Suspended Sentence for Woman in Georgia Murder Case
Maxine Davis, blonde companion of Charles M Cooper, convicted of murder in a beldip Thursday became hysteri cal during her trial for perjury and pleaded guilty when she revived to receive a suspended sentence of four years on condition that she return to her home in West Virginia and never come back to Georgia. The woman said she was from Thomas, W Va, but came here with Cooper from Washington.
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Atlanta
Maxine Davis
Charles M. Cooper
Beldip
West Virginia
Georgia
Thomas
W. Va
Cooper
Washington
Ritchie Honored At Baltimore Banquet For 15 Years As Governor
More than 500 Baltimore business and professional leaders praised Gov. Albert C. Ritchie for his 15 years as Maryland’s chief executive at a non political dinner. He voiced faith in the New Deal but avoided blanket endorsement of all national programs, stressing that public office remains a public trust and that action was needed to meet emergencies.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Radclife
Roosevelt
Ritchie
George L
Jeffersonian Faith Aims Maximum Freedom For Nation
The speaker describes a philosophy of faith rooted in a simple Jeffersonian creed prioritizing freedom and minimal government. He notes remaining faithful while seeking to view the world clearly beyond obstacles, and to identify curative forces ready to meet and conquer urgent crises.
Tax Collections Continue Heavy Amid Check Payments Rise
City and county tax collectors report a strong rise in payments by check, signaling renewed confidence in banks. City receipts reached 13 000 dollars, nearly matching opening day totals, while county collections hovered around 20 000 dollars. June discounts apply: city four percent, county five percent.
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John G. Bower, Jr
Charles E. Fry
Barrows Elected Moderator Of Baltimore Synod Meeting
The Rev Alfred E Barrows D C Washington was elected moderator of the Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian Church at Hood College during its ninth annual conference in Frederick Maryland. The Rev George A Burslem of Dover Pa was succeeded as moderator by Barrows.
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J. Frank Kuell
Baltimore
R. H. Robertson
Pocomoke City
Body Blow to Bootleggers Marks Bottle Labels
Secretary Morgenthau announced that after July 1 every liquor bottle in the United States will bear imperishable identification marks. Bottles must be manufactured under license under Treasury supervision, with refilling and reuse of containers forbidden. The move, described as the bootleggers' biggest blow since repeal, aims to aid legitimate producers and lower prices. Each bottle will bear the manufacturer and distiller marks blown into the glass.
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Washington
Sec
Morgenthau
Treasury
Excursion On Potomac River Planned By Scoutmasters
The Washington County Scoutmasters Association schedules its annual outing on June 28 featuring a Potomac River excursion. Participants meet at Carl’s boat at Charles’ Mill at 7 o’clock with a four piece orchestra and dancing. Tickets from Guy Hoffmaster or the Scout office. Members, assistants, committee men and spouses invited.
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Potomac River
Washington County Scoutmasters’ Association
Carl
Charles’ Mill
Guy Hoffmaster
R. D. McKee’s
Scout Office
The
Coune
Next Enrollment Planned in July for CCC Camps
Harry E. Fiery commander of the Local Legion post reports word from Charles F. Sargent manager of the Veterans Administration at Fort McHenry Md that near enrollment of veterans for CCC camps is expected about July 2 or 3. They will be replacements to fill vacancies and the Washington county quota will be announced soon.
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Harry E. Fiery
Legion
Charles F. Sargent
Veterans’ Administration
Fort McHenry
CCC
Washington County
Application Forms Soon Available at the Legion Home
Official word confirms information will be published and application forms are expected shortly. When received, forms may be obtained at the Legion home.
Boy Trampled by Horse on Farm Leaves Child Injured
A two year old boy, Jackie Gordon McAllister of Clear Spring, was trampled by a horse yesterday at his father's farm around noon. He sustained chest concussion and other injuries and was rushed to Washington County Hospital. Last night his condition was described as fair with a good chance to recover barring complications.
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Jackie Gordon McAllister
Herbert McAlister
Clear Spring
Washington County
Frederick Man Rescued From Lake at Camp Albert C. Ritchie
Stroudsburg dispatch reports Frederick Brown, a married father of three, was rescued from Lake Roger at Camp Albert C. Ritchie Cascade after toppled from the bank. Guards on duty quickly pulled him from the water and he described losing balance while walking along the bank yesterday evening.
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Stroudsburg
Ick
Lake Roger
Camp
Albert C. Ritchie
Cascade
Brown
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