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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
1
Jail Escape And Letters Tie To Frederick Robbery Case
Prison break at Frederick jail allows three Black inmates to flee using blankets and a rope ladder. The group linked to a September Rosenour store robbery escapes with help from York and Philadelphia associates. Authorities found the improvised gear and lettered threats tied to the escape plan, while postmarked mail suggests further conspirators and local officials scramble to trace them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamond Tooh
Claude Counter
Hiscwo Negro Tompentons
Fredick
Ther Urail
Rosenour
Philadelphia
Sant Sides
Steve Allert
Saw Wey
Prank Doll
Charles W. Crom
Vtuintte
York
Allen
Frederick
Aemple
Frum
Roderick
Premerick
M Tm
Viennese Beauty Seeks 250000 In New York Suit
A 21 year old Viennese woman seeks 250000 as compensation after discovering Connant Hatch, late president of St. Joseph Iron Works, was already married. The case centers on a New York settlement offer in a seven million digit medical matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuting Huerta Rituel
Atlantic
Connant Hatch
St. Joseph, Mich
Iron Works
New York
Army Navy Game At Yankee Stadium Benefits Salvation Army
The Army and Navy football rivalry renewed at Yankee Stadium in New York with a $600,000 Salvation Army fundraiser. A fourth quarter Army drive produced a 6 yard score by Stecker but the conversion failed. Navy recovered an Army fumble on the 25 yard line but also failed to score. The event drew about 18,000 spectators as dignitaries, officials, and reporters observed the annual clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Stecker
Navy
Innter
Yankee Stadium
New York
Salvation Army Rebel Fund
United States Military and Naval Academies
Lee OK
ADD
Syangtioe Booth
Salvation Aay
Babe Ruth
Evangelistic Meetings and Conferences Planned in City
A two week series of evangelistic meetings and conferences led by Rev. Dr. Russell Bradley Jones will begin January 18. Night services at First Baptist Church will host teachers and ministers in the afternoons. Jones will address the Young Men’s Bible Society and Frederick County Ministerial Association. Rev. W. C. Bosal assists. events open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bradley Jones
University Baptist Church
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Jones
Young Men's Bib Society
Frederick County
Dr. Jones
Sturgeon
Tabernacle
Lemion
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Braddock Heights
W.C. Bosal
Property tax abolition urged in resolutions at Frederick Farm Bureau meet
About 300 farmers and wives attended the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Resolutions urged abolishing the property tax in favor of an income tax, supported agricultural groups, and proposed a $100000 bond for unemployment relief. Delegates to the Maryland State Farm Bureau convention in Baltimore were named for January 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick ‘County
Fars Bureau
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William JL. Nelson
Missour
Amon Burgee
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Agriculture
Farmers’ Co-opermore Association
Federal Farm Board
Maryland
University of Maryland
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Harry L. Davis
Monrovia
Tobias Zimerman
Peagaville
M. Frank Holter
Wilbert L. Smith
Mr. Pleasant
Pantay Jefferson
H. C. Pook
Feagaville
State Park Bureau
Lomi
Baltimore
Allen M. Pitzer
Leustoun
H. C. Poole
H. L Davis
Pry. Jefferson
Degiel Thomas
Frederick
Roy Schaffer
Braddock
Anderson
Yellow Springs
Frank Stevens
Creagerstown
E C. Speaks
David Hoke
Walkersville
High Knob Tracts Sold at Public Auction
Three tracts of the late John Kup of High Knob were sold at public auction at the courthouse this morning by Fosar C. Remneberg attorney-on-fect. A 24 acre tract with dwelling and outbuilding sold to Charl E Khpp for $1200. Two mountain tracts of twelve and eleven acres were bought for $128 and unspecified amounts respectively, by David C. Kipp. Willem G. Reeder was succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh Knob
John Kup
High Knob
Fosar C. Remneberg
David C. Kipp
Willem G. Reeder
Jobless Rate in State Drops as Census Updates April Data
Census figures released show statewide unemployment around 24.428 percent as of April 1, reflecting shifts in labor market conditions. Officials note adjustments from early estimates and caution on sector-by-sector variation across the state.
