Three Slayings Reported Near Homer Beasley Area
In June near Homer, near Homer's Beasley and Watkins fatalities surface as authorities report found