Auto Thieves Sentence Amidst Alarms From Pa to Frederick
A jury and judge recount a spate of auto thefts and jewelry theft linked to two youths, Harris and Battis, who escaped a federal school, fled to Frederick then Pennsylvania before recapture. Sentences include house of correction terms while detailing prior confinements and behavioral notes. Additional cases include a 84 year old man shot during a chicken theft and a youth, Zeigler, who admitted a chicken prank led to legal consequences in Peagarille.
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Hacey Eixares
Robert B. Peter
Ari
Wlon
House of Correction
Battis
Edwards
National Training School
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Missouri
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Harris
Uberty
EL Austin James
Nicholas Jackson
Petersville
Willard
Jackson
Reno
Harp
George Zeigler
Peagarille
J. Leroy Cecil
Zeigler
Cecil
Parsons Newman
David C. Winebrenner
C. B. Willard
Leonard
George * Pumphrey
Brunswick
Pumphrey
Zeigiers
James
Crum
Maryland Federation Sees Club Values And Leadership
The first president of Maryland Pew presided as leaders urged club women to love their work and devote time to boards. Highlights included remarks on necessity factors for success, the need to engage in county state and national activities, and the importance of initiative and responsibility. An audience sang the federation song and several officers and committee members were named at the luncheon in Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Pew
Flord R. Wousen
Berre Marks
Pew
Maryland Federation
E. E. Dison
Younkin
Armstrong G. McKinney
Walkersville
Prederics County
Distr
Floyd R. Younkin
William Claus
Cumberland
Elmer E. Dixon
George A. Holland
Pleasant
Russell Schaffer
Westminster
Dixon
R. S. J. Dutrow
O. RB. McIntyre
Charles Brerk
Cyril Kiein
Holand
Schaffer
Charles Ciemssn
George K. Mather
Frank Reese
Ward
Wesminster
Claus
Hare
New Market Homemakers Club
R. T. Coughlin
New Market
Cub
Jacob Shawbaker
W. W. Nicodemus
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Paiger McKinsey
Norman Lease
Amos 'n Andy blamed for prison outbreak at Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas authorities blamed the radio comedy duo Amos and Andy for sparking a prison outbreak. A disturbance of convicts began with jeering and catcalls, advancing to smashing window lights before daylight abandonment and subsequent disorder.
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Amos
Andy
Teavenworth
Kan
Peni Ir Hese
Weather Upturn Ahead of Friday Cardinal Game
Weather forecasters predict good conditions for Friday’s baseball game between the Cardinals and opponents. The article notes the sixth game of the series and mentions potential delays due to uncertain weather earlier, but now expects favorable conditions for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Iecas
Ager & Day
Seties
Report On Rising Diphtheria Cases In County Revealed
Public health officials report an uptick in diphtheria cases across the county with new details on affected communities. The disclosure outlines steps being taken, including vaccination drives and monitoring by local clinics and hospitals.
Immunization Drive Urges Public Protection Across Counties
Health officials urge immunization for children ages three months to 14 years amid diphtheria outbreaks near Gore and New Midway. About 250 residents have been immunized. cases in Frederick City and nearby areas prompt cautions to avoid crowds and shared items. Delayed culture results and ongoing efforts by Kefauver to immunize at schools, churches, and public sites are reported as health workers plan further clinics and toxin antitoxin administration.
