Albaugh Found Guilty in False Pretenses Case
After a short deliberation a Circuit Court jury convicted A Ridgely Albaugh, former Frederick garage operator, of obtaining money under false pretenses. He posted a $1,000 bond for sentence before Judge Frank Wagaman. The case involved financing cars that did not exist through Albaugh Chevrolet Sales.
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Capra One Man Screen Unit Shines in Mr Deeds
Frank Capra, a singular director at Columbia, dominates his projects with full oversight and consistent success. His latest triumph is Mr Deeds Goes to Town, now showing at the Maryland Theatre with Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur, George Bancroft, Lionel Stander, Raymond Walburn, and H B Warner. Critics hail it as a top contender for the 1936 best picture award.
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Frank Capra
Brooks
Columbia
Capra
Mr. Deeds
Maryland Theatre
Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
George Bancroft
Lionel Stander
Raymond Walburn
H. B. Warner
Here Comes Trouble Opens Today at Henry's
Paul Kelly and Arline Judge star in Here Comes Trouble aboard a luxurious liner that turns into a madhouse with society swindlers gem thieves and common safe crackers in a fast moving comedy thriller Also in the cast Gregory Ratoff Mona Barrie Sammy Cohen and Eddie Brophy The story winds through its sequences providing humorous incidents as it unfolds Show times today and Thursday at Henry's Air-Conditioned Theatre.
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Paul Kelly
Arline Judge
Gregory Ratoff
Mona Barrie
Sammy Cohen
Eddie Brophy
Kelly
Miss Judge
Henry
Girl Hit By Automobile Recovering At Hospital
Jean Poffen berger of 1000 block South Potomac street was struck yesterday morning while returning from school. Her condition at Washington County Hospital today was reported favorable. Driver M L Culler of Keedysville transported her to the hospital.
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Jean Poffenberger
Potomac Street
Washington County Hospital
M. L. Culler
Keedysville
Heavy Damage To State Highways
Maryland faced 2.946 million dollars in winter road and bridge repair costs, with Baltimore City bearing 600 thousand. Nationwide floods and frost damage added 1.85 million to bridges and 460 thousand to roads. The State Roads Commission sought bids for two million gallons of oil to mitigate future cold weather losses.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Baltimore City
Roadwork Aims to Shield Sub-base from Water Damage
The report notes efforts to treat the road to keep water from seeping into the sub-base. Losses for Garrett, Allegany and Washington counties were estimated at $12,000 from frost and $30,000 from floods.
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Garrett
Allegany
Washington County
Italy defaults on war debt payment to United States
Italy joined Great Britain in defaulting on its semi annual war debt payment to the United States raising Italian arrears to 63 494 977. Augusto Rosso the Italian Ambassador formally notified Secretary Hull that Italy regrets it cannot offer new proposals toward a settlement at this time.
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Washington
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Augusto Rosso
Hull
Convention Hears State President at Maryland Eagle Meet
Frederick Md June 10 Don ald A Cook Brunswick Aerie spoke at the 31st annual convention of the Maryland Eagles lodge in Frederick. He highlighted gains over the past year and urged cooperation with his successor to be elected later. Co W H Baer Cumberland current state vice president was expected as a candidate for the presidency. About 45 Eagles had arrived for the convention when Rev Charles D Shaffer Frederick Y M C A general secretary gave the invocation and more were expected tomorrow.
Costly Failure in Chicago Traffic Court
In Chicago on June 10 Mrs Mary Duchovich paid 21 dollars in traffic court fines. Six dollars were for failing to stop at a traffic light while the remaining amount covered tearing up a ticket throwing it in the face of Patrolman John Kinsella and thumbed him.
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Chicago
Mary Duchovich
John Kinsella
Daniels fruit farm sale at Hancock district auctioned
The Daniels fruit farm of 151 acres in the Hancock district sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon by Auctioneer Fred M. White for $8,600. Mr. White also sold the Davis property near Downsville for $2,000. Auctioneer Dallas Ward sold the A. J. Forsythe property at Huyerts for $4,560.
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Daniels
Hancock District
Court House
Fred M. White
White
Davis
Downsville
Dallas Ward
A. J. Forsythe
Huyerts
Appeal Filed in Emerson Death Crash Case
Mrs Bessie Emerson filing an appeal in Frederick Circuit Court seeks to overturn a ruling that favored defendants in the 1935 Rockville grade crossing crash. Her daughter Pearl died when Poe’s bus collided with a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train, injuring fourteen others. a jury awarded 44800 to Emerson against Poe, railroad found not liable. Seven other suits from the accident remain unsettled.
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Bessie L. Emerson
Rockville
Frederick
Willian M. Storm
Emerson
Williamsport
Howard P. Poe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ivy
Poe
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