September Court Set to Open Next Monday
September term of Circuit Court opens next Monday with 24 prisoners in jail and an estimated many more out on bail. Fifteen criminal cases on the docket, including Elmer Lindy Ass with an old escape charge, Dr. Thomas Strother’s illegal operation case, and Meanstry Norris for a shooting. Two major indictments against Emory L. Loblentz and George W. Page likely not heard. Twenty-two criminal appeals listed, plus 141 civil cases including 22 wage suits and several standers, with four appeal cases also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Amd
Elmer “Lindy” Ass
Fredenck
Emmitsburg
Meanstry Norris
Lease
Braddock Heights
Thomas Strother
Unswick
Emory Loblentz
Denil Trust Company
Maryland
Ncge
George W Page
Torney
Walter E. Sinn
Tme
Bernard Walker
Sherman P Bow 4
Ben Wtholtz
Olden & Felton
Waage
Walter Comer
Frank Thomas
Save
Whch
Ilness
Enlist Others for Jobs in Forest Camps
Washington reports CCC officials anticipate 10,000 of 360,000 youths to join job openings through Roosevelt's request. Enlistment for winter conservation camps will close by end of November as 550 to 75 camp sites are chosen to replace sites unusable in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Roosevelt
Tve
A Conservation Corps
Radio Schedule Wednesday September 13 1940s Network List
Daily program grid lists NBC WEAF CBS WABC and Midwest Pacific coast slots with hours and shows including The Jesters, Burns, Lum and Abner, Ferde Grofe Orchestra, The Mountaineers, and many regional repeats for East West Central Mountain and Pacific networks. includes time zones and coast to coast coordination for live and repeat broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Kfyr
Cret
Cfet South
Wtva
Kgir
Kgo Kfi
Kgw
Enet
Ales
Paing
Vlnnar
Nene
John Pierce
Tenet
Mountaineera
Ernie Holet
Lum & Abner
Caat
the Goldberge
Séri Too Abate
Ry Gao
Oan Leeann
Ferde Grota
Orchastra
Meyer Gavin & Orchestra
Suddy Rogera Orches
Lum
Abeer
Richard Cole
Orchestra
Ralph Kirbery
Ben Bernie
Mark Flater
Cbs-Wabc
Wabe
Wade
Wea
Waab
Waae
Hk Cklw Ware
Wip
Wias Wean
Feav
Midwest
Whbm Wen
Kmox
East
Canada
Wos
Kira Wree
Wdsu
Wdae Whig Wtar
Wdbj
Wesa
Weah
Wlbw
Kfab
Wkbn
Mountain
Kvor
COAST
Khj
Kern
Jack Armatrong
Towners
Wagner Orchas
Skippy
Sketch
Wis
Ncks Haw Wear
Wren
Kso
Wim Wiha
Katp
Webce
Wdav
Aria
Wtf
Wunc
Wila Weun
Wied
Asd
Wiaa
Orphan Wiemeast
Dick Meésaner
Three & Sisters
Lowell Thomas
Amon
Andy—east
Ray Heatherton
Richard Himber Ensem
Perlmutter
American Legion
Dr. Ortiz Tirade
Annia
Judy
Zeka
Amos ‘N' Andy
Nest
Poet Prince
Jack Denny
Mills
Henry King's
U S to Remain Neutral During Cuban Outbreak
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will stay strictly neutral in Cuba amid threats of armed clash between the new government and opposing officers. Havana notes the Grau San Martin cabinet vows Cuba’s future while hundreds of dissenting officers remain barricaded in the National Hotel. Charley Clark, a 16 year old runaway, is flown home by plane then arrested at the county airport after arriving from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
Havana
National Hotel
Machado
Ramon Grau
Sen Martin
Gran San Martin
Pittsburgh
Charles Clark
Charles
Los Angeles
Rocksville
James P O'Brien
Charles Hudson Named Legion Head In Frederick Post
Charles E Hudson was elected commander of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion for the ensuing year without opposition at the September meeting. Other officers chosen include DN Mase as first vice commander, John C Engie as second vice commander, Roger R Rice as finance officer, Chat L Blentinger as historian, and a slate of executive committee members. Armistice Day observance planned for November 11 with a committee to organize the program. Local promoter Nig Grove planning a football game for that date. Frederick drum corps won the state convention title in Hagerstown. Safe Drivers Campaign backed by Gov. Ritchie and top officials, with local committee formed. Also notes on Bradock Heights Community Association annual fall meeting Friday at 7:30 pm at the Ebert House, with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Hudson
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
DN Mase
John C. Engie
Harry E. Pettingal
Roger R Rice
Chat L Blentinger
William D Bowers
Joseph B. Elkin
Arthur P Ridsely
G. Raymond Shipley
William M. Storms
Iaving M Landauer
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles E. Vetter
Charles S Houck Jr
Hudson
Nig” Grove
Frederick Post
Hagersstown
Gov. Ritchie
Austan E. Baughman
General Gaither
Baltimore
F. Ross Myers
William M. Storm
Alton ¥. Bennett
Lewis Clem
Lawrence Willard
Francis Pettott
Parrot Surprise at Pet Land Ends Boys’ Chase
A group of boys approach a mysterious box at Pet Land and open it to reveal a talking parrot shouting I’m free. The moment sparks fear and then relief as the bird greets the boys and declares its freedom.
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Eptember Court
Empys
Pringese Pars
Aswern
Chaine of Rethereof
Wagner
Orches
Tee Husing
Morton Dewnsy
Jack Genny
Chisago
Travelere’ Quartyt
Dan Russo
Boake Catter
Howard Ely
The
Happy Bakers
Edwin C. Mth
Basic Metropolitana
Cobb—coant
Alexander Wooltcott
Barlow Symphony
Alec
Vera van
Chartes Davin
Tom Gerun Orchentrap
Corst
Ted Lewis Orches
Glen Grey Orcea
Burne & Allen
Nagwiz Network
U. S
Gerardo Machado
Charles £. Hudson
Legion Head
Jim Kanda
Dancy
Witl
Department OF Music
Henry T. Wade
Catherine Williama
Edgar T. Pagal
Helen Ware
Miriam Rhoads
Martha B. Pettit
Fond College
Brodbeck Hall
Ffield
REL
Mme
Notte
Sudnemny
Iney
Jn Cune
Deancy
NEA Service, Inc
Pet Land
Eavand
Ronsiderata
Ram
G. W. Wright Successer
K. G. Putman
Walkersville
Greenawalt
Stieff
Sterling
James E. Doll
Booth Market
Frederick, Md
Aem
Accu
Frederick
Bank of Personal Service
the News Office
Used Car Department
West Patrick St
Hygeia
Frederick County
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