Decision in Bruno appeal due in full
Trenton N J June 21 Bruno Richard Hauptmann faces a long wait as 14 judges weigh defense claims in his appeal of the Lindbergh kidnapping conviction The court will return a ruling by late September or early October on issues including jury confusion around the infant s death transfer venue burglary of clothing and inflammatory statements by the prosecutor If the high court upholds the state Hauptmann team will take the appeal to the U S Supreme Court</analysis>
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Trenton
N.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hauptmann
David T. Wilents
United States Supreme Court
Wilentz
Lindbergh
Mercer County
Hunterton County
New Jersey
Thomas W. Trechard
Lind‘bergh
Gov Tingley Leads Wide Hunt For Missing Tourists In New Mexico
In Vaughn New Mexico on June 21 Gov Clyde Tingley ordered a large search for four visitors missing since a month. National guardsmen police federal agents and volunteers comb a 300 square mile rugged area near the last definite sighting of Mr and Mrs George Lorius of East St Louis and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer of Dugoin Nl in a case deemed possibly a homicide.
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Vaughn
N. M
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Hilnots
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Heberer
Duguoin
$1 Million Joucher Diamond On Display In New York
The $1,000,000 Joucher diamond is shown at the American Museum of History under bullet proof glass. Four thousand visitors on opening day did not attempt theft. Guards nearby practiced sharp shooting before duty.
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New York
American Museum of History
Guarda
Man helps hitchhiker then milk truck found abandoned
John K. Foster gave a hitchhiker a job and a truckload of milk with $2. The truck was later found abandoned in Canada with a note reading Gone for gas Be back later.
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Goshen
John K. Foster
Canada
Kiwanis Club to Sponsor July Fourth Children's Party
The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club unveiled plans for a second annual July 4 children’s celebration with a street parade at City Park 8:30 AM, patriotic entertainment, and free movie tickets for each participant. Rotary Lions Monarchs clubs aid expectancy of 4000+ children from Washington County. Edgar L. Jones chairs the committees. Four local Warner Bros theaters will show special children's films as the finale.
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Hagerstown
Warner Bros
Desperate Hunger Drives Lena Bellaw Toward Lake
Lena Bellaw, 26, jobless and destitute, sold nearly all she owned to obtain money. She told police someone stole her funds and that she planned to drown herself at the lake before collapsing. Friends at her rooming house offered aid and she then said she would not think of suicide again.
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Chhicago
Lena Bellaw
Miss Bellaw
Pim
Deaths in city and surrounding area include Mrs Selah Osborne
Multiple obituaries note deaths this week including Mrs Selah Osborne wife of James Osborne of 237 Jeterson Street who died early morning. Survived by husband and son James M Osborne. Funeral 10 am Monday at St Pauls U B Church with Rev Dr F Berry Plummer. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Also Charles A Brown 78 a huckster of Myersville died suddenly of a heart attack at brother in law Charles J Bittle's home. Survived by wife Ida, son Jesse Brown, daughter Geraldine, sister Mrs Alice Metzer and two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville. Miss Rosa Wolfe former city resident died in Washington DC with service later at Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Maude McCoy died aged 61 of kidney trouble at 105 Elizabeth Street. Survived by husband Harry F McCoy and several children and siblings. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at home, interment Rose Hill.
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Charles A. Brown
Myersville
Frederick County
Charles J. Bittle
Mr. Brown
Joseph and
Lena Schildknecht Brown
Blue Ridge
Ida Brown
Dover
N. I
Jesse Brown
Schnectady
N. Yi
Geraldine
N. J
Alice Metzer
Myeraville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. C. Kraft
Rosa Wolfe
Washington, D. C
St Paul's
U. B. Church
Harry Wolfe
Rose Hill
Maude McCoy
Harry F. McCoy
Elizabeth Street
Albert
Ethel
Lula Griffith
Mildred Turner
Hagerstown
Elmer
Harry Byrum
Sylvester
Falling Waters
Ethel Shaw
Annie Poole
Williamsport
Grace Turner
Thinks Redfern Still Alive After Eight Years
Captain I A Hamre of the Norwegian freighter Christian Krohg, in Baltimore, says the Georgia flier Paul Redfern, reported missing since 1927, may still be alive in the South American jungles after sighting him 165 miles off the Venezuelan coast during a 4600 mile flight to Rio de Janeiro. He watched Redfern circle the ship and wave, then head west, believing the aviator survives.
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Baltimore
Paul Redfern
I. A. Hamre
Christian Krohg
Hamre
Rio de Janeiro
Redfern
Hoppy Grove Dies After Prohibition Fame and Scandals
Harry A. Grove, 47, Frederick resident and central figure in national liquor law cases, died at his home. He drew nationwide attention with claims of prison pleasures and a $2000 golf expense, prompting a federal probe. Grove had a controversial past including the Horsey Distillery case and a disbarred lawyer.
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Frederick
Harry A. Grove
Grove
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Burkhitteville
Baltimore
Walter Ganster
Ganster
Himelf
Hagerstown Chosen as Next Meeting Site for State Firemen
The Maryland State Firemen’s Association selected Hagerstown as the next meeting city in Oakland yesterday by ballot 345 to 130 over Easton. Frank T. Scahfer of Westminster was elected president by 100 votes over J. Millard Tawes of Crisfield. George Wiseman of Bladensburg became first vice president 323 to 167 over James F. Imrie. T. W. Scott of Cottage City was unopposed for second vice president. George R. Lindsay of Hagerstown was secretary, and Frank W. Truitt of Ocean City won the treasurer post.
