Four Indicted On Like Charges In Circuit Court
A Frederick County grand jury indicted Merl Sims James Faircloth Roy Franks and Donald Weatherholtz on two counts each for breaking and entering and larceny at Greenspring Grocery and for a theft tally including a .38 revolver and ammunition along with cigars socks and a flashlight. Franks Weatherholtz pled guilty. capias set for Sims and Faircloth. Other indictments included Jesse Peacemaker for storehouse break ins and a pump barrel case. James Wolford and Carl Sampson pleaded guilty to illegal liquor manufacture. Noel C Williams led the grand jury. Acquittal for Clyde LaFollette on reckless driving charges after appeal.
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Frederick County
Greenspring
C. B. Dawson
Merl Leroy Sims
James Kenneth Faircloth
Roy Franks
Donald Weatherholtz
Carl F. Sampson
Noel C. Williams
R. E Brumback
Ellsworth Dodson
L. G. Fawcett
Maurice W. Perry
Moorefield Man Found Dead After Car Fire
Grover C. Zirk Jr. 33 of Moorefield West Virginia died in an early Tuesday car fire on Route 220. A coroner jury ruled asphyxiation and burning as the cause with the fire’s origin unknown. Mrs Zirk, hospitalized in Winchester, is expecting their third child. Zirk was a Marine veteran, VP of South Branch Motor Freight, and member of several local organizations. He is survived by his widow, parents, two children, siblings, and multiple relatives. Funeral held today at Moorefield Presbyterian Church with burial at Olivet Cemetery.
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Grover Conway Irk, Jr
Moorefield
W. Va
Route 220
Zirk
M. W. Bean
South Branch Motor Freight Company
Loyal Order Moose
John M. Galliday Post
American Legion
Moorefield Lodge
AF & AM
Mr. Zirk
Brenda Kay
Gregory Marlin
George Southerly
Woodrow Zirk
Ralph Zirk
Baltimore
Wilson Zirk
Detroit
Mich
Forest Gibbs
Houston
Texas
Wendell Lamm
Land
John Hanetz
Hyattsville
James Trent
Jack Stantruff
Germany
Lloyd Basham
Elwood
Ind
Moorefield Presbyterian Church
R. L. Morgan
Charles Goodwin Duffey
Moorefield Methodist Church
Olivet Cemetery
Communists Accuse Speidel of 1934 Assassination Plot
Neues Deutschland asserts documents show Gen. Hans Speidel organized the 1934 killings of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Louis Barthou. The claim links Speidel to Nazi and IMRO involvement during Baron Pavelic’s talks, with Hitler allegedly approving the plan.
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Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Hans Speidel
NATO
Alexander of
Yugoslavia
Louis Barthou
Neues Deutschland
Speidel
France
Barthou
Marseille
Paris
Red Organ
Hitler
Europe
Vance Mihaylov
IMRO
Ante Pavelic
Alexander
Hermann Goering
Two Pennsylvania Communities Hold Annual Pennsylvania Dutch Festival
Two Pennsylvania towns celebrate annual Pennsylvania Dutch events with fairs crafts and traditional foods drawing locals and visitors. Organizers highlight regional heritage and community participation at the festival site.
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Pennsylvania
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