Three Specialists to Speak on Cancer at Frederick Meet
Frederick County Medical Society and the public join for a Brodbeck Hall session featuring Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood Dr. Lewelyn F Barker and Dr. Thomas F Cullen from Baltimore. The event October 2 includes a 6 PM dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a 7 30 PM lecture on external internal and generative cancers with a focus on breast cancer warning signs and early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Medical Society
Brodbeck Hall
Wood College
G. Bruce Crist
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Lewelyn F. Barker
Thomas F. Cullen
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Bloodgood
Barker
Cullen
Frederick
Dr. Bloodgood
Nature
Ordinance Limits Fruit Sales From Railroad Cars
Cumberland Md September 21 A city ordinance imposes a five dollar daily license on selling fruits and other merchandise from railroad cars. Violations carry ten dollar fines per sale. The rule targets sidings vendors while exempting court sales and sales by railroad companies to cover unpaid charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cumberland
Hood College Endowment Campaign Plans Unveiled
Executive committee and campaign organization named for Hood College Endowment and Building Fund drive. Preparations under way at Winchester Hall Frederick with a gala Campus Day on October 11 and a projected $100 000 local share of a $500 000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
1St Church Street
Hood College
R T
George W. Williams
Laurence Jones
Frederick City
David Co. Winebrenner
Reformed Church
Fis
Emory L. Coblentz
David C. Winebrenner
Bertha McCall
Joseph H. Apple
George Pw. Williams
Laurence J Jones
Nora E. Yost
J. Alfred Hamme
Richard S. J. Dutrow
Margaret V. Hoffman
Mary P. Anspach
Margaret R. Motter
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Tatem
Reading
Bary Ty Whitman
Lancaster
Dorothea Herman
Harrisburg
Robert Burmer
York
Agnes McDonald
Hanover
M. Louise Tanger
Franklin County
Anne E. Book
Altoona
Anne E. Krick
Greensburg
Paul M. Robinson
Pittsburgh
R. Vincent Hartman
Connellsville
Ruth Mier
Eastern Maryland
Howard Simmons
Frederick
Mary H. Filler
Waterstown
Robert Foltz
Martinsburg
Naomi McS. Voerele
Shenandoah Valley
Gur Bencho
New Gk
Noel Sanity Ruling in Montclair Kidnapping Case
Newark Sept. 21 Harrison W Noel Montclair youth charged with kidnapping six year old Mary Daly and killing Raymond Pierce a negro chauffeur is sane enough to plead to the indictment Judge Cafrey ruled. The court set opening testimony for next Thursday to decide if Noel is sane enough to stand trial. Noel refused to answer in court and a not guilty plea was entered. Alienists examined him but he remained silent until a doctor implied throat operation. The defense plans to hire alienists to argue insanity.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
Caffrey
Noel
Merritt Lane
Mystery surrounds death of Virginia woman
Richmond detectives probed the death of Mrs. Herbert E. Richardson Jr. whose body was found in her apartment as her husband, shot on the street, was hospitalized after a self inflicted wound. Coroner noted decomposition suggested a week since death despite family contact last Saturday.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Herbert E. Richardson Jr
Richardson
Thomas R. Pollard
Witfield
Former Congressman Named York Postmaster
Washington September 21 Former Congressman Edward F Brooks was appointed today as acting post master at York Pa succeeding Mc Lean Stock who personally presented his voluntary resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edward F. Brooks
York, Pa
McLean Stock
Mitchell Relieved From Active Duty in Texas
Col. William Mitchell was relieved from active duty on September 19 by order of Major General Ernest Hinds. The action stems from language used by Mitchell regarding service matters seen as subordinate to his superiors. The move was reported from San Antonio and Washington on September 21.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
William Mitchell
Afr
Caitlc
Ernest Hinds
Washington
Col. Mitchell
Hinds
Col
Mitchell
Ministers Plan Major Rally for Christian Forces
Frederick County Ministerial Association outlines plans for a Flying Squadron visit from Indiana on October 1 2 and a mass meeting on October 27 to support prohibition enforcement. The group also schedules a Lord's Day Alliance event, Boy Scout drives, Hood College Women cooperation, and a series of monthly programs for 1930 focusing on religious education, church leadership, and rural church issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Frederick
Boy Scout and Hood College
Fraterlel County Ministerial Association
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers W. Walck
W. BR. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Lord’s Day Alliance
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ells Wiliams
Joseph H. Apple
J. W. Kirk
C. A. Shilke
Loral
G. Ellis Williams
D. D
J W. Nick
Charles F. Ross, Jr
Washington, D. C
W. W. Costin
Ph. D
W. C
C. A. Neal
University of Maryland
L. C. Elderdice
Westminster
Joint meeting of three service clubs advances Frederick Scout drive
Regional Scout executive R F P Seymour from Philadelphia will help launch a Frederick county Boy Scout campaign to raise 4500. The drive runs from Wednesday to September 30 reaching Frederick city and county. A Hood College rally features Prof Ignatius Bjorlee and music by Hagan's orchestra. The plan includes 20 team captains and district canvassing with events at Hood College and Brodbeck Hall.
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R. F P. Seymour
Philadelphia
Frederick County
Frederick City
Seymour
Ignatius Bjorlee
Boy Scout Council
Hood College
Bjorlee
Charles Ph Conley
Lloyd C. Culler
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Hagan
Brodbeck Hall
Henry T. Wade
Tannhauser
Wisp
Nevin
Wolstenholme
Faust
Schubert
Frederick
Middletown
Buckestown
Iwi
Wagner
Bedford Dies at 61 Chairman of Standard Oil Board
Alfred C. Bedford chairman of the board of directors of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey died at his East Norwich Long Island home. He was 61 years old and had risen to president of the company at age 32 through long work and persistent effort in the oil business.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
East Norwich
Long Island
Mr. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Granted Divorce Obtained by Elizabeth Z Winter
Elizabeth Z Winter of Walkersville through attorney Reno Harp secured an absolute divorce from husband Harry C Winter of New Jersey. She is guardian of their infant Luther Edward Winter. A stray note adds that in Scotland Christmas Day fishing brings bad luck for the year.
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Elizabeth Z. Winter
Walkersville
Reno
Harp
Harry Co. Winter
New Jersey
Luther Edward Winter
Scotland
Deportation Sought for Prohibition Violators
United States District Attorney Buckner announced that hereafter he would seek the deportation of aliens found guilty of violating the prohibition law. He said he would seek the aid of the Department of Labor in the enforcement effort.
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Associated
New York
United States
Buckner
Department of Labor
Auto Wreck Near Rockville and Pawleeville
A Ford touring car ran off the road between Rockville and Pawleeville in Montgomery County Sunday afternoon, slid down an embankment, and tumbled into a stream. The top and fenders were damaged and vehicle parts scattered. no injuries or owner identified. Local residents gathered at the scene shortly after the incident.
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Rockville
Pawleeville
Montgomery
Near Miss With President Coolidge Ends In Fine
Nathan D. Smith of Baltimore faced a fine of 35 dollars after a close encounter where his car nearly struck President Coolidge. He appeared in court when the forfeited bond was set aside and the charge was deemed tardy. A secret service man reportedly directed his arrest after the incident on a street corner.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Tng
Nathan D. Smith
Baltimore
Cootidge
Smith
Secret Services
Coolidgs
Ostreet
New Move Made to Buy Harper’s Ferry Bridge
John N. Mackall chair of the Maryland West Virginia roads commission urged a joint meeting with Maryland and West Virginia attorneys generals to discuss purchasing the toll bridge at Harper’s Ferry from the Harper’s Ferry Bridge Company. The company seeks 100000 while talks contemplate offers near 60000 after 30000 in improvements since 1924.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Res Auert
Thomas H. Robinson
West Virginian Commission
Harper’s Ferry
Harper's Ferry Bridge Company
Mackall
Maryland
West Virginia
Mackill
Maghan
Prevention of forest fires urged in Maryland fairs
The Maryland State Department of Forestry warns the Fall fire season is near amid drought. Weather Bureau notes rainfall deficits and extreme dryness raising fire risk across Frederick and other counties. Agricultural officials plan forestry booths at fairs to educate on proper woodlot care and dangers of neglected campfires.
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Maryland
Mary- Jana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Army Air Service Seeks More Planes at Hearing Today
President's aircraft inquiry opened in Washington with the War Department pressed for more and better airplanes while opposing Col William Mitchell's plan for a separate air service. Army officials described air power as vital to defense yet to be integrated, not segregated. Open session followed a noon start after an executive phase.
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Associated Press
Washington
Speeral
War Department
William Mitchell
Capitol
Coolidge
S8erlary Davis
John L.ames
Market Pulls Back After Opening Strength In Stocks
The call month rate rose to 6 12 per cent as selling pressure emerged across motors utilities and tobacco shares. Traders cited profit taking guidance from commission houses while some railroad shares drew buying to counter the retreat. Bear traders pressed for a reaction amid concerns that rapid gains last week weakened market technicals.
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Associated Press
New York
Commission House
Notable Local Illnesses and Friends Meet at Walkersville
A roundup of residents from Poolesville to Jefferson notes multiple illnesses and recoveries. Frank G. Norris of Poolesville shows slow improvement after a week of illness while Myrtle Kepler of Middletown nears home after months at the State Sanatorium.
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Frank G. Norris
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Burkittsville
Myrtle Kepler
Win. Kepler
Middletown
Sabiliasville
Ernest Ahalt
Albert Ahalt
Frederick City Hospital
Stanley Kefauver
Frederick City
Minnie F. McBride
Braddock Heights
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nastvile
Tenn
State Normal School
Tows
Robert Lang
Jefferson
Chas. Lines
John King
Frank D. Trammaker
Liberty
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Baltimore
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Virginia
Raald Anundsrn
Hes
Ostia
Italy
Ray
Lord's Day Alliance
Rev. J. Adam
Douglass Woolf
J. Paul Wright
Ony
Paul Weight
P. J. Wade
Pela
Standard Oil Board
Alfred G. Bedford
Man
Harper's Ferry
Atlantic City
Frances Lee Collins
Shreveport
Louisiana
International Petroleum Ex
Tulsa
Army Air Service
Lakehurst
Shenandoah Inquiry
Lakahurat
Navy Court of
Shenandoah
Hilary P. Jones
Publc
Woman's Club
Methodist Episcopal Chorch
Prof
Ballard
University, of Maryland
Swnday School
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