Seven Criminal Appeal Cases Up in Circuit Court
Seven criminal appeals were called for trial in the September term of Circuit Court before Judge Arthur Wil ward. Several cases were dismissed or continued as appellants failed to appear. Dave Myers had his fine reduced from 200 to 100 dollars with costs. Loyal Thompson faced a jury for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, while Bernard Walker and others were scheduled for hearings on drunken driving and related charges.
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Arthur DB. Wilward
Circuit Court
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles C. Albright
Alomo. Bennett
Albright
Adrian Makel
Bowere
E. Austin James
Appellee
Maker
Frederick
Xieuo S. Harp
Turton C. King
J. Henry Stokes
King
Beyance
Charles H. King
Suy K. Motter
Joseph Hurke
Elmer To.heimer
Bennett
Frederickounty
Maramsburg
W. Va
A F. Anderson
Myers
Frederik
Anderson
Urbana
Justice Vorwers
Bennets
Alvert Campbell, Jr
Bernard Walker
Baltimore
Weather Summary for Tam Weather Area
Today no precipitation while October totals show 206 inches. Normal October precipitation is 2.58 inches. High yesterday was 61 degrees. Tomorrow sunrise is 8:05 a.m. Moon rise is 4:04 p.m. Moon set is 4:48 a.m. Streams are at flood stage with Monotacy and Cites with note of conditions.
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Tam
Nches
Preparations for Crawford Defense Halted
Richmond October 30 AP A temporary halt in defense preparations for the negro accused of murdering Mrs Agnes Boeng Isley and her maid Nina Buckler in Loudoun County. Commonwealth's Attorney John Galleher says only Charles H Houston may interview Crawford, who is in Alexandria city jail, to avoid unverified access by multiple lawyers.
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Richmond
LU Belioe
LU Cade
George Crawford
Loudoun County
Agnes Boeng Isley
Nina Buckler
John Galleher
Commonwealth
Charles H Houston
Crawford
Alexandria
Houston
Galleher
Leesburg
Charles H. Houston
Our Air Circus Flyers Killed at Amarillo Tex
Amarillo Texas Oct 30 AP thousands of horrified spectators watched two stunt planes collide over Amarillo killing four air circus Ayers. A ship carrying Pilot Ezra Wiggins Hooker Ohio Bill Pulls Liberal Kansas and Frank Clay Mormu Missouri plunged into a street near the business district. All three were killed. The other plane piloted by Art Stude Woodward Oklahoma crashed through a laundry roof. Stude died today.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ayers
Ezra Wiggins
Hooker
O&la
Bill Pulls
Liberal
Kan
Frank Clay
Mormu
Mou
Theranesfare
Art Stude
Woodward
Okla
Stude
Slashes Between Jews and Arabs Continue in Jerusalem
Oct. 30 AP report says three Arabs wounded in anti Jewish violence died today, increasing casualties. Over 200 wounded as a general strike keeps Jerusalem quiet while Transjordan and Damascus show little trouble. Police rush to enroll a corps of special units amid clashes and unrest.
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Jerusalem
Transjordania
Damascus
Palestine
Jaffa
Haifa
County Budget To Begin For 1994 Year
The county will start work on the 1994 budget this week in the County Commissioners office. The initial line budget will be recorded by the County Treasurer, with plans to base the 1994 budget on counts or extensions from January to December 1934, mirroring the state year.
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Albamior
Roosevelt monetary policy aims at psychological effects
Washington notes discuss phase one of Roosevelt’s monetary plan, focusing on its psychological impact and the handling of newly mined gold. The piece cites insiders on timing, foreign exchange effects, and the role of the NRA and AAA amid ongoing economic policy debates. It mentions Tom Heflin’s White House visit and observer comments from Rogers and Warren.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Gardhae
Roosevelt
Treasury
R. F
James Facies Rogers
Yale
PF. Warren
Cornell
Warren
NEA Service, Inc
Night club raids net over a hundred held in Germantown
Police swept a Germantown block arresting more than 100 people including many in evening dress and seizing liquor. Officers placed orchestra members with their instruments in cells as patrons were marched to patrol wagons.
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Philadelphia
Sadvyuny
Germantown
Price of Gold Abroad Surges Upward Today
Washington Oct 30 AP foreign quotations rose as Roosevelt moves to invade the world gold market and the administration set a domestic gold price of 31.96 per fetes. London gold rose 37 cents to 4.82 pounds. Washington aims to buy gold abroad to steady but not immediately stabilize the dollar.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
White House
Leon Cools
New York
United States
Cynthia Coolidge named daughter of Coolidges in New Haven
New Haven dispatch reports John and Florence Coolidge named their two day old daughter Cynthia after an aunt, weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces at birth in a New Haven Hospital. John Coolidge remained silent as reporters noted his father's restraint, with family preserving Coolidge lineage by keeping initials C C. A daughter was expected if a son born, officials said the boy would be Calvin Coolidge. Other notes include Hallowe'en party at Church of the Brethren and details on upcoming Fredericktown Players production The Queen's Husband at Winchester Hall.
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New Haven
Conn
Oct
Cynthia
John
Florence Trumbull Coolidge
John Coolidge
Cynthia Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
C. C
Coolidge
Hallowe'en
Young Men's Bible
Church of the Brethren
Herbert Duvall
Geresville
Ralph Fahmey
John W. Wolfe
William Duble
Walter P. Fears
Ernest Dodd
Charts Bunnet
Walter Poole
Robert Rhoderick
Grant Poole
Eva Cartee
Floyd Smith
Frank Martin
Ethel Gaver
Minnie Dodd
Margaret Cole
Elizabeth Kimmel
Mildred Hiltner
Evelyn Tons
Katherine Shaw
Margaret Bunner
Genevieve Duble
Marie May
Messrs
Jesse Shaver
Claude Duvall
Fred Boert
Glenn Rhoderick
Leo Duvall
Mr. Hilderbrand
Fredericktown
Mussolini rite unites 8400 couples in mass wedding
In Rome and central provinces 8400 young couples wed simultaneously at a Mussolini backed celebration of nuptiality. At St Mary of the Angels the Archbishop led a special mass as brides and grooms marching past crowds showered with confetti. Each pair received a 56 line bank note gift from Mussolini.
