GaseS up next Wednesday in Howard County court
The September term of Circuit Court opens next Wednesday with the petit jury recalled to hear Oscar Anglesbee versus Marin Nicodemus for $5,000 over a Mt Airy school bus collision. The docket includes many civil actions, with dates set through November 23, including Garman versus B&O and several damages cases.
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Oscar Anglesbee
Ridgeville
Marin L. Nicodemus
Unionville
Anglesbee
Nicodemus
Mt Airy
N2e Lambert Rudy
Maryland Casualty Company
Creative Ability and Standardization in Child Development
Olive Roberts Barton argues creativity thrives in early childhood when children explore with blank paper and crayons. She cautions against excessive standardization at school and home, urging support for independent thought, imaginative effort, and nurturing the creative instinct to foster happiness and self-confidence. Mizar and its tiny companion star are noted as astronomical curiosities.
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NEA. Service, Inc
Lawsuit Seeks 400 Dollars Over Damaged Automobile
On September 23 and 29 Null sues for 400 dollars claiming damages to an automobile after being struck by a defendant’s machine. He alleges the other car lacked lights. H. K. De Lauter represents Null and D. P. Buckey appears for the defendants.
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Null
H. K. DeLauter
D. P. Buckey
Don’t Be Awkward and Stay Healthy Message Card
The passage defines awkward as ungainly and links it to health issues. It promotes chiropractic methods as effective for correcting causes of awkwardness and underlying health conditions.
Japan squeezes American trade in China and Manchuria
Washington reports say the United States may retaliate economically if Japan ignores a State Department protest over interference with American rights in China. The note demands maintenance of open door policy and early assurances to preserve U.S.-Japan relations. Possible steps include restricting Japanese trade, denouncing the 1911 treaty, or blacklisting Japan economically.
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Washington
United States
Japan
State Department
China
Manchuria
Tokyo
Germany
United Kingdom
Canada
Unusual Highway Work Begins in Harrisburg Area
The first shovel of earth started construction on a four lane, toll highway linking Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission awarded the contract as 10 million of 66 million pledged by the federal government was received. Engineers expect 20,000 to 25,000 workers and completion by 1930.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Walter A. Jones
Commission
PWA
Tariff Reduction Threat Sees Quick Presidential Action
Embracing tariff cuts across hundreds of articles, including many of special interest to Japan, the move is viewed by foreign affairs students as the most likely to be carried out. It could be invoked swiftly by a presidential proclamation.
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Japan
French Education Differences Highlighted by Marian Gates
Marian Gates, Hood College alumna class of 1937, spoke to Hood students in an assembly on differences between American and French educational systems. She described stricter discipline in French schools and a broader curriculum with a wider range of subjects. The talk was given to advanced French students Thursday afternoon at the college.
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Marian Gates
Hood Colege
Hood
Sy.wns
MisssGates
Sliss Gates
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ATML
Abraham Hamburger
Raymond Seachrist
Emerson D. Burkier
Herbert E. Smeltzer
David BR. Ropp
Paul Plunkett
Frederick
Glens Falls
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Plunkett
Garman
John C. Garman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroau Company
Lars Treaf
Howard County
Leaf
William H.freed
Grafton Tyler
Charles E. Russell
Tvs
Effie T. Roberts
Ralph ‘Ogden
Daniel E. Swomley
Henrietta L. Jamison
Guy Farders
Constable
Jerome L. Hahn
Roger S.rothenhoefer
BR. W. Norris and
Irons
Lawrence E. Phebus
Roy W. Poole
Stanley Crandall Company
Hartle Co
Charles Six
Francis R. Summers
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
T. F. Kennedy Company
Nena Jamison
John- . Jamison
George E. Zimmerman
Paul Ss. Benchoff
Chester Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Thomas T. Schroyer
David L. Schroyer
My‘ersville
Francis Perrott
William M. Storm
Raymond Null
Libertytown
Thurston ‘Fisher
iLaverna Fisher
Tme
Leswen Zeppelin
Basingstoke
England
Austrian
Tyrol
Austria
Olive Roberts Barton
Mizar
TEV
Tele Garber
Vember
Inter
John Hershberger
Register OF Wills
Dr. McIntyre Chiropractor
E. Patrick St
U. S
Martha
Peeee Bart
Cage Eae
Patrick St
Granat
L. Tyler Market St
C.e.cl Funeral Home
INE & Son
E. Patrick &T
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Earle’s Shoes
North Market St
Fifth Avenue
Kemp
Mars
Blue Ridge
America
West Patrick St
Bennett
Celanese Taffeta
Bennetts
Priscilla
Tetforea
Ae Bennett’s
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