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Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Oakland
Easton
Frank T. Scahfer
Westminster
J. Millard Tawes
Crisfield
George Wiseman
Bladensburg
James F. Imrie
Bethesda
T. W. Scott
Cottage City
George R. Lindsay
Frank W. Truitt
Ocean City
Roosevelt Drives End to Feud Between Commission and NRA
Washington June 21 Roosevelt moves to end the two year feud between the Federal Trade Commission and NRA. Officials expect a friendly meeting as a stopgap plan to let the commission share in drafting voluntary codes. About 60 industries have inquired. the aim is to avoid duplication and ensure codes do not violate anti trust laws.
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Washington
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Commis
Junior Band Concert Opens Summer Series Tonight
The Junior Y Band of about ninety pieces performs at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Swimming Pool on Frederick Road. Prof Edwin C Partridge lists a public program including Military Escort Gypsy Festival Louise Our Director Rosita Campus Memories Home Town Band and other selections. free bleachers and ample parking are available.
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Frederick Road
Hdwin C. Partridge
Adaeges
Louise
Waltz
Rosida
Seredy
Bennett
Hayes
Lee -Fulton
Huffaker Accepts Church Post to Lead Youth and Music
Perry L. Huffaker of South Bend Ind has accepted a call from the Church of the Brethren in this city to head the Young People’s Department and oversee the church music program beginning September 1 He is noted as a leader in youth work across denominations and in Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia He has a Bachelor of Music from Northwestern University and has directed choirs glee clubs and orchestras In the past eight years he taught vocal and instrumental music at Central High School South Bend and directed the First Church of the Brethren choir He and his wife and two children plan to move to Hagerstown in August
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Perry L. Huffaker
South Bend
Ind
Church of the Brethren
Mr. Huffaker
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryand
Virginia
Northwestern University
Bvanston
Ill
Central High School
First Church of the Brethren
Huffaker
Hagerstown
Yale Wins Morning Regatta Double Over Harvard
Yale swept both morning races of its 734th regatta against Harvard in New London Conn Harvard led the freshman race most of the way but Yale sprinted to victory by eight feet. The junior varsity race ended with Yale ahead by a little over six feet as Harvard made a late push. President Roosevelt watched Franklin D Jr in Yale’s number 4 shell. Mrs Rooke and two sons traveled from Hyde Park to attend.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Elis
Bartlett's Cove
Eli Jaygees
Roosevelt
Franklin D., Jr
Rooke
Yei
John
Jame
Hyde Park
N. Y
Nice Seeks Convention in Baltimore
Martinsburg West Virginia June 21 Republicans here considered Gov. Harry W. Nice of Maryland proposing the next Republican national convention be held in Baltimore. Nice said he was launching a desperate effort to move the convention to Baltimore at a Republican rally yesterday.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Baltimore
Nice
Ofice
Leaders weigh must do plan as Congress acts
Senate debates tax moves tied to New Deal. Sen La Follette backs broader wealth taxes to fund relief while Sen Long questions Roosevelt plan. House Ways and Means Chair Doughton will consult the President on immediate action. American Legion renews push for soldiers bonus citing Morgenthau tax note.
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Senate Finance Committee
la Follette
Roosevelt
Senate
Long
D. la
Doughton
D. N.C
Hotgeways’ and Means Committee
American Legion
Morgenthau
Treasury
Legion
Bridge Question Raised On Potomac Toll Elimination
Martinsburg West Virginia June 21 Gov Harry W Nice of Maryland spoke at a Republican rally in Rosemont Park about Maryland West Virginia ties and the free Potomac bridge issue arguing the toll bridge should be removed. He also urged Maryland be host of the next Republican national convention and extended a national committee invitation.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Rosemont Park
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
West Virginia
Potomac
Alver
Nice
Republican Party
Divers search for two bodies after Allegheny river crash
Pittsburgh June 21 divers worked the Allegheny river for the bodies of Frank Christ aged from Shaler Township and his wife after a car left a bridge during a rain muddied crossing. Edward Betker driver escaped through a window and was rescued. A witness said the driver appeared to lose control.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Washington Crossing
Edward Betker
Frank Christ
Shaler Township
Betker
Christ
Anton Anderson
Higher taxes splitboard in Montgomery County
Montgomery County commissioners divided as three Fusionist members approved a 60 cent hike to 1.50 per 3100 valuation for the coming year. Democratic members Lansdale and Hagner refused to sign the order, arguing the rate is excessive, while Fusionists Karn Coughlan and King defended the majority signature. A Fusionist statement on the necessity of the increase was promised later.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Board of County Commissioners
Richard H. Lansdale
Robert D. Hagner
Frank H. Karn
Paul Coughlan
Charles E. King
Fusioniste
Italy Ponds Its Threat 10 Quit League
An Exhropian note presented to Geneva prompts Italy to consider leaving the League of Nations. Eden plans to visit Rome early next week after Paris. Discussions with Mussolini on naval and air issues may also cover East African border disputes and article ten and fifteen provisions. The piece argues Italy risks the League if another great power departs.
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Dute
Geneva
Eden
Rome
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
League
Ester
Germany
Japan
Chicago grain market quotations from Stein Bros and partners
Chicago grain market figures show July September and December futures for Wheat Oats and Rye with openings highs lows and closes. Quotations listed for July September and December across Wheat Oats and Rye including price points and ranges.
Transmitter expansion near Piedras Negras planned
A 10,000 watt sister station to the 75,000 watt XBPN transmitter near Piedras Negras is planned for construction at El Centinela plantation.
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Piedras Negras
el Centinela
Athlete's Foot Cure Promise At Cauffman's Drug Store
Emerald Oli is promoted as a fast antiseptic treatment for athlete's foot claiming clearance of symptoms within two weeks. The ad asserts the oil penetrates pores and cracks, is non greasy, and stain free, with a money back guarantee if not resolved. Stores listed in Peo phen Service Drug.
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Emerald Oli
Cauffman
Peophen Service Drug
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