Acquittal in New Hampshire Mercy Death Trial
Dr Hermann N Sander, a mild mannered Manchester physician, was acquitted in 71 minutes of murdering a terminally ill cancer patient for mercy. The 12 jurors freed him amid emotional courtroom scenes, while a New Hampshire Medical Society action loomed.
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Hermann N. Sander
Harold E. Wescott
Louis E. Wyan
William L. Phinney
Dr. Sander
Sander
Abbie Borreto
John P. Bowler
State Society
John 8. Wheeler
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Wheeler
Phinney
Wyman
New England
Frederick Lions hear Lent message from Rev Breisch
Rev Warren A Breisch pastor of Christ Evangelical and Reform church Middletown spoke to the Frederick Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon on the significance of Lent. He urged turning aside from ordinary pursuits to focus on the things of God and cautioned that many miss seeing and knowing God because they do not look to the things around them.
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Warren A. Breisch
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Frederick
Raymond, Wilhelm
Community leaders attend Grace Reformed Church program
The program chair Ulreducing Rev. Mr. Breisch presided with President Richard E. Zimmerman in attendance. Guests included Chief Judge Charles W. Woodward of Rockville Dr. F. S. Parrott of Goldsboro N C Carroll E France Magers Sown Mayor Gilbert E. Perry of Harpers Ferry W Vas C. Difen naugh and George Brown of Baltimore.
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Grace Reformed Church
Mr. Breisch
Richard E. Zimmerman
Charles W. Woodward
Rockville
F.S. Parrott
Goldsboro
N.C
Red Cross Chapter Hits State-Leading Fund Goal
Hagerstown March 4 Washington County's Red Cross chapter becomes first in the state to surpass its 1950 campaign fund goal as authorities report ahead of schedule with generous local support and early contributions.
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RED Cross
Hagerstown
Washington County
Campaign progress and steelworkers pact rejection noted
The Neve on Friday March 18 1930 reported $18 300 raised with $19 15 collected today. Baltimore leaders reported only one third of a $757 650 goal subscribed in the first week, two percent behind last year. Campaign runs to March 30. Pittsburgh March 9 Philip Murray ruled out any mutual aid pact between United Steelworkers and United Mine Workers citing no useful purpose.
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Ee Imutual Ampact
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
United Mine Workers
Murray
CLO
UMW
John L. Lewin
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Mabel Cecil
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