Woman fined $50 for cider sale without license
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard fined Lucy Toms of near Middlepoint $50 and costs for selling hard cider without a license. He said the sentence is not a precedent and noted the law allows a maximum $1,000 fine or two years in jail. The case explored cider licensing and ongoing legal ambiguity in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Lucy Toms
Williard
Toms
Willard
Frederick County
G. Ed. Myers
Sherman P. Bowers
William Gouker
Oscar Fisher
Guy Frushour
Keefer Fisher
Benjamin Gouker
John Gaver
Middlepoint
Harmony
John Grossnickle
Harry W. Blick
Benjamin Phebus
J. M. Boone
Libertytown
Harvey Rippeon
Rippeon
Boone
Ira L. Gregory
Norfolk
George Hoffman
Evelyn Hazard
West Sixth Street
Arthur Bond
Hazard
Bond
Alion ¥. Bennett
Robert E. Burke
Rochester
W. L. Bussard
Washington, D. C
Sergi
W. R. May
Burke
Bussard
May
Joe S. Mann
W. O.bohler
Frederick
Buddy Johnson
Marshall Murray
Board Debates Recount Billing And Deadline
The Board of Election Supervisors set a Friday deadline to settle the recount bill amid dispute over charges from Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor supporters who pledge payment upon presentation. Francis Perrott denounced the bill as excessive and faulted the timing and disclosure of the compromise, noting a $227.25 reduction from the original $748.95 and indicating potential legal action if settlement is not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
Herbert R. O'Conor
O’conor
Francis Perrott
Democratic Campaign Committee
Petroit
Election Board
O'Conor
Board of Supervisors
Perrott
G. Hunter Bowers
Campaign Pause Marks Pennsylvania Legislators Campaign Push
Harrisburg oct 19 pa ap pennsylvania lawmakers suspended lawmaking until nov 14 to enter political campaigns with many representatives and half the senators seeking re election on nov 8 they voted to vacate the session to press their campaigns
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Britain Moves To Form Home Defense In Peace Drive
Prime Minister Chamberlain met his cabinet to chart Britain's peace course on a changed European map. They aim to organize home defense and decide on a pacific policy in the Middle East. A report on Anglo American trade treaty negotiations was also reviewed as ministers convened for two sessions this week.
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Londen
Seville
Chamberlain
Siriferom Palestine
Non-Partisan Relief Boards Urged By King
Washington October 19 Senator King Demi Utah urged Congress to place administration relief funds in nonpartisan state boards He predicted a new independence in spirit in the Senate would gain more support for his proposal than past measures
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Washington
King
Utah
Congress
Senate
Lands Burning Plane Safely With 14 aboard
In Montgomery Alabama a burning Eastern Air Lines plane with 31 passengers and three crew members aboard made an emergency landing after catching fire near midnight. Pilot Dave Hessong kept control despite flames as hands were seared and one engine failed. All aboard escaped with no serious injuries and passengers praised his actions.
