Snyder Case Reversed in Court of Appeals
The District Court of Appeals reversed Martin Snyder's conviction for attempted murder of Myrl Alderman. Snyder, known as The Gimp, had spent about a year in jail. he was released on recognizance due to ill health and now faces a new trial. Alderman, pianist, and Ruth Etting, former wife of Snyder, eloped after his recovery from a bullet wound allegedly fired by Snyder.
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Alderman
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Astrological Forecast For The Day Of The Sign
The reading predicts that Axia will influence consumers and that Oriental arts and European handcrafted items will grow scarce and valuable. Those born under this sign may gain in the year, possibly through new vocations, with bright, industrious children and likely successful marriages and achievements.
Horoscope: Sagittarians Face Bold Ventures and Partnerships
The Horoscope section notes Sagittarians are bold, generous, sometimes tactless, and likely to act on convictions. December 13 promises profit and new leases, with real estate activity and possible weddings. Overseas trade shifts and stock fluctuations are forecast as Japan seeks US ties and Soviet aid shifts Chinese ties.
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Janney Exonerated In Fatal Accident
Baltimore attorney Stuart S. Janney was exonerated by Magistrate Walter J. Dewess after a Nov. 27 collision killed David Weger a 45 year old German refugee who had taught at a parochial school Weger had lived in the country six months and the magistrate found no negligence by Janney.
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Stuart S. Janney
David Weger
Janney
Walter J. Dewess
Weger
New Trial For Board Members In Garrett County
In Oakland Maryland the circuit court jury in the case of three Garrett County commissioners charged with buying without bids deadlocked after nine and a half hours. Judge D Lindley Sloan declared a mistrial and set a retrial for the March term. Defendants Browning Friend and Gressman argued emergency purchase rules while State's Attorney Fraley called the cost of culvert pipe a willful violation.
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Garrett County
D. Lindley Sloan
Sloan
Cheston H. Browning
Paul M. Friend
Blaine Gressman
WPA
Board of Commissioners
Neil C. Fraley
Trotsky May Not Appear As Witness
Rep. Martin Dies said Leon Trotsky may not come to the United States to testify on Communist activities in the Western Hemisphere. No assurance was given on returning Trotsky to exile in Mexico. A committee decision delayed hearings pending broader guidance and possible Mexico City interview.
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Orange, Tex
Martin Dies
D-Tex
House
Leon Trotsky
United States
Dies
Robert E. Stripling
Mexico
Mexico City
Lenin
Texas
Butterflies Under Strict California Protection Rules
A note highlights California butterflies under full legal protection with police enforcement. The text emphasizes the unique status of butterflies as a protected natural resource, detailing penalties for harm and the importance of safeguarding these species.
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