Hearing Tuesday on cancellation of B and C trains
A Public Service Commission hearing in Baltimore will consider restoring several Baltimore to Frederick trains cut by the B and O Railroad. Local Chamber of Commerce leaders and residents from towns along the route will argue for reinstating the 1 25 p m Baltimore to Frederick train and other discontinued services.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce
Public Service Commission
Baltmore
Wm. Milnes Maley
Declamation Contest and Drama at Frederik High School
Frederik High School announces a May 28 declamation contest in the auditorium with ten students from the Declamation Club competing for prizes. May 29 features three one act plays by the Dramatic Club, directed by the English Department, with rehearsals by senior students.
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Frederik High School
Dentists Plan Fall Convention in Frederick Maryland
Maryland State Dental Association officers met with Frederick County Dental Association leaders at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to plan the semi annual meeting set for September 22 to 24 there. About 250 dentists from across the state and their wives are expected for clinics lectures golf and sightseeing with events scheduled September 22 23 24. Dr T S S Bader vice president and Dr A A Radcliff board member attended along with local society members including Drs Eader Radcliff Anders Thurmont Pyles Everhart Davis Kefauver.
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Maryland State Dental Association
Frederick County Dental Association
T. S.S. Bader
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alex H. Patterson
Baltimore
T. S. Bader
Frederick
A. A. Radcliff
State Association
Horace M. Davis
Norval H. McDowell
George E. Hardy
Baltimore City Dental Sciety
H. Patterson
Baltimore Society
Drs. T. 8. Eader
H. Clay Anders
Thurmont
J. T. Pyles
D. G. Everhart
B. M. Davis
N. E. Kefauver
Senate nears final vote on tax bill in Washington
The Senate moved toward final approval of the conference tax bill despite treasury protests. Leaders said the measure would not cause a deficit next year unless Congress approves pending special appropriations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Senate
Congress
Market short covering fuels brisk prices in half holiday session
Short covering operations driven by demand for the DP and American Petroleum issues lent strength to stock prices in today's half holiday session. The oil shares led gains on news of rising UK imports, with broad sympathy across standard shares, especially investment trusts. Close was firm as around 350000 shares changed hands.
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Associated Press
New York
United Kingdom
Western Maryland Chamber Council Meet Held in Frostburg
The Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce executive council will meet in Frostburg on Monday. Attendees from West Md will include President Markey and J. T. Gambrill Jr. accompanied by John S. Hershey. This is the council's first Frostburg meeting to discuss Western Maryland affairs.
Injunction Sought to End Fifty Fifty Yard Rule Brunswick
Ralph E. Long and James S. Poteet sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Brunswick circuit court. They seek to restore Turn No. 1 yard positions, void the alleged fifty fifty yard rule, and recover back pay totaling about thirty dollars monthly since 1919. The court ordered an injunction unless cause to oppose is shown by June 21 with service by May 29.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Ralph E. Long
James S. Poteet
Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Alban M. Wood
E. Austin James
Brunswick Yard
Worthington
Brotherhood
Baltimore and Cumberland
Longe
Poleet
The
Long
Poteet
Irs Inss
Union
Tong
Councils of the
United States
Methodist Episcopal Conference Adopts Peace Resolution
The Methodist Episcopal General Conference unanimously approved a peace resolution from four special committees. An amendment called for conscription of wealth and labor as a counterpart to future conscription of human life in war. The measure condemned war as the subside of civilization and urged a world church conference to promote peace, and a U S call for drastic armament reduction.
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Associated Press
Spritefield
Mass
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Lsbor
World Conference of Churches
United States
Clean Up Days Proclaimed For May 28 and 29
Mayor Culler designates Tuesday and Wednesday as Clean Up Days urging all residents to place rubbish in receptacles on sidewalks for city carts to collect. North end crews operate Tuesday and south end crews on Wednesday to cover the town.
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Ltoyg C. Culler
Culler
Woman Sought in Franks Kidnapping Case in Chicago
Chicago May 24 police sought a woman as part of the Robert Franks kidnapping and death case. A guard was posted after threats urged by the Franks family while four men were questioned, and two clues pointed to a female suspect. The coroner's report linked death by suffocation as investigators pursued leads.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jacob Franks
Robert Franks
Franks
Presbyterians Adopt General Pension Plan
Grand Rapids Mich May 24 The Presbyterian general assembly adopted a pension plan for ministers missionaries and other accredited church workers effective prior to 1966 or sooner A special lay committee chaired by Will Hays led the effort Also noted Will G Dutton of the Educational Film Corp recent visits in Frederick with Walter Decker manager of the City Opera House and Empire Theatre The harvest moon near Sept 27 rises on several evenings at similar hours creating moonlight evenings
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian General Assembly
Will Hays
Motion, Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Will G. Dutton
Educational Film Corporation
Washington
London
England
Frederick
Walter Decker
City Opera House
Empire Theatre
Becaus
World Court plan endorsed by committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a resolution backing the United States adhesion to a permanent court of international justice. It follows Senator Pepper’s Republican plan, while the Swanson proposal was voted down 10 to 8. Senator Lodge’s plan to create a new court was withdrawn.