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Rome
Mussolini
Salvation Army Campaign Opens in Frederick
The Salvation Army launches its annual drive at Hershberger's Tea Room with Staff Captain George H. Marshall of the Maryland Division arriving to address the gathering. Campaign runs October 30 to November 10, aiming to raise $2,500 with about 20 canvassers. advisory council hopes for at least $2,900 to reduce the mortgage on West Fifth Street property.
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Salvation Army
Hershberger
George H. Marshall
Baltimore
Maryland
Marshall
Evangelical Reformed
Calgary Methodist
Frederick
Army
Nextrea Kee Ly Ee
Louis L. Wilson
Wnal
West Fifth Street
Opel
Alabama monument dedication at Gettysburg event plans
Senator Lafayette Black of Alabama will replace Governor B M Maller at the Gettysburg battlefield dedication on November 12 with Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania attending. Black arrives November 1 to stay with Gettysburg College president Henry W A Hanson. Alabama UDC leader Mrs Lewis Sewall will unveil the monument and Mrs L M Bashinsky will give the principal address.
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B. M. Maller
Alabama
Alabama Monument
Gettysburg
United States
Lafayette Black
Gifford Pinchott
Pennsylvania
Senator Black
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Lewis Sewall
L. M. Bashinsky
National
Madtidat
Bircitus
Yhuinli
Four killed and 11 hurt in Maryland accidents
Baltimore scene reports four deaths and eleven injuries from weekend traffic incidents in or near Baltimore. Victims include Thomas Anderson, 4, from Oakland Mills. Frank Sapp, 24, of Catonsville. Edward Peterson, 52, of Waithorpe. and Louis Rohr of Essex. A scooter crash under a curve allegedly caused Anderson’s death as driver Paul Shipley rounded a bend.
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Baltimore
Thomas Martin Anderson
Oakland Mills
Carroll County
Frank Sapp
Catonsville
Edward Peterson
Waiethorpe
Louis H. Rohr
Essex
Anderson
Paul Shipley
Shipley
George Brosin
Westminster
Governor Ritchie to Address Kiwanis in Frederick
Governor Albert C. Ritchie will speak to the Frederick Kiwanis Club at noon and attend a 4 to 5.30 reception in the hotel bail room hosted by the Democratic County Central Committee. He will be guest at a 7:30 p.m. hotel ballroom dinner and may attend a Halloween dance at the Catocin Country Club.
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Frederick
Albert C. Ritchie
Xiwanis Club
Francis Bcolt
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic
Ritchie
Edward J. Smith
Charles K. Heck
David C. Winebrenner
Horey
Ca~toctin Country Club
Baltimore
Chales H. Conley
George Luks Dies After Hearth Attack At 66
New York AP report says painter George Luks died of a hearth attack found in a doorway yesterday at age 66 while observing dawn for an elevated structure painting. Luks’s canvases hung in nearly every major gallery and won many prizes.
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George Luks
New York
Luks
Jacksonville Beach Front Swept By Fire
Fire, driven by strong winds, swept two blocks of oceanfront at Jacksonville Beach, Jacksonville, Fla. The loss is unofficially estimated between $100.10 and $20.00. The blaze origin remains undetermined.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ocean Front
Jacksonville Beach
New French Government Plans to Default on Debt
AP report notes Premier Albert Sarraut’s government intends to default on the December 15 American wartime debt installment. The announcement follows terse official statements and amid broader financial tensions.
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Albert Sarraut
Test of the Long Road by Dr Barbour at Hood College
Dr Clarence A Barbour president of Brown University spoke at Hood College on Sunday afternoon. He read Isaiah and urged diligence, warning against routine slack off. He contrasted ancient aqueducts with flawed modern projects and urged students to choose inspiring work and reject merely routinized labor.
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Clarence A. Barbour
Brown University
Providence
Hood College
Dr. Barbour
Barbour
Versailing
Byittle
Unough College
Wiusilal Program, Given By the Fond College Choir
Henry T. Wate
Bach
Wesley
Mozart
God
Tschaikowsky
American Legion Program for Year Announced Urges NRA Support
The American Legion released a comprehensive program urging nationwide support for the NRA and a sound American dollar. It calls for restoring benefits to disabled veterans, expanding aid to children of veterans, promoting public health and child welfare, advancing school safety, youth activities, and immigrant policy reform. The plan also supports a strong navy and army, opposes League of Nations participation, and seeks tax burden equity.
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Russia
League of Nations
World Court
NRA
Housibely Vakoe Gilygias
Alan Flor
First Lady Says Government Can’t Do All
Chicago, Oct. 30 AP Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt visited hotel dishwashing quarters to dodge crowds at the 1933 Mobilization for Human Needs Conference. She declared that government cannot do everything even with Franklin D. Roosevelt in office. She noted rising helplessness among the needy and unemployed and emphasized the unprecedented need for social welfare work.
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Chicago
Eleanor Roosevelt
Rioters Damage Five Detroit Plants in Covert Assault
Detroit on October 0 AP reports rioters estimated at 2,500 damaged five plants where tools and die makers walked out, breaking glass, overturning cars, and evading police with quick dispersal. A plant manager was wounded by gunfire during the clashes as arrests remained unlikely.
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Detroit
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