Annual meeting of Potomac Edison Relief Assn honors 20 years
The Potomac Edison Relief Association held its annual meeting in Hagerstown with about 100 attendees from Frederick to Martinsburg. R. Paul Smith presented a gold watch and chair in celebration of 20 years, with remarks by Potomac Edison officials, reports from the secretary and treasurer, and bowling trophy awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hag Cam
Winchester
Warnesauro
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Taton Bridge
Charles Town
Y. ML Ing
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison C
West
Potomac Light and Power
Potomac Edison
Seay
Yale Cal
Robert LE. Smith
Relief Association
Crsus F. Flook
Mygistille
Potomac Edison Company
Boy Scouts Band
Union Bridge
Pormer
Guess
Griffith Moler
Charles Montgomery
Ralph Troxel
Association
Walter Jack
Sem
Air
E. W. Butts
C. W
Hood Sophomores Ten Entertain Seniors at Norris Report
A caustic Norris report on Mellon dominated a discussion lasting about two hours. Clary and Hoover faced a vote on a presidential nomination while a proposed rule to bar a revenue officer from liquor duty drew attention among officials and attendees.
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Norris
Clary
Hoover
Ti Algo
Ehanging
Market Regains Poise as Prices Move Higher
New York April 27 AP The stock market regained poise as call money moved higher under a general tone of steady operations in a variety of issues and specialties. Rails avoided speculation with the exception of New Haven crossing 104 the highest since 1913. Absence of business depression, aside from a few isolated companies, supports the advance. Pool operations focus on issues with decreasing or improving earnings prospects and potential higher dividends before year end.
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New York
New Hashick
Hoover Names Democrat to Radio Commission
President Hoover selects William D. Starbuck a Connecticut Democrat and lawyer engineer for the Federal Radio Commission succeeding Caldwell. Starbuck 43 studied at Columbia, practices patent law with a radio focus, and has New York City offices. This completes the commission’s personnel.
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Washington
Connecticut
Hoover
Federal Radio Commission
Caldwell
New York
Commission
Starbuck
New York Cty
Columbia University
Robbery Victims to Glimpse Bank Bandits
Baltimore April 27 AP police asked robbery victims to assemble at Headquarters as Rawlings J ore Jr and Robert Minner were sought and George C. Fowble and Deputy Roche pursued others tied to the Westminster Farmers Mechanics National Bank holdup. Bevers was also sought for possible identification by victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rawlings Vjore, Jr
Robert Minner
St. Louis
George C. Fowble
Carroll County
Cornelius Roche
Ball
Farmers Mechanics National Bank
Westminster
August
Resignation Requested for Eastern New York D A
The Department of Justice asked Sam A. Or Groot to resign as district attorney for eastern New York. Officials cited a reorganization plan under Attorney General Mitchell and declined to give specific reasons. Several other district attorneys have also had resignations requested as part of the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Sam A. Or Groot
New York
Department
Mitchell
Schacht Leaves for Berlin in Sudden Move
Paris April 27 AP Dr Hjalmar Schacht chief of the German Dawes Committee delegation flew to Berlin after a conference with Owen Young American delegate and committee chairman. The move signals urgency to salvage the talks as stormy weather and looming deadlines add pressure on participants to present entries and avoid a conference breakdown.
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Paris
Hjalmar Schach
Dawes
Berlin
Owen Dbd. Young
Schach
Altes Hall
Thief Steals Scouts Plan For City's Tulips Week Events
City news item outlines theft of plans for Boy Scout Tulips Week activities. Article notes shrubbery care at Baker Park and Mullinix Park, landscape plans by R. Brooke Maxwell, and entrances to city parks under review. Details include park improvements, concrete marks at Carroll Parkway, and a Scout meeting at Trinity chapel with a dedication program and treasure hunt.
