Trial opens in murder case over Ledwell slaying
The state seeks first degree murder for Emory Selby and Arlie Forrest in the August 29 Brunswick bridge slaying of 23 year old transient Jack Ledwell of Jonesboro Tennessee. Witnesses describe the attack and identify the defendants at Montevue hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Selby
Arlie “Kang” Forrest
Brunswick
Jack L. Ledwell
Jonesboro
Tenn
Forrest
Brunswick Bridge
Leewell
Montevue Hospital
B. O. Thomas
Hauptmann Testifies He Was With Wife Night Lindbergh Kidnapping
Bruno Hauptmann testified before Justice Hammer that on the night of March 1 1932 he was at home on East 222nd Street in the Bronx with his wife Irma after taking her from a Bronx lunchroom the defense explored his hotel work records and alibi questions as the court recessed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Ernest EB. L. Hammer
Supreme Court, Brox
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Majestic
Fanesii
Sixth Avenue Labor Agency
Ark
Haiptmann
City imposes strict enforcement of new parking rules
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler ordered police to tag violators of double, two hour, fifteen minute and night parking laws along Market and Patrick streets. The change ends the grace period, extends amber light timing, and details penalties for violations and restricted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Market
Patrick Street
Ares
Culler
Oaly
Patrick Streets
Wales
Fifth
Bentz
Carroll
Bentz Street
Hood College Alumnae Council Sees Loyalty Fund Plan
Hood College alumnae council met informally to discuss 13 campus club reports and plans for an Edith M. Thomas alcove in the Joseph Henry Apple Library. Mor. Doraths Filter SreBride presided. Mrs. McBride acts as president until June with finance duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Alumnae Loyalty Fund
Alumnae
Mor
Doraths Filter SreBride Pele Ple
Edith M. Thomas
McBride
Joseph Henry
Apple
Apple Library
Hood
Dr Apple
Mary Rinoads
Alumnae Association
Social Committee
Mra
Frances Good Crilly
Allentown
Joseph H. Apple
Nora Yost
Philadelphia
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Helfenstein
Dorothy Hermann Reid
Baltimore
Nellie McCardell Hoffmer
Cumberland Valley
Mary Rhoads
Freder
Lucille Benon
Tethad
Pay Mos
Caroline Schaffner
Pilgram
Harrisburg
Bessie Albaugh Richardson
New York
Martha Carson
Phiadelphia
Miriam Dougherty
Pottstown
Sadi Strink Trey
Reading
Hulda Somerset
Escelle Kaster Hartman
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Matheny
Maryland
Jeanne Stirey
York
Scott Meynote
Henry I. Sah
Wie
Five Negroes Killed as Auto Hits Bus
Aberdeen Md Oct 15 AP five negroes fatally injured when the automobile they rode collided with a heavy passenger bus. Three were killed instantly two died later in Haire de Grace hospital. Eleven bus passengers suffered bruises and cuts but no serious injuries. Coroner's inquest to be held. The dead include Roe Roberts and her daughter Helen Florence Purnell W W N Fisher Mollie Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Haire de Grace
Roe Roberts
Helen
Florence Purnell
Baltimore
W. WN. Fisher
Mollie Roberts
Pratt
Tiny Gold Ring Found In Basement Furnace Tragedy
Police reported Lawrence Stone confessed to throwing five year old Nancy Jean Costigan into an apartment house furnace after an accidental fall in the basement. Blood on his clothes and a trail led to his arrest as the boy tried to help the child and she struck her head on concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon
Lawrence Stone
Nancy Jean Costigan
Pashul
Stone
Hk Mmoatier
Rink Contact With Kidnapper Is Established
A negotiated contact between authorities and the kidnapper on Liberty Island led to the securing of safe transit for a released detainee. Officials reported progress as investigators continued to follow leads and coordinate with law enforcement teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RINK
Woman Abductee Searched For In Cave Region Near Louisville
