NABBED AND SOUGHT IN BALTIMORE GANG RAID
In Baltimore a gun battle with Justice Department agents left gangster Robt. Mais, 28, near death with six bullet wounds after a chase ends with his capture along with William Davis and Marie McKeever, the latter admitting presence in a room where Elizabeth Fontaine was shot. Mais received a blood transfusion from Patrolman Robert H. Busick and may need another as authorities hunt three more gangsters tied to the Washington Philadelphia and Richmond robberies.
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Baltimore
Robt
Fais
Department of Justice
Mais
William Davis
Marie McKeever
Balliere
George Phillips
Washington
Hiladelphia
Richmond
John HW. Minkens
McKeever
Uner Darby
Elizabeth Fontaine
Phillips
Fontaine
Killips
Department of Justicee
Mais Ana Davis
Chine
Robert H. Busick
Busick
New Elk Lodge officers to be installed at Hagerstown
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Charles V Swing of Cambridge Md will officiate the installation of Hagerstown Lodge No 378 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Park Geiger Jr is exalted ruler elect succeeding J Leister Mobley. Geiger will be the youngest exalted ruler in Elkdom. Other officers include Frank Kaiss Jr, J Morris Guidez, David R Bair, Ross F Kouitz, Edward K Bachtell, Frank N Hoffein, George A Zook, E Leister Mohley, John G Sommers, Robert Dudley, and George Buys. A social session will follow.
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Charles v2. Swing
Cambridge
Hagerstown Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
P. Park Geiger, Jr
J. Leister Mobley
Geiger
Elkdom
United States
Focal Lodge
Hagerstown
David R. Bair
Ross F. Kouitz
Edward K. Bachtell
Frank N. Hoffein
George A Zook
Ryler
E. Leister Mohley
John G. Sommers
Robert Dudley
George ‘Buys
Dr Poling to Speak at First U B Church Martinsburg
Dr Daniel Poling will speak at 7 15 tonight at the First U B Church Martinsburg instead of 7 30 o clock A banquet in his honor starts at 5 30 this afternoon Poling is in Martinsburg for the State Christian Endeavor Union convention being held there.
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Daniel. Poling
U. B
Martinsburg
Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
Such Women Are Dangerous at Henry's Theatre
Warner Baxter stars as a bachelor novelist loved by three women in Such Women Are Dangerous opposite Rosemary Ames Rochelle Hudson and Mona Barrie. The film, praised for Baxter and the supporting cast including Herbert Mundin and Henrietta Crosman, runs today through Thursday after an opening day success.
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Warner Baxter
Rosemary Ames
Rochelle Hudson
Mona Barrie
Henry’s Theatre
Baxter
Herbert Mundin
Henrietta Crosman
Desert Love Drama Heat Lightning at Colonial Theater
Desert Love Drama Heat Lightning comes to the Colonial Theatre today with an all star cast led by Aline MacMahon. The Warner Bros. picture blends action, romance and light comedy set in the Mojave Desert. The plot spans twenty four hours with three clandestine romances and a climactic murder by a girl who cannot resist her lover, a charming crook played by Preston Foster.
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Colonial
Aline MacMahon
Warner Bros
Grand Hotel
Union Depot
Central Park
Mojave Desert
Preston Foster
Pool Opens With Large Attendance at Frederick Street
The Municipal Pool on Frederick Street opened for the season with nearly 1,000 paid admissions. Manager H. M. Lippy announced constant water recirculation through four filtering vats, hourly chemist tests under State Board of Health oversight, on duty lifeguards with Red Cross certificates, and moved lunch concession for swimmers. College students became waiters as 110 Black employees struck in Birmingham restaurants.
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Frederick Street
H.M. Lippy
State Board of Health
Birmingham
Ala
Styles On Show At Maryland Theatre In Hagerstown
Ladies sport outfits for seashore golf tennis and hiking were modeled in a vaudeville style review at the Maryland Theatre. The event featured bathing suits two piece designs riding jackets bright colors and fashionable footwear with models from Chambersburg and local studios. The show runs again tonight and Wednesday under Frank Boucher management.
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Maryland Theatre
McFaddin
Hagerstown
Dorothy Geraldine Paxton
Lorraine Bowman
Chambersburg
Virginia Spahr
Betty Ann Bowers
Juanita Cromwell
F. S. Strasser
Ruth Denlinger
Stewart Paxton
George Emmons
Dorothy Dermody
F. E. Strasser
Strasser
Glovella Hess
Hilda Newlin
Pauline Davis
Alice Gossert
Charlotte Flora
Eleanor Harbaugh
Frances Moss
Martha Cossert
Florence Artz
Rachel Miller
Neva Bent
Hazel Dinkledoff
Dorothy Bovey
Catherine Schmidt
Kitty Baker
Frances Thomas
Lucille O'Bryan
Virginia Stottler
Ann Bawek
Dorothy G. Paxton
Frank Boucher
Smarty
F. Hugh Herbert
Joan Blondell
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Otto Kruger
Karen Morley
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Janet Gaynor
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