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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
10
A Europe unsettled by new alignments amid Yugoslav tensions and Hungary accusations at Geneva. France touts a new potential ally in Soviet Russia, while Moscow remains quiet and distant from the disclosures. Old blocs like the Little Entente face strain as Berlin’s frontiers and Eastern posts draw attention.
In a grim murder scene, Frank Clements of the Commercial is among victims. Elsie Hildreth Alstine, found in pajamas with two gunshot wounds, lay on the bed beside her crying infant Laury. A former husband, Frank Alstine, also died, his body discovered near the head. An unknown assailant left the household in shock.
Five persons were injured in a Sunday morning crash near Loy's Station when two autos collided after a side road turn in. Mrs Ida Schildt and her daughters Catherine and Margaret Schildt were among the injured. all were treated by Dr Blevy and two taken home, with Mrs Schildt reported in satisfactory condition.
In Washington county moonshine activity spiked until Pinata Har abletes 1 Eagute, dubbed the moonshine king, was captured in Winchester, Virginia. Holmes, a suspected operator, was arrested with Eva Churchey of Sharpsburg after a tip from federal agents. Holmes faces charges of aiding and abetting a fugitive and Mann Act allegations as agents continue cracking down on illicit alcohol manufacture.
Coroner E A Heagele said the three young girls found along a mountain road may be identified by school checks nationwide, with a 30 mile radius and carbon monoxide as the suspected cause. Police urge teachers to report missing students as hundreds view the victims and a black bag ties to the case.
Gov Albert C Ritchie appoints George Thompson professor of Chemistry at St Josephs College Emmitsburg as Justice of the Peace to fill the unexpired term of the late J Henry Stokes Thompson a Massachusetts native has held the chair at St Josephs for years and will serve the remainder of the four month term.
A memorandum for economic advisers proposes broad government insurance of private loans. It mirrors housing program principles to stimulate private credit for modernization and re employment, stressing trust in capable managers over strict collateral. No total funding estimate given. re employment potential likened to housing program.
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