Fuller Held for Forgery in Durham Case
Robert W. Fuller, 33, of Durham, North Carolina, was held under $50 bond after arraignment before Magistrate Richard Cuffey on forging a morphine prescription. The grand jury action reflects a first state court prosecution for such a case, previously handled under Federal statute. Earlier, Fuller faced a $500 bond on a false pretenses charge from Magistrate Richard Sweeney, with testimonies from Arthur Harbaugh and I Elmer Baker regarding prescriptions and identifications.
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Richard Sweeney
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I. Elmer Baker
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William
Unclear transcription of Maryland trial details in Fuller case
Fragmentary report notes Frederick testified to Fuller and a man about riding morphine tablets. Case tried under Article 27 Section 25 of Maryland code. Fuller represented by Attorney William Bovey. Baltimore agents assisted the State in prosecution.
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Large Raspberry Shipments Reported From Keedysville and Rohrersville
County growers shipped 1151 crates of raspberries by rail yesterday with Keedysville at 617 crates and Rohrersville at 534. Pickers earned an estimated total over $700 for the day as prices hold. The berry acreage covers just under 100 acres and profits hinge on continued price levels.
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Keedynville
Rohrersville
Motive In Essex Murder Suicide Pair
In Essex on June 27 Mrs Lola Matthews and husband Robert killed themselves after a declared desire to end their marriage. Coroner Joseph H Abel said Matthews shot his wife then killed himself, a decision the couple reportedly made amid a six month marriage and a week of separation.
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Grace Riggs to Receive Five Year Phone Co Award
Grace R. Riggs, a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company employee from Baltimore City, will receive a five year service emblem this month. The ceremony honors 70 statewide workers with 20 or more years of service. Riggs is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Riggs of 702 Guilford Avenue. Also reported, William Knable, 67, of Clearspring, suffered fractured ribs after a horse kick on his farm and was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Guilford Avenue
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William Knable
Clearspring
Washington County Hospital
Company B Wins Banner for Attendance in National Guard
The local guard company won the banner for best average attendance in the regiment for the quarter ending June 19. The year ending June 30 saw a 99.82 percent average attendance starting July 1, 1932. A cup will be awarded at Camp Ritchie from July 22 to August 5. 35 members who attended all 48 drills receive medals on Governor's Day. Private First Class Robert L. Guessford earns a ten year National Guard medal. Governor’s Day Sunday July 40 features a regimental parade and medal ceremonies. Lieutenant Guy B. McKee becomes instructor in landscape target firing for the First Regiment.
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Camp Ritchie
Robert L. Guessford
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Guy
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Young actor Fairbanks II shows improvement in hospital
In New York on June 27 Joan Crawford offers to visit her pneumonia stricken ex husband Douglas Fairbanks Jr in a city hospital. He is reported much improved tonight and declined to have his former wife come from Hollywood after a lengthy separation and a court case.
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Joan Crawford
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Nye Says Government Tightens Regulation on Industry
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota told the National Association of Retail Grocers in Atlantic City that the government has begun drastic industry regulation. He praised the industrial recovery act as a corrective to the old order and urged federal action, including banking involvement, to address the economic crisis.
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Gerald P. Nye
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North Dakota
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Senate Appropriations and Insular Affairs
Prohibition Bureau to reorganize districts in move
Attorney General orders Puerto Rico and Hawaii separated from the bureau and the Fifth District split into two units. The change is expected to furlough or dismiss about 1,000 employees effective June 30.
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Autoist Fined for Reckless Driving in Sharpsburg Pike Case
Austin Delauter of Sharpsburg Pike was fined $100 and costs for reckless driving by Magistrate Richard Sweeney. Delauter was arrested by Patrolman John Riden.
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Elks Converge in Frederick Maryland For 13th Annual Convention
Delegates and many members from the local lodge will attend the 13th annual Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Association Elks convention to be held in Frederick on August 14 to 16. An elaborate parade and ball close the event, drawing Elks and their ladies from the Tri-State area and guests from Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
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Delaware
District of Columbia
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Pennsylvania
Virgina
West Virginia
Attack on 14 year old girl investigated after assault near tracks
Police investigate an assault on a 14 year old girl in the western city area reported yesterday at noon. The victim, approached by a man along the Pennsylvania tracks, was persuaded to walk to a nearby field and sustained facial cuts with clothing torn in the incident.
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Forests East of the Rockies Cover Most U.S. Land
A large share of the nation’s forest area lies to the east of the Rocky Mountains. The distribution highlights regional conservation and resource planning implications for eastern states and federal agencies.
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When Ladies Meet at Maryland Theatre
Maryland presents When Ladies Meet a M G M feature praised for plot adroitness and acting. Robert Montgomery and Ann Harding lead an ensemble in a Rachel Crothers inspired tale of Clare Mary and Jimmie with Myrna Loy and Frank Morgan in key roles. The film showcases witty exchanges and moral choices amid a publisher’s world.
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Capitol
New York
Robert Montgomery
Ann Harding
Clare
Rachel Crothers
Mary
Myrna Loy
Jimmie
Montgomery
Frank Morgan
Bebe Daniels Star in Cocktail Hour at Henrys Theatre
Bebe Daniels headlines a witty sophisticated film era piece with a large capable cast. The show features fashionable gowns, a new song hit, and romantic scenes with Sidney Blackmer Barry Norton and Randolph Scott delivering key performances.
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Henry's Theatre
Bebe ‘Daniels
Matcheta
Sidney Black
Barry Norton
Randolph Scott
Bette Davis Stars in Ex Lady at the Colonial
Bette Davis stars for the first time in Ex Lady at the Colonial Theatre for one day today. The cosmopolitan setting frames Davis as she rises to film stardom with a notable supporting cast led by Gene Raymond in the leading role.
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Bette Davis
Warner Bros
Colonial Theatre
Players
Miss Davis
Gene Raymond
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