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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1933

Page

10

Evel Lee denied admnun court stay in Baltimore case

Two federal judges denied a writ of habeas corpus for Evel Lee a 30 year old negro sentenced to be hanged Friday after arguments in U S District Court. Judge Duami and Judge Chesnut declined to issue a certificate of probable cause needed for an appeal. Lee’s attorney said he would seek the certificate in Richmond. The case grew from a murder conviction in Towson Md of Green K Davis an employer and father of two. Witnesses at a coroner inquiry into the George Armwood lynching testified they did not recognize any mob members among about 50 to 60 people. Sheriffs and prosecutors described the lynching aftermath and noted the state police were attacked guarding the jail door. Attorney General Lane planned to assist in the probe.

Baltimore Lee Esatern Bernard Ades Lee Evel Richmond Charles McHenry Howard Coleman Ades Euei Lee Baltimore County Towson, Md Green K. Davis Taylorsrire Vile Aerenichi Jie Sheri Princess Anne George Armwood Luther Daugherty John B. Robins William Preston Lane, Jr Lane Somerset County Robins

Milk Producers Co Op Incorporates In Frederick County

Articles of incorporation record the formation of the Frederick County Milk Producers Association Co operative Inc with seven incorporators led by Wesley M. Compher and Albert M. Mercer. Principal office in Frederick, membership $10, one vote per member, no capital stock, profits as uniform dividends, education fund up to five percent of net profits. Also plans to incorporate the Brook Hill congregation as Pleasant Hill Union, with trustees named and Lutheran Reformed and Methodist Episcopal denominations.

Frederick County Milk Producers Association Co-operative, Inc Pleasant Hill Frederick Roy W. Schaffer Albert M. Mercer Old Brook Hill Bulxting A. Grant Hooper van Dutter Wiliam P. Morse George L. Twenty Roger M. Neighours Penton Harris Dehall Pleasant Hill Umlin United States Tates

First Day Campaign Sees 639.50 For Local YMCA Drive

On the first day of the Frederick YMCA annual campaign, reports show $639.50 raised. Eleven canvassing teams worked Tuesday evening with nine submitting results. Rev. Charles D. Shaffer said funds will sustain repairs and a restricted budget, urging public support for the community institution. An abandoned Cadillac found near Braddock Heights was turned over to its owner. The Washington Street P T A meets Friday at 7:30 with a program featuring students from the Maryland School for the Deaf.

Frederick Y. M.C. A Charles D. Shaffer Shaffer M.C. A Braddock Heights Middletown Vincent PB. Resanskas Charles W. Crum Rezanskas Frederick George Henry Baltimore Policy Department Washington Street P.T. A P-T. A. of Maryland State School For the Deaf

Machinery to Control Imports Outlined

Washington story outlines executive order authorizing the recovery unit to investigate complaints against cheap foreign imports. Embargoes quotas and higher tariffs may be used if American producers justify aid. NRA to conduct preliminary probes before possible action by the tariff commission and presidential decision. The piece also notes the Reconstruction Corporation's plan to buy gold at a fixed price to influence currency and prices, with Jesse Jones and Henry Morgenthau Jr. involved.

Washington NRA Roosevelt Turif Commission Reconstruction Corporation Jesse Jones Henry Morgenthau, Jr Pansorthy Data Ho Tiycedty Acheson Treasury Federal Reserve System London Paris

Dr Strother Cleared Of Manslaughter Charge

A Brunswick physician Dr G Thomas Strother was found not guilty Tuesday afternoon in the manslaughter case over the death of Mrs Erma Lee of Gaylord Virginia August 30 The verdict followed a crowded courtroom scene with 28 State witnesses and 23 defense witnesses presenting testimony and forceful arguments by both sides Judge Willard admonished the gallery after cheers erupted at the not guilty ruling.

