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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1937

Page

1

Coal man is arrested for bribery in Gunderman case

Thomas Courtney, a Connellsville coal operator, was arrested in Somerset on a warrant alleging an attempt to bribe jurors who convicted State Trooper Stacey Gunderman in the Monaghan death. Buckman confessed to part in the scheme. Courtney fainted at the office. bond set at 4,000 for Buckman. Courtney held for hearing.

Somerset Thomas ‘Courtney Connellsville Stacey Gunderman Frank C. Monaghan Anthony Sainte Turtler Sainte George W. Maxey William Fink State Police Courtney Joseph Wiecher A. M. Matthews Gunderman Charles J. Margilotti R. E. Buckman Margiotti Buckman S. N. Lowry Adam Berkebile Justice of the Peace H. 8 Whipperman John J. Duggan, Jr

Florida Writer Interviews Daily Mail Editor Visiting At Resort

J Albert Hawken editor of the Daily Mail, visiting Florida, discusses two Haerstown papers run by the same stockholders with opposing policies. He shares views on Roosevelt era court reform, supports WPA efforts, and praises Lincolnian humanitarian aims while aging in Williamsport. The interview reveals cross partisan press dynamics and Hawken’s long career.

Florida Daily Mail J. Albert. Hawken The Independent St. Petersburg Fla AL Merritt Morning Herald Haeerstown J. Albert Hawken Hawken Independent City Room Haserstown National Capitol Supreme Court Washington County Bar Association Roosevelt High Court the Mail Williamsport Lincoln Works Progress Administration

Windsor Castle Named After Duke of Windsor

Windsor Castle has long served as a royal residence since the eleventh century Norman conquest and is linked to the name of the Duke of Windsor.

Windsor Castle Duke of Windsor

Governor to Confer With Senate Group

The Baltimore committee questions police dissension and civilian advisers in the Garey era. Sergeant Kries accuses two HQ detail members, while Katz admits lobbying for state police legislation since 1928. Gov Nice to be interviewed as the panel probes leadership tensions and the so called kitchen cabinet.

Tor Garey Katz Bauernschmidt Davis John D. ©. Duncan Dem Baltimore County John W. Kries

Investigation cites outside political influence on State Police

Governor plans questioning of officials at 10:30 A M in the State House to probe interference. Senators Duncan and Callan say the inquiry shows political meddling with the department and support giving the superintendent full personnel power to hire and fire.

John D. C. Duncan Baltimore County State House Duncan John G. Callan Dem 2Nd Baltimore State Police Department Callan

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