Auto code talk i members of assn
Frederick County Automobile Dealers' Association heard John E. Raine and Thomas W. Wilson discuss the automobile code's enforcement and constitutionality as Supreme Court review of appeal cases nears. Moving pictures illustrated trade-in pricing and used-car sales while Wilson cited surveys on housing and apparel output and forecast continued economic improvement.
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United States Supreme Court
John E. Raine
Code Authority
Maryland
Frederick County
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raine
Thomas W. Wilson
Baltimore
Maryland Credit Finance Corporation
Motor Vehicle Retailing Trade Code Authority
Walter K. Kneip
Grayson H. Staley
Mr. Raine
Ene Mills
Royal Farms Dairy
New York
Supreme Court
Wilson
Miss Gander Takes a Sky Ride With Ducks
In this playful scene Miss Gander prepares for a sky voyage with duck hitchhikers. Timles and Dancy argue over risk as the Mystic Man hints at a mysterious destination and the ducks lift the carriage into the clouds awaiting the next installment.
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Goldy
Miss Gander
NBA Service, Inc
Automobile dealers plan organized effort to bargain with factories
Discussion centers on unorganized dealers failing to influence factories but an organized group could effect change. Meeting participants include Albaugh Bierley Warfield Green Harbaugh Kolb Gosnell Magaha Roney Staley Sperry Litten Hogarth Cramer Hooper Younkin and others with mentions of Munich Baltimore and Tovest in it. News advertising pays big dividends.
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Mr. Wilson
A. R. Albaugh
Irving Bierley
Robert L., Warfield
Glenn B. Green
Roland W. Harbaugh
Jesse W. Kolb
Gurney Gosnell
G. Ernest Magaha
Clyde M. Roney
Grayson H. Staley
R. S. Sperry
W. R. Litten
William Hogarth
Edward Cramer
A. Grant Hooper
Floyd Younkin
Mr. Miller
E. BE
Munich
Baltimore
Will of Mrs Hummer Probated in Orphans Court
Relatives share nearly all of the Walkersville estate in the probate of Julia E. Hummer's will. valued at several thousand dollars. Executors named are her daughter Julia E Smith and son-in-law Charles M Whitmore with attorney Manuel M Weinberg handling the estate. The will directs conversion to cash promptly and makes several bequests, including $100 to Zion Reformed Church trustees for burial lot care of her mother, father, and son.
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Julia E. Hummer
Walkersville
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Radio Day by Dave Butterfield Editorial Notes
New York letters from Sams become CBS daytime feature Dear Columbia starting Friday at 9. Each 45 minute program will dramatize listener letters to share radio fans opinions. Tonight’s tuning includes WEAP NBC CBS WABC WIZ NBC broadcasts with multiple programs and Thanksgiving coverage across stations.
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New York
Sams
CBS
Columbia
WEAP
NBC
Rupert Hughes
Mary Pickford
Fred Allen
One Man's Family
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
WABC
Burns and Allen
Byrd
Ozzie Nelson
WIZ
Ed Davis
Lanny Ross
Warden Lawes
John Charles Thomas
Harry Richman
Prince George
Princess Marina
London
WJC
WEAF
Dean Archer
Loretta Lee
WJZ
Bequest Distribution in 1933 Will for Newton Estate
The will dated January 28 1933 bequeaths $200 to Miss Naomi H Newton of Walkeraville. Four children receive one fifth shares. The remaining one fifth is divided into three parts for Mrs Julia E Smith and for three Hummer grandchildren Raymond Joseph and Nellis, with trust managed by the Orphans Court. If heirs die, shares pass to heirs or four daughters. Witnesses include Dr J W Long and others.
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Naomi H. Newton
Walkeraville
Julia E. Smith
Burley V. Smith
Annie M. Dudrow
Elmer L. Dudrow
Virgle V. Kidd
Roy B. Kidd
Denda I. Renner
James I. Renner
J. W. Long
Raymond L. Strins
M. M. Weln
Drunkenness defendants fined and jailed in Police Court
A defendant denied officers' statement that he had been offered a chance to escape arrest for drunkenness and chose not to escape. Justice Sher man P. Bowers imposed a $10 fine and five days in jail. Theodore Fuller, colored, was arrested by Officer Lawrence Fagan and jailed. Charles D B Marshall, a transient, pleaded guilty on drunkenness. The missing officer Nogie led to dismissal of the conduct charge. Marshall was given $2.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Theodore Fuller
Offerr
Lawrence Fagan
Charles DB. Marshall
Chorge Nogie
Marshall
Transients fined for drunkenness and parking violations
Officer Nagle arrested Thomas Mahone for drunkenness and forfeited $2.50 collateral. H. V. Fultz Guy Anders Roger Bohn and James Myers forfeited $1 collateral each on parking charges. News ads noted as paying dividends.
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Jal
Thomas Mahone
Officer Nagle
H. V. Fultz
Guy Anders
Roger Bohn
James Myers
Noonan Will Probated In Frederick Estate Bequeathed
The will of Robert E. Noonan of Frederick was probated Tuesday. It leaves his estate to his sister Mary Ann Noonan of Garisle. Dated August 28, 1923 and witnessed by Louis R. Sappington and Wilson Schiey.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices list marriage licenses for Richard E. Connor 27 and Doris D. Daley 25 both of Washington. Deeds show Allee F. Knott widow et al to Richard W. Walker and wife for $10. Florida M. Davis administratrix to ty for $5,250. Jacob Rohrback et al trustees to C. Maynard Baker and wife for $1,175. Philip F. Scheel et al executors to Thomas F. Scheel for $10. Vallie G. Eldridge widow to Benjamin H. Clark for $106.
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Ichard E. Connor
Doris D. Daley
Washington
Thomas F. Scheel
Vallie G. Eldridge
Benjamin H. Clark
Explosion Kills Child in Chicago Apartment House
An apartment building on Chicago's West Side was rocked by a gas explosion that killed one child and injured nearly a dozen others as gas company workers repaired a leak in the street. The incident occurred late today, with residents shaken and investigators responding to the scene.
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Chicago
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Don Wilson
Penn
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