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Baker Park
College Avenue
Mullinix Park
R. Brooke Maxwell
Baltimore
Bain Concrete
Culler
Carroll Parkway
Aid
Episcopal
Trinity Chapel
Bugier
Court of Honor
Henri L. G. KleGer
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Court of Honor Participaton
T. L. Wilson
Toom
Follo
Rodney Willard
George Stagle
Bernard Thomas
Paul Staley
Richard Shoertaker
Spangler Kieffer
Robert S. Tyson, Jr
Howard Hankey
Linwood Myers
Ignatius Bjorlee
Bjorlee
Nelsom Lansdale
Whitney
Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement Club Elects Nicholson
Mrs Jesse W Nicholson re elected president of the United Democratic Women’s Law Enforcement Clubs of Maryland to pursue Gov Ritchie’s removal. The Chevy Chase leader, organizer of the state group, was urged to remain in office at the Baltimore meeting. Other officers were reelected or named for Baltimore City Western Maryland Central Maryland and South Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jesse W. Nicholson
United Democratic Women’s Law Enforcement Clubs of
Maryland
Ritchie
Chevy Chase
Organization of the Lord ‘Baltimore Hotel
Nicholson
Draft treaty bars trained army reservists reveal
Geneva April 27 despite objections from Germany and Russia, trained army reservists were excluded from the draft treaty of the preparatory disarmament commission 2 announced by Ambassador Hugh S Gibson. The press notes indicate a cautious start on the street next week as the Hagernd Predence Railway Company plans work to replace a section of track with concrete and related improvements.
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Geneva
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Hugh S. Gibson
Ane Semade
Hagernd Predence
Raiway Company
Local D A R elects officers at Frederick meeting
Lewis A. Rice was re elected president of the Frederick D A R chapter at its annual election Friday night at the M C A building. Louis L. Wilson became vice president with William R. DeLashmutt as secretary and Francis B. Sappington Jr as treasurer. Directors named were Jesse B. Anders Joseph H. Appie William C. Birer A Mc Cardelli and J L Rovizahn. Medals for good citizenship will be offered again to Frederick county high schools and the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Edward D Shriner planned to attend the State Society D A R exercises at Fort Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Rice
Maryland Society
Sona of the American Revolution
Lawrence Everhart
A. R
Frederick
Louis L. Wilson
William R. DeLashmutt
Francis B. Sappington, Jr
Isaac N. Shipley
Charles E Webler
Jesse B. Anders
Joseph H. Appie
William C. Birelr
A. ©. McCardelli
J. L. Rovizahn
Frederick County
Maryland
Billy Barton Fifth in English Grand International Race
Billy Bavien the American steeplechaser owned by Howard Bruce of Baltimore finished fifth at Sandown Park in the Grand International. Monaguco won, Savernake second, and Bhyihere third. Billy Barton was listed at ten to one. length time was 7 minutes 42 seconds. Trainer Honorable Audrey Hastings said Billy will stay in England for next year’s Grand National, noting he was edged by a smart French chase.
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Sandown Park
England
Billy Bavien
Howard Bruce
Baltimore
Monaguco
Savernake
Bhyihere
Bettin Lon Bily Barton
Billy Barton
Auorey Hastings
Billy
United States
British golfers regain Ryder Cup against United States
British golfers reclaim the Ryder Cup by defeating the U S team as Al Watrous and The Snalsco era are noted with American pairings suffering two victories and a draw in the match play, reflecting strong British form and U S struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
al Watrous
Snalsco
Fier Wis
Father and Son Held as Murder Accessories
George Lippy and his son Murray Lippy faced a Westminster hearing on charges of being accessories to the murder of Beulah Marsh by her husband Orestus Marsh. Marsh testified about the gun, the plan, and alleged cooperation by the Lippys, who denied the accusations. the case was sent to Carroll County grand jury.
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George Lippy
Murray Lippy
Beulal
Marsh
Higband
Orestus Marsh
George E. Benson
Westminster
Ncon
Carroll County
Mary
Mars
Sherr
Linpys
Theodore F. Brown
Mure Ray Lippy
D. Eugene Walsh
Lippys
Murray
Kilis Whes
Lippis
Renovation Notes From Local Monitor Meeting
Montired commissioners report on renovation progress and oversight. Officials note renovation completion timelines, funding status, and monitoring updates. Community expectations and project milestones are highlighted for public accountability.
Baltimore Stock Transfer Trial Involving $10,000 Edison Stock
Revert A Courtney, 31, held in Baltimore on charges tied to a 1928 stock transfer with Arnold. Courtney and Harris allegedly swapped Potomac Edison shares for a Baltimore concern, converting the stock to cash the day after the deal while Harris remains at large on bail. Courtney was arrested in Boston last Tuesday asBaltimore authorities prosecute the case.
