Nine Charged Fraud Case Found Guilty
New York July 8 Otto E Goebel and eight others were found guilty by a jury after a 207 day trial. Goebel a Hollywood producer was sentenced to five years in federal prison and a 41000 fine. The case involved sale of stock of National Diversified Corp to fund a “clean motion picture movement.”
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New York
Otto E. Goebel
Goebel
Hollywood
National Diversified Corporation
Avewell
Alfred “E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National
Joan J. Dunn
Goebal
Elizabeth M. Flautt
John Elder
Truck Flip Near Weverton Damages Cargo
A truck owned by L P Thomas of Baltimore overturned in the C and O canal near Weverton late Thursday evening destroying flour and other merchandise. Thomas's son, who drove the truck, and another passenger were only slightly injured. Deputy Sheriff Emmett Daley investigated the crash.
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Baltimore
C. and O. Canal
Weverton
Thomas
Emmett Daley
Dayton raises salaries at National Cash Register firm
Dayton officials announced a ten percent increase in salaries and wages for about 5,000 employees of the National Cash Register Company. The raise, effective July 10, was stated without clarification on whether it would restore former reductions.
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Dayton
Ohio
National “Cash ‘Register Company
Urma Club Picnic Plans Highlight August 2
Urma Service Stores sponsor a large Hagerstown picnic at Row's Park on August 2. Committee forecasts 50 000 visitors from the east, eclipsing last year by 10 000. The day will feature speakers, special buses for kids, railroad excursions to Hagerstown, a record fireworks display, vaudeville acts, music, contests with prizes, and nonstop entertainment. Free kiddie buses depart Washington Square 9 20 A M to 12 30 P M.
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Urma Service
Hagerstown
Row’s Park
Western Pike
Cumberland Valley
Washington Square
Insects to Fish: Walton League Feeding Cushwa Ponds
The Walton League will deploy lanterns on floats at Cushwa Springs ponds near Clearspring to attract insects for game fish. About 8,000 bass and 10,000 minnows from the State Conservation Commission will be released to feed the fish, marking a first countywide test of this feeding method.
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Flah
Izank “Walton League
Cushwa Springs
Clearspring
League
State Conservation Commission
Cushwa
Picnic Plans Outlined by Local Committees
The article lists committees for a local picnic led by James E. Bryan with members J. Trum, W. Slick, M. Kamper, H. Harp and others. An entertainment group includes Kamper, Spessard and William Moore. Army Service Club officers are John R. Fisher president H R Nehring vice president H M Logan corresponding secretary J E Bryan financial secretary and E G Hoover treasurer. The rain date is set for August 3.
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James E. Bryan
J. Trum‘power
W. Rb.’ Slick
M. IL. Kamper
W. Moore
W. H. Lewis
W. R. Spessard
Harry J. ‘Harp
J. D.bowman
L. A. Zitzman
M. L. Kamper
William Moore
Army Service Club
John R. Fisher
H. R. Nehring
H. M. Logan
J. E. Bryan
E.G. Hoover
Maryland emergency banking act upheld by court of appeals
Annapolis Md July 8 The Maryland emergency banking act passed during the banking holidays was upheld by the Court of Appeals as within the states police powers in a time of crisis The decision also reversed a prior ruling on priority of deposits and noted hearings on the State Roads Commission case Approximately 600000 was involved and opinion writers stressed the need for immediate protective restraints on withdrawals without discrimination in the crisis
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
State Roads Commission
General State Treasury
Baltimore Court of Common Pleas
Union Trust Company of
Baltimore
Roads Commission
John J. Ghingher
Baltiore
Ghingher
Tom Keene Vigilante Leader at Colonial Theatre Today
Tom Keene stars as a band leader in Son of the Border at the Colonial Theatre for the last times today. A female ally of outlaws plots vengeance after the defeat of Jack Breen, prompting an ambush that endangers someone dear to Doris and forces aid from Tom and his Vigilante followers.
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Om Keene
Tom
Jack Breen
Jack
Doris
Jack Hoxie headlines Gun Law at Henrys Theatre today
Jack Hoxie and his pony Dynamite ride into Henrys Theatre for Gun Law a pistol packing Western. The film, fifth in Majestic six part series, follows Hoxie an outlaw posing as a dead friend to comfort his pal’s mother and ends with a tense cattle rustling showdown.
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Jack Hoxie
Dynamite
Majestic
Pony Express
Hoxie
Gold Diggers of 1933 Opens at Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown to premiere the film The Gold Diggers of 1933 at the Maryland Theatre with a midnight preview Sunday night. Official openings Monday July 10 feature matinee and evening shows. The 14 star cast includes Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Joan Blondell Ginger Rogers and more with a chorus of 300 dancers.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Maryland Theatre
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Warren Willan
Aline Maciahon
Guy Kibbee
Ginger Rogers
Heroes For Sale Last Times Today at the Maryland
The Maryland shows Heroes For Sale with Richard Barthelmess as a veteran turned overlooked hero. Loretta Young Aline MacMahon lead a 1,209 strong cast in a film about today’s forgotten man. Last screenings at 2 and 4 today and 7 and 4 tonight.
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THE
Maryland
Richard Barthelmess
Beautiful
Loretta Young
Aline MacMahon
New Washington Frederick Gettysburg Memorial Highway Approved
Frederick officials join Montgomery leaders and the Western Maryland district committee to approve the Washington Frederick Gettysburg Memorial highway with Federal Recovery Act funds. State Roads Commission says the boulevard will be a Federal highway, not part of the 70 30 plan. A meeting for Washington county is set for today.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
Western Maryland District Committee
David J. Lewis
Yolmes D. Baker
E. Brooke Lee
State Roads Commission
Montgomery
Washington County
Maryland Guard to continue drills despite funding cuts
Brig. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, Adjutant General, assures Maryland National Guard units will drill regularly despite reduced Federal pay for drills. Each detachment must drill at least 48 times.
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Baltimore
Milton A. Reckord
Adjutant General of
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
State Guard
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Henry Kaa Se
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Gloria Swanson
Starta
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York
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Cotes
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Brown
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