First Open Air Service Held in Baker Park
Rev Dr Amos J. Traver preached at the first open air service in the new amphitheater Baker Park praising tested faith amidst persecution. Mayor Lloyh C. Culler and city officials attended as the choir offered hymns and prayers. The sermon urged a victorious, confiding faith and warned liberties of faith may be tested by fire.
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Germany
Amos J. Traver
Lucheran Church
Baker Park
Lloyh C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
de. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
Ralph E Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. L Sherry
Church of the Brethren
DeWrit P. Zuse
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Dr Traver
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Oko
Kingdom of Heaven
Hauptmanns death sentence to be reviewed by New Jersey justices
Fourteen members of the New Jersey court of errors and appeals will hear Hauptmann's appeal on June 20. The case centers on alleged trial errors and constitutional rights violations after the Lindbergh baby kidnapping conviction. If the court upholds the verdict, Hauptmann could seek clemency. a reversal would require a new trial.
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Samuel G. Blackman
Trenton
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Flemington
Hauptmann
Huntercdon County
Luther A Campbell
Thomas J Brogan
Supreme Coucst
Thomas W. Trenchard
Flemingtom
Baupfmann
Carpenter
Liord Fis
Frederick A. Pope
Egibers Rosecrans
Celate
Trenchard
David T. Wileniz
Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S. Supreme Court
Haupt- Mann
New Jersey
Court of Pardons
Ec. Hughes
Hare of
Court of
Ertors and Appeals
Bruto Richard Bauptmans
Lindbergh
Mer
ney-Gerers
David T Wuentz
Attor
Coma Ig
Carpenters
United Supreme Court
Squeezed On First Trick Secretary American Bridge League
Unusual bridge squeeze play described in a hand where West pre emptively bids four diamonds, South shifts to seven no trump, and North-South reach six no trump after a dramatic squeeze in diamonds and clubs. West sacrifices to seven diamonds, but the declarer still secures the contract.
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American Bridge League
West
Gamondés
North
South
Biddine
Jess Idg
Hss
East
de Clarer
Labor Front Ridden by Strikes and Disputes
Tense peace prevailed on the labor front as strikes and wage disputes roiled the scene. In West Virginia and Pennsylvania coal regions workers paused walk-outs after a two week delay, while mass meetings drew up to 15,000 in Waynesburg. Omaha faced streetcar strikes and martial law with 1,800 guards, and electric union talks centered on a wage demand via Edward McGrady as sole arbiter. A drug store bombing near Black Mountain Coal Aiming in Harlan, Kentucky, was the only confirmed violence.
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Associated Press
West Virgina
Pennsylania
Omaha
H J. Paul
Edward F AfcGrady
Toledo, Edison
Black Mountain Coal Aiming Corporation
Harlan
Prospects Bright for Peace Talks in Sino Japanese Crisis
Nanking China June 16 official circles said the nationalist government had adapted a peaceful policy. Chinese and Japanese leaders arrived in Nanking for continuous conferences with negotiations shifting location as high level talks continued. Reports say Japan pressed for a written acceptance of its demands in North China.
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Nanking
China
Japan
Six Ministers Ordained at Maryland Conference
Westminst Md June 16 The ordination of six ministers was completed at morning services of the Maryland conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Rev Dr B L Shipley of Baltimore preached. About 880 persons attended at Western Maryland College. Three sessions are listed for tomorrow’s closing meeting. President E A Sexsmith of Baltimore will read the appointments at the evening session.
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Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
B. L. Shipley
Baltimore
Maryland College
E A. Sexsmith
Wil
Heat wave continues with crowds at city pool
Weather records show a belated June heat wave persists through the weekend despite showers. At Baker Park pool the official 99 degree mark was logged Saturday after opening, with a crowd of about 40 making the dip as temperatures reached near 66. The scene grew crowded and showers paused, hinting at more hot days to come.
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Baker Park
Sas
Rees
Per
Weather Notes on Heat Relief and Rain Totals
The report notes that Friday and Saturday brought only brief relief from the heat, while rainfall pushed the month’s total to 139 inches. The item appears as a brief weather update from The Nevada edition.
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