Local court adjourns as multiple defendants sentenced
Murray W Peck Smith known local offender faced the judge for a sentence of 18 months in the House of Correction after a court morning filing charges of incident battery on Mary W Yinger age 17. Judge Woodward and Willard presided with stern rebuke for improper conduct in court. Other prisoners, including Sherman P Bowers defender, faced sentences for chicken theft and related offenses.
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Murray W. “Peck” Smith
Smith
Willard
Woodward
Alt Court
Fifth Street
Mary W. Yinger
Champers
Wrents
Uth
Sen
Twila
Monte
Edge Woodward
Betdn Hanoe
Rane
Jath
Nas
Oith
Erlek
Chas. Smith
Nee
Edgar Hahn
Woodsboro
Roy A. Summers
Ton
Walter Dick
Brunswick
Weather Today and Past Precipitation Report
Fragmentary weather note reports 24 hour precipitation and temperatures with figures: 126 mm in October, 255 in annual totals, 1933 records and 77 inches by October. Mentions high and low temperatures around 66 and -16, last night 39, today 5.49, sunrise and sunset times, and Potomac stream conditions.
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Potomac
Macy
Meeting in Adamstown MD Reformed Church faces joint board sessions
About 30 ministers and lay members attended the semi annual Maryland Classis meeting at Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown. Speakers included Rev Dr C A Hauser and Rev Frank Bucher on missions and education with reports from multiple committees and a look at Homewood aged care project. The next Classis gathering is planned for January at St Marys Church Silver Run.
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The
Reformed Church
United States
Maryland
Alvill Conner
Jefferson
D. Bright
Thurmont
Rav M. S. Relfsnider
Westminster
S. R. Kresge
Lewistown
John §. Hollenbach
Manchester
Potomac Synod
George K. Ely
Plessant
Lewis Higbee
Emmitsburg
John
Adam Middletown
Board of Home Mussions
Allen S. Meek
York
Bucher
Hagerstown
Eugene Spessard
Trunty Reformed
Adamstown
Maryland Ch Chorus
Paul D Simpson
Classis
Geese H Snyder
China
Race Reformed Church
Rex
Deni LG Wetter
Anpie
E A G Hermann
Evanay Reformed Church
W. R Barmaart
Frederick Fair Sees Fine Second Day of Weather
The Frederick fair continues with a sunny second day as attendees enjoy outdoor activities. Weather conditions are favorable with mild temperatures and light winds guiding visitors through exhibits and rides.
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Frederick Fair
Prize Winners Named as Exhibits Draw Notice
Battle Of Cantigny tonight draws crowds as the Frederick Fair enters its second day with 10 000 attendance forecast. Exhibits prize winners are announced and judges report on cattle sheep swine and poultry displays while fair officials fight swindlers and seek to prevent ringers in races. Final plans for Battle of Cantigny feature 209 men tanks airplanes and bombers to be shown at the Frederick Fair Grounds.
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Ste
Mariara Neal
Cantigny
Avpshite Heenanhlad
Farr Grounds
Midway
Fair
Baltimore
Tenouis
York
Frederick
York Fair
Maryland Racing Commission
Tur
Frederick Fair
Mickey Limiero
Racing Commission
Aknahton
The New Deal Public Works and Ickes Spotlight
Washington notes link the Blue Eagle display at The Little Green House to the New Deal era. Harold Ickes heads the Public Works Administration guiding a $3.3 billion program, upholding strict honesty as his son’s firm is kept from bidding.
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Washington
Oct
K Street
Harry Af
Daugherty
Sesse Smith
Ohio
Thas
Ickes
Harold L Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Public Works Administration
Washfever
Que Mavie
Wilmarth
Simwly
Albert B. Fall
Fire destroys New Process Company buildings in Warren
Four large brick structures housing the New Process mail order firm were wiped out by fire in Warren Pennsylvania early today. Police estimate losses around 500000 as investigators probe the blaze’s undetermined origin.
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Warren
New Process Company
Kelley Wife Testifies In Kidnapping Case
Kathryn Kelly wife of George Kelly testified in the Charles Urschel kidnapping conspiracy trial. She said she pleaded with Kelly to release Urschel and claimed she knew nothing about the kidnapping until after it occurred. The testimony described the farm near Stratford Oklahoma and the moment her husband woke her with a flashlight to say they had a kidnapped man outside.