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Mlontgomery
Ala
the Airways
Dave Hessong
Earth
Houston
Reassessment Hearings Held Across County
About fifty property owners from rural areas and Frederick city appeared before the County Commissioners this week as a Board of Control and Review seeking reductions in assessments The hearings continue with most post hearing decisions immediate and proven inequities leading to adjustments The county will appeal to the State Tax Commission over a Lindbergh avenue property assessment dispute by Eldred W Van Fossen with county representatives attending the Baltimore hearing none of the parties reached an adjustment and Van Fossen will attend himself County officials present included Alfred W Gaver Grayson H Mercer E C Speaks A H Derr and Edward S Delaplaine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
U Grant Hooper
Commissioners” Office
Frederick City
Board of Assessors
County Commissioners
Baltimore
Eldred W. van Fossen
State Tax Commission
VanFossen
Lindbergh Avenue
Commissioners’ Office
Alfred W. Gaver
Grayson H. Mercer
E. C. Speaks
Assessment Board
A. H. Derr
Board of County Commissioners
Edward S. Delaplaine
Uses Of Radium Topic Of Talk To Physicians
The Freder ick County Medical Society heard a talk on The Uses of Radium at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. William H. Neill Jr. of Kelley Clinic Baltimore spoke with slides. Attending physicians included Howard W. Ash R. W. Baer A Talbot Brice Charles H. Conley Jr G Bruce Crist C E Easterday H Lawrence Fahrney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William H. Neill, Jr
Kelley Clinic
Baltimore
Howard W. Ash
R. W. Baer
A. Talbott Brice
Charles H. Conley
Charles H. Conler
G. Bruce Crist
C. E. Easterday
H. Lawrence Fahrney
J. Elmer Harp
W. C. Johnson
E. C. Refauver
P. S. Lansdale
J. A. Longtra J. McCurdy
John H. Messler
A. Austin Pearce
G. BH. Riggs
T. Clyde Revison
L. R. Schoolman
H. J. Slusher
J. G. F. Smith Otis B. Stone
B. O. Thomas
J. Brand Seid
FD Worthington
Landon Calls Roosevelt Farm Plan a Failure in Illinois
Alf Landon, Kansas, told a southern Illinois audience the Roosevelt farm program proved a failure and led to centralization of more authority in Washington. The 1936 Republican nominee said a president who thinks there is no constitutional limit to his power is thinking in terms of the absolute ruler.
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Vienna
Til
Gci
Alf AL Landon
Kansas
Illinois
Washington
Landon
Nine Arabs Die Republic Steel in Battle in Holy Land
Soldiers patrol main roads in the Holy Land as nine Arabs die in a clash reported under a given order. British troops reinstate nine thousand or employes amid the incident. The report notes continued tension and security measures on key routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel
Holy Land
Blames Company For Little Steel Walkout Dispute
The National Labor Board ordered Republic Steel to reinstate about 3000 workers who walked out in May 1937 after a lengthy ruling on unfair labor practices. The decision requires remediation pay if not all workers are reinstated, and allows deductions for wages earned on other relief projects.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Germany Wanted Plans Of Aircraft Carriers
In federal court Guenther Rumrich, a 32 year old army deserter and confessed Nazi spy, described the plot to forge President Roosevelt’s signature on White House stationery to obtain U S Navy carrier plans. He testified about meeting Fraulein Hofmann and Karl Schlueter and the scheme to write Hamburg for official stationery for the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
White House
United States Navy
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Rumrich
John C. Knox
Erich Glaser
Mitchel
Johanna Hofmann
Europa
Otto Voss
Rumvich
Karl Schlueter
Bronx
Fraulein Hofmann
Schiueter
Enterprise
Yorktown
Hamburg
Rail Shares Rise While Other Groups Sag in Market
New York Oct 19 AP shares moved higher for rail stocks while most groups lagged as the market steadied. Heavy trading occurred early with about 780000 shares, then slowed as traders awaited a cue. Generals Motors announced reemployment of 35000 workers and reversal of salary cuts, aiding initial block trades. bonds and commodities moved in a steady pattern with the pound sterling at $4.7743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coppers Steels
Cestinys
Generals Motors
Communists Led In First Sitdown Strike
The House committee investigating un American activities heard that communists directed Michigan's first sitdown strike at Midland Steel in 1936. Detroit Ford worker Clyde Morrow testified that Joan Anderson, a 1934 Communist gubernatorial candidate, and Nat Ganley led the action with Communist union affiliates steering workers and threatening militia intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee
Michigan
Midland Steel Company
Clyde Morrow
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Joan Anderson
Nat Ganley
Morrow
Lehman Silent About New Deal In Campaign
Hyde Park, N. Y., Oct. 19 AP. President Roosevelt and Governor Herbert H. Lehman appeared aligned on Democratic campaign form in New York State. A direct answer on endorsing the New Deal in Lehman’s bid for a fourth term was not given.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Lehman
Albany
Hope Abandoned For President Of Turkey
Istanbul October 19 AP hope was virtually abandoned today for Kemal Attaturk president and strong man of Turkey gravely ill with an old liver ailment reliable sources said the end might come at any moment or that the president principal creator of modern Turkey might live for several hours the Turkish cabinet was in continuous session in event of his death and Istanbul police were reinforced against possible demonstrations.
