Fourth Trial Planned In Clark Case After Deadlocked Jury
The Clark case moves toward a fourth trial after jurors deadlocked 6 to 6 following 22 hours of deliberation. Berry faces 96 counts but is being tried on one. Earlier trials ended in deadlocks or dissents and a venue change was sought but denied. Prescott may renew the venue request given repeated juror issues. In Tolchester Md Dr Paul E Titsworth guest of honor at a Rotary district banquet attended by club representatives.
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Berry
Stedman Prescott
Rockville
Prescott
Tolchester
Paul E. Titsworth
Washington College
Chestertown
Rotary Club
Paper Mill Sold at Auction Near Fiddlersburg
The Antefam Paper Mill property near Fiddlersburg in Washington County, one of the first local manufacturing plants, was sold at public auction in front of the Court House after noon. Fred M. White bought the mill for $22,500, with George F. Motter of York, a. as purchaser. The mill, built about 75 years ago, has operated almost continuously since, and the sale included the property and all equipment.
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Fiddlersburg
Washington County
Court House
Fred M. White
George F. Motter
York, A
Home Loan Bill Becomes a Law in Roosevelt Era
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed a home refinancing act authorizing 2 billion dollars to aid mortgagors. He urged creditors to suspend foreclosures while the program is set up and to refrain from dispossessing indebted homeowners. A separate note records Floyd Munson, 21, of Security, accidentally shooting his hand. he was treated at Washington County Hospital and returned home.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Floyd Munson
Washington County
Munson
Chewsville News Briefs Reflect Community Gatherings
Chewsville reports the June Willing Workers Bible class meeting at Mrs. Keller Sneckenberger’s home with guests including Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Boughter and Rev. S. H. Snell. A string of visitors to local households, illness, and a Minnesota remark on a snowbound home demonstration school conclude the notes.
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Chewsville
June
The
Willing Workers Bible Class
Keller Sneckenberger
H. D. Boughter
S. H. Snell
Max Eckstine
Lewis Needy
William Ruch
Minnie Rice
Susie Snyder
Laura Krouse
Emma Stottlemyer
Clyde Harbaugh
Vivian
Walter Shilling
Marion Houck
Hubert Bagent
Janet
Howard Ely
J. B. Ausherman
Carl Kershner
Cornita
Russel
Ausherman
Betty
Jean
Herman Harbaugh
J. D. Aushermat
Amanda Mahoney
Frederick
Robert Stouffer
Russel Shoop
Ralph Rohrer
Christine
Philadelphia
Edgar Summers
Charles DeGrange
Merle
Walter
Gerald Cline
Albert Miller
Ernest. Remsburg
Josephine
Sharpsburg
Luther Iseminger
Olife Fiippin
Washington, D. C
Harry Kindle
Doris Price
Jane Dofflemyer
Ruth Wolfinger
Washingto County Hospital
J. E. Ausherman
Russel Ausherman
Mike Ausherman
Lawson Ausherman
Mary Snowberger
Joretta
What New York Is Wearing By Helen Williams
A illustrated dressmaking lesson showcases a plaid rough wooly type cotton jumper in dark blue and white with a white pique guimpe and a red and white printed crepe silk option. Style No 336 fits sizes 4, 16, 18, 20 years and bust 36 to 38 inches. Materials listed include 234 yards of 35 inch fabric for dress and 134 yards for blouse. Pattern price 15 cents. Also promotes a new Spring Fashion Magazine, 48 pages, with beauty and poise articles, priced 10 cents for the magazine and 15 cents for the pattern.
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Alzes
Emer
Daily Mail Peerless fashions orders address
All orders for the Daily Mail Peerless fashions should be addressed to Fashion Dept. Hagerstown Mail, 200th Ave., New York City.
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Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstowm Mail
200Th Ave
New York City
Shady Bower Local Notes Include Graduates and Visits
Shady Bower records June activities with residents visiting Hagerstown speakers, graduation from St Pauls School, Clearspring High school commencement, and upcoming St Pauls Children’s Day. Local families—Neibert Eby Witmer Shank Shank Middlekauff Miles Daugherty and Frush—are listed with visitors and guests across town.