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Exeen Jeterune
le Gore
New Midway
Fez
Sirenke Aucranier
Gore
Newceway
Gairy
Balimore
Washington
Woodsboro
Sharkstown
Eliow Springs
Brook Hil
Frederick City
Schoo
Kufaaver
Mountville
Urbana
T. Clyde Routser
Buckerstown
Kefauver
Athena
Bea
Health Department
Seccensfal Fishing Trip Report
Harry Rowe and Ed of the Poismac join a river fishing trip in mid spring. The group travels along the banks aboard a guide’s craft and records catches and local sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowe
Poismac
Baltimore Clubman Found Shot To Death
A Baltimore clubman was discovered shot to death in unclear circumstances. Police began a probe, with officers securing the scene and contacting investigators to determine motive and identify any suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Market optimism lifts securities with higher confidence
Today security markets moved more confidently as trading opened with gains recovering some yesterday losses. Call money rates stood modest while key indices showed upticks, with investors noting steadier sentiment and resumed activity in the share market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toraare
Fomkard
Stern
Hindu Muslim Communal Problem Unsettled in London
Gandhi stated he has failed completely to see a solution to the Hindu Muslim communal problem. He added that failure will not stop the round table talks and that work toward a solution should continue as a stepping stone to future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gandhi
P. Donald
Lillian Miller Shot Dead In Gangster Car Incident
Chicago report says Lillian Miller known as shoplifter and Mary Ryan was found shot to death in McBrine’s auto after a quarrel in 1930. McBrine, long tagged a gangster, had multiple murder charges over two decades. A neighbor saw the woman enter the car with McBrine. four dogs near the vehicle were also shot.
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Chicago
Lillian Miller
Frank MeBriane
McBriane
Miss Miller
Mary Ryan
McEriane
Edison Maintains Strength After Restless Night
In West Orange New Jersey Thomas A Edison showed no weakness after a restless night per his physician Dr Be S Howe. The update notes he had a fair breakfast and did not deteriorate, with praise for his resilience. Other items include local club meeting notes and a hospital update on James Kilby injured in a collision and minor crime-related anecdotes.
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West Orange
N. J. Ort
Thomas A. Edison
S. Howe
Edison
James Kilby
Blue Ridge
Sumit
Stem
New Windsor
Eltersburz
Hagerstown
Kirby
Bishop Cannon Case Taken Up by U S Grand Jury
The Bishop Cannon case has been presented to a U S grand jury for prosecution. No further details were provided about dates or involved parties.
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Bishop Cannon
U.S
Witnesses Trace Campaign Funds In Inquiry
Former Senator Joseph Fr of New Jersey and Jamison head witnesses in a Senate inquiry into campaign finances. The probe examined transactions by a bishop and Ada L. Burroughs tied to 1928 activities, with records suggesting no direct link to a presidential contest. The grand jury faces deciding if actions warrant further action under the corrupt practices act.
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Joseph Fr
New Jers
EC Jaastepan
Igh
Smith
Molel
Mis
Toe
Ada L. Burroughs
Tiat
Senate
Virginia
Rshiysy
Hood College President Hosts Faculty Reception
President and Mrs. Joseph H. Apple of Hood College will host a reception Friday evening for faculty, the board of directors and trustees and their spouses at their home. Dr. Dorothy I. Morrill and Miss Mabel G. Lytton will form the receiving line, with Mrs. Martha Carson pouring, assisted by Mrs. Russell McCain and Miss Emily Apple. Class leaders will arrange yellow and white decor to match the color scheme in the dining room as towers decorate the rest of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Apple
Dorothy I. Morrill
Mabel G. Lytton
Martha Carson
Russell McCain
Emily Apple
Miriam Apple
Louise Patterson
Cath | Vars
Eleanor Michaelson
Ruth
Mackey
Esther Britain
Helen Howell
Man Kills Himself After Guilty Finding in Court
In Los Angeles a 62 year old financier, Harry S. McCormack, was found guilty of grand theft and violations of the state securities act. After the verdict he drew a pistol and shot himself in the courtroom, with no disorder reported. The case involved handling affairs of two finance and real estate firms, costing about 345000 to around 200 investors.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. McCormack
Glendale
Calif
Elliott Craig
Jerom
McCormack
Monday legal holiday shuts Frederick and Marrh banks
A fragmented notice states that banks in Frederick and Marrh will close for a Monday legal holiday. It mentions October 12 as a yearly date and references Market P and a business group, with unclear names like Mrs. Pepersacs and officers Micengy.
