United Brethren church
Great Throngs in New York Turn Out for Grand
A large crowd gathers in New York City for a grand event led by city officials. Mayor attends and reviews the ceremonial activities as spectators mingle in the street procession.
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NEW YORK
Grandi Visits New York Amid Warm Welcome
Dino Grandi Italy's foreign minister arrived in New York and was greeted by thousands despite heavy police protection. Mayor James Walker presented a city medal as Grandi praised peacetime bonds between Italy and the United States. He left for Philadelphia two hours after his arrival, amid a brief celebration without anti fascist opposition. An explosion near the Italian consulate in Philadelphia damaged buildings but caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dino Grand
Italy
Hoover
Jersey City
Grandi wes
Broadway
financial district
City Hall
Senor Grandi
James Walker
city of
Grandi
United States
Philadelphia
St. Martin's
Cavalier A. Nobile Ferranti
Dino Grandi
Memorial Service for Lutheran Church Members
A memorial service for Evangelical Lutheran parishioners who died over the past year will be held Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver. It follows an old German custom of ending the year with such services. The list of memorialized individuals includes Odie Strasberger, Pleasant Gierley Mobley, George Roelke, Martha Hoffman, James Crum, Clifford Doll, Harry G. Schilling, Edith Louise Summers, John Jerome Putman, Charles Elmer Eader, Charles T. Hine, Bradley Marmion, Clara Wertheimer, George Mobe, Henry Raabe, Milton Amgleberger, Ernest Walter Heeder Jr., Clara Staley, Jonas Summers, Elizabeth Swomiey, Mary Emmerie Habderkorn, Nan Carty, Charles Brachey, David Bedhemer, Edane Zeer, Carrie Mehri-Haganard, Marie Flanigan, and Evelyn Lukens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran church
Amos John Traver
Odie Strasberger
Pleasant Gierley Mobley
George Roelke
Martha Hoffman
James Crum
Clifford Doll
Harry G. Schilling
Edith Louise Summers
John Jerome Putman
Charles Elmer Eader
Charles T. Hine
Bradley T Marmion
Charles Wertheimer
George Mobe
Henry Raabe
Mitton Amgleberger
Ernest Walter Heeder
Clara Staley
Jonas V. Summers
Izabeth Swomiey
Mary Emmerie Habderkorn
Nan- Carty
Charles H. Brachey
David
Otela Bedhemer
Emdane Zeer
Carrie O. Mehri- Haganard
Marie Flanigan
Sasser Evelyn Lukens
Tornado Strikes Near Strong Arkansas
A tornado roared through near Strong Arkansas causing property damage and slight injuries to three people. The path mirrors the 1927 storm that previously hit Eldorado.
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Eldorado
Ark
eazy
Germany seeks World Bank action on reparations plan
The German government asked the World Bank to convene a special advisory committee to assess its ability to pay reparations under the Hague agreement of January 20, 1930. The memorandum was published today and notes Germany's request for consideration under the new plan.
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Germany
Bevin
World Bank
Hague
Mercy killing attempt ends in saving paralysis victim
Ursula Downs 38 faced charges after allegedly drugging her 65 year old mother Eleanor Medinger in a bid to end her misery. She fled to a police station and confessed. Medinger survived after urgent hospital treatment. Police magistrate set bail at 5000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Xfirs
Ursula Downs
Downs
Samuel Lasch
Eleanor Medinger
Ada
Preston
C E Visitations Highlight Walkersville Endeavor Meeting
State Christian Endeavor officers attended the Walkersville United Brethren C E Society gathering with Rev Harold Chaney and Miss Lillian Rodenhi. Myersville group provided music and attendees included Rev B P Blubaugh and Gordon Palmer. A talk on the Golden Jubilee C E convention in San Francisco preceded a social hour and refreshments with about seventy present. The Adamstown Reformed C E Society will visit on December 16 to share their program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Harold E. Cheney
Westminster
George FR. Smith
Ethel Porner
Lillian Rodenht
Baltimore
Walkersville United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
Ray Zimmerman
Myersville United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
Myersville society
B. P. Blubaugh
Gordon
Adamstown Reformed C. E. Society
Talks To Art Club At Frederick Home With Dr Estabrook
A Frederick art club meeting held Thursday evening at Mrs Charles Byerly Eas reportedly featured Dr Leon Estabrook of Shoaxstown as guest of honor. He spoke on travels in Madagascar including an art gallery presented by the French government and the colonial administration.
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Frederck
Charles Byerly
Eas
Second street
Leon Estabrook
Shoaxstown
Estabrook
Madagascar
wnterest
George Rodock
Ri Jeni
Gharies Byerly
Robert E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Marion K. Green
Linda Gregg
Fragmentary names skim from old notice near Ramsburg area
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple individuals including Mrs Lesie Grosz and Mr Otis W Florence with scattered surnames such as Ramsburg Spon ester and Henry Lighine. No coherent event or clear relationship is discernible amid the unreadable text.
