LeGore Ends Life by Jumping in Monocacy River
George Randolph LeGore, prominent LeGore Lime Co official, died by suicide after leaving a note claiming unbearable pain from illness. His body was found in the Monocacy River near the LeGore bridge, with a car note indicating he could not go on. Funeral set for Sunday at 4 p.m. in Woodsboro with Rev J. Frank Fife officiating. he left behind parents, siblings, and multiple Fraternal affiliations.
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George Randolph LeGore
LeGore
LeGore Lime Company
Monocacy river
ome
Le Gore
Frederick city
Hye
Sr. LeGore
New Midway
Jack Baugher
John Crum
Woodsboro
Harry C. Dorcas
Russell Winebreser
Wilhide
E. L. Stitely
Dorcus
Z.4. Stunz
Woodsbor
Albaugh & Powell
Wondsboro
Washington and Lee University
Maryland
Masonic iodge
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Frederick Lodge
P.O. BE
Lutheran church
xix
J. P. Fesser
Walter C. LeGore
Woodstoro
Harry LeGore
James A. LeGore
Birmingham
Ala
Bruce LeGore
Washington
Cleveland School of Applied Science Birthday Inaugurates Wickenden
The School of Applied Science of Cleveland celebrates its 50th birthday on April 11 by inaugurating Dr WH Ham E Wickenden as president and business mark and authority on scientific training.
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NEA
Cleveland Bureau
Case School of Applied Science of Cleveland
WHHam E. Wickenden
Navy Dept Aide Found Dead After Church Meeting
Miss Mary Baker a 30 year old Navy department employee was found dead near Arlington National Cemetery after her bloodstained car was located. Authorities say she was beaten about the head with injuries and a watch stopped at 9 15 as investigators traced her from Lyon Village to a church gathering with Miss Inez Eyre. The death prompted a nationwide search beginning when she failed to return home last night. Her father Rev. Thomas P. Baker of Oak Grove Va is named among those connected to the investigation.
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Washington
Mary Baker
Navy department
Arlington National Cemetery
Miss Baker
Lyon Vilage
Anlington
Youth Arraigned for Murder in English Case
Dartford, England. Edward Marjeram, 23, a laborer, was arraigned in police court for the murder of Edna Parker who was stabbed on a lonely road at Dartford Heath. The crowded court heard his apology while his mother wept as police testified about his arrest and displayed a bloodstained knife.
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Dartford
England
Edward Marjeram
Edna Parker
Dartford Heath
Marjeram
Majeram
Bishop Cantwin Jr Offers Evidence To Senate Panel
Bishop James Cantwin Jr of the Methodist Church writes Chairman Caraway he is willing to appear before the Senate Lobby Committee. The letter responds to questions about the Board of Temperance and Social Service and the prohibition inquiry led by Representative Winkham of Massachusetts.
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Washington
James Cantwin Jr
M. E. Church
South
Caraway
Senate
Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service
Winkham
Massachusetts
Ex Mayor Germyn and ally guilty of conspiracy
Scranton April 12 ex mayor E B Germyn and Harry Ad Friend ex civil service commissioner were found guilty of conspiracy in crime court here today. They had not been on trial the past week as graft charges tied to heads of a slot machine syndicate were alleged. Sentence deferred.
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Scranton
E. B. Germyn
Hanyad
civil service
Music Week Announces May 19 Concert by Miss Martha D McGraw
The Music Week committee plans a public concert at Frederick featuring soloist Miss Martha D McGraw. Dithnar’s program notes indicate growing interest as rehearsals continue and the event is set for Saturday evening May 19.
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Music Week
Palm Sunday Choir to Sing Final Evans Reformed Service
The bars choir of Evans Reformed Church will perform its last service on Sunday evening replacing the regular worship. The choir formed around Christmas and has provided Lenten season music on Sunday evenings. The congregation shows strong interest as attendance grows, and the service will feature pieces including The Radiant Morn Has Passed Away.
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Palm
Evans Reformed church
t eT
cal Sith
Radioear device aids deaf pupils at Maryland school
The Maryland State School for the Deaf installed the radiocar radio ear invented by E A Myers of Pittsburgh to teach deaf students. Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlee said the $5200 instrument lets a teacher address 12 pupils, allows feedback, and even plays radio music for engaging lessons. Tests showed most pupils had substantial hearing, and the device promises improved speech development and entertainment for students. Chinese Reds Raid Canton dispatches say Reds have raided the French consulate at Lung Chow and occupied customs offices along the border, signaling intensified activity since January.
