September Term of Court Opens With Jury Charge
The September term of Circuit Court began with Chief Judge Hammond Umer and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard presiding. Grand and petit juries were drawn, and Albert W. Ecker of Thurmont named foreman. The grand jury oath taken, Judge Urner delivered the charge on jury qualifications and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Hammond Umer
Arthur D. Willard
Grand and Petit Puries
Albert W. Beker
Thurmont
Beker
Grand Jury
Urner
Waller , Linn
Newton Z. Jamet
Williamb. Catshall
Millard H. Borine
Frank A. Hammond
William F. Birely
James H. Grove, Jr
Clarence F. Huffer
Earl W. Warner
Daniel T. Dutrow
Stanley Mumford
Charles F. Bowers
Thomas B. Hayward
Matthew Morrison
Charles L. Green
William W. Osburn
Sidney R. Hickman
Loy N. Wolfe
Joshua EB
Zimmerman
Thomas O'Connor
Harry ©. Fry
John 8. Whipp
George E. Harbaugh
Petit Jury
William C. Hum
James E. Doub
Frederick J. Stull
John C. Main
John ©. Lewis
Albert C. Kefauver
Elmer Z Guyton
Harvey G. Vinn
Harry L. Ebert
Abram Poole
Dorsey R. Lease
Francis FE. Easterday
Charles E. Walker
Elmer H. Shank
George H. Butler
Waiward
Mobley
John H. T. Hildebrand
Preston L. Hahn
Dallas W. Kehne
Roger H. Geishert
Joseph F. Wivell
William H. Campbell
Alonzo B. Damer
J. Brook Boyle
William E Dixon
Simian N. Loy
Henry Cramer
John L. Dutrow
Pudge Urner
Jet
Isil
Proderick County
Storm’s Path Across the Eastern Seaboard Map Shows Northward Reach
A map traces the storm’s west to east progress from the Carolinas up the coast. Charleston escaped the worst, but coastal towns from there to the north suffered damage and disruption.
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Carolinas
Charleston
Buy Now Drive To Start Soon In Campaign
Washington reports an early nationwide Buy Now campaign spearheaded by Hugh S. Johnson NRA administrator aimed at rallying business cooperation. Johnson planned to present the bituminous coal code to the White House and address price control in retail trade, with Senator Wagner slated to speak on national radio. The drive, first promised around September 20, follows industrial and labor advisory board actions and foreshadows new enforcement questions for state and federal authorities.
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Washington
Hugh 5. Johnson
NRA
White House
Wagner
New York
WRA
National Labor Board
Johnson
Donald Richberg
General High Johnson
J. DO. A. Morrow
Northern Coal Contral Association
B.C. Mallan
Smokeless Appalachian Coal Control Association
County Ministers Resume Meeties At Luncheon
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met at the YMCA for the first time since June, with Rev. William C. Ri presiding. After devotionals led by Dr. C. H. Shull the group lunched at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Speeches covered Bible conferences, pastor gatherings, and a forthcoming program on Church Music by Prof. Ryan at the YMCA. Over 100 ministers and spouses attended the luncheon, with officers named and plans set for October 15 at the YMCA.
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Frederick County
William c. Ri
Francis Scott Key Hotel
C. H. Shull
Buckeystown
G. Ellis Wiliams
William C. Royal
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Boston
Ralph Tabor
Middletown
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Thomas M. Williamson
Nev
Ralph E. Hartman
M. CG. A
Rayan
HE. Hollinger
Hagerstown
MTL
Belculius LO
UAL
S. Earl M
Brownsville
FE. Seibel
Walkersville
Hartman
Altead Fie Iuiecheun
Royal
Use
W. R. Barn
James B. Ravick
Amos J. Traver
L. J. Moore
Doubs
K. Ralph Tabor
A. Franklin Main
Brunswick
Harvey
Shue
Adamstown
W. E. Nelson
Frederick
B. F. Bivcaugh
Myersville
P. H. Williams
Rocky Ridge
A. E. Krone
Thurmont
G. B. Wunder
Wunder
Market
J. V W. Misher
Walkeravill
Ray
J. Prank Fife
Woodsboro
T. W. Lloyd
Walkers
P. E. Heimer
D. Bender
Graceham
BE. D. Bright
R. Kresge
Lewistown
Arthur G.sh. Doubs
James Dan
Isl
Brunsy
Thomas M. Dickey
D. Y. Brunswick
John S. Bowlus
Fredi
Frushour
Myra. Ekjer
Ight
Fillett
Urbana
Eis
Pleasant
Herman Seka
Mount Airy
Ho L. Coffman
Coffman
R. C. Sutton
Ijamsy
Erdman
A. Y F. Tobler
E. _Dryden
S. Adan
Middl Wastigian
Ferry
Waltersville Frushour
Ersville
H. Shull
Buc
PR. Se
Jean Harlow Weds at 4 A M for Third Time
The report states screen star Jean Harlow married Harold Yamamoto, a Hollywood cameraman, in Yuma at 4:20 a.m. Los Angeles reporters note this is Harlow’s third marriage following the suicide of her second husband Paul Bern more than a year earlier.