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Les’ G. Grosz
Howard Pear
Lesie Gross
c Exooé
Heme
Carrety
Margaret
W. Buas Ramsburg
Ruth
Otis
Florence Cecil
Joseph Sponester
Spencer Ramsburg
Carl Henry Lighine
Principals named in Dr West misconduct trial in Morgan Town
The trial of Dr John Thomas West Morgan town West Virginia high school principal opens on charges of misconduct with two teachers. Miss Esther Williams and Miss Blanche Garfield were indicted with West and will be tried later. Janitors testified to love scenes seen through a peep hole from the floor above. The jury today disagreed.
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John Thomas West
Morgantown
W. Va
Esther Willams
Blanche Garfield
West
Hood College Receives New Baby Ward Bobby Strawn
Hood College on its campus is caring for a new infant ward named Bobby Strawn adopted by twelve female students in the home management course. The baby, with blue eyes and brown hair, joins the prior ward Dickie Strawn as the college year’s childcare project under Massonica Prati.
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BOBBY STRAWN
WARD
HOOD GIRLS
Hood College
Httle
Strawn Cottage
colege
Bobby Straxn
Hood
Bobby
Joseph H. Apple
Dickie Strawn
Middletown
Dickie
Fred
erick Children’s Aid Society
Massonica Prati
Phenomenal Decline in Tuberculosis Death Rate in Maryland
Baltimore Nov 20 AP A phenomenal decline in the tuberculosis death rate in Maryland is reported in the Maryland Tuberculosis Association annual report. The rate fell below 100 per 100000 and fewer deaths occurred than ever before, with 1906 08.1 per 100000 in 1930 at 983. Despite progress, control remains a major problem as in 1912 tuberculosis caused more deaths than any other disease.
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Baltimore
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Willam B. Matthews
Matthews
the
atorum association
Baland
Maryland
Matthess
AL Matthew
Miracle House
Maryland's population near hard surfaced roads grows
Baltimore reports 96 percent of Maryland residents live within two miles of hard surfaced roads. State Roads Chief Harry D. Willar Jr. cites growth from 1910 with 440 miles of paving to 3,500 miles now, plus automob ile counts rising from 4,500 to 332,000.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harry D. Willar, Jr
State Roads Commission
Wilar
Heavier Golf Ball Adopted January First 1932
Officials announce a new heavier golf ball will be adopted starting January 1 1932. The change aims to standardize play and align equipment with updated regulations across the sport.
League Accepts Jap Proposal To Investigate Manchuria Crisis
The League of Nations Council agreed in principle to accept a Japanese proposal for an international commission to investigate the Manchurian situation. The commission would study treaties, the military situation, and guarantees for Japanese residents and property while Japan's army would halt its current actions. Meanwhile US Ambassador Dawes and Briand discussed a new plan to resolve the Manchurian issue. 19 Japanese dead and 80 wounded arrived at Mukden, with reports listing 49 killed and 155 wounded in the Nanni River battle.
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Paris
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
League Council
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Aristide Briand
League of National Council
league
Dawes
Associated Presa
Frederick County Dog Licenses Persist in High Numbers
Frederick county records show 3,903 dogs wear safety licenses, a slight drop from 3,950 last year. Deputy Treasurer John W. Loy notes one licensed dog per fourteen residents as 3,508 paid regular rates, 380 paid two dollars, and 15 dogs were in the ten dollar class, generating $4,420.75.
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Frederick county
John W. Loy
Case Too Big for Lawyers Faces Court Inquiry
In Rockville Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Peter and Arthur D. Willard hear George Kemp of Barnesville in an appeal from a county court ruling. Kemp admits hiring four lawyers but says the case proved too large to manage. He asks to defend himself as the proceeding continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Conny
Rockvile
George Kemp
Barnesvile
Robert B. Peter
Arthur D. Willard
Peter
Breakfast Club Raided by Federal Agents in New York
Federal agents raided the exclusive Breakfast Club in the Hotel Delmonico on Park Avenue early today arresting eight employees and seizing 260 bottles of information. The club operated on a membership only basis. In a separate item, the United Daughters of the Confederacy chose Memphis Tennessee for next year’s convention site at their 38th annual meeting in Jacksonville Florida.
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New York
Delmonico
Park avenue
Memphis
Jacksonvile
Fla
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tenn
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Dr.Gluck
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reformed Denominati
Lutheran Congregation
Mrs
Ursula
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Fire Corporation of Business
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Aleppo
Syria
Wilfiar
Barnesville
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