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A. Countney
Marylate
Baltimidre
Tunley
Courtney
Baltimore
Arnold
Harris
Potomac Edison Company
Arith Arnold
Harrie
Folomac Edison Company
Howeever
Boston
D A R Pilgrimage Passes Through Frederick in Ten Autos
About ten automobiles and one large bus from Baltimore and Washington, carrying Daughters of the American Revolution, paused in Frederick for a brief halt en route to Fort Frederick for a forest tree dedication and inspection. Officials Allen and Crum directed the stop at Patrick and South Court streets. The group planned a luncheon at the fort with future joining parties from Hagerstown and Cumberland and expected a second dedication later in the day.
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Baltimore
Washington
Fort Frederick
D. A. R. Forest
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
FW. Besley
State Porester
Silihouette
Fort Prederick
Allen Artgis
Frank Crum
Patrick and
South Court Streets
Hagerstown Key
Ihatchy
Cumberland
Tres
Ras Fiaiclais
The
United States
Chicago Students Visit Frederick On Weekend Trip
Visitors from Chicago's five high schools arrive Sunday with a party of about 10 boys and girls. They stop at Harper's Ferry and Washington before proceeding to Gettysburg for the battlefield tour. Frederick Chamber members will meet the group, brief them on city sights, and the party will dine at the local hotel before heading to Washington.
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Batus
Oh Ramead
Chilcago
D. Coch
Mac
Chicago
Waah
Harper's Ferry
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Veralembers
Frederick
Gettya- Durg
Washington
Bail Granted in Pellegrin Case Amid Embesslement Probe
Rev Harold F Pellegrin 41 of Washington DC, former Near East Relief director, was released on $600 bond after arrest on a Baltimore fugitive warrant for alleged 750 fraud. Hearing set for May 10. Detective Sergis J Weber and Ogle handled arrest. Hagopian claimed he entrusted funds for Armenian travel expenses. Pellegrin denied wrongdoing saying Hagopian was a crippled Armenian solicitor who only collected money for the organization.
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Harold F. Pellegrin
Forty-fourth Street
Washington, D. C
Potomac District
The
Near East Relief Organization
Washington
Baltimore
Sergis
C. J.P. Weber
Howard &. Ogle
George J. Henry
Pellegrin
Geers Bagoe Plan
Hagopian
Armen
United States
ANOTHER RUNNER DROPS OUT OF PYLE'S DERBY
Rolla Missouri April 27 AP Charkey Pyle's pilgrims move through Missouri toward Waynesville 23 miles away Pete Gavuzzi England ill protecting a 14 hour lead Jormay Sale Passaic New Jersey contends for third with Gavuzzi and Ed Gardner Seattle born Jerr Discharred reads a verdict in the Sanders circuit court Mrs Mary Gum receives notar y Coyne county resident appointed by GH Hauck and others are being ont
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Rolla
Charkey Pyle
Lissouri
Waynesville
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Jormay Sale
Passaic
N. J
Gaviz
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Bro
Ol Wamitinen
New York
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P. E. Relief Assn
R. Paul Smith
M. F. Riley
W. E. Poland
Potomac Light and Power Company
United Efor
E. Bowman, Jr
Pittsburgh
West Penn Electrics
Compens
West Penn
Mellon
Francis Senate
Divice Ay Scott Key Sailroom
Ruth E Perry
She Mittee Are
Aphomenes
OW Radio Commission
C. L. C. Lamps
William £. Lampe
Albert V. Lampe
Lampe
Alert V. Lampe
Edith
Philadelphia
Mrz. Lampe
G. Oscar Rhoads
East Second Street
Rhoads
Domino Club
Aner
Masonic Tempie
Arthur Remsburger
Smith
Washington, Frederick and Gethsburg
Frederick and Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick and
Middletown
Coblentz
Afr. Smith
Atty
Schact
Mora
Melntiere
Suigeéeiorn
Baser Park
Irs
Os Bowrtuns Cranes Paase Wa “ Waton van
Washington County
Haar
Rudy
Agenis
Peaacte
George
Justine Benson
Jae
EL Wats
Westannstes
Tro
Restor — i
B&ao
H.R. Bamortio Fr . T
Pyeeerick Taerick
Balto
Otis Arnold
Automot Am Belsri
En Fritay A
Warner Hendre
Kennedy
Ambras
Kemnecr
Blue Ridge
Gettys
Burg
Rev. H.¥. Pellegrin
Near East
Pyle
Jerr
Sander
Ge Circuit Court
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