Three More Religious Conferences to Be Held in Frederick
Hood College hosts three summer religious conferences this season the Reformed church July 12 to 18 the Blue Mountain Episcopal conference July 19 to 28 and the Presbyterian Young People's assembly July 28 to August 4. About 200 are expected for the Reformed meet with Rev A M Glack D D of Martinsburg as chairman. The Episcopal meeting plans include 100 to 150 attendees with morning programs and lectures by church leaders and scholars.
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Reformed Church
Blue Mountain
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Young People’s Assembly
Hood College
Missionary Conference of
The
Episcopal
Young People of
Presbyterian Church
Reformed
A. M. Glack
D.D
Martinsburg
W. Va
Episcopal Conference
Bize’ Mountain
N. B. Groton
Whitemarsh
Kiely
Father Huntington
Garnet
Robert Elstrider
D. B
Bisop
Diocese of
West Virginia
Edwin R. Garter
Grace Church
Petersburg
Frances R.dwards
St. Luke's Church
Rochester
Marcelline C. Adams
Woman's Auxiliary
Pittsburg
Geo. C. Foley
Philadelphia Divinity School
Women's’ Auxiliary
Louisa Davis
Diocese of Virginia
Girls’ Friendly Society
Kathryn Merritt
Province of Washington
Church
Church Army of England
Arthur Casey
Lions Club Meets Notes on Hosiery Industry History
The Lions Club met in the Francis Scott Key hotel Blue and Grey room where Louis L. Wilson of the Kiwanis spoke on hosiery history and industry evolution from ancient forms to modern times. George William Stultz presided as attendance rewards were announced including a silver cup for 100 percent attendance won by H Lavier Michael.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Nven
Louis L. Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Wilson
Union Manufacturing Company
George William Stultz
H. Noel Halter
H. Lavier Michael
Franklin N. Shipley
H. Noel Haller
Lions International
San Francisco
Calif
Richard F. Simmons
Telegraph Company Sued for 2950 in Hagerstown
Hiram Weller of Washington county sues Pont- tal Telegraph and Cable Co for 2950 in damages from fire caused by allegedly loose electro l wires on plaintiff’s farm adjoining his barn and house. Case moved for venue change. lawyers named include Levin Stonebraker and John E. Wagaman. Hagerstown.
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Washington County
el G. Haugh
Hiram Weller
Millstone
Pontal Telegraph and Cable Company
Cable Company
Levin Stonebraker
Weller
John E. Wagaman
Harper Ballentine
Hagerstown
Prizes for Drivers in Blue Ridge Bus Company Program
The Blue Ridge Transportation Co plans six monthly meetings awarding uniforms to drivers with no accidents in the prior six months. Each qualified driver receives a made to order $40 suit. The company operated 56 buses, accumulating about 4,000 daily miles with no accidents during the Fourth of July period.
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Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Will
Blue Ridges, Transporation Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Hagerstown
Autoist Pleads Guilty to DUI Fine Set at 125
Charles W. Wiles of near Frederick pleaded guilty in Police Court to operating an automobile under the influence of liquor and was fined 125 dollars by Justice Brust. He collided with a Capital-area auto, paid for damages, and witnesses later testified the driving was a traffic menace. State Police investigated and ordered Wiles to Frederick. The hearing was missed by officers escorting Governor Ritchie to Hagerstown.
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Charles W. Wiles
Frederick
Nquor
Justice Brust
Wiles
Washington
Ritchie
Hagerstown
Curb and Gutter Expansion In City Progresses
City advances major curb and gutter program with work on Madison and Thirteenth streets. LeRoy Hoke crews build north side curb and gutter, then move to south side, after survey shows height needed. Roy Nusz directs Thirteenth Street work, ongoing rapidly, with plans for West Seventh Street Trail Avenue and West South Street sections.
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Madison Street
Thirteenth Street
LeRoy Hoke
Madison Steet
Roy Nusz
West Seventh
Trail Avenue
Centar Street
Jefferson Street
Delegates Named for Frederick County Sunday School Convention
Frederick city superintendents have named delegates from Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed United Brethren and Presbyterian groups for the Frederick County Sunday School Association convention to be held at Braddock Heights Monday and Tuesday. Additional delegates will be appointed before Sunday toward full city and county representation at the Heights. Names announced include John Jenuc and others for Lutheran. A LeRoy McCardell and Charlotte DeLashmutt among Reformed. Glenn O Garber and Florence Eichenchrode among United Brethren. EL Dwight McCain and Mrs George Dean among Presbyterians.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Guy GC
Roser
H. J. Fromke
Barrys Storm
Jesse H. Michael Charles Opel Jr
Evangelical Reformed
A. LeRoy McCardell
Charles W. Lough
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Helen Condon
Edna Mensell
Katherine Remsburg
Woiley Fourney
Grace EB. Lough
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Mildred Thomas
United Brethren
Glenn O. Garber
Florence Eichenchrode
Daisy Mel Donald
Wm. Steiner
Janes Fisher
Victor Summers
Charley J. Moberly
Presbyterian
EL Dwight McCain
George Dean
Dozen Bodies in Ill Fated S-51 Submarine
Divers exploring the battered hull of the S-51 reported about 12 bodies inside, including one wedged behind engine room machinery and others in the torpedo room. If correct, 12 sailors died when the submarine sank off Block Island after colliding with the City of Rome. 26 men were aboard, three survived, and nightly recoveries followed.
