Two five year terms imposed in Maryland court
In a Monday session Associate Judge Arthur D Willard imposed five year terms for two defendants in state prison and correctional facilities. Russell Goff, 40, a convicted forger, received five years with a past record dating to 1918 in multiple jails. He claimed to intend to reform and offered to return to West Virginia penitentiary to serve out his term. Another defendant, Thomas Conroy, 29, Pittsburgh, drew five years for breaking and entering and larceny at Brunswick jeweler James E. Moore's store, with a long pattern of offenses since 1928. The court noted Conroy's persistent criminal business.
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Jace
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Russell Gof
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Goff
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Atlanta
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Kas
Texas
Jeffersonville
Frank J. Campbell
Thomas Conroy
Pittsburgh
James E. Moore
Brunswick Jeweler
Conroy
Richard Bell
Buckeystown
Montgomery County
Ernest D. Lloyd
Manuel Weinberg
Lloyd
Sue
Lewis Baumgardner
Washington
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Walters
Nelson
Archie B. Eyler
Middleburg
Carroll County
Eyler
Walter E. Sinn
Edward James Thomas
New Market
Edward D. Storm
John Kelly
Brunswick
Isabelle Kelly
Weex
Bennett
Oliver C. Stephens
Maude Stephens
Austin B. Brachey
Mary 5S. Titlow
Variation In Three-Bid Withholds Information From Opponents
Secretary of the American Contract Bridge League discusses variations of a three bid in a minor to balance ethics and effectiveness. The piece cites Fred Kaplan and personal play at a recent duplicate, noting psychology can deter opponents while aiding a partner.
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Fred Kaplan
Kaplan
East
Alleged Letter Sparks Marital Conflict Over Bank Losses
A husband testifies that a letter his wife now living at Liberty wrote by another woman, claiming infidelity, while he recalls his prior wealth at $10,000 before a bank failure. He says his wife "ran around" and he is rebuilding a barn on a farm. He estimates income of $150 to $160 since year’s start.
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Liberty
Will Tour County School Patrols Across Montgomery County
Rockville reports plans for an Instruction tour of Montgomery County School Boy Patrols announced by Chief of Police William Garrett with F L Binswanger and Officer Ernest L Thompson. They will visit every county school Monday morning and Binswanger will give brief talks. Thompson is a Maryland University Traffic Officers' Training School graduate.
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Montgomery County
William Garrett
F. L. Binswanger
Washington Schoolboy Patrol
Garrett
Ernest L. Thompson
Binswanger
Thompson
Maryland University Traffic Officers' Training School
Shake Up In Cubs Team Predicted
Chicago reports a looming shake up after the Cubs World Series defeat to the Yankees. Manager Gabby Hartnett hints at a blood transfusion to strengthen the club and will confer with owner P K Wrigley about placing powerful men on Cub uniforms next year.
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Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
New York Yankees
P K Wrigley
Cub
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Annie R Biddinger
A birthday dinner for Mrs Annie R Biddinger was hosted by Mr and Mrs John D Biddinger at New Midway. Attendees included the Biddingers and their son Carl David, relatives from York and Middleburg, and many presents and cards were exchanged.
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John D. Biddinger
New Midway
Mr. Biddinger
Annie R Biddinger
Louise
Melvin Ausherman
Garland
Bernice
Braden
York
Clarence NX
Kline
Ethe
Ruth
Doris
Jean
Harold
Nancy Ann
Kevmar
Earey E. Kline
Paul
Charles
Middleburg
Georgette Kline
Woodsboro
Russell Kline
Biddinger
Maryland Proclamation on Constitutional Amendments 1935 1937
Governor Barry votes to submit multiple proposed constitutional amendments to Maryland voters in 1938. Texts repeal lottery ban sections, add circuit court judges, and adjust income tax and rights provisions. Proclamation orders publication in state newspapers before November 8, 1938 general election.
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General Assembly of Maryland
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General Assembly
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Second Circuit
State of Maryland
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Sul-Sitle
Third Circuit
Sixth Circuit
State of Mary
Baltimore
Aaid
L Barry
Nice
Maryland Marriage License Proclamation From Governor 1938
Governor Harry W Nice issues a public proclamation publishing Chapter 91 of the 1937 Maryland Acts. It orders newspaper publication in multiple papers statewide including three in Baltimore and one in German, detailing license examination steps, waiting period, and disclosure limits.
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Maryland
Jcense
Baltimore City
Court of Common Pleas
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
State OF
Annapolis
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