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Oklahoma Oly
Kathryn Kelly
George Machine Gunt Kelly
Charles I. Aracel
Let Gankster Despardy
Kelly
Urschel
Oklahoma City
Paradise
BR. G. Shannon
Parade and Rally Planned by LO F Rally Committee
At the weekly LO F Rally and Parade committee meeting plans formed for a parade honoring Miss Celeste H. Thomas, president of the Rebekah Assembly. Rebekah lodges and drum corps will participate. march order to be announced next Tuesday. Encampment and degrees to be conferred at Independent Hall and Calvary Church Parish Hall.
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LO. O. F
N. O. O. F. Temple
Rebekah
Celeste H. Thomas
Rebekah Assembly of
Rariate
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena Rebekah Lodge
Dundalk
Independent Hall
Burned Man Found After Still Explosion Near Baltimore
A severely burned man was found on stairs at St Joseph's Hospital by a nurse early this morning. The injured man identified himself as Leon Jones and said a still exploded about 22 miles from Baltimore on the Philadelphia Road. He named a suspected operator and police alerted Harford County. Doctors reported his condition serious.
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Baltimore
St Joseph's Hospital
Ted Wil Golly
Leon Jones
Philadelphia
Harford County
McAdoo Tapped as Counsel in South American Bond Case
Washington AP Senator McAdoo Democrat California was named to senate investigators by a Dillon Read and Company member as counsel for the concern when 3 floated at 1200000 South American loan 11 1921 now in default Bonds mooted by Dilors Read and Company are now selling for 16 on each 100 par value Robert O Hayward member of the firm said McAdoo was counsel it straightening out a legal difficulty to permit Dillon Read and Company to handle the issue
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Washington
McAdoo
California
Senate
Dillon, Read and Company
Dilors
Read and Company
Robert O. Hayward
Fim
Delion, Read and Company
Sabin Dies Sudden at Home in Southampton Massachusetts
Kanes H. Sabin, 68, chairman of the board of Guaranty Trust Company, died suddenly at his Southampton home around midnight after an illness of about two years. Mrs. Sabin, noted for national Prohibition Reform work, could not reach his bedside in time. Relatives in New York and Richmond are notified.
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Southampton
Kanes H. Sabin
Chaiman
Guaranty Trust Company
Sabin
Cause For Repeal
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Tabernacle Preacher Held On Murder Charge
Rev Dale Crowley is charged with first degree murder in the death of J W McMurdre at the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle. Crowley says he acted in self defense after McMurdre fired. McMurdre died after being shot three times. Crowley surrendered and is jailed in another city for anteekeeping.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Rev
Dale & Crowley
J W McMurdre
Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle
McMurtro
Crowley
Tabernacle
Itgal Dasor
McMurdro
Jeffers
Funeral services for Maryland Masonic Grand Secretary
Funeral services are set for George Cook longtime Grand Secretary of the Maryland Masonic Grand Lodge. He died Monday in Baltimore at age 76 after a long illness. Cook served as Grand Secretary from 1911 until his death and held the title of Senior Grand Warden and custodian of the Masonic Temple during his service.
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Baltimore
George Cook
Masonic Grand Lodge of Maryland
Masonic Temple
Cook
Universaly Tivesivan
Stvern
Grand Lodge
Case
Stetson Jr Expelled From New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange expelled John B. Stetson Jr of Philadelphia, partner in Stetson and Blackman, under sections on improper statements and constitutional violations. Stetson formerly served as United States Minister to Poland.
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John B. Stetson JR
Exchange
New York
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia
Stetson and Blackman
The
Stock Exchange
Stetson
United States
Poland
Damage in Honduras After Storm Landslide
Reports from Tegucigalpa and other areas describe a hurricane and flood causing widespread damage. A landslide blocked roads and a town’s river system, with uncounted casualties and extensive property loss affecting districts along the southern region amid unclear casualty totals.
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Honduras
Davis Case Ends as Davis Takes No Stand
U S Senator James J. Davis rested his defense on federal lottery charges. Defense counsel Charles J. Marglotti announced the end of the defense after brief testimony from Chicago businessman B D Dahlberg, who testified about a 3 0 a m to 9 30 p m meeting with Drvig on January 3 1971 at Mooseheart Illinois site of a state lottery draw.
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Newyork
Ort
U. 8
James J. Davis
Davis
Charles J. Marglotti
B.D. Dahlberg
Chicago
Drvig
Mooseheart
Til
Aurora
Fredmont Young Peoples Union Elects New Officers
Fredmont Union elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday night meeting in Poolesville church. President Elgar Cooper of Olney. vice president Elise Oberlin Silver Spring. secretary Mildred Watkins Potomac. treasurer Helen Smith Frederick. publicity chairman Edmund Robertson Gaithersburg. department heads include Edna Bubb worship Paolesville and Russell Reed social service Colesville. Donald Hoskinson missions Rockville. Weatherine Wells recreation Gaithersburg. Installation at next meeting in Frederick.