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Maryland State School for the
E. A Myers
Pittsburgh
Ignatius Bjorlee
ideaf
Maryland
Shanghai
Canton
Lung Chow
Kwangsi province
Vagrant cases dominate brief Frederick People’s Court
A spring session in Frederick featured two vagrants as the main focus. An unnamed man will depart for the south under Sheriff Hoderick after being advised to seek commitment. a blind organ grinder faces possible state care. Leonard Wajick, tall and foreign, pleaded guilty to breaking into Emmitsburg’s Odd Fellows Hall to watch a moving picture and sleep. He goes to the House of Correction after time in Frederick jail. Other items include assault charges, Joyce’s medical issues, Dozier’s fines for reckless driving, and licenses. Monitored cases wrap with identity questions over nonsupport being dropped.
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Frederick
Hoderick
Charles Town
W. Va
Brunswick
House of Correction
Reverdy Cronenburg
Walsh
Justice Bennett
Leonard Wajick
Odd Fellows Hall
Emmitsburg
Adelsberger
Robert Joyce
West Seventh street
Robert Phillips
North Bentz street
Joyce
Fred Dozier
Hagerstown
Carroll county
Hood College Play Day Invites Four Colleges Guests
The Athletic Association of Hood College hosts a Play Day on Saturday April 19 with Goucker College Western Maryland and George Washington University as guests. Fifty girls from each college compete in track tennis baseball volleyball hockey archery and games starting 2 30 pm. Teams Orange and Blue announced after contests. A 6 00 pm buffet follows. Weather outlook calls for showers Tuesday into Saturday with variable temperatures across the week.
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The Athletic Association of
Hood College
Goucker College
Western Meryland
George Washington University
Hood
Hildegarde Pilgram
Lancaster
Hesitancy Shown In Giving Facts For Census In Frederick
Census in the Frederick area faces resistance from business men over the manufacturers and distribution schedule. About a dozen cases are with District Attorney Amos W. Woodcock for federal action, mostly in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. Officials emphasize the schedule gathers industry data and has no tax implications. Enumeration in Frederick city aims for completion shortly after Easter with rural areas needing weeks more.
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G. Ed Myers
Maryland
Frederick
Joseph W. Smith
manufacturers’ division
TL Tolson
Baltimore
Balkin
Amos W.M. Woodcock
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Montgomery county
Frederick city
Other Worlds Than Ours Inspire Hood College Talk
Prof. W D Reeve of Col. Univ. urged imagination over pure math teaching in a Hood College address. He described fourth dimension concepts to stimulate geometry thinking and noted three types of people who seek such worlds. Rev Dr Conrad Clever, recovering from injury, plans to resume duties at Christ Reformed Church in Hagerstown.
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W. D. Reeve
Teacher’s College
Columbia University
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Reeve
matheman
eral
thas
ome
Kher mather
thali
Clever
Conrad Clever
Hagerstown
Shippensburg
Christ Reformed Church of
Hood and American U Teams in Debate Friday
Hood College faced American University of Washington DC in a Friday debate at Brodbeck Hall on the liberal arts education for all high school graduates. An expert judge from the University of Oklahoma sided with American University, while Hood College produced a strong affirmative and a separate Thursday victory on the same topic.
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Hood Collge
American University
Washington
D.C
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Baird
Joseph A Baldwin
Delta Sigms Rho
Albion Cotege
Michigan
colleges of Liberal arts
Liberal arts
Hood
Leslie E. Salter
Delta Sigma Rho i
University of Oklahoma
department of justice
Violet Melson
Easton
Emily Gooching
Farm School
Anna Grace Witt
Johnston
Catherine Middiekauff
Hagerstown
Lydia Caplan
York
Anna Spillman
Mactinsburg
W. Va
Gift to University of Virginia Approaches Two Million
University of Virginia reports requests totaling 1 793 761 announced by President Edwin A Alderman at Jefferson day exercises. Major gifts include 350 000 from William Andrews Clark Jr for a law building and 206 009 for a football stadium from Frederick William Scott rector of the university. Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 21 meets with 100 attendees and 21 candidates.
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University, Va
University of Virginia
Edwin A. Alderman
Wiliam Andrews Clark Jr
Butte, Mont
Frederick William Scott
Richmond
Lenten Cantata Sunday at Tivol Theater
Ath Palm Sunday presentation by local musical groups features Maunder's Lenten Cantata Olivet to Calvary performed by 100 voices from Hood College choir and local church choirs with soloists. Prof. Henry T. Wade directs. Faure The Palms played during offertory. doors open 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Olivet
Calvary
Maunder
Tivol theater
Hood College
Middletown
Wade Mare Chemis
Henry T. Wade
Faure
Campbell Runs Opposed for Robinson Senate Seat
Tom W. Campbell, a Little Rock lawyer, challenges United States Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas. Robinson, 1928 Democratic vice presidential nominee, soon faces a second Democratic challenge after previously defeating an opposing candidate when elected governor.