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Jean Harlow
Yuma
Anz
Lest
Paul Bern
Harold Hollywood
Los Angeles
Wionae Diness
Miss Haslord
Bern
Cantigny Battle Reenactment Planned For Fair Week
Maryland National Guard units will participate in a staged reenactment of the Cantigny battle during Fair Week. Tanks, planes, machine guns and smoke screens will recreate the World War I clash with Fort Meade troops and Frederick units invited to join under Colonel D John Markey.
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Maryland National Guard
Cantigny
BO Colk Kb
Frederick Fats Grounds
D. John Markey
Cantigay
Fort, Meade
Salent
Moutdidier
Quebec
Roosevelt Bouts A Cold Keeps Him From Desk
Washington September 18 AP President Roosevelt is suffering a slight cold and remains in the executive mansion away from his desk. Lieutenant Commander Ross T. McIntyre United States Navy called on the president this morning and reported a very slight fever. He advised the president to stay in the mansion for the day. There is every expectation he will return to his desk tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntyre
U. S. Navy
Boy Shot in Scranton Mine Outbreak Clash
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 18 a boy and several men were injured in a clash between pickets and workers entering North Scranton mines. A white picket and bystanders watched as a discharge buckshot hit a man in the cheek.
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Scranton
Cranton
Pennnia
Nis Alesance
Horweath
Cuban President Grau San Martin Predicts Crisis Solution
Havana Sept 18 AP Provisional President Ramon Grau San Martin predicted a solution to Cuba's political crisis but suggested he might resign. He told foreign press he believed the government job is less important than the revolutionary program and noted growing labor troubles as American workers faced strikes.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuba
Grow San Martin
Driving While Intoxicated Charge in Montgomery County
State Officer F Anderson filed a charge Sunday against James F Burdett near Barnesville for operating an automobile under liquor influence. Burdett jailed for a Pa Hee Court hearing tonight after erratic driving at New Market drew attention. Several local notices include a warning by Justice Matter at Peoples Court and various disorderly conduct and non support cases in nearby towns.
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F. Anderson
James F. Burdett
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Pa- Hee Court
New Market
Burdette
Som
Peoples Court
Justice Matter
Henry Hatfield
Unionville
Doll
Hatfield
Howe
Grand Army of the Republic Holds Annual Convention in St Paul
In St Paul on September 18 AP reports the Grand Army of the Republic begins its 67th annual encampment. Governor Flora B Olson and Russell C Marie are scheduled to welcome attendees as state commanders plan parades and public events amid a day of activities.
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St. Paul
Mf Blue
Grand Army of the Republic
Ts Bie
Flora B. Olson
0Sola
Russel C. Marie
Acetania
Ad Angeles
Ims
Takien
Cadens Tes Sigsty
Sadey Wes Dae
Named Cashier at Erostom Satings Bank Opens for Business
Howard Shas, formerly of Tus, is named cashier of the Ero sthom Satings Bank and opens for business. J. President of Shaw, formerly assistant treasurer and assistant to the superintendent of stations of Sit, closes Central Trust Company of Maryland.
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Howard Shas
Tus
Érstosm Satings Bank
Ras J
Shaw
Sit
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Davis Second Trial Begins Over Repeal Vote Test
New York AP reports U S Senator James J Davis faces a second federal lottery case before Judge Johnson Mayer with Raymond Walsh and Louis Moud Treadwell severed from the case. Bernard McGuire pleaded guilty earlier as Davis seeks to challenge the constitutionality of the 18th amendment repeal vote in 29 states and likely void those measures. Willian Chase of the International Reform Federation says court action may challenge funding and authority for the elections.
