Smith Receives 30 Month Term In Penitentiary
New Orleans reports Dr. James Monroe Smith once LSU head pleads guilty to mail fraud and income tax evasion tied to a 3 13,000,000 expansion plan. Judge Borah imposes concurrent 30 month sentences, aiding hopes for a new life beyond prison. State charges remain pending, with 23 potentially dropped after further pleas. Smith vows to salvage his life after release.
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New Orleans
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Wayne Borah
Buey Long
Jell
Baton Rouge
Orleans Parish
Walter Hamlin
Dr. Smith
Deer out of season yields jail feast for Webster Springs hunter
Orville McCort of Somerse must serve 160 days in county jail for shooting a deer out of season. The venison was turned over to the jail warden and served at the first jail dinner for the 28 year old Webster Springs, West Virginia hunter.
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Somerse
Orville McCort
Webster Springs
W. Va
Hunter
War's end echoes as old guard predicts new battles
A veteran recalls Armistice Day 1918 and a top sergeant foretelling a second war. He warns that France, Nancy, Meaux, and the Dames will again face German threats as Britain, America, and Europe grapple with renewed conflict. Sergaent Dowd may return, while Sergeant Casey, DSLC, is dead.
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No Man's Land
France
Germany
Meaux
Nancy
Royamieux
Chemin Deg Dames
Isngland
Ireland
England
Dowd
Chemin Des Dames
Europe
John P. Dowd
Joseph A. Casey
Sergt. Dowd
Casey
Psychologist urges broad view of success and religion
Dr. Perry L. Rohrer of Chicago spoke at the Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown on discovering self in life. He urged using all possibilities and adapting religion to everyday life, blaming unmet self knowledge for crime and failure and predicting a shift toward practical, experienced faith aided by psychology.
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Perry L. Rohrer
Chicago
Jrl
Jas
Church of the Brethren
Mulberry
East Washington Street
Rohrer
Behavior Clinic
Criminal Courts of Chicago
Church of the Brethren Seminary
Hagerstown
de Rehrer
Cumberland Valley
Summerall urges abandonment of Monroe Doctrine to deter aggressors
General Charles P. Summerall argues for a stronger armed force and strict neutrality, saying the Americas must be prepared to defend the Monroe Doctrine or abandon it. He urges a superior army and navy, peacetime government boards for war, and harsher treatment of agitators while praising U S troops in World War I and criticizing Allied leaders for undervaluing American efforts.
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Chicago
Charles P. Summerall
U.S. Army
Union League Club
Americas
Summerall
Citadel Military College
U. S
Cantigny
Soissons
Meuse- Argonne
Premir
Clemenceau
Marshal Foch
France
America
Interesting merchandise at prices offered with interest
The fragment describes goods offered at notable prices with an implied promotional tone. It mentions a clanai fed ade phrase, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a specific event or entity. The readable portion signals a retail or catalog snippet with a focus on value.
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Clanaifed
Wilson College artists headline Treble Clef Club program
Wilson College students Katharine Brow Mariana Hay Irene D vyorjitsky Ruth Rossman and Barbara Wetzel perform Bach Rachmaninoff Chopin Wagner Kreisler and traditional pieces at St Pauls Church North Potomac street Monday after noon November 13 at 3 o clock.Mr Golz and Miss Baker teach English accompany the musicians. Mrs H M Garrison chairs the program and a post concert tea follows with Mrs Garland Grok directing. Associate members urged to attend and music lovers urged to join at a nominal fee.
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Treble Clef Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
North Potomac Street
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Katharine Brow
Philadelphia
Mariana Hay
Johnstown
Irene Dvgorjitsky
Wilson
Ruth Rossman
Barbara Wetzel
Bach
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Wagner-Wilhelm
Chopin-Kreisler
Regar
George P. Smith Honored At Metropolitan Life Luncheon
A testimonial luncheon was held in the Chalet Room of Hotel Alexander to honor George P. Smith manager of the Hagerstown District Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for ten years of service. Edgar Hurford acted as toastmaster and speakers included assistant managers and agents from multiple districts. Mr. Smith spoke on How and Why Wife Insurance Should Be Sold.