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Modaz
Frederick
Marrh
Ae Age
Io F
Ust
Market P. Smecon Cue Funds
Raveass. Org
We the Ten
Pepersacs
Cha Gan
The
Nexwallace
Micengy
Tortured store owner released after abduction near St Paul
Morris Rucman a 27 year old women’s dress shop owner was kidnapped from his home by seven men and a woman. He was beaten and burned with alcohol at a White Bear Lake cottage and released after relatives paid some money though police say no payment was confirmed. He walked home from the hospital where he was treated for burns and trauma.
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St. Paul, Minn
Morris Rucman
White Bear Lake
Here
Rucman
Thomas A. Brown
Ruesman
Made Life Member Elected for Henry R Steiner of West Third Street
Henry R Steiner of West Third Street was elected a life member of the Sarviand Pharmaceutical Association. Steiner, a charter member since 1882, is 79 and has run a fetal pharmacy business for 33 years. He also spent four years with Steer Brothers, a noted state firm. The association hailed his election as an honor and a compliment.
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Henry R. RB. Steiner
West Third Street
Ife
Sarviand Pharmaceutical Associal
Ins
Assosiation
Orginal 1
Steines
Grm
Steer Brothers
Act Nd
Dr. Tate
Compiton
Ang
Cumberland Episcopal Convocation Meet At Emmanuel Church
The Fall session of Cumberland convocation of Episcopal churches met at Emmanuel Church in Cumberland on October 21 22 under Rt Rev Edward T Heltenstein with Rev RE Burgess Brunswick secretary announcing plans. The eveing included vestry dinner a smoker and an address. Thursday filled with communion business meeting service sermons by several pastors and a discussion on sermon subject and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Garrett Stuigion
Emmanuel Church
Edward T. Heltenstein
RE. E. Burgess
Brunawick
Emmanuel Parish
Howx
of the
Nationa
Coltett
William Owings Stones
Adamstown
D.C. Trimble
Ffl Kloman
Cumberland Church
Jurors Selected for Montgomery County Circuit Court
Jurors drawn for the November term of the Montgomery county circuit court were selected by Judge Robert B. Peverence at the Rio courthouse. A box with thirteen compartments held 200 potential jurors, with 48 names drawn as grand jurors and 25 remaining as petit jurors. The process followed local custom, assigning one juror from each compartment.
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Montgomery County Circuit Court
Rio
Robert B. Peverence
Petit Jark Ucze
Peter
Grand Jury
Bratiosa
Hoover urges extra session on credit and economic reform
President Hoover backs swift congressional action on credit proposals and allied economic measures. Senate minority leader Robinson urges an extra session with funds and extensions for farmers, while Rep Snell questions timing but supports expansion. Pan American conference attendees applaud Hoover as he urges nations to lend, not borrow, to stabilize global markets. A separate local item reports Ira May charged with drunkenness after an incident on Wednesday night.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Representative Snell
New York
Snell
New Yorker
Perth
Western Hemisphere
South America
Weather fragments from October 1990 with readings
Readable lines show temperatures, precipitation, and dates for October, including normal versus actual values. Data mentions City Normal and various figures like 44 inches, 50 dollars, and references to moon and sun timings.
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Carl Harris
Harry Edwards
Wise
Atted
Die Tern Famaunes At
Children and Homes
Band 40
American Legion
East Coursa Street
le Petit Chapesa
Edna Howans
UGK Ph
Folows
Price
Les Pes Chapeaux
Louise Rhoads
Jennie Shook
Ja Petite Concierce
Samah Wem
Ja Petite
AP. Hersch
Churchman
Jos. Frelinghuysen
Jamison
Mrs. Apple
Columabus
Jane Benatar
Jary
Treasury
Otar
Josph T. Rous
Gurver
Tesas
Eugene Meyer
Wan
Morris
Henry B. Steiner
Br Pharmaceutical
Weinie
Weinie Raase
Joan
Eazstkans
Fleys
Howard Sian
Episcopal Church
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Rapid A
Sac
Thias
White House
Ade Om
Federal Reserve
Uber
Honey Texas
Desring
Ira May
Brust
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