Burns Detective Fails To Identify Justice Employee
Washington reports Burns detective William V. Long, who accused Justice Department employee H. R. Lamb of tampering in the Fall Sinclair case, could not identify Lamb in a Burkinshaw office. Long later said none of a newspaperman group resembled Lamb. Lamb and another figure denied being near Potomac fi—th? field October 22. Subpoenas were issued for Blackmer and O’Neil for the January retrial of Sinclair and Fall, after two prior attempts failed.
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Burns
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H. R. Lamb
Justice Department
Lamb
U. S
Atorney
Neil Burkinshaw
Long
Norman Glascock
Potomac Fying Field
Glascock
Frederick L. Siddons Tolay
M. Blackmer
James F. O'Neil
Harry Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Blackmer
O'Neil
Europe
Pastors Retreat On Evangelism In Ohio Synod
Presbyterian ministers in the Ohio synod plan a Grenville retreat to discuss Evangelism. Dr A Y Wilcox of First Presbyterian in this city announces the session over November 10 with Rev John Kennedy Stone of Chicago presiding. Over 600 ministers are invited.
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Grenville
A Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
John Kennedy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Wilcox
Synod Committee On Evangelism
Woman Belle McVay Pruden Obituary at 60
Mrs Belle McVay Pruden 60 wife of Frank Pruden died at home in Kensington after a three week illness. Daughter of the late Jacob McVay she leaves husband two sons Richard and Frank a brother Edward McVay and three sisters. Funeral from Cumberland Presbyterian church Wednesday with burial in the adjacent cemetery. Funeral party arrives in Athens at 430 this afternoon.
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Frank Pruden
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Jacob McVay
Athens
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Recognition ceremony to recognize 533 YWCA members at Ohio University
Ohio University will formally recognize 533 women as YWCA members in Ewining Hall Wednesday at 8. The number is 55 more than last year. The program, written by Mary Bean 1922, will be led by 16 YWCA cabinet members with Dean Irma Voigt as advisor. A freshman orchestra and a 30-member choir will provide music. A Lindley Hall reception will follow, hosted by YWCA officers. Public invited.
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Ewing Hall
Mary Bean
Irma E. Voigt
Lindley Hall
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