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New York
Block Island
City of Rome
Death penalty asked for Durkin by prosecution
In Chicago 1930s court, prosecutor Romano urged jurors to sentence Martin J Durkin to death for the murder of federal agent Edwin C Shanahan nine months earlier. The humid courtroom heard days of arguments as Durkin defense planned next steps and contended the facts were not in evidence.
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Durkin
Chicago
Illinois
Prassentor
Michael Romano
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin C. Shanahan
Romano
Brent
Shanahan
Roland Libonat
Eugene McGarry
Precautions Against Sabotage in Subway Strike
Interborough Rapid Transit Co rushed anti sabotage measures in New York as workers held meetings with strikers. General counsel James L. Quackenbush said the company would bar key employees from returning to work if they attend such meetings to prevent potential disruption. No violence had occurred at the time.
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New York
Interbor Anch Rapid Transit Co
Sted
James L. Quackenbush
Tinterbourough Company
United States
Primary expenditures near three million in Pennsylvania race
Senate committee figures show 2,793,582 spent in the Pennsylvania primary. The Pepper-Fisher coalition ticket accounts for 1,804,114 while Ware-Beth-Jeman totals reach 800,711 and Governor Pinchot lists 188,489 in an unsuccessful bid for the Senate nomination.
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Washington
APS
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pepper-Fisher —Coalition
Ware-Beth- Jeman
Pinchot
Secretary of State
Senate ‘Committee
Lady Astor Called Liar By British Laborite in Commons
In London July 8 AP report says American-born British noblewoman Lady Astor and Labour MP Jack Jones clashed in the House of Commons over municipal matters. Jones shouted You’re a liar, then apologized and reframed as logical inexactitude, prompting a sharp exchange.
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Lady Astor
London
Astor
Jack Jones
House of Commony
Jones
Rockefeller Turns 87 In A Day Of Eccentric Detail
The article portrays John D. Rockefeller at age 87 with routine minutiae from breakfast to golf on his private course and quiet evenings. It notes his health, dietary habits, and annual philanthropy, detailing sizable endowments to the General Education Board Rockefeller Foundation and others, plus personal touches like his habit of giving away coins. The piece also recalls his birth in 1839 and vast influence across banking railroads steel and philanthropy.
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Lghty
Ethn D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Priese
Tor and
Salnaman
Cit
Carnegie
Landis
Wsidiari¢a
Aha
General Education J Board
Rockeffeller Foundation
Laura Spellman Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
University of
Harold F. McCormick
C. A. ‘Strong
Committees 10 Continue Many Investigations
Washington July 8 AP Despite adjournment summer recess delays hit congressional probes. The Senate Campaign Funds Committee will pause until July 26 awaiting start of the Lime primary inquiry, while the Alien Property Custodian committee lacks operating funds to begin its work without a $25,000 appropriation. Chairman Borah says funds can be found. King doubts progress, noting much work could proceed over the summer. Francis P Garvin offers to testify. subpoenas already issued for witnesses in the Illinois and Pennsylvania primary probes, with names withheld to aid process servers.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Campaign Funds
Iime
King
Utah
Cub
Crowbar
Keyes
Alien Poverty Committee
Borah
Francis P. Garvin
Bis
Auc
Firstn
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Stocks Sold at Court House Dock in Frederick
Benjamin F. Reich trustee sold stock at the Court House door in July morning. Purchases include ten shares of Frederick Brick Works at 275 per share by C H Kipp for Claggett E Rameburg. One share Union Manufacturing Co at 1100 by Charles Mc C Mathias. 172 shares Frederick County National Bank at 22.50 by Charles L Renn. 10 shares People s National Bank of Brunswick at 349 by Harvey J L Zimmerman. One share Potomac Edison 7 percent preferred at 191 500 by Grayson H Mercer. 175 weekly deposits of Fredericktown Savings Institution at 208.39 per hundred by Grayson H Mercer. Fifty Years Ago. Prof George Edward Smith led Woodsborn Band and 400 American Mechanics from Woodsboro to Philadelphia for the Centennial parade. Fifty years ago today. A slight fire occurred on the fourth floor of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. No alarms were sounded. Hart Etchison recovered a lost raincoat after The News-Post notified. Weather/Practices noted.
