Gittinger Receives Six Month Sentences for Assault and Weapons
John Gittinger, convicted of assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons, is sentenced to six months in the House of Correction on both charges to run concurrently. Judge Worthington urged him to reform and abstain from liquor. Gittinger was jailed about three months for an attack on his wife last July, which led to injuries when she jumped from a second story window. He appeared in good humor as he left.
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John Gittinger
House of Correction
Glenn H. Worthington
Gittinger
Bartgis
A. Lewis
Wright
Danial Wright
Lynn Wood
R. 8
Harp
Los Angeles
California
Anders
Cramer
Carl Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
James A. Jones
Knoxville
Brunswick
Page Webber
Maryland
James A. Gladstone
Sheriff Jones
Congregation Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Evangelical Lutheran church held its annual meeting with Grayson E. Bowers as chairman and John L. Shaw as secretary. Treasurer John M. Haller reported receipts of 8 434.55 and disbursements of 7 881.48, with benevolence and other funds noted.
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Hell
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A.S. G. Rupp
Grayson E. Bowers
John L. Shaw
John M. Haller
Rupp
Charles F. Seeger
Leber
York
Wm. G. Zimmerman
James H. Falk
Herbert
Schroeter
Bakers Hold First Golf Tournament Here
The Progressive Bakers Association held its first golf tournament at Catoctin Country Club in Monterey. The nine hole event saw R. T. Hamberton win with 39, B. R. Sager second with 46, Milton Carbaugh third with 47, while the nine hole foursome ended with Glenn O. Garber and G. Jahn tied at 60. The Garber–Jahn tie will be resolved at the Cumberland meeting in November. Monthly events planned across Hagerstown Martinsburg Cumberland and Monterey. A dinner followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Progressive Bakers' Golf Club
Progressive Bakers’ Association
Monterey
J. H. Woolridge
Potomac States Bakers’ Association
Washington
D. C
Catoctin Country Club
R. T. Hamberton
B. R. Sager
Francis Scott Key
Milton Carbaugh
Glenn O. Garber
Frederick
G.&. Jahn
Philadelphia
C. Z Eby
Waynesboro
Frank E. Smith
Cumberland
Garber
Mr. John
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Rennert
Baltimore
Tourists Benefit From City Chamber Information Rooms
Tourists visit the Chamber of Commerce rooms beside the Francis Sentt Key Hotel to obtain routes and travel guidance. The Automobile Club of Maryland sets up a branch with headquarters at the Chamber, creating a files system to handle inquiries and a complete regional record for the area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Sentt Key
Automobile Club of Maryland
Thia City
Chamber of
New Auto Tags Cost Likely Cut in Half
State Roads Chairman John N Mackall says license tax on automobiles next year will be about 30 cents per horsepower, down from 60 cents, with Governor Ritchie to issue a proclamation after review of gasoline receipts and highway funds. A two cent gasoline tax from January 1 will influence the final rate to keep the road fund solvent. Dorsey Minkel was fined 100 and costs for driving with a license refused. Frederick displays and a Community Discount System study are discussed by the C of C and local Farm Bureau with no final decisions yet.
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State Roads
John N. Mackall
Mackall
Ritchie
Jse
C. of C
Frederick City
County
Innal Farm Bureau
Harrisburg
Edwin
Markell
Injunction Stops Hill From Making His Fruit Juices
A temporary injunction restraining Congressman John Philip Hill of Maryland from continuing home fruit juice liquor production was signed by Judge Soper. U S Attorney Woodcock said no grand jury action due to Hill admitting violation. Hill claimed he sought a ruling on permissive alcohol content of home made fruit juice.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John Philip Wil
Maryland
Soper
United States District Court
United States
Woodcock
Hill
Warm Weather To Hold Through The Week In Frederick
Last night was the warmest in Frederick for a week with a minimum of 47 degrees. A 72 degree high on Wednesday will be rivaled by today’s forecast while the week ends with warmer conditions and continued fair weather. Three light showers Wednesday night totaled little rain, marking no measurable precipitation in three weeks.
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Hast Patrick Street
Seeger
North Market Street
Patrick
Fifth Streets
Third
Church Streets
South Market Street
Saint’s Street
Snec’al
Fifth
Church
All Saint's
Carrol
Hood Colleg
Frederick
Iland
Coblettz
Brodbeck
Clasers
Alumineus
Colere
Hood
Coblents Wall
Hood College
Mary Gerhard
Marvy Gerhard
the Collies
North Japan Poltege
Senant
Japan
Tamnae Oro
Sendai
Avi
Agasociated
New York
Palo Grounds
Giants
Harlem River
Dole
Yankes
Stokes Divorce Case Alleges Wallace With Mrs Stokes
Mrs Lillian Payne, a former maid and distant witness, testified in the Wallace Stokes divorce action that she saw Edgard T Wallace with W H Stokes in Wallace's New York apartment. Payne said she followed them to a bedroom where they remained about fifteen minutes.