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Shady Bower
Clinton Gsell
Edgar Neibert
Cearfoss
Rudolph Witmer
Witmer
John Witmer
Hagerstown
Salva Daugherty
Goldie Swartz
Mary Frush
Catherin Miles
Catherine Wiles
Mary Witmer
Our Village
St. Paul's School
Clearspring High School
Harry Clopper
Helen
Shank
Mary Shank
Ruth
Silas Middlekauff
Frances Cushna
Ruth Kuhn
Clearspring
Catherine Miles
Row’s Park
Youise
Ida Miles
Jesse Miles
Ida Eby
Calera
John Eby
Mary Catherine Daugherty
Frish
Thos
Elks Observe Flag Day in Hagerstown Lodge
Elks lodge on South Potomac street held public Flag Day exercises with J. Lloyd Harshman as speaker. John B. France traced the Flag's history and members led altars and songs as an orchestra played the Star Spangled Banner. Resolutions supported President Roosevelt on economic issues and world peace.
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J. Lloyd Harshman
Hagerstown Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
South Potomac Street
John B. France
Esquire
Lodge
the Elks
Order
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Troosevelt
Horoscope for June 14 1933 predicts mixed influences
The 1933 Horoscope notes adverse planetary aspects affecting judgment and public criticism, urges self reflection on faults, and predicts domestic tension. It also foresees industry hiring, rising prices, and coin value shifts, with possible epidemics affecting Gulf of Mexico areas and Canada’s cities gaining attention.
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Canada
Ottawa
Quebec
Halifax
Gulf of Mexico
Navy Orders New Caps For Enlisted Men In Winter
The Navy Department has ordered new headgear for sailors with caps described as greater rake and fare style. An illustration shows one of the new caps to be issued to enlisted men as part of winter gear.
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Navy Department
Night of Terror at Henry's Theatre with Bela Lugosi mystery
Henry's Theatre presents the Columbia mystery Night of Terror a film shrouded in secrecy. Cast includes Bela Lugosi whose role remains undisclosed as five stabbing victims and a man kept alive for science unfold the plot and suspense.
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Henry's Theatre
Bela Lugosi
Dracula
Supernatural at Colonial Theatre stars Lombard in occult role
The Paramount picture Supernatural opens at the Colonial Theatre for a week, presenting a tale of mysterious powers and a female Dr Jekyll inspired by Lodge and Cowan. Lombard portrays the occult personality with a strong performance as the film explores strange turnings and eerie phenomena.
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Ealing
Paramount
Colonial Theatre
Oliver Lodge
Arthur Cowan
Doyte
Jekyll
Virde
Lombard
Governor Speaks at Frostburg Graduation
Frostburg Md June 14 graduation exercises at Frostburg State Normal concluded with a brief address by Governor Albert C. Ritchie and diplomas awarded to 15 candidates. Weather curtailed the program as the governor urged concise talk and noted economic conditions while cautioning some graduates may struggle to find teaching jobs, yet expressing a hopeful future.
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Frostburg
Frostburg State’ Normal
Albert C
Ritchie
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Asance
Schindel - Rohrer
Patemac
College Park
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Detalia Conant
O.R.R
McClure
Kool
Henry
Black Beauty
Hagerstown Bank
McCardell Bros
Cauffman & CO
East
Washington St
Brown Smart Shop
the House of
MIT
William Faulkner
Paramount Picture
Hopins
Zack Larue
Wiles
Coumain
Alee Pitt
Maryland
Rick
Marjorie White
Louis Caihern
Phyllis Barry
Hugh Herbert
Edgar Kennedy
Richard Carle
Bobby Jones
Warnet Brow
Jeryle and Hyde
Caro Randolph
Lloyd Mami
Faramenst
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LE Lombard
Scott
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