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Fredmont Young Peoples Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Poolesville Clurch
Katherine M Wells
Gaithersburg
Elgar Cooper
Olney
Wice
Elise Oberlin
Sliver Spring
Mildred Watkins
Potomac
Helen Smith
Frederick
Edmund Robertson
Edna Bubb
Paolesville
Russell Reed
Colesville
Donald Hoskinson
Rockville
Weatherine Wels
Freslerick
Westminster Seeks Public Works Grant For Sewer System
The Public Works Administration allotted 289000 to Westminster Maryland for a sewerage system as part of 24.846 million dollars in 27 non federal projects across 19 states. The grant funds will cover labor and materials with the balance as a four per cent bond secured loan and aim to provide 100 jobs for a year within four months.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Westminster
Florida votes for repeal by margin in statewide result
The Florida vote results show a statewide repeal measure passing with a margin of about three to one. Official figures indicate roughly 8,700 precincts reporting and a substantial lead for repeal over opposition, signaling a decisive outcome for the referendum.
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Frida
Markets Tarnish as Columbus Day Varies Trading
Indolent markets edge lower while Columbus Day observations loom. Investors await opening of major exchanges with limited activity and scarce leadership in trading rooms.
Plane Crash Kills Seven Near Chesterton
A large twin motor transport crashed five miles southeast of Chesterton Indiana killing seven aboard and leaving investigators to determine the cause. Passengers included D M Dwyer of Arlington Massachusetts and co pilot H R Tar Ruby of Chicago with radio operator Warren F Burriss of Columbus. Theodore Baldwin a wealthy Reno Boston figure and Miss Dorothy M Dwyer were to marry today in Reno.
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Chesterton
Ind
Jere
Eilucates
North Liberty
Cleveland
Toledo
D M. Dwyer
Arlington
Mass
E. Smitt
Chicago
C. F
Reno
Nev
Theodore Baldwin
Boston
Dorothy M. Dwyer
Byrd Flagship Departs Boston on First Leg of New Voyage
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd's flagship leaves Boston harbor at 1:16 a.m. on the first leg of a new voyage. The vessel is to reach Norfolk Virginia after fueling stops, with Byrd and an American party aboard.
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BYRDS
Boston
Richard E Byrd
Jacob Ruppert
Boston Harbor
Ane
New York
Admiral Byrd
Vai
Sunda
Wrmunzton
N. de
Pennsylvan ia Sabbath School Opens Convention at Gettysburg
The three day Pennsylvan ia State Sabbath School convention opens in Gettysburg Pa with more than 200 attendees. The event features sermons from Rev Teadas of Pittsburg and includes reports on church work and a plan to address roofing and construction needs in the Shenandoah Valley area. A large contract involves Eastern Engineers and a Baltimore firm for a project in Charles Town, with significant transportation needs noted.
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Siysburg Pa
Fis
Pennashania Tate
Drexa
Pittsourgi
Cave of the Wester
Penn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Town
D. C
Charles Tayn Increatie ¢Eamiger Menk
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Sault Charge
C of Court
Joan Hahn
Jesse
Hahnard Bessyer
Jes H. Fogie
Ostover Vo
Crepes
Raept Peet Saget
Washington, D. C
Paul W. Litchfeld
Goodyear Rubber Company
Harvey Firestone
Firestone Rubber Company
Akron
Church Boards
Willis Thornton
Dillon
Pecora
Roosevelt
NRA Public Works
White House
New Commerce Building
NRA
Main Street
A F. of L
Henry M. Walie
Public Works Program
NEA Service, Inc
Fort
George G. Meade
Wits
John Masins
Corpoal Coetiemenoscaka
Hamilton
Bennet
Come
Thompson
Sedlak
Kahler
Club
Husband
Arschel
Rebekah A Membly
Charles H. Sabin
R . Shearer
Cay
Mo C Shepherd
Richmond
E . Shepherd
West Third Street
Tage
Underworld
Gok Constellie
Lastia Lebensberger
Edgar Lebensberger
North Shore
Be West
Masons
Amterir
Cna
Parad
Norma
Il Stases
Waryiand
Fredmont Union
Young Peoples Organization
Florida
Advent Financiy
Ealest Stock Exchange
Sessons
Welty Watt
Optra
Miss Owyer and
Theodore Bald
Win
Penna. S. S. Assn
Gettysburg
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