Lawmakers weigh eight lynching suspects named by Maryland AG
The Senate Judiciary sub committee debated calling eight men named by Maryland Attorney General William Preston Lane as participants in the Armwood lynching at Princess Anne. Witnesses included opponents of the Costigan Wagner bill and two who were dismissed as witnesses for Communist propaganda.
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Crisfield
Jack Sterling
Jackson Sterling
Randolph Sterling
Martin Duer
Pocomoke
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Rusty” Heath
International Labor Defense
Euel Lee
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New York
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United States
Simon E. Sobeloff
Congress
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McKendre Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Ship survivors in grave danger as ice floe drifts
Moscow reports 101 survivors of the sunken steamship Cheliuskin in grave danger on a breaking ice floe in the Bering Strait. Eight women and two children are among those marooned for nine days, with rescue hindered by storm, shifting ice, and high winds despite food supplies.
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Moone's Emerald OM Oil Promises Quick Relief
Courtman's Cut Rate Store offers Moone's Emerald OM full strength two ounce bottle. Advertising claims fast relief with a money back guarantee after a short course of use to convince customers that symptoms will disappear.
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NRA Meeting Planned Here in Hagerstown
Three NRA meetings are scheduled for Monday February 26 in Hagerstown with Arthur E. Hungerford Maryland NRA Compliance Director speaking. Luncheon at 12 15 scheduled at Hotel Alexander in the Chamber of Commerce ballroom with 75 cent charge and reservations due by Saturday noon. A women’s meeting follows at 2 30 for farm and business women and homemakers, and a 7 30 meeting at Mogse Hall West Antietam Street for employed persons.
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Mogse
Antietam Street
Trio Held in Hold-Up Case
James Perry 34 Robert Murray 44 and Willard Butler 24 were held on April grand jury action in bond robbery case at Bond restaurant on North Jonathan Street. Bonds identified the trio from the witness stand after a hold-up that rifled $15 from the cash register following a late night visit for coffee.
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James Perry
Robert Murrray
Willard But Ter
Richard Sweeney
Bond
William and
Kenneth Bond
North Jonathan Street
Arrests Tied to Local Robbery After Early Morning Heist
Lieut. Joseph Desmond and Patrolman Max Rickard led arrests a few hours after the robbery. Both men denied any participation in the crime.
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Max Rickard
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