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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 09, 1933

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Sale of Beer on Election Day Declared Unlawful in Maryland

State's Attorney Walter Sinn announced that Maryland law bars the sale of beer on election day and that sheriffs and deputies will arrest anyone violating the rule. The 1933 act allowing beer as non intoxicant is overridden on election day, with fines of 50 to 100 dollars per offense. The prohibition applies to all venues selling alcohol and lasts for the full election day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Rani Walter KE Sinn Maryland

Montevue improvements eyed by county commissioners

County officials reviewed a local request to renovate Montevue Hospital facilities to add an operating room and improve the main building. Twenty-eight patients, including whites in the main building and colored in a separate one, are housed there with plans to move or expand as renovations proceed.

Mtewse How- 4 Montevue Hasmide Monne Tuldine Win Sréronger South Bentz Street Mp House Smauith

Jobs Increase Employers Say in NRA Reports

Frederick tailoring firm to be under NRA terms with a 36 hour week and minimum wage of 14.40. NRA reports show 2668 local employers answered questionnaires since July 27, 135 replied to Dr Bjornee and 153 through teams, with 286 total replies and 21 non members. 23 additional signers announced bringing total to 364. Auto accident in Urbana leaves cars damaged and a reckless driving charge.

NRA Frederick Ygenatius Bjorlee Employers Bjornee Bjorlee Frederick Tailoring Sipps Stanley Sagner Frederick Tailoring Co. Inc Roosevelt Mr. Sugner

Cash Register Stolen From Gas Station Recovered Near Emmitsburg

A cash register stolen from Allen Fitzgerald's gas station on the Gettysburg road near Emmitsburg was recovered Thursday afternoon by Corporal Arthur B Snyder of the Gettysburg state police sub-station. Albert Hoffmann of Aspers found it in Opossum Creek and reported it after initial broadcast. the register was water damaged with about 46 to 8 dollars missing. Bud Shorb, the night clerk at Fitzgerald's, was robbed at pistol point earlier on August 28, while seven 24 cent slot machines were also taken in the incident. The slot machine has not been recovered.

Allen Fitzgerald Emmttsburg Gettysburg Arthur B Snyder Pennsylvania State Police Albert 8 Hoff Aspers Hoffman Opossum Creek Pennsylvania Emmitsburg Fitzgerald State Poiot Bud” Shorb Emmitsburo

Body of Slain Child Found in Cambridge

The body of 10 year old Margaret McCarthy of Somerville was found in bushes near the Harvard Theological School area in Cambridge. Police say she was evidently strangled with marks on the throat and no shoes. The missing footwear suggests she was killed away from the discovered body several miles from home.

Cambbridge Mass Margaret McCarthy Somerville Harvard Theological School John J. Canney Margaret John J. McCarthy Hed Yue Andba AA Albert Capone Capone

Woman gives herself up in Long Island murder arraignment

Mrs Willie Ponce arrives at Long Island court for arraignment on a murder change. The suspect admits stabbing death after claiming she was forced into the crime. Officials note the case involves a dramatic alleged assault and coercion leading to a fatal stabbing in New York.

Willie Ponce Long Island New York

4 H Club Meetings Set Monthly Across Frederick County

A revised schedule shows Miss Helen Pearson county home demonstration agent plans monthly meetings for both women’s and girls’ 4 H clubs replacing former biweekly sessions. The effort consolidates roles, with clubs in public schools and several communities planning events through mid September, culminating in exhibits at the Frederick Fair.

Helen Pearson Miss Pearson Frederick County Federation of Women’s Clubs Miss Pearsah Eugene W Pruitt Pearson Frederick Fair Frederick County Unionville Johnsville Liberty Woman's Club Urbana New Market Forrest Foxville Foxvile Woman's Club Harmony Grove Garfield Woman Mt. Pleasant Bloomfield and Brookhill Johnnsville Adamstown Lewistown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Buckeystown Braddock Lae Inbin Arene

Deutschland Commander Dies at 66 in Gnadau Germany

Captain Paul Koenig, 66, commander of the German submarine Deutschland, famed for two 1916 Atlantic crossings to Baltimore and New London, died today. He was celebrated in Germany and honored by leaders, pensioned in 1932 from North German Lloyd.