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Associated Preas
New York
Lillian Payne
Edgard T. Wallace
W. OT . Stokes
Helen Finand Stokes
Stokes
Wallace
Oklahoma Governor Lifts Martial Law
Oklahoma City October 11 The governor Walton proclaims the end of martial law in Oklahoma returning full authority to civil officials The move follows the period since September 15 and ends a state of emergency Bread production by direct wheat process noted in Europe.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Walton
Europe
Banks Closed Tomorrow on Columbus Day Observance
Banks will be closed city and state wide tomorrow Friday October 12 for Columbus Day. Post offices will remain open as normal.
Train Strikes School Bus Kills Seven Near Rootstown
In Ravenna Ohio at a grade crossing near Rootstown seven or eight school children were killed and several injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train hit a school bus at 8 this morning. The bus was believed to be from the local Rootstown school. In Williamsport Pennsylvania five people died and five were injured when a Williamsport line bus was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Hepburnville. The dead include George D Ault Sarah Hall Mrs W C Anderson and Larry C Schick among others. The bus was thrown about 100 feet into a telegraph pole.
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Associated Press
Ravenna
Pennsylvania
Hers
Rootstown
Williamsport
Hepburnville
Here
Wiliamsport
Trout Run
George D. Ault
South Williamsport
Sarah Hall
W. C. Anderson
Larry C, Schick
Philadelphia
Winchester Teens Admit Wide Range Of Robberies
Four youths in Winchester confess to numerous holdups and burglaries from street robberies to theater and bank office thefts. LeRoy D. Bowers identifies as gang leader and cites the Russell bank president hold up as the defining crime.
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Winchester
LeRoy D. Bowers
James B. Russell
Bowers
A. W. Russell
Strand Theatre
F. M. Reynolds
Robery
Forney
Price
John Rorenberger, Jr
Mr. Ritter
Winchester and Western Railroad
Bahiman
J. S. Tialdsmar
Paul Fawcett
Rabbert Showalter
Hichard Cutler
Tames R Russell Bank
Butler
Denby Undergoes Successful Navy Secretary Operation
The Associated Press reports a successful operation on Secretary of the Navy Denby for an Achilles tendon injury. He is a patient at Orthopedic Hospital and is said to be doing nicely. He will remain hospitalized for about ten days.
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Associated Press
New York
Judge Lovett resigns as Union Pacific chairman
On doctor advised grounds, Robert S. Lovett resigns as chairman of the executive committee of the Union Pacific system. He will stay with the company as chairman of the board, a new post created by the directors.
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Lovett
Union Pacific
Associated Press
New York
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific System
Directo
LO. O. F. Building Nears Roof On SOCI Home Complex
Construction on the S O C I Home on North Market Street extends to three structures the Administration Building the Homes for the Aged and the Children's Home with the latter nearly under roof. John Fritz and Sons of Baltimore oversee the work under Mr Igen Fritz with about 66 local laborers and fifteen masons at the site. A September dedication is planned and a fund drive to cover costs will begin.
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North Market Street
Nlomen
Childrens’ Home
John Tritz and Sons of
Baltimore
Twelf Ja
Ifgenfritz
Tlementi
Youth of 19 Held on Suspicion of Murder
Philadelphia reports a 19 year old, Ernest Faccenda, held on suspicion of murder in the Emma Dickson case. Dickson, a 16 year old Millville High student, was killed near Bricksboro along the Port Elizabeth highway. Faccenda admitted being a witness but did not name the killer. detectives expected another arrest.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ernest Faccenda
Emma Dickson
Millville
N. J
Port Eizabeth
Bricksboro
Faccenda
Wut
Babe Ruth and Meusel Spark Yankees in World Series Game
Babe Ruth belts a four ply hit with one on as the Yankees jump to a 3 0 lead while the Giants stay at one. Ward homers for New York and Meusel also goes deep, with Groh and Frisch driving runs as the Yankees pull ahead 4-2 by the seventh.
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Ruth
Yanks
Ward
Homer
Yankee
Giants
Yankees
Bagain
Innning
Glanta
Groh
Frisch
Young
Thieves Take $125,000 In Furs In Bold New York Heist
In a four hour spree six robbers struck Frederick E. Huth and Company on West 36th Street lifting $125,000 worth of baled furs. One man kept the night watchman at gunpoint while others plundered floors then slid furs to street level by elevator and loaded three truckloads.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick E. Huth and Company
West 36Th Street
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U. S. District Court
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