Prison fugitive Hann captured after fatal shooting in Pennsylvania
Private J Wagonseller and Frank Kirchner found Hann on a farm near McConnellsburg Pennsylvania after a manhunt involving over forty troopers. Trooper Sutton Wednesay night was killed outside a restaurant while serving a warrant for Hann who allegedly passed a counterfeit $50 check. Hann, married with six children, was taken to the McConnellsburg sub station. Bloodhounds aided the search led by Lt. A Kratzke. Sutton’s comrades plan a military funeral in Mercer.
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Brice
McConnellsbure
Fulton
County Hills
Hancock
Simon “Mellett
Licking Creek
Township
McConnellsburg
Hann
Bellefonte
Sutton
Force
John Regi
Mercer
Lient
A. K. Kratzke
Constable Regi
Centre College football player dies in Kentucky crash
Chester B. Kyle twenty one year old Centre College football player was killed in an automobile accident on the highway near Owingsville Kentucky. His home was in Lewisburg West Virginia and he was returning to Danville after the Christmas holidays.
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Owingsville
Chester B. Kyle
Here
Kyle
Lewisburg
W. Va
Danville
Murphy
Roosevelt
Robert TH. Jackson
Jackson
Spring Creek Township
Warren County
Jamestown
N.Y
Albany Law School
Morgenthau
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Securities Commission
Justice Department
Murphy's Appointment May Tilt Court Toward New Deal
President Roosevelt nominates Frank Murphy to the Supreme Court raising the likelihood of a Roosevelt majority for years. Murphy, 46, would join Justices McReynolds and Stone, with confirmation anticipated though he may delay seating to finish Justice Department work.
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Frank Murphy
Eft
Michigan
Philippines
Supreme Bench of the
United States
Robert H. Jackson
Roosevelt
Murphy
Jackson
Court
Washington, Inc
Supreme Court
Senate
Justice Department
Felix Frankfurter
Hughes
Justice McReynolds
William O. Douglas
Detroit
McReynolds
Stone
Cardinal Mundelein
Tribunal
Department of Justice
White House
Tig
Bruce outlines national issues and economic policy stance
Bruce discusses national issues in his campaign speech criticizing methods of legislation and praising many New Deal programs. He argues for two balanced parties, favors certain agencies, opposes a hard balanced budget now, and supports reciprocal trade treaties and labor fairness to sustain purchasing power and national prosperity.
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Bruce
Radcliffe
Civilian Conservation Corps
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Farm Loan Act
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senator Radcliffe
Kealey
Firefight at farm ends in fatal shooting and arrests
Moats claims he fired in self defense after Bernard Clark drew a rifle during a confrontation at the Clark farm near Hagerstown following threats to “clean this house out.” Russell Clark died from a hip wound. Moats is held without charges as investigations continue.
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Moats
Russell Clark
Bernard Clark
Hazel
Wayne
Adeline
Russell
Bernard
Ives Wagner
Clark
Wagaman
Suter
Summit Avenue
Kensington
Montgomery County
Licking Creek
Tootie” Clark
Haover
Frederick County
Thurmont
Clarks
Western Maryland Roundhouse
Hagerstown
Anna J. Clark
Sadie Light
Geneva Guss
Esta Henley
Richmond
Norris
Leslie
Waverly
Roosevelt's Bedrock Budget Sparks Tax Debate
Sentiment divided over President Roosevelt's plan for a bedrock budget and 3480,000,000 in extra armament spending. Critics warn that imposing 460,000,000 in new defense taxes in one year may be burdensome and set a precedent for future taxes while supporters note the move toward balancing income and outgo.
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Roosevelt
Harrison
Self Service At Home Through Classifieds
An unusual pitch suggests shoppers can obtain services from home via the classified section. The piece frames home convenience as a selling point and hints at a broader retail trend toward remote access.
Benefit Payments in Maryland Unemployment System Drop
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board paid nearly 4.4 million dollars less in 1939 than 1938, marking a drop after the system's first full year. End-year totals show about 16 million in benefits and a reserve above 15 million, with 1,688, N37 weekly checks issued.
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Baltimore
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland
Darlington Man Pleads Guilty In Moonshine Case
Charles L. Sweeney of Darlington Maryland pleaded guilty in federal court to possession of moonshine liquor near Harpers Ferry West Virginia. Judge H E Watkins deferred sentence until August term. Sweeney was named in 15 secret indictments as hearings in 60 naturalization cases began and petit jurors were to report Monday.
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Clarksburg
Charles L. Sweeney
Darlington
West Virginia
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
H. E. Watkins
Sweeney
Pastor Fills In Milk Route After Operator Leaves
Zionsville Indiana January report shows milkman Fred Gregory seeking hospital care. Pastor Frank Shottelkorb of Zionsville Christian Church volunteered to cover the 30 mile route and has served daily since Gregory departed.
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Zionsville
Ind
Fred Gregory
Frank Shottelkorb
Romeo and Juliet Elope Despite Parent Standoff
Romeo Lowther and Eileen Herrick, both 30, left New York to marry after repeated forcible detention allegations by her parents. Their secret wedding trip followed mutual vows of happiness, with plans to wed out of state in a hamlet, aided by a fast conveyance.
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Lowther
Eileen
New York
George
Werrick
Johnson
Herrick
Experts Describe Fight On Fruit Pests And Harvest Loss
The Maryland fruit pest conference featured Dr. H J Spencer detailing a new phosphorous rodenticide for mice in orchards and its safety window. Dr F E Gardner discussed promising sprays including napthalene acetic acid, with field demonstrations planned for practical use this year. Dr F P Cullinan spoke on early thinning of peaches while Dr Ernest Walker outlined X-disease risks and choke cherry links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Spencer
U. S. Biological Survey
Winchester
Spencer
F. E. Gardner
Beltsville
Gardner
F. P. Cullinan
Maryland
Ernest Walker
University of Maryland
New York State
Pen-Mar
Oakland
A. F. Vierheller
William Gardenhour
Smithsburg
Haeresten Classified Real Estate Market Features
Haeresten's classified pages showcase active real estate listings and buyer offers. Local brokers highlight demand in residential and mixed use sectors while homeowners seek quick sales amid shifting prices.
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Haeersten
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Brice Hann, Sr
Hull
Wilson
Suits & Coats
Suits & Cone
Corderman -Cottrill, Inc
N. Potomac ST
Caskey
Congressman
Edwin A. Hall, Jr
House of Representatives
William B. Bankhead
Ala
Papa
Marlyci
Hall
Edwin
Charles
Harriet
Bankhead
David
Countian
Resiuar
Zacks-Mills Co
North Star
Romeo’ Lowther, ‘Juliet
Hileen
Din
T. B. Symons
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