Deputy seeks change of venue in Carroll murder case
Paris Maine June 26 defense for former Deputy Sheriff Francia M Carroll 43 indicted for murdering Dr James G Littlefield seeks venue change The case also involves Paul N Dwyer 18 serving a life sentence and links to Dwyer’s confession about killing Dr Littlefield’s wife Lydia in Cumberland County The trial set for July 12 and officials outline that the state argues Carroll rather than Dwyer killed Littlefield The investigation ties a morals charge against Carroll to letters reportedly reflecting on Carroll’s family.
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Francia M. Carroll
James G. Littlefield
Paul N. Dwyer
Solight
Maine
Dwyer
Carroll
Barbara
Lydia
Cumberland County
Paris
Dr. Littlefield
New Jersey
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Jessie Dwyer
Ingalle
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Paria
Litafield
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Ingalla
Ingram Announces Run for Re election as State's Attorney
Martin L. Ingram declared his candidacy for the office of State's Attorney with the Republican primaries set for September. He will complete four years in the post next November and is described as having a splendid record.
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Ingram
Martin L. Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Maryland Merry-Go-Round political wagers swap in Maryland
In Washington June 25 a report details high level lobbying among Mayor Jackson President Byrd and Senator Tydings as Curley Byrd weighs campaigns. Curley stays noncommittal while Tom and Alan Goldsborough schemes loom. Campaign funds near 250000 with Baltimore corporate backing as changes ripple through Maryland political circles.
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Byrd
Curley
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Jackreon
Maryland
Convention Closes At Blair's Valley
The Bible School Christian Endeavor and Missionary convention of the Church of God of Maryland and Virginian eldership closed at Blair's Valley Church of God after two days of sessions. Speakers included Prof Frank Berkheimer and Dr Fidelia Gilbert. 28 churches represented and enrollment over a hundred. Officers elected: President Rev John H Hock Uniontown. Vice President Mia Guasie Bus eard Westminster. Secretary Rev Wm P Jackson. Treasurer Mrs Ruth Shindledecker Highfield.
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C. W. Fink
Most
Frank Berkheimer
Harrisburg
Fidelia Gilbert
Uniontown
A. W.frater
Blue Ridge Summit
A. Kipe
Brunawick
Charles Manchester
Butler
C. C. Sullivan
Carrollton
Blair's Valley Church
Omicera
John H. Hock
Mia
Guasie Buseard
Weetminster
Wm. P. Jackson
Treanurer
Ruth Shindledecker
Highfield
Roosevelt Explains Liberalism Versus Conservatism in Fireside Talk
In a broadcast from the White House, President Roosevelt defends liberalism as necessary for meeting new world conditions through government action. He contrasts it with conservatism, defends rights to assemble, praises the wage hour bill, and criticizes excess profits and missteps by business and government. He notes Supreme Court reforms and judiciary changes to expedite cases and ensure government accountability.
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America
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Jersey City
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A Soldier of Reform Reflects on 1936 and Copperheads
The speaker recalls postwar advice to coast along after the 1936 election and cites a sustained defeat campaign. He warns of many copperheads opposing peace at any price and notes mistakes by business, labor, and government in the prior year.
Hughes Will Fly Atlantic Yet To Be Revealed
April reports said Hughes scrapped plans for a round the world hop in a Stingrotky amphibi plane. He guards how much weekly pay from his Texas oil tool founder father funds the project. Friends hint a new instrument board holds many secret devices for the overwater attempt.
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Texas Oil
Land for Highway to Be Appraised in Hagerstown
Appraisers from the State Roads Commission and City of Hagerstown, with Lyman Reamer and golf course officials, meet to set value on land owned by Mr. Reamer and leased to the golf club. Reamer inherits land dating to Baltzer Bowman era, Revolutionary War origins. Petitions circulate among business men for early Torc construction. once rights of way are secured, work will be sped.
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Lyman Reamer
Reamer
Golf Club
Baltzer Bowman
Youth Hurt In Fall At Antietam Creek Rock
Eight year old Terry Cramer of Clarendon avenue plunged from a tree near the municipal electric light plant into Antietam creek and sustained multiple lacerations to the left leg requiring several stitches. The incident follows a prior fatal jump by Robert Eyler on John street weeks earlier. The boy was discharged from hospital after treatment.
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Anglo French appeal against plan looms in Spain crisis
Reportedly Paris warned that Madrid may retaliate against insurgent cities if Italian raids along the Mediterranean continue. Britain and France urged to pressure Franco and avoid civilian deaths as a neutral commission to halt bombing moves forward amid the civil war tensions.
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Spain
Elks to Host Major Maryland Delaware District Convention
Calvert K Hartle announced that many notables have accepted invitations to the Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Elks annual convention in Hagerstown August 7 8 and 10 Dr Arthur Barrett Robert Barrett Rush L Holland and several political and civic leaders will attend A street parade August 10 offers 1000 in prizes and the Purple and White Ball closes the event with grand gatherings chaired by E Leister Mobley and others.
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Calvert K. Hartle
Lindsborg merchant seals doors as heat hits town
Carl Johnson stays cool in June heat at the Lindsborg Mercantile Company. He locks the store and tries to secure the icebox when the refrigerator latch slips, leaving the icebox in a momentary unsafely latched state during a hot June night in Lindsborg Kansas.
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Carl Johnson
Lindsborg Mercantile Company
Roosevelt backs more funds to fight spies in wake of New York indictment
Washington June 25 The Army and Navy may expand counter espionage as President Roosevelt favors extra cash to detect and arrest spies. Amid 18 indicted persons, 14 in Germany, officials note current intelligence funding is low while Admiral Leahy says only modest money is needed for a dedicated counter espionage division. The Navy’s salaries total 753000 with a discretionary fund near 30000. The president also commented on delaying two New York spy investigation articles by Leon Turrow pending government action.
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Germany
New York
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Naval Operations
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Navy Department
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Ant
Autopsy Planned In Calimer Death
State's Attorney Ingram announced an autopsy would be conducted on Thomas J. Calimer of Waynesboro found dead in the Colonial Tavern barn on June 6. Clarence Beaver, 61, is held on manslaughter charges after witnesses testified he escorted Calimer outside and pushed him down stairs. Beaver denies pushing him and says he did not know of the fall until after the thud. The body was buried in a Waynesboro cemetery.
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Martin L. Ingram
Thomas J. Catlimer
Waynesboro
Ingram
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence Beaver
Beaver
Calimer
Callimer
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