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New York
U. S
James J. Davis
Tdogay
Johnson Mayer
North Carrie
Bene
Raymond Walsh
Wits Aay
Louis Moud Treadwell
Asselant B. 5
Bernard , le. McGuire
Withington
Willian
Sheafe Chase
International Reform Federaton
Ieast
Federation
Wind cone experiment installed at Detrick airport
A new 12 foot Radi-Cone wind indicator was installed on the beacon tower at Detrick on Saturday as a Commerce Department experiment. Capitals R B Ormond and Frank Gentile oversaw the installation by Air-Ways Equipment Corporation of Milwaukee. The device swivels on a joint to show wind direction and velocity, with interior illumination for night use. If successful, it may replace the standard wind indicator at regional airports. the Radi-Cone is the first small size of its kind in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrick
Department of Commerce
R. B. Ormond
Frank Gentiles
Air-Ways Equip Act Corporation
Miwaukee
Froderick
Baltimore
Strike imperils food supply of Philadelphia
A major truck strike paralyses Philadelphia area transport, threatening city food stocks as about 3,090 truck drivers and helpers walk off for higher pay shorter hours and Brotherhood of Transport Workers recognition amid easter Pennsylvania labor unrest.
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Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Ship Supplies Begin Loading for Byrd Antarctic Expedition
At Boston navy yard on Sept. 18 aircraft carriers Bear and Pacific head toward Little America as 70 scientists and adventurers arrive to supervise two year stay. Gate set for Sept. 25 the start of a complex storage effort to outfit the expedition for two years in Antarctica.
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Richard &, Byrd
Boston Navy Yard
Boston
Bers
Little America
Bear
Pacific
Thref Killed By Autes in Philadelphia
AP reports fatalities in Pennsylvania after a severe crash involving several vehicles. The story notes a toll of multiple deaths and injuries as responders work at the scene. Authorities investigate causes, with unclear details due to the damaged text.
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Autes
Pheadelphia
St 18
Pennsylvania
Bato
Parking Charges and Monkeys Test Crater Descent
Overnight charges against Harry Richardson and a Terminal Office by officers Brust and Barras are noted. Japanese scientists conducted a test lowering live monkeys into a ROC crater using asbestos, aiming to descend into the crater as “living stars”. the monkeys escaped.
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Harry Richardson
Offcer Brust
Barras
Casualty List in Carolina After Storm Wrecks Coasts
Reports from New Bern North Carolina show the hurricane deaths rising to 14 with ten dead since the start and six missing. Property damage nears two million dollars as wrecked roads and flooded crops strain the region.
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Carolina
New Bern
N.C
North Carolina
Edward M. Bader Dies at 76 Former Mail Carrier
Edward Milangton Bader a longtime Frederick resident died at his home 305 East Church Street Sunday night aged 76 years eight months and 26 days He is survived by son Harry W Bader of Los Angeles California and son Louis B Bader of Frederick five grandchildren and other relatives He was a member of Evangelical Lutheran Church and Sunday School Independent Hose Company No 1 and former State Counselor of the Sons and Daughters of Herman He served as city letter carrier for 3 years retiring twelve years ago Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 PM at his home with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery Cline and Son Funeral Home directing
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Edward Milangton Bader
Frederick
East Church Street
Angins Pictoris
Teta
Wlie Hugen
Harry W. Bader
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis B. Bader
Peer Frederick
Bader
Evangelical Lutheran Church and
Independent Hose Company
Harry C. Keefer
Eager
We Nome
Mt, Olivet
C.E. Cline and Son
Funers
Weather Today Report and September Precipitation
Weather notice shows 24 hour precipitation unknown. September to date 4.89 inches, normal 3.25. Year to date excess 8.53 inches as of September 8. High temperatures yesterday and today not clearly stated. Moon rise and set times given, streams Pubeee and Mohecacy muddy.
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Umer
Albert W. Ecker
Foreman
Storm's Path
Penn
of Business Cooperation
NRA Industrial Advisory Board
Paola
Bar of Justice
England
Ulta
Executive Mansion
Blue Eagle
Barnesgie
Grover Dixon
Crum
Davis
Chase
Dore G. Miller
Davitt
Himt
Miller
the Moose
Byrd
Beiees Baume Ligsanary
Ersay
Faba
Ganges
T Acur
Call
Co Por Conn
W. K. Cromwell
API
William Kennedy Cromwell
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
Si 25
Bank of Bathmore
New England
Pamlico
Dale
Ocracoke
Coast ‘Guard
Portsmouth Island
Victima
Mexico
Seldivia
Cltef
San Luie Potosi
Tadapico
Secier~al
Sem Lis
Potosi
Mcres
Tampaso
San Jose Dem
Santiago River
Edward M. Bader
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