A Sunday radio silence on the Alice Speed Broll kidnapping heightens fears as investigators focus on cave systems between Louisville and Nashville. Ransom of 50000 dollars sent toward Nashville. clues include a possible sighting near Warren County and the missing woman's husband, Mr Stoll, driving frantically last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alice Speed Broll
Pears
Young Society
Nashville
Stoll
Warren County
Episcopal Church Name Change Proposed at Convention
Atlantic City delegates to the first triennial General Convention consider removing Protestant from the church's title. A committee proposed naming the body Episcopal Church in the United States of America, signaling a high church stance in the ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
United States
Episcopal Church
United States of America
Securities Readjustment At Talbot Farms Company
Talbot Farms Company undertakes readjustment of securities in a plan approved by investors. Old mortgage is released and a new first mortgage issued for 196 500 15 year 5 per cent bonds split into 2500 Series A and rest Series B. Series B pays accrued interest. Series A coupons due July 15 1934 are overdue. Talbot Farms owns about 3000 acres in Talbot and Queen Annes counties. Navin Sank as trustee acts as bondholder depository and management promises improved oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eata
Talbot Farms Organization
Talbot and
Queen Annes
Procomelus
Navi Sank
Youth Hurt In Accident Near Boonsboro
Fifteen year old Frank Beniz Jr. of near Boonsboro was cut above the head by shattered windshield glass when the automobile he rode in to Hagerstown swerved to avoid a dog and struck a telegraph pole. Henry Yving Renry received injuries and was treated at Washington County Hospital. The car was driven by Rev. Mr Walker who escaped unharmed and was en route to a Boy Scout meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beniz, Jr
Boonsboro
Hagersown
Hagerstown
Poincare Dies in Paris at 73
Paris report states Raymond Poincare former wartime President of France died at 2 30 am at his Paris home aged 73 The aging statesman known as savior of France had resigned as premier in 1930 and faced retirement as he recovered from medical concerns colleagues recalled he was worn out after a long career spanning WWI leadership and politics.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Marselites
M. Poincare
Alexlander
Louis Barthou
Riviera
Policore
Cornell
Dr Stahr Addresses Frederick Clergy On Church Role
Rev Dr Henry J Stahr president of Hood College spoke to the Frederick County Ministerial Association on What The Church Means To Me citing worship education evangelism and fellowship as four pillars The meeting was held at 10 45 this morning at the Moe locale and included numerous clergy from across the region with a subsequent gathering at the Francs Scott Key hotel involving many pastors and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Stahr
John W. Fisher
Walkeragile
Ralph ©. Hartman
Francs Scott Key
William C. Royal
W. R Barnhart
B. C. Morris
Raber Bat
Charles E Wehler
Elmer P. Schudt
Keymar
E W. Culp
Union Bridge
C.H Stull
Burkesshan
B . Barnes Weerminster
W. E. Scison
Tourmont
Gorze K. Ely
Prederick
L. S du Laney
Clarksburg
Ray
James Walker
PB. R. Stibel
Walkers
D. Bender
Gracenam
A. F Tablet
Lovetts- Vane
Walkersville
T. W. Lloyd
Nelson C. Brown
Walkersvolig
E. D. Bright
Thurmont
C.H Carl
Sablianle
Ear Mitchell
Brownavile
Goodbye To The Children Message From Deep Pit
A note from a deep pit ends with a farewell to the children. The message expresses sorrow and urgency, urging care for those nearby and warning about danger beneath the ground. Authorities have begun investigation into the source of the message.
Government Afraid to Send Troops Down
Report from Prees Hungary dated October 13 describes 1,200 coal miners trapped 1,000 feet underground threatening mass suicide over wage demands of 3.50 weekly. Officials hesitate to deploy troops, fearing deadly attacks with pickaxes as 143 coffins requested and hunger strikes persist.