Gnadau Germany Paul Koenig Deutschland Atlantic Baltimore New London Conn 9Ryice i Liova Steamship Baltmote Bremen

Frederick Sub-District Epworth Leagues Formed

A well attended meeting of the Hagerstown sub district of the Frederick district Epworth League was held at Calvary Methodist church. An election and installation of officers for Hagerstown and Frederick sub-districts occurred. The sub district to include leagues at Morgan Alry New Market New Windsor Thurmont Union Bridge Unionville Walkersville Frederick Urbana Doubs Brunswick Hillsboro and Harpers Ferry. 61 leaguers attended including Frederick New Windsor Hagerstown Martinsburg Williamsport Winchester Walkersville Morgan Union Bridge Washington Square Thurmont Unionville St Pauls New Market Brunswick Mt Airy. A devotional by Guy Kelly followed by a brief address by Rev C Ells Williams urged building a better world. Refreshments and recreation closed the event.

Hagerstown Frederick Epworth League Calvary Methodist Church Epworth Morgan Mb Alry New Market New Windsor Thursmont Union Bridge Unionville Walkersville Urbana Doubs Brunswick Hillsboro Harpers Ferry Frank Steelman Margaret Hart Paul Simon Bopper Southsburg June Mason Winchester Paul Moore Washington Square Harald Rowe Edna Detrich Howard Street John Corby Wile Linsport Edward Dougherty Hath Martinsburg Williamsport Wichester Thurmont St Pauls Mt Airy Guy Kelly C. Ells Williams Calvary ME Church

Body Identified Of Youth Found On Railroad Tracks

The body of a 16 year old boy found on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks between Woodbine and Morgans Station in Carroll county was identified as Lester Myers of Hanover Pennsylvania. He had left home August 5 with two companions and traveled through the West sending letters from Texas Mexico California and other regions. His last letter from Kansas City said he had been treated for severe sand burns and hoped to return home soon.

Baltimore and Ohio Woodbine Morgan's Station Carroll County Laster Myers Srilten Texas Mexico California West Kansas

Weather Today Readings and Temperature Summary

Weather notes cover 24 hour precipitation ending at 1 am with no rainfall today. September totals show 39 inches to date with normal 323 inches. September 1932 records 287 inches, excess to September 1 at 952 inches. Yesterday high 62, prior high 86, low last night 70. Moonrise 9:42 pm, moonset 12:34 am. Streams clear in Potomac and Monocacy regions.

Moonie

Serum checks horse disease hits Maryland farms

Veterinarians in Leonardtown Maryland report serum imports from New York and the Midwest aiding efforts against a meningula epidemic in horses across Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. Officials say limited supply and few local labs slowed treatment but additional serum arrived from the Midwest. The illness, blamed on a poisonous fungus in hay and straw, often kills horses within 48 hours as experts in Washington compare it to encephalomyelitis and the Western form of sleeping sickness under study by the Department of Agriculture.

Leonardtown New York Middle West J. Bowles Clement Roy Bell Pearson Sai Washington Department of Agriculture Maryland H.W Scavening

Cuban Junta Faces Army Revolt Amid Demand For De Cespedes

In Havana a formal demand was made to reinstate Dr Carlos Manuel de Cespedes as provisional president with broad powers. About 200 officers at the Hotel Nacional rejected the new government and warned they will resist arrest. Separately the Massachussetts and Reuben James were dispatched toward Havana as Navy vessels bolster Cuba’s guard.