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Tom W. Campbell
Little Rock
Three Die In Weekend Farm Murders And Suicides
On a farm last weekend three people were found dead in what authorities described as a double murder and a self-inflicted death. John G Miller is believed to have killed his brother John P Muller and sister Gertrude Mary Muller before hanging himself. The killings reportedly occurred around April 8 with Miller’s body found in a granary after a possible temporary insanity.
Boy Who Assaulted Teacher Given Chance
Annapolis April 12 AP Parents of William Hook 14 who injured Principal Frank Gunderoy in a scuffle at Pasadena public school Thursday have ten days to decide whether they will accept parole conditions for the boy in their custody for a year or place him at the Maryland Training School for Boys. Justice Charles Milligan heard the assault charge last night and prepared an order committing the youth to the State Training School while offering parole with a year to prove his conduct before final commitment. The incident grew from school trouble when Hook defied a teacher and an ink bottle was thrown, breaking Gunderoy's nose.
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Annapolis
William Hook
Frank Gunderoy
Pasadena public school
Maryland Training School
Charles Milligan
Gunderoy
Hook
Liberty Finance opens Baltimore style Maryland office
The Liberty Finance Company, an industrial banking institution based in Baltimore, began a Maryland expansion by opening a branch in the Maryland Apartment Building at North Market and Third streets in this city. Frederick area native Frede Maynard, widow of Dr S S Maynard, heads the new office under William R Slemmer. Maynard plans a chain of loan offices across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania as the firm expands its mortgage business.
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Liberty Finance Company
Baltimore
Maryland
North Market
Third streets
Frede
Grafton T. Maernard
Libel Finance Company
Frederick
William R. Slemmer
frm
3Maynard
Ioan
Virgnia
Pennsylvania
ward
Balttimore
Stolen Dodge Reported Locally Amid Unclear Details
A Dodge with Maryland license plate 171-617 was reported stolen from Fleetwood and Lucas Branswits early this morning. The report mentions U S research laboratories numbering about 1600 causing around 33 per year and expenditures near 21,090,000 dollars, though details are unclear.
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Maryland
United States
Washington Day Agent Slain By Man He Arrested
Washington April 12 AP Lemat W York a federal prohibition agent was shot and killed here early today by a man he had arrested after the suspect and two others seized and ran leaving one shot. Two negroes were later arrested and held for investigation. York 36 a Nashville native. Deputy Sheriff Killed Harrisonburg La April 12 AP Richard Crogan 45 jailed at Jews after fatally shooting Andrew Womack 48 chief deputy sheriff of Catahoula parish last night when Womack tried to search his tent in a lumber camp south of here. Authorities said the camp was a suspected moonshine source and more than 50 bottles of beer were found nearby. Grogan was moved to Jena Lasalle parish amid high feeling.
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Washington
Lemat W. York
prohibition
connecion
York
Nashville
Tenn
Harrisonburg
Richard Crogan
Andrew Womack
Catahoula parish
Womack
here
Grogan
Srogan
Jena
Las Salle parish
126 Initiated in Walkersville for Junior Order ceremony
In Walkersville High School auditorium the Junior Order United American Mechanics of Frederick County initiated 126 men into the patriotic society. Glade Valley Council No 112 presided with Albert L. Bitler, Wilbert Smith leading, as Frederick Council No 118 supplied the degree team. The three degrees Virtue Liberty and Patriotism were vividly enacted. The class brings Glade Valley Council to 434 members the county’s largest.
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United American Mechanics
Frederick county
Walkersville
Glade Valley Council, No 112
Albert L. Bitler
Wilbert Smith
Frederick Council No
Glade Valley Council
John E France
Samuel M. Moore
E. S. Rice
Albert L. Butler
Cambridge Wins Annual Boat Classic Off Oxford
Putney on Thames April 12 AP Cambridge led by American steerer Robert E Swartwoul of New York won the 82nd Boat Race, defeating Oxford by two lengths. It marked the first time an American guided Cambridge and earned a Cambridge oarsman berth for an American.
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Putney-on-Thames
Robert E. Swartwoul
New York
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
First Draft of Naval Treaty Nears Completion
London April 12 AP The first draft of the London naval agreement was being prepared for submission to the five delegations by midnight Progress by expert committees at St James Palace indicated a possible conclusion for consideration by the teams over the weekend Also included are notes on irregular price movements in New York where weekend adjustments of speculative positions were reported amidst a steadily upward trend and heavy trading volume near two million shares.
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London
St.dames palace
tes
Nex
Get License At Rockville Court Clerk Issues Marriage License
A marriage license was issued by the Rockville circuit clerk for Benjamin Noura j Aliment, 27, of Dawsonsville, and Lee Chiswell, 20, of Dickereos. The filing records reflect the ceremony approval and eligibility in the county clerk’s office.
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Rockville
Curcwutourt
Benjamin Noura j Aliment
Dawsonylie
Masa Else Lee Chiswell
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