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George P. Smith
Hagerstown
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Alexander
Paul Stover
Lonnie B. Brown
D. E. Fox
L. L. Shireliff
D. L. Sneckenberger
J. Erre] Ward
Ralph Herman
Charles Bickle
Simms Jamieson
This City
Floyd Strine
John A. G. Smith
Joseph Lash
Earl Powell
Ralph Cantwell
Harry
Room or apartment wanted in clanale fed section
Wanted room or apartment sought by a flexible renter, inviting readers to respond with suitable options listed in the classified section Orst. This notice emphasizes ease of finding a match and willingness to consider various arrangements.
Red Cross Expands Roles Amid War Effort
The American Red Cross aims to grow its 5 668 680 membership as duties widen with the European conflict. It acts as the largest non commercial translator of literature into Braille for the blind and maintains 44 479 nurses ready for emergency service, with about 20 000 crosses already serving in the world war. New York women hand out Christmas gifts for disabled veterans and their children.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Crosses
New York
Army
Navy
Red Cross War Service
Two Sought in Hold-Up
Baltimore police searched for two armed bandits nicknamed Red and Jim after they robbed terminal shipping company payroll messengers of 4756 dollars in midday. Victims Douglas Wise Jr and Robert Jones, both driven to east Baltimore, where 200 pay envelopes were taken from the bag. Wise identified one suspect as possibly a sailor. descriptions were teletype to all stations.
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Baltimore
Red
Jim
Terminal Shipping Company
Douglas Wise
Robert Jones
Wise
Payminster
J. C. Stewart Wise
Jones
Prisoner Flees As Police Chief Dies in Wisconsin Rapids
Chief of Police Roland St Payne died of a heart attack last night after two youths held as prisoners on a car theft charge escaped near Adams Wisconsin. Undersheriff Clif Bluitt was not hurt in a fight with shots fired. Suspects Robert Knoll also known as Lowe of Dearborn Michigan and Nelson Pasha of Mosinee Wis were arrested Thursday at Plymouth Indiana and were being returned to Wisconsin Rapids.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Roland St. Payne
Adams
Clif Bluitt
Ben Hanneman
Hanneman
Robert Knoll
Lowe
Dearborn
Mich
Nelson Pasha
Mosinee
Plymouth
Ind
Addition To Plant Starts At Fairchild Aircraft
Fairchild Aircraft Corp received a permit from Building Inspector Charles W. Smith yesterday for a 60 by 120 foot one story brick and steel addition at the Pennsylvania avenue plant. J. B. Ferguson and Company serves as contractor for a $10,000 project. Production increase tied to a recent Army order of about 1.5 million dollars prompted the expansion.
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Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Charles W. Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. B. Ferguson and Company
Two Found Guilty Of Dizzy Driving In Sharpsburg
Two men from Sharpsburg were convicted by Magistrate E G Miller in Boonsboro for operating a motor vehicle while drunk. Frank W Zimmerman was fined 100 dollars plus costs and Lester Shoemaker 110 dollars plus costs for license absence. The case stemmed from a Porterstown crash damaging both cars. Deputy Leister Isanogle investigated the collision. John C Fremont was the first to describe the Great Salt Lake.
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E. G. Miller
Boonsboro
Nquor
Frank W. Zimmerman
Sharpsburg
Lester Shoemaker
Porterstown
Hetzie H. Hetzel
Leister Isanogle
John C. Fremont
Great Salt Lake
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Leiter Brothers
Western Front
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Meilink Safes
The
Baltimore Shipping Company
Zacks-Mills Co
West
Washington Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Musey & Evans
Omen
Earle’s Dept
Washington County
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Harry S. Myers
Triangle Food Stores
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Shockey Furniture Co
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