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Benjamin F. Reich
Court House
Jtvenick
Frederick Brick Worka
C. H. Kipp
Claggett E. Rameburg
Union Manufacturing Company
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick County National Bank
Charles L. Renn
Tio
Capital
People's National Bank of Brunswick
Harvey JL. Zimmerman
Potomac Edison
Grayson H. Mercer
Fredericktown Savings Institution
George Edward Smith
Woodsborn
Woodsboro
Philadelphia
Smith
Thirteen Frederick youths to enter Citizens' Camp programs
Thirteen Frederick county youths depart today for Citizens' Military Training Camps at locations including Brunswick Jefferson Braddock Heights Frederick city and Middletown. Government funds uniforms and transport. Courses span years from first to fourth year with Coast Artillery Calvary Infantry and other branches, including recreation, lectures and supervised activities at several camps.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Ithe
John H. Church
Alvin G. Quinn
William O. Baer
Charles F. Booth
Infantry
Sherman
Booth
Calvary
William N. Brown
Coast Ar- Ulery
Eugene J. Creed
Coast Arllery
Engstab
Ernest F. Gibson
Joseph N. Heiderart
Philip Wertheimer
Richard E. Kieeny, Jr
Robert H. Routgahn
Austin B. Gordon
Leon
Peyton
Basle
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Fort Myer
Fort Augus
Camp Meade
York River
Fort Wustis
Miller pleads not guilty in court over graft indictment
Thomas W. Miller, former Allen Property Custodian, pleads not guilty to an indictment charging him with conspiring to defraud the government alongside Harry M. Daugherty and the late John T. King. He urges Senate action on alien property matters while social notes mention Monica Haller entertaining guests Nancy and Betty Beale.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
Allen Property
Harry M. Daugherty
John T. King
Miller
Puppies for sale ad ends Kilns’ stock fast
An insertion advertising puppies for sale appeared in the News-Post, and soon after the issue hit the streets G Allen Kilns sold all his litter. The brief notice notes one advertisement sufficed to move the whole stock in this city. Do you have anything to sell.
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News Post
G. Allen Kilns
Whittemore Calm Ahead of Appeals Decision
Annapolis Md July AP Richard Reese Whittemore faces possible death or new life after court of appeals delayed by judge absence. He remains calm, smoking in the Maryland Penitentiary death house as guards report his routine and limited visits from immediate family.
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Annapolis
Uly
Richard Reese
Whittemore
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Maryland
Richard Reésa Whittemore
Court of Appeals
Robert H. Holtman
Lfe
Bradyerd Whittemore
Takea Rectus
Twelve mile limit for U S ships ruled in favor
New York July 8 AP reports the U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Connecticut district ruling, holding American vessels subject to U S law worldwide. The decision impacts libel actions and seizure cases, with prohibition officials hopeful for stronger war efforts against rum runners and a pending Congress bill to allow outside twelve mile seizures.
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New York
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. ‘District Court
District of
Connecticut
Dessaton
Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Coolidge Catches His First 3-Lb Pike at Osgood Lake
President Coolidge fished from a boat at Lake Osgood during a White Pine camp visit. A three pound pike was brought aboard after about an hour of trolling, witnessed by Oscar Otis and a woodsman oarsman. He appeared pleased, recalling boyhood days in Vermont. The president plans a quiet stay with Mrs Coolidge, without guests.
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Paul Smiths
Coolidge
Lake Osgood
White Pine Camp
Oscar Otis
Faherman
Vermont
Washington
Osgood Lake
Bear Traders Fail to Unsettle Market
New York July 8 AP bear traders failed to unsettle the stock market as early offerings were absorbed. The market opened with strength and industrials showed resilience. Some traders attacked the depth of the market but prices held, sustaining an overall calm session despite prior concerns.
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New York
Ieee
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Reformed and Episcopal Church
L. Wilson
Francesco de Pinelo
Pacific Ocean
Blue Ridge Transportation Go
Autoist
Sharles
W. Wiles
Madison and
Thirteenth Streets
CO. S
Bertha R. Macfarlane
Louisiana Association of Life Underwriters
Mano
McGarry
Dence
John D. Rockefeller
H. Biggar
Rockefellers
iAs
John D
Rickford, N. Y
William KF. Darner
Court Street
Hart Etchison
News-Post
R. H. McCain
NEA
June Hedquist
Kitty Hines Miller
Los Angeles
Provo
Alex Hedquist
Hedquist
T. W. Miller
Monica Haller
Second Street
Nancy and
Betty Beale
Washington, D. C
U. S
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