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Senate
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Swanson
Virginia
Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Lodge
Western Md Wage Parley Deadlocked Between Union and Railway
Baltimore May 24 The wage parley between general chairmen of the Western Maryland Railway and officials of the road ended in a deadlock as workers demand a 5 percent increase. Counter-proposals by President Byers were not discussed and union spokesmen called them impossible. Meetings with national union officials were held last night. At Byers' office there was no clear decision on another meeting.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Big Four
Western Maryland Railway
Byers
Arrests of Three to Clear Up Bank Robberies
New York police report three arrests connected to a large bond theft. The gang then cleared Walton Kansas in 1923 of $140,000 in bonds, robbed Denver, and later split loot in St Louis where gunfire wounded and killed several members. The remaining suspects include William Grant and Richard Stainacher.
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Associated Press
New York
Walton
Kan
Denver
St Louis
Walton Bank
St. Louis
Wm. Grant
Richard Stainacher
One Killed in Storm Sweeping Missouri
A wind and electrical storm in southeastern Missouri last night killed at least one person and injured several, with unconfirmed reports of one death and seven injuries at Carutheraville where a business building was said to be destroyed. Decoration Day events are planned in Taneytown with a parade, veterans, band music, grave decorations, and an afternoon service at the Opera House.
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Associated Arena
Poplar Tluff
Missouri
Carutheraville
Taneytown
Meri
Lodee Tall
Lutherans to Convene Maryland Synod Monday
Maryland Lutheran Synod gathers at Grace Lutheran Westminster for annual meeting with 200 delegates expected from 140 congregations. Brotherhood convention opens earlier with devotional service and discussions on pastor salaries church work and delegate reports.
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Maryland
Lovettsville
Martinsburg
W. Va
Waynesboro
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Synodical Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
John Woeldley
Weldley
William A. Wade
Baltimore
J. Russell Alden
Washingon
Synodica' Brotherhood
W. G. Hillat
Washington
C. N. Gundersdorff
Brotherhood
W. E. Brown
York
St. Paul's Church
W. C. Hillabidle
W. W. Douh
Mid
J. BR. Tripley
Fundamentalists Defeated in Assembly Vote in Michigan
In Grand Rapids on May 24 the Presbyterian General Assembly rejected a reform proposal. The committee on judicial business accepted a report from the Philadelphia Presbytery minority, opposing the fundamentalist majority’s bid to discard it.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian General
Committee On Jedicial Business
Philadelphia
Cool Weather Forecast For Mid Atlantic Week
Weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States begins Monday. First half fair and cool, latter half unsettled and warmer with occasional showers.
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Associated Prensa
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Reform School Commitment of Mildred Turner
Mildred Turner a 5 year old colored girl was committed to the Melvale reform school for colored girls Baltimore by Judge Worthinetog in Juvenile Court this morning after recent police court appearances and a Wednesday arrest on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Mildred Turner
Melvale Reform School For Colored Girls
Baltimore
Worthinetog
Suspects in Baltimore Jewel Heist Captured En Route to City
Claude Dobbs George Gross and Thomas J Fors a of Philadelphia are implicated in the May 3 robbery of Louis Cohen’s jewelry store on East Baltimore Street. Cohen was shot and died. the trio allegedly stole about $5 000 in diamonds and gems. Dobbs and Gross were arrested in Fredericksburg and are being transported to Baltimore.
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Associated Prensa
Fredericksburg
Claude Dobbs
George Gross
Louis Cohen
Baltimore
Dobbs
Gross Catapad
Thomas J. Forsa
Philadelphia
Cohen
Kresmon
Forha
One Killed Two Held After Attempted Killing of Glenn Young
In Herrin Illinois on May 24 Jack Skether was killed and two other occupants of a curtained touring car were captured after a shooting with officers. They were suspected of involvement in the attempted assassination of Ku Klux Klan figure Glenn Young and were taken into custody following the exchange of gunfire.
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Associated Press
Herrin
Jack Skethher
Afteers
Glenn Young
Fire kills woman and six children in Canton home
Canton, May 24. A two family house burned and a woman identified as Anginella V Amiteio and six children perished. The victims include two of her children and four children of Joseph Tedore. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Canton
Mass
Anginella Vamiteio
Joseph Tedore
Glass Shatters From Window At Key Hotel
A gust of wind blew out part of a third story window at the Franela Scot Key Hotel on Court Street just before noon. Glass rained onto the street but was cleaned up quickly and no injuries were reported.
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Key Hotel
Court Street
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Grand International Brotherhood
M. E. Conference
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