G. Thomas Strother Brunswick Erma Lee Milton R. Lee Gaylord E. Sherman Nichols Charles Town W. Va Walter EB Linn E. Austin James William M. Storm David C. Winebrenner Mr. Sinn Court of Justice

Jefferson Lot Sold To Yaste Couple On Main Street

A deed recorded Tuesday in the clerk's office shows the sale of a lot on the south side of Main Street in Jefferson. Washington county residents Gin Goad D. Grove, Maude Grove Friend, and John Thomas Friend sold the lot to William J. Yaste and Cordelia B. Yaste for 980 dollars. A second deed notes two tracts near Creagerstown totaling 33 acres from Herbert F. Martin and Annie M. Martin to Robert M. Downes and Lorena Downes, with no price listed.

Jefferson Main Street Jefferson Oy Tait D. Grove Maude Grove Friend John Thomas Friend Washington County William J. Yaste Cordelia B. Yaste Creagerstown Herbert F. Martin Annie M. Martin Robert M. Downes Lorena Downes

Farm Strike Gains Little Ground Across States

Des Moines reports show limited impact from the Farmers' Holiday Association strike with sporadic pickets in central Wisconsin and some dairy closures, while other states claim modest price-boost progress. Washington considers a relief move to buy chickens for Thanksgiving and Christmas to curb surpluses, as September dress poultry stocks rise from 40.5 million to 47 thousand.

Des Moines Farmers’ Holiday Association Wisconsin Co-Operative Mile Pool Wisconsin Farmers Union Northern Michigan Milk Producers’ Associations Appleton Wis Washington Doo Q Farm Administration Federal Relief Administration

Edwin Booth Portrayed by Booth Tarrington

Sketch mentions the late Thomas Kr Marshall of Indiana and Booth Tarrington writing about Edwin Booth, a famous American actor, indicating a literary or theatrical context centered on Booth.

Thomas KR. Marshall Indiana Booth Tarrington Edwin Booth

Successful Supper Held by New Market Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of the New Market Methodist Protestant church reports a successful supper held last Thursday evening. Proceeds will aid church programs and local missions as members thank attendees and volunteers for their support.

Ladies’ Aid Society New Market Methodist Protestant Church

Woman Struck By Truck Injured At West Third Street

Mrs Nellie Wachter 31 of 718 Trail Avenue was struck by a truck while crossing West Third Street at Market about 4 PM Monday. She suffered possible fractures to left knee and right arm, hospitalized at Frederick City Hospital and expected to recover. Driver Jesse E Michael stated he could not avoid impact as she stepped into the street. Miss Marianna Radcliff assisted the injured woman to the hospital. Officer Arthur Hoffman investigated. no charges filed.

Nellie Wachter Trail Avenue West Third Street Market Frederick City Hospital Wachter Jesse E Michael North Market Michael Marianna Radcliff A. A. Radcliff Arthur Hoffman

Suit Filed Over June 11 Accident In Woodstock Va

Edward Gallagher sues Charlotte and Wesley Stephens in Circuit Court for 1004 damages from an accident last June 11 on the Frederick to Thurmont highway. He alleges the Stephens car collided with his, causing serious damage to his vehicle. Representation by Daniel Partridge Manuel Weinberg and Benjamin Rosenstock.

Edward ©. Gallagher Charlotte Frances Stephens Wesley P. Stephens Woodstock Pilatntist Frederick Thurmont Daniel Partridge Manuel M. Weinberg Benjamin B. Rosenstock

Honeybee Meeting at Hagerstein Auditorium

The Maryiend bee association holds a Saturday afternoon meeting in Hagerstein auditorium featuring talks on bee culture and a U S Department of Agriculture film The Realm of the Honeybee. Speakers include Harold L Kelly C Brunside Dr Amesti Cory George J Abrama and others from University of Maryland College Park. The group visits C W Titcch Hopewell for a tour of the apiary and honey house.

Maryiend Piste Beste Association Atl Hagerstein U. S. Department of Agriculture Harold L. Kelly C. & Brunside Bas Amesti Cory Colege Park George J. Abrama College Park University of Maryland C. W. Titcch Hopewell

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