Hart Failed In New Pen Plot At Maryland Prison
Baltimore May 27 AP Jack Hart convicted murderer and life term prisoner at Maryland penitentiary thwarted in his third escape attempt. Warden Patrick Brady said Hart is now in indefinite solitary confinement as guards uncover escape plans and contraband. Hart’s associate William Fergus also placed in solitary after links to the plot were found.
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Baltimore
Jack Hart
Maryland
Patrick Brady
Hart
Jtart
Brady
William Fergus
Fergus
Chicago
William B. Norris
Republic
Thomas Summers
Marty F. Shidey
Jacob T. Schmidt
Rotary Aml Kiwanis
Weonberg
C. Newton Kidd
Maltimore
Smucheon
Rabbi Wilner
Sessions of Lutheran Synod Ended Today in Hagerstown
The one hundred seventh annual Lutheran Synod concluded in Hagerstown with ordination of three seminary graduates Carl R Simon Rufus Rings and Ralph E Robinson and license for Paul K Beard to preach for a year The session also elected delegates to the United Lutheran Church in America convention in Richmond Va October 20 and discussed building expansions in Washington and a new woman’s Lutheran college plans.
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Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod
Hagerstown
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Carl R. Simon
J. 8. Simon
Trinity Lutheran
Rufus Rings
Ralph E. Robinson
Paul K. Beard
J. Edward Byers
Baltmore
U. Ss. G. Rupp
D. D
Frederick
United Lutheran Church In America
Richmond
Hey
J. §. Simon
Huge
Geo
Bowers
Baltimore
J. Rachard
Ott
Willam A. Wade
J. Exlward Harms
Magetstown
TR. Wents
Gettysburg Seminary
T. Hurtdle
Washington
F. W. Wakel
Rimmerman
Synod
All People of the Church
Woman's Lutheran College
Salem
Hotel Braddock Set to Open Friday in Maryland
Hotel Braddock resumes season under M. J. Croghan with Mrs. Croghan supervising office. New staff include Fred Quinlan and Calvert county aide. Ten new bathrooms and running water added. extensive renovations by Carty, Hendrickson, Nikirk, and others. Dinner dances planned Saturdays in July and August. Reservations strong for Memorial Day weekend. George W. Brown to assist as chief chef. Formal June opening planned.
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Braddock
Maryland
M. J. Croghan
Braddock Hotel Corporation
Frederick
Catoctin Mountains
C. C. Carty
Hendrickson
Glenn Nikirk
Williamport
Y Bernard Glover
Pittsburgh
Hahn and Rowe
Ernest Myers
Croghan
Frederick Persons
Mountain Top
George W. Brown
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Croshan
Mt St Mary’s College Commencement Set for June
Mt St Marys College near Emmitsburg will hold commencement June 6 to 10 with events including a Baccalaureate Sermon by Rt Rev William Hafey and a graduation address by J E Callen. Alumni prom and academic processions follow with Most Rev Michael Curley presiding and George Wolf to address graduates.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Mev
Wim. Hafey
Raleish
Jonn BE. Callen
Salemn
Callese, & P. m
Mt. St. Mary's
Lebanon Valley
Alumnni Association
Michael A. Curley
D. DD
Baltimore
George KE. Wolf
ALTB
Commencement Week At Hood Begins With Events
Hood College announces a busy commencement week beginning Friday June 4 with chapel services and scholarship awards. The Brahms quartet featuring Mrs. Mari Hughes performs Friday in Brodbeck Hall. Alumnae events include a dance in Winchester Hall after the concert and a Saturday schedule with a tennis tournament a meeting and a parade.
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Flood College
Brahms
Brodbeck Hall
Mari: Hughes
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Emory L. Coblentz
College Financial Committee
Henry T. Wade
Apple
Harry N., Bassler
D. D
Wilkinsburg
Beck Hall
John W Niven
London
Canton and Foes Begin War Long Expected There
War breaks out as Wu Wei-Fu leads forces from Hankow and Hunan toward Canton amid internal strife between moderates and communists. Civilians flee by boat to Hong Kong as national government weakens under invasion. Seven children gain admission to Newlo.0.F. Home. arrival of nurses announced and staff expanded.
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Canton
China
Muay 37
Wu Wei-Fu
Hankow
Hunan
Hongkong
Republican Women Hold Political School in Frederick County
Republican women of Frederick County attended a Political School under the Frederick County Federation of Republican Women. About 160 women joined a noon luncheon after morning addresses by local Republicans Charles Met Mathias Francis A H Urner and W Varry Taller. Helena Stauffer chaired the federation meeting with a 74 attendance for the talks.
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Frederick County
Litwebeck
TP. Feiser
Woodsbare Mre
Vernon Nicodemus
Menoray
Ars
Millard Rice
Ee ‘Town
Helena Stauffer
Cliggett Im. Ramebure
Iss Bertha Trail
Louise Sehiey Rhear
Francis B. Sappington
Arrival of New Street Markers Delayed in City
Indications point to a lengthy wait for the Kiwanis Club and city planned street markers. The cast aluminum signs ordered weeks ago have not arrived, and the city engineer has heard nothing from the supplier. Officials credit the decision for higher quality markers with extra production time.
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Kiwanis Club
Sigma
Kiwanla Chil
Roanoke
College Avenue
Mn Street
Emory
Crumanil
Ap Pen
Alders
Dr Bartholomew Elected President of Synod
Dr Alien Bartholomew of Philadelphia, longtime secretary of the board of foreign missions, was elected president of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States at the first session of the 22nd triennial meeting in Philadelphia. About 2,000 congregations with 350,000 members belong to the synod. Bartholomew succeeds Rev J C Leonard of Lexington, North Carolina. Reverend Floyd W Tomkins welcomed attendees, predicting a new era of evangelism. Mrs B B Krammes of Clinton Ohio opened the Women’s Missionary Society conference with a address for about 2,500 women from 21 states, continuing through Monday.
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North Market Street
Crom Relay
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Charles B. Schone
A. C G. Tiemeyer
James Riley Bergey
Williamn A. Jones
J. T. Plummer
Robert A. Bennett
Joseph J. Cook
Airs
Bertha A. Hughes
Rebekah Assembly of
Maryland
Susan Jones
Itebekah Assembly
Alien St. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Board of Foreign Missions
General Synod of the Reformed Church In
United States
Jer. Bartholomew
J. C
Leonard
Lexington
N.C
Floyd W. Tomkins
B. B. Krammes
Clinton
Ohio
Women's Missionary Fety
Abd el Krim Surrenders to French Lines
Abd el Krim the Riffian chief who announced his surrender yesterday has arrived inside the French lines and will be escorted to Jaga. Premier Arland announced the development after a cabinet meeting in Paris. Presbyterians Meet in Baltimore with three modernism and fundamentalism debates scheduled before the assembly.
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Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Arland
Tnilay
Presbyterians
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
City approves $100 for illumination model exhibit
At a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen on Wednesday night the city voted $100 for illuminating Frederick’s model to be shown at the Philadelphia sesquicentennial. R Ames Hendriveksen and JH Noel Haller urged the appropriation, noting Maryland towns have similar support. Alderman Julius Renn moved the measure, approved by Alderman Shipley. Other business not transacted. Present were Mayor Culler and Aldermen Shipley, Renn, Munshower.
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Frederick
Philadelphia
R. Ames Hendriveksen
JH. Noel Haller
Chamber of Coin Mercy
Maryland
Juliu Is. Renn
Shipley
Culler
Renn
Munshower
Lions Nominate Officers At Memorial Day Meeting
Lions club meeting at Francis Scott Key hotel nominated officers for the coming year. New member RH Pitskill joined as druggist manager of People's Drug Stores on Market and Second streets. The address by Leo Weinberg honored Civil War leaders, and reports from the 22nd district convention in Wilmington, Del were submitted.
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Leo Weinberg
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
A. Prank Miller
Tamer
Edward Hentz
Hoger J Wolfe
John 5. Renn
Ralph Zummerman
Ralph Zimmerman
Javier Michaels
Zimmerman
Michael
Weinberg
Lee
Confederacy
America
Lincoln
Carroll Guilty In Bathtub Case
New York. Warl Carroll found guilty on two counts of perjury in the grand jury probe of a bathtub party at his theatre. The verdict came at 12:20 p.m. with bail set at 35,000. He faces up to five years or a 2,000 dollar fine per count. appeal anticipated with arguments over the bathtub detail.
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New York
May Y
Goddard
Carroll
Carrol
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tio
Eart Carroll Theatre
Grand Jury
Hanor
Miss Llasyley
Smyth
Godward
Tha Gseand
Convention Planned for Frederick County Sunday School Association
Plans for the Frederick County Sunday School Association annual convention set for July 11 12 13 in Braddock Heights auditorium feature 40 addresses by Mrs A W Warned of Philadelphia. Local ministers participate with Emroy K Coblentz presiding and a Braddock Heights Band concert. The program includes devotions reports addresses conferences rallies and a finale with Dr Harvey Beauchamp.
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Frederick County Sunday School Association
Braddock Heightss
A. W. Warned
Philadelphia
Winl
Sunday School Association
Emroy K. Coblentz
Karnell
Braddock Heights
OT. Stull
EL Stoll
Youbs
Audregues
Emory
Cablentsz
Andress
Witness Fails to Appear Delays Assault Case
Walter Snowden, colored, did not appear in court for a case against Spencer Gray, charged with assaulting Snowden. The trial was postponed as officers sought Snowden, who was detained overnight and eventually brought to Frederick to ensure appearance. Gray was acquitted as Snowden did not identify him.
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Police Cour
Spencer Gray
Snowden
Gray
Constable Smith
Uear Gaithersburg
Frederick
Sire Brust
Wade
Mnother Nerva
Snowiden
Haly
Martinsburg Police Seek Dorothy Grandon and Associates
Police in Martinsburg seek Ralph Timmons alleged from the Martun Corps Miller and Lorraine Pearrell or Dorothy Grandon of Martinsburg in a theft case. Timmons charged with theft from RLFLA. Bowers, Miller’s stepfather, says Pomimons and Miller claimed marriage after a trip to Washington.
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Ralph Timmons
Martun Corps
Miller
Martin Burg
Lorraine Pearrell
Dorothy Grandon
Martinshurs
Myersville
Martinsburg
Timmons
RLFLA
Bowers
Pomimons
Misa Miller
Washington
Four Children Die In Boone Farmhouse Fire
Four Harris children aged from two to thirteen died after a fire destroyed the Harris home seven miles north of Boone Iowa early today Mrs Harris suffered facial burns while attempting rescues a 13 year old girl saved a two year old boy and may survive. Fire believed to have started from a kerosene stove explosion.
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Boone
Iowa
Harris
Mal
Muskegon
Michigan
William Prank
Chic ‘Azo
August Krubaech
Three Takes Tavern
Krubacch
Jeannette Krubaech
Krubaech
Frank
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Harry
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Braddock Heights Auditorium
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YoungstoWn
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Scranton
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