Havana Horacio Fetter Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Dr. Ferrer de Cespedes Dstat de Coupedes Naclorial Fulgencio Batista Jurte Reyou National Hotel T Aa Pawn Purgencio Batista Batista Presidential Indianapoli Swanson Panama Canal West Coas Sergio Carbo Executive Commission Carbo Starhor Weahington AmeriGae Aeaius Dassigle CIA Navy Massissippi Cardenas Havana Harbor Reuben James Norfolk Roosevelt Cuba

Judge William S Kenyon Dies After Five Week Illness

Judge William S Kenyon of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals Eighth District died at his summer home at age 44 after a five week illness. A former senator from Iowa he resigned in 1922 to join the bench and had declined cabinet posts and a Navy Secretary appointment. His career included leadership in prohibition and anti racketeering issues and a key Teapot Dome dissent. He was born June 10 1869 in Etna Mills Iowa and educated at Grinnell College and the Iowa College of Law.

Selasco William $. Kenyon U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Eighth District Kenyon United States Senate Harding Fort Dodge Iowa Kinyon Senate Jonathan P. Dolliver Washington United States Eighth Judicial Circuit Arkansas Missouri Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Coninge Goulidge Hoover Kenyons Road Southern Pacific Hocking Valley Chicago Circuit Court of Appeals Sirous E A Dee Sion Teapot Dome Ommon District Fours Cheyenne Wye Mammoth Odl Company Department of the Interor Albert B Squire Kenyon Etna Persus i Hate Squire Keager Grinnel College State University of Iowa Mary Duncambs

More Jurors Drawn For September Circuit Court Term

Substitute jurors were drawn today in Judge Urner s presence for the September term starting week from Monday. Districts listed include Buckeystown Augustua W Nicodemus for Edward L Blessing Frederick William W Osburn for James H Gambrill Charles N Staley for Philip Seeger Emmisburg Joseph F Wivell for Roy W Saylor Catnotin Oscar A Brandenburg for John C Lewis Urbana Walter L Hipking for Andrew J Brown Liberty Grover B Hamilton for Norman G Waltz Hautvers Ima K Prvor for Walter A Morehead Woodsboro Newton Z Cramer for Morns M Derr Jefferson Millard H Horrie for Henry D Lakin Jackson Clay V Grossnickle for Elmer E Palmer Johnsille Wiliem F F Birety for dared go Pustasyel Tistarota Jonas T Hildebrand for Albert L Harley Braddock Stanley Mumford for Charles E Klein Walkersville Murray B Wachter for Robert N Nicodemus

Circuit Court Urner Buckeystown Augustua W. Nicodemus, Jr Edward L. Blessing Frederick William W. Osburn James H Gambrill, Jr Charles N Staley Philip Seeger Emmisburgz Joseph F. Wivell Roy W. Saylor Catnotin Oscar A Brandenburg John C. Lewis Urbana Walter L. Hipking Andrew J. Brown Liberty Grover Hacnilton Norman G. Waltz Hautvers Ima K Prvor Walter A Morehead Woodsboro Newton Z. Cramer Morns M. Derr Jefferson Millard H. Horrie Henry D. Lakin Jackson Clay V. Grossnickle Elmer E. Palmer Johnsille Wiliem FF

Decide Monday Whether to Return Hart to State

Chicago, Sept 9 AP report that Assistant State's Attorney J Bernard Wells urged Cook County to return Jack Hart to Maryland custody. Wells cited Maryland’s strong claim since Hart escaped from a Maryland penitentiary and has a murder sentence to finish there. Hart, also known as George Red Kelly, was arrested in Cicero after a shooting and held to the Cook County grand jury on three assault charges. State's Attorney Courtney said he would decide Monday whether to drop prosecution here. The forecast calls for variable week weather with warmer conditions and a cooling trend by Friday.

Chicago J Bernard Wells Storney Baltimore Thomas J Courtney Jack Hart Wells Maryland

Two Killed Four Hurt In Bus And Auto Crash

In West Philadelphia early today a collision between a bus and a small automobile killed two women and left four others critically injured. The dead are Mrs Joseph Smal of Essington and Rose Whalen, 26, of Philadelphia. A mortgage sale later reported Heffner farm sale details were incomplete in the text.

Philadelpha West Phiadepha Joseph Smal Essington Rose Whalen

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