Grand Jury Recommends Drive Against Slot Machines
Frederick County grand jury reports eight days of sessions, 165 witnesses, 67 investigations, 60 indictments and 0 dismissals. It urges a vigorous drive against slot machines and rambling devices, stricter liquor enforcement, and improved Montevue Hospital with sprinkler system and new naming as Frederick County Emergency Hospital. They commend State's Attorney Sinn, Sheriff Crum, Chief Bartgis, and the police, and note issues with road houses, dog tax enforcement, poll worker proximity, and hospital accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Montevue
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Dew Hospital
Eigct
Aji
Walter E. Sinn
Charlie W. Crum
Allen G. Bartgis
Police Department
Montevie
James A. Jones
Frederick Emergving Jiepiai
Board of County Commissioners
Bernard QO. Thomas
Grand
Montevile
Luther A. Ate
Ari Eymien
Lewis A. Moberty
Iso
Gard EB. Hulte
Dissenting Creditors Must First Pay Notes
Dissenting creditors face payment of notes before other claims in a circuit court dispute involving Central Trust. Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur D. Wil insist on orderly payment priorities as the case proceeds.
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Linuds
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Wil
Issist Ordkinr
Central Trust
Pms
Chum
Fae Claims
Dee Ab Trish
Luff’s Stuff and The Peculiarities of Life
Fragmentary lines discuss fears, joys, and the peculiar nature of life. The text mentions Luffburrow and a claim that 60 percent of all new car sales will be made on credit contracts. The passage blends reflective verse with a note on consumer credit trends.
Efforts to Remove Chairman Tait Stir Debate at GOP Meeting
Annapolis and Maryland Republicans heatedly debated party leadership as Mayor Waller B. Quenstedt and colleagues challenged Galen L. Tait’s long tenure as state chair. Quenstedt criticized press coverage of the Nice-Tait discord and accused Baltimore papers of fanning factionalism while defending the party’s unity and election strategies.
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Winchester Ha
Jesry W. Nice
Galen L.tait
Baltimore
George Henderson
Cumberland
Candate
Waller BE. Quenstedt
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
F. Barnard Welsh
Rockvile
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Quenstedt
Tait-Nice
Tait
aMee
Taft
Vuis Conley
Quomtedt
HB. Ganley
Frederie Wude
Frov
Ernor
Clovernor Ritchie
Ermched
Ritchie
Fiymer
Henderson
Sey Ubal
Nice
Allegany County
Tice
William P. Tawsen
Pholee
Intersans
New Market
Republican Party
Grange Hall
Msey
Foser TL Prange
See America First Stamps Rally Republicans in Frederick
A Frederick gathering promoting See America First featured speakers criticizing Roosevelt and urging registration drives. Mc Henderson pledged not to be a rubber stamp, noted Radcliffe’s withdrawal to seek the Senate, and praised Conley as a fearless candidate. Organizers discussed registration, party organization, and plans for a state armory event on October 5.
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Mc. Henderson
Roosevelt
George L. Radcliffe
Senate
Dr. Conley
U. S
Welsh
Montgomery County
Nice
Brooke See
James
Dng
Mimms
David G
Ashers
Santen Messrs
Millard
Rice
Robert Hansiles
Falls From Motorcycle After Swerving to Avoid Truck
Lewis O'Hara about 23 fell from his motorcycle on East Patrick street near the Fair Grounds Tuesday morning around 7 o'clock while trying to avoid a collision with a truck driven by Albert Lucas. He was bruised at the hips, treated at Frederick City hospital, and discharged after dressings. State Officer R W Reith summoned Lucas to People's Court on October 1 for failing to yield the right of way.
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Lewis O'Hara
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
O'Hara
Frederick
Albert Lucas
Burkittsville
Frederick City
R. W. Reith
Lucas
People's Court
Judge Hershberger Files September Campaign Expenditures
Judge John Hershberger, the successful Democratic candidate for Piapetee clerk, filed a campaign report showing total expenditures of 90.54 dollars. Major items were for advertising and the filing fee.
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John Hershberger
Piapetee
Suit Over 408 Dollar Bill Filed in Local Court
Raymond Lambert sues Houck for 385 dollars claiming failure to pay for services rendered under a contract begun April 1 1933. Lambert alleges Houck hired Lambert his wife and a hired girl for 75 dollars monthly for one year and promised 10 dollars monthly fee for board plus 80 cents per day for day hands. Lambert seeks the balance of 385 dollars plus costs. A two year college education equals nine is noted for army air corps entry.
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Raymond
Lambert
Fredenk
T.ry
Samuel A. Lewis
Houck
Plann
Ed Alleges
Et Lamber
Houtit
Comfort And Economy In Spring Air Mattresses
An old style feature describes Spring Air mattresses offering dual spring compartments and a reversible top for seasonal warmth. The design allows easy recovery of worn parts and daily airing to maintain freshness, promising comfort and long term value in bedding.
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C. E. Cline & Son
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Yrodays
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