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Prees
Hungary
Muchas
Truck Fire Damages Maryland Transport Truck
A two ton Maryland Transportation Company truck burning beside 27 De Grange Street warehouse caused several hundred dollars in damage. The vehicle, loaded with empty milk cans, was from a run when a motor short circuit sparked the blaze around 12 10 pm. Employee Faul Strine reported the fire, and companies responded quickly. Firemen extinguished the flames after the truck sides were badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Transportation Company
de' Grange Street
Faul Strine
Intl
Weather and church notes from Woodsboro and surrounding area
Precipitation data shows 2% hours with none. October total 63 inches year to date 3.08 inches. normal October 2.58 inches. Highs and lows listed. moon and sun times for tomorrow. Rev J Frank Fife and Mt Fyfe Woodsboro depart for Savannah for the United Lutheran Church of America convention October 17 to 24. Dr Joseph H Apple and Mrs Apple return from a continental trip, with visits to Chicago Worlds Fair. The column lists multiple pastors visiting various towns including Urbana Frederick Mount Airy and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunada
Mason
J. Frank Fife
Mt. Fyfe
Woodsboro
Savannah
United Lutheran Church of America
Mr. Fife
Jury panel list for Forrest trial includes 13 names
The document lists the jury members for Forrest case as William H. Steinhaus Francis L. Kennedy Clifford G. Miller N Wilson Schiey Henry Cramer John W. Miller Reverdy Cronenburg Harry E. Alonagh Charles S Houck Jr William A. Muller Donald L. Derr and Mitton K. Akers. Austin Jammer appears as representative for Selby.
Gasoline price cuts continue in Baltimore war
Baltimore dealers narrowed the gasoline price gap as a small group cut one more cent per gallon, bringing total reductions to about 5.1 cents since the start of the dispute. Most major dealers did not follow to meet the earlier announced 4 1/2 cent cut.
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Baltimore
Detera
Jas Tuzsdar
Majori
Beth
Las Weer
Stock Market Holds Steady Awaiting New Uplift
New York October reports a dull stock market with prices drifting in a narrow, mildly irregular range. Equity news was spotty as traders kept cautious, grains rose early though cotton lacked power, bonds stayed quiet, and the dollar edged higher against European currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick County Relief Work Praised By Federal Administrator
Frederick County receives praise from Harry F. Greenstein, State Federal Relief Administrator, for handling relief aid during the May 1 to July 31 investigation period. About 186 of 687 cases were examined in Frederick, with only two Brunswick cases and a few in Frederick city questioned, and budgets reflect food, fuel, and occasional clothing needs. Between 700 and 800 men work on emergency projects. local staff expand to supervise aides and field visits, as unemployment in Frederick City affects relief deployment.
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Frederick County
Harry F. Greenstein
Relief Administration
Cecil
Wicomico
St. Mary's
Montgomery
Frederick
Allegany
Tee York
Marguerite Bouman
Fadmal Timers Teuick
F. Fy Romineer Haii
Ro Derrybaugh
Iris Dial Budge
Bowman
Adyailaless
Department of Labor
Mare
Stat Activities
Amo
Parons
Peppe
Brunswick
Prederick City
Patrick
Market
Pourth Strees
Camperman
Abe
Fsant
Haller
University of Chicago
Bhus
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Ing Ledwell
Totaliamen
Arthur D. Willantnd
Charles W. Woodward
Guy K. Motter
Justice Motter
Jaci
Fight Selby
George Pendley
Lovettsville
Pendley
Wolner Das
Lidwell
Porrest
Ledwell
Walter E. Sinn
Tad ‘Well
Thomas
Themer
Dera
Lowery
Leawell
Seigy
Pewick M. Schoauffer
Miss Thomas
Talbot
Talbot Farms Company
Work County
Poincare
William G. Zimmerman
West Third Street
Wilmer Eye Institute
Pitimerman
DR. Stahr
Joseph H Apple
Burneystown
Harvey & Shut
Adamstown
H. E Krone
Trurmont
H.C. Erdman
Burkittsvile
R.v. P. H. Adams
T. M. Dickey
Bruns- Wek
Mos
Ariaurdg
Nyt Dons
Ralph Tabor
Russell C. Dyer
C. N Prashour
Myersville
Jonn
Bowlus
Burkitsville
J. M. Burali
New Market
G. A
Csr
Taurmort
H. L. Coffman
Mount Airy
Messrs
William ©. Kolb
J. W. Donnan
Albert M. Coblents
Rive
Blue Ridge Range
Virginia
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