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Istanbul
Kemal Attaturk
Turkey
Chicken wedged under bumper found by South Bend resident
Mrs. A L Stickley discovered a chicken wedged between the bumper and radiator of her car on a recent drive in South Bend Indiana. The bird was released and walked away cackling. A separate note mentions a visually or hearing impaired child may struggle in school without informing the teacher of the reason.
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South Bend
Ind
A. L. Stickley
State Council Meeting To Open In Braddock Heights
The twenty fourth annual State Council of Maryland Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at Vindobona Braddock Heights on Oct 27 and 28. Delegates from Frostburg Hagerstown Walkersville Williamsport Baltimore Frederick Hillsdale Parkville Havre de Grace Perryville Port Deposit Bay View Salisbury Delmar and more will attend. Charles C. Mercer will preside. sessions run Thursday morning to Friday morning with a banquet and dance Thursday night.
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State Council of Maryland, Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Walkersville
Williamsport
Baltimore
Frederick
Divorce denied over pinocle game assault claim
Judge Arthur E. Fisher refused to grant a divorce on the charge that a husband tried to strike his wife during a pinochle dispute. The ruling notes that an attempted strike during a card game does not qualify as grounds for divorce.
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Rockiore. Au
Arthur E. Fisher
Fisher
Fredmont Union Meeting Draws 81 Attendees
Eighty-one representatives from Southern Methodist young people's groups in Frederick and Montgomery counties attended the Fredmont Union meeting at Trinity church. Julian Hoskinson presided after Miss Marie Keesee resigned as president. Eva Biddison and Monroe Gilbert spoke on budget and policy for the coming year. Childhood and Youth Week was planned for November 6-12.
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Southern Methodist
Frederick
Montgomery
Fredmont Union
Trinity Church
Julian Hoskinson
Rockville
Marie Keesee
Poolesville
Baltimore
Eva Biddison
Monroe Gilbert
Hamilton
W. T. Gover
Fairey Duvall
Virginia Murphy
Farley Enters Pa Primary With Dnc Dinner
Chairman James A. Farley will join Pennsylvania's campaign with a first of several gun salutes at a Philadelphia Hundred Club dinner. The $100 plate event aims to raise over $100,000 for the state Democratic fund as aides list four department heads and four Congress members among expected big gun speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Philadelphia
Hundred Club
Democratic
Guffey
Congress
Hitler Seeks Air Supremacy in Pact With France
Paris reports preliminary talks for a full settlement between France and Germany. Daladier and the German ambassador conferred as Paris agrees to discuss terms. Hitler seeks an air dominance pact and a French renunciation of the Soviet treaty in return for guaranteed frontiers and restoration of German colonies Togo and the Kameroons.
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Paris
France
Germany
Edouard Daladier
Joannes von Welczeck
Berlin
Georges Bonnet
Forreign
Proneh
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Europe
Russia
Togo
Newly Elected Officers Installed By Baptists
Rev W C Royal installed the newly elected officers of the Young Peoples and Adult departments at the First Baptist Church School Tuesday night after the annual pig roast. The 200 plus attendees heard devotions and reports from department superintendents outlining aims for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Church School
C. W. Gregory
C. C. Sparks
G. William Stultz
E. W. Shry
Virgie Kreh
Five Women Killed After Shopping Trip in Duanesburg
Five Cherry Valley housewives returning from a shopping trip in Albany were killed in a two car collision near Duanesburg last night. Mrs Daisy Heatherington, 57, died early today, with the others killed instantly. A hollowout caused the crash, injuring three occupants of the second car.
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Duanesburg
Cherry Valley
Albany
Daisy Heatherington
Weather Record Report for October 1937 Summary
Weather note records 24 hour precipitation total none. October to date 2.8 inches vs normal 2.58. October 1937 total 9.36 inches, deficiency 1.26 inches through October 1. Yesterday high 59, day ago high 68. Last night low 55, year ago 57. Sun sets 5.27 pm, rises 6.23 am. Moon rises 3.27 am, sets 3.45 pm. Monocacy and Potomac streams remain clear.
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Monocacy T
Potomac
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