John W Hummill dies at 92 a Frederick farmer and former official
John Willem Hummill a former County Commissioner, died at his home 1022 North Market Frederick after a five day illness. Born January 2 1834 near Lewistown he lived on North Market after retiring from farming. Survived by widow Carrie A Hummill two sons William and Claude two daughters Mrs Gary Albaugh and Helen Humm two brothers four sisters and 17 grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Mt Olivet cemetery with Evchisco and Ben directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willem Huxfim
North Marketstreet
Keath
Mr. Humm
Lewietown
Edward and
Reberts Renner Humm
Frederick
North Market Street
Clara Mainhart
Hum
Carrie A.grove
Bum
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Humim
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Election Supervisors
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carrie A Huma
William C. Humm
Claude P. Humm
Gary Albaugh
Helen G. Humm
Benjamin Humim
Cuyahoga Fails
Qhuo
Harry E. Humm
Baltimore
Benton Knodie
Frederik
Zadoc Dove
Catonsvile
Emma Lembert
Red Wing
Minn
Adena Hamm
Mt. Olivet
Evchisco
Ben
Local Court Suspends Four Month Term For Miller
Harry J. Miller of North Market Street faced a four month sentence for support charges but the term was suspended on payment of 200 dollars bond. The hearing before Justice Bowen in People's Court and other notes reference related cases and local clergy schedule in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guisy
Aourn
North Market
Harry J. Miller
Washis
House of Correction
Jasice
Bowen
People’s Court
Thomas Altman
Sgamst
Foplax Springs
Howard County
Sostesd
Frederick
Ten year old boy badly mangled by auto at plane 4
A ten year old boy was struck by a car at Plane 4 causing severe injuries including multiple leg fractures. Police and emergency services responded to the scene and transported him to a medical facility for treatment.
Boy Struck By Auto On National Highway Injured
A 10 year old a boy from Span et al of Ma Charles Wilson Jr. was fatally injured after being struck by a car on the National Highway near his home. He suffered head injuries and multiple fractures, was dragged about 100 feet, and rushed to Frederick City Hospital in critical condition. Driver Garner Weaver 72 of Conestoga Lancaster county Pa was detained for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson, Jr
Charlie W
Frederick City
Macnn
Garner Weater
Conestoga
Lancaster County
Sherman P. Bowers
Carroll C. Berman
Weaver
Baltimore
Wilson
Mrr
Joseph Brown
Peach Bottom
Senior dance at Hood College hosts guests and music
Hood College dean Miss Bara Lovejoy will host a Senior class dance in Coblentz Hall tonight from 8.30 to 11.30 p.m. President and Mrs Apps and several staff will help greet guests while David Hagan's orchestra provides music. A Sophomore committee assists with serving and local students from the area attend with escorts. A Saturday tea dance sponsored by the Junior Class will follow the W. C. A. bazaar in the dorm basement from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. Mrs Matie Brown chairs the tea dance with Elizabeth Bell coordinating refreshments. David Hagans orchestra will again play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara C. Lovejoy
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Apps
Marjorie Stoughton
Esther EB. Shaw
Mia Martha Thomas
Henry T. Wade
David Hagan
Eleanor Miessevon
Nargeria
Ivan Prederick
Judith Ault
Katherine Mieffer
Effie Moore
Anna Singen
Ralph Boyer
Addison Moberly
David Everhart
Guy Nusz
Laurens Bowers
John Esworthy
Matie Brown
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Bell
Altoona
David Hagans
75 Indians Sent to Hospital by British
Police charged stubborn crowds of Indian nationalists in Bombay as 75 people were sent to hospitals and 20 detained for treatment. Nationalists blocked streets near an opera house after a motor ferry carried foreign cloth fatally injuring two men yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Tun
Yesternay
Tanestown Man Exonerated in Tragic Accident Inquest
A coroner jury clears Jamen iC. Koons of all blame in the death of 11 year old Marlan J. Rehmenr, struck by a car on the Susquehanna Trail near Shrewsbury in Glen Rock, Pa. Investigations by Coroner Zech and Cpl. John Kime found no negligence two months after the October 19, 1990 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanestown
Grand Jay
York Pa
L. G. Zech
Jamen Ic. Koons
Mers
All Diame
Marlan J. Rehmerer
H. L. Rehmenr
Glen Rock
Glen Rock R. D
Shrewsbury
Zech
John JD. Kime
Pennsylvania
Brazil's Fallen Chief Goes Into Exile
Reports from Madrid and London describe a mutiny in Spain around Jaca with federal troops recapturing areas and rebels under siege. Loyal forces press on Jaca while mutineers in Hiuteca face dispersal and potential executions loom as revolts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Madrid
Ayerte
Jared
Tome
Jaca
Sarmguam
Batue
Hiuteca
Two Vesper Services to Be Held at Hood Sunday
Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer will speak at Hood College Christmas vespers in Brodbeck Auditorium on Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock and again at 7 30 p m. The afternoon service targets faculty and friends, the evening service the student body. Prof. Henry T. Wade will direct a special musical program featuring soloists and instrumentalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Brodbeck Auditorium
Friends of the College
Henry T. Wade
Prehaie
Mary Hamm
Mary Gabel
Mies Ruth
Gabel
May Gabel
Prof
Wade
Yorkshire
Emanuel
Bethlehem
White Russia
Adam
Mile
Marcelle Privat
Tiolin
Miss Mary Harm
Hallelujah
Little Town of
Phillipe Brooks
Antioch
Norris
Mood myths and optimism per a Washington correspondent
C and Farwood publisher of the News Herald and a Washington writer argues much of the national low mood is imagined. He cites unemployment surveys, finds better conditions in many towns, and urges optimism and confidence as the remedy despite some workers avoiding regular jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Farwood
News-Herald
le Sueur
Minn
Washington
Minnesota
Congress
Prederick
Rockyfe
Frederick
Heta
CIA
Trial Postponed in Anne Arundel Case Until After Holidays
Judge Robert Moss of the Anne Arundel County Circuit Court said the Bradj brothers case will not be heard before the Christmas holidays. He noted consultations with State Attorney A Theodore Brady and others and suggested the defendants are unlikely to be paced for trial before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Annapolis
Robert Moss
Anne Arundel County
Brad J Brothers
Stete
A. Theodore [Brady
Ie Wew
Anne Arundel
Breay Brothers
Uni Afwex Coriemas
Mouse Mid
Christmas Carol Service at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Men's Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed Church invites members of local denominations to Friday night’s Christmas carol service on December 19 at 7 20. The tea service will be provided by the class and boys’ choir with special selections. Decorations will feature red and green with poinsettias and candies. Guy R. Cramer presides as class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mandy W. Slagle
Thomas P. Culler
Bible Clases
Paatora
The
Reformed Church
Guy R. Cramer
Warships urged to aid missionaries in China
The U S legation says 36 American missionaries are in danger from a communist uprising at Hoihwo Hoihhow on Hainan Island China and asks Canton to dispatch warships for protection. reports state Reds attacked Chiungshan and forced local officials to flee to Hoihhow amid disrupted telegraph links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peiping
United States
Legation
Hoihhow
Hainan Island
South China
Canton
Det
Here
Holhow
Taiwan
Holbow
Chiurgshan
Hainan
Charity Movie Day Draws Baltimore Crowds Tomorrow
Baltimore and suburban residents expected to attend charity movie events as a Sunday closing law was suspended. Proceeds were planned to fund a chantry, with police approval and broad theater staff participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dow
Gaither
Mexican federal soldiers clash near Santa Maria Jaliaca
Mexican reports say federal soldiers killed several bandits and wounded eight in a clash near Santa Maria in the state of Jaliaca. The incident occurred as violence intensified around Aguas Calientes and Mexico City amid ongoing security operations announced December 13.
Old Polks Home for Synod Considered for Reformed Church
The board of trustees of Ian Polks Home of the Pobutias the Reformed church proposes a permanent home and searches for a site in Washington county. Funds of about 100000 are in place for building and maintenance with an executive committee to manage investments and by laws to govern the home and treasurer duties. The plan envisions a regional facility serving several states and the District of Columbia, housing men and women from various denominations, under church oversight with Dr Lot R Wagner as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Polks
Pobutias the Reformed Church
Parmonage of Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Juls Gusti
Béum Sry
Cnt Uartree
Pappertiny
Board of Trestamt
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Pect
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Cld
Pemneyivania
Reformed Church
Lot R. Wagner
Bagestomn
Pedent
Dry
C. P. Rice
York
View-Goulie
Harry Brindle
R. Hamm
Heaveers
L. Plickinger
Winchester
Wie
G. M. Rankle
Aloo
Bombing Target Hits Boston Realtors Home
A bombing damaged a Brookline home in Massachusetts on December 13, injuring no one. The blast at the side entrance woke residents and prompted police to investigate while no clear motive or suspect was identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Realtors
Brookline
Mas
Barney Rain
Bostock
Benial
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