Creech Faces Perjury Charge in Senate Hearings
Ted Creech, Harlan county Kentucky mine superintendent, faces a federal perjury charge with a preliminary hearing set for today after his arrest following testimony at a Senate civil liberties committee inquiry into labor suppression in Kentucky coal fields. He claimed another witness admitted to being drunk, while also denying intimidating workers. former officials testified of 1934 orga nization efforts and violent deputy actions in Harlan.
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Washington
Ted Creech
Harlan County
Epall
Creech
Senate
Robert L. Bonham
Richard C .Tackett
Kenetucky
Harlan County Coal Operators’ Association
Charles I. Dawson
Louisville
United Mine Workers
Coal Company
William Turnblazer
Harlan
Ruby Laffoon
National Guard
Carl Williams
George Lee
Lee
Willams
Frank White
BR. L. Lawson
Cornell- Lewis Coal Company
Smothers Pain Corns Shed Off
Pain goes away as Smothers Pain Corns sheds quickly. The remover softens corns through tough skin and works fast, relieving soreness. Easy to use and seldom fails, sold at drug stores for 35 cents.
Master Follows His Dog In Death
Chicago today reports four year old Arthur Hannen followed his pet dog to death after the dog was killed when a speeding train crushed it. The boy’s widowed mother says Arthur, distraught over the loss, walked with a man named Hansen who was later killed by a passenger train at the same location where the dog died, despite warning signals from trainmen.
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Chicago
Arthur Hannen
Hansen
Esther Marquis Conroy
Los Angeles
Joseph F. Conroy
J. A. Stambler
Conroy
J. Carsini
Bishop Stamm to Preach at St Pauls Church Thu Evening
The senior bishop of the Evangelical Church, John S Stamm D D LLD, will preach on The Crisis in Character at St Pauls Evangelical Church North Potomac Street. The service will be led by Rev R S Daubert with Scripture read by Rev W M Beattie and prayers by Rev R A Spahr. The First Baptist Church choir will direct the music with Mrs A H Sherman and organist Mrs A C Harbaugh. The public is invited.
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Evangelical Church
Union
St. Paul's
M. EL
North Potomac Street
Johns. Stamm
North Central College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Chi
Cago University
Albright College
Stamm
Missouri
Tlinois
Naperville
Evangelical School of Theology
Reading
MC. AL
First Baptist Church
A. H. Sherman
A. C. Harbaugh
Thorpe profiles leading business editor and writer
A portrait of Nation's Business Magazine editor and writer Mr. Thorpe. He is noted for broad influence in Washington on business trends and legislation. He has authored several books and leads a magazine with 275000 subscribers, while holding multiple directorships and teaching journalism.
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Washington
United States
Nation’s
Thorpe
Chamber of Commerce of
James M.beck
Supreme Court
National Metropolitan Bank
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Capital Transit Company
National Publishers Association
Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
George Washington University
University of Washington
University of Kansas
Nation
Birthday Gift Sent To Princess Elizabeth
Winds or, April 31. The Dukef Windsor sent a birthday gift to Princess Elizabeth heir presumptive to the throne who abdi cated. She will be eleven tomorrow and receives a saddie riding crop a horse named Snowball a tennis racket and Sir Walter Scott novels. An afternoon birthday party is planned in Windsor Castle drawing room.
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Windsor
England
Elizabeth
Jace Edge
David
George
Snowball
Sir Walter Scott
Windsor’ Castle
Vollmer Seeks To Raise Public Opinion Of Cops
August Vollmer the Berkeley police chief turned UC professor plans to retire and devote himself to writing He aims to educate the public about policing and reduce contempt for officers He has led police college training since 1916 and calls current forces amateur and flawed in internal structure He envisions four year college training for all officers and notes many graduates will join the force this spring
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Sam Jackson
Berkeley
Calif
August Vollmer
University of California
United States
Vollmer
University of Chicago
California
Jnew
Rut Vollmer
Publishers Warned Freedom Must Guide Newsrooms
New York April 21 Jerome D Barnum president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warned publishers of small newspapers that press freedom must remain uncensored by government. He spoke at a jubilee session stressing liberty and criticized pressure from powerful propaganda while noting small papers face tougher tasks in maintaining independence and credibility. The session opened with a lengthy shop talk on preserving free discussion and the role of publishers in small communities.
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New York
Jerome D. Barnum
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Barnum
Syracuse
N. Y
Standard-Post
Lberty
Freedom
Stewart
Tilghmanton and Bakersville Church Notes
Tilghmanton on April 25 offers Sunday school at 2 and preaching at 3 at the Hill. Bakersville holds Sunday school at 9 30 and C BE at 7 30 led by Josephine Lowery. Rev Walter S Fisher of Boonsboro spoke last Sunday evening. Burial at Bakersville cemetery recalls Mrs Lucretia Lille Newcomer of Halfway. News also notes the death of Norman Jacobs, youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs George Jacobs.
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Tilghmanton
Bakersville
C. BE
Josephine Lowery
Walters. Fisher
Boonsboro
Lucretia
Lille Newcomer
Halfway
Norman Jacobs
George Jacobs
Village News Roundup Hits Local Happenings
Burial held Saturday in Manor cemetery with services at A. K. Coffman area. Harry Eckman from Baltimore visited Mrs. Ann Sprecher and family. Daniel Smith is not well. Rev. Lester Myers of Hagerstown visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nave. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Nutter moved to Mongan French property. Mrs. Eddie Stockslager visited sister Mrs. Geo. Rowland beyond Lydia. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaw visited Mapleville relatives. Charley Immer is indisposed. Norman Emmert and daughter Ethel and brother Harry went to University Hospital Baltimore for treatment. Irven Kaylor of Mapleville visited sister Mrs. Earl Snow. French peasants train hogs to root underground for truffles.
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Eddie Stockslager
Geo. Rowland
Lydia
Earl Shaw
Mapleville
Charley Immert
Norman Emmert
Ethel
Harry
University Hospital
Baltimore
Irven Kaylor
Ane Herbal Remedy Promises Relief in West Virginia News
Local readers hear testimonials about the herbal compound ANE once called ARAX touted as helping indigestion constipation dizziness weak spells and joint pains. The ad notes a Washington Street vendor in Hagerstown offering free health booklets and daily explanations of ANE’s merits to prospective customers.
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Cauffman
East
Washington Street
Scott Barnes
Cherry Run
West Virginia
East Washington Street
Hagerstown
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Walck
Greencastle, PA
Tolds
Old Soldier’s Home
Leavenworth
Kas
America
Mrs. Earl Snow
W. Va
Mr. Scott Barnes
Meeta
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Summit Ave
Shelton Household Appliances
South Potomac St
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