Reports On Visit To County Homes In Maryland
Baltimore Oct 18 State Senator Raymond E Kennedy reports conditions at eight Maryland almshouses as firetraps and neglectful. In St Marys Leonardtown three white men and five black women inmates were found locked in rooms amid filth with no fire alarm. Kennedy faults political appointments for superintendents and urges medical oversight for inmates.
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Raymond E Kennedy
Maryland
Harry W. Nice Kennedy
Harford
St. Mary's
Frederick
Washington
Carrot
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
St. Mary's County Almshouse
Gov. Nice
Balore County Almshouse
Texas
Kennedy
St. Mary's Almshouse
Leonardtown
Board of State Act and Charities
Wedding Reception Honors Oliver Beachley on 44th Anniversary
A wedding reception was held at the Beachley home on Jefferson Street to honor Mr and Mrs Oliver Beachley on their 44th anniversary. Attendees included family and friends from Frederick Hagerstown Boonsboro and surrounding towns with many岸 listed. A sister in Jefferson sent regrets due to illness.
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Olver Beachley
Jefferson Street
Oliver Beachley
Walter B. Cobbins
Marian Austin
Walter Lee
Martin
Frederick Everhart
Frances
Louie
Clyde H Beachley
Esther v Biser
Eloise
Martha
Theresa Gerrick
Frederick
Malcolm McGaha
Jasce France
David Malcolm
Wii Chas
Salt
Hagerstown
John Schildknecht
Charles Schildknecht
Mass
Miriam Schildknecht
Boonsboro
Georgie Petre
Maugansville
Alice Metzger
Myersville
Paul Z Culler
Bond Set At 1000 For Thurmont Deputy Attack
Morris Lee Martin of between Graceham and Creapers town was arrested Monday by Deputy Denver J Shook on a charge of assaulting Thurmont deputy Edward Freeve with intent to kill. Freeve, injured in the head face and body, is recovering at home and not seriously hurt. A second warrant accuses Martin of operating an automobile after license revocation. The deputy reportedly went to Martins home to serve a summons and was knocked unconscious briefly after an attack described with conflicting reports of a blunt instrument or fists.
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Thurmont
Morris Lee Martin
Graceham
Creaperstown
Shouf
Denver J
Edward Freeve
Martin
Shen
Freeve
Scive
Frere
Grendl
Thusmant
Diser
Judge Allows $500 In Mechanic's Lien Case
Associate Judge Arthur D Wil lard in Equity Court filed an opinion and order allowing Laurens Phobus doing Hahn's Plumbing Shop $500 in his suit to enforce a mechanic's lien against Francis R Biser Newport News and Edward B Mensell of Frederick. The court found a parole contract for a complete plumbing job and that $385 had been paid. The lien was contested as not filed within six months, but the judge concluded the lien should be allowed to the extent of $500 the balance due after payments, with sale of the property if not paid within 30 days and trustee Benjamin B Rasenstack named for the sale bond.
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Arthur D. Willard
Equity Court
Laurens Phobus
Hahn
Francis R. Biser
Newport News
Edward B. Mensell
Frederick
Phobus
Biser
North Market Street
Ile
Measell
Riser
Benjamin B Rasenstack
Thiurmont Under Care Following Revoked License Charge
The report states Thiurmont has been under a physician's care since an injury occurred during a medical operation. The revoked license charge is described as stemming from the operation of the machine after Freese sustained injuries.
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Thiurmont
Freese
Roosevelt urges expanded private relief amid reduced federal aid
In a nationwide radio address from Hyde Park on Oct 18, President Roosevelt urged expanded local and private relief as federal relief is curtailed to balance the budget. He called for stronger community chest drives and warned against overreliance on returning prosperity. Taft introduced the mobilization program from Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh, where chiefs outlined campaign plans for 454 cities. Great Britain reports its largest hay crop at 6,606,000 acres and turnips at 10,301,000 tons in 1935.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Orkanivation
Carnegie Music Hall
Pittsburgh
Great Britain
Slayer sought near Fredericksburg after Davidson murder
Virginia State police pursue a young hitchhiker in a dark hat as main clue in the Elmer Davidson case. Investigators question bus drivers and cabbies from Frederick to Washington, tracing a possible ride from Stafford to Frederick and a later Baltimore-bound bus. Davidson, a 52 year old chamber of commerce official, was found shot and stabbed along a rural road.
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Frederick
Virginia
Elmer J. Davidson
United States Chamber of Commerce Research
Fredericksburg
Sergt E . McDermott
R. A. Sim
W. R. May
Maryland
Tyson
Davidson
Austin Farms
Stafford
Sergi, McDermott
George E. Hamilton
Blue Ridge Wines
Baltimore
George Stickell
Hagerstown
Stickell
Sergt. McDermott
Triangle
Washington
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
True statements include Quentin Roosevelt as a president's son killed in World War I. Jefferson and Adams died July 4, 1826. The ex Kaiser abdicated November 9, 1918. Marshal John French was not the first British WWI commander to declare war on Germany April 6, 1917. John Jay was the first Chief Justice. Oberammergau is noted for its passion play. Spelling test covers besiege malaises kerosene niche desiccate succor vein peony Bande effete personal and strychnine. One tenth of floating ice is visible. a six inch cube contains 27 two inch cubes.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Jefferson
John Adams
John Frenen
USS
Germany
John Jay
New York
Supreme Court
Oberammergau
Three Divorces Filed In Circuit Court
Three suits for divorce were filed in Circuit Court. Charles N. Mossburg of this city accuses wife Helen L Mossburg of unfaithfulness, married April 18, 1935 in Hagerstown, living apart since October 1, seeking absolute divorce. Patrick M. Schnauffer represents him. Goldie S Fogle of this county sues Norman F. Fogle of Montgomery County for desertion, married April 17, 1917 at Johnsville, deserted April 1931, seeks to resume maiden name Goldie S Jacobs and absolute divorce. Reno S Harp is her attorney. Mrs Lucile F Shook of Washington charges husband Joseph Shook with desertion. married September 2, 1932 in Rockville, two children placed with Children's Aid Society and later adopted by foster parents in Baltimore. Absolute divorce asked, E Austin James represents her.
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Charles N. Mossburg
Helen L Mossburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Goldie S. Fogle
Norman F. Fogle
Montgomery County
Johnsville
Goldie S Jacobs
Reno S. Harp
Lucile F. Shook
Washington
Joseph Shook
Rockville
Children’s Aid Society
Baltiimore
E. Austin James
Community meeting at Walkersville High School auditorium
The Glade Valley Community Association met Monday evening at Walkersville High School with Thomas Cramer presiding. Mrs. Charles E. Wehler Frederick addressed the ideal home and its historic evolution, focusing on Hebrew dwellings, followed by Rev. John Fisher comments. Rev. M. T. Tabler led devotional services and the Walkersville Women's Club provided music.
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Glade Valley Community Association
Walkersville High School
Thomas Cramer
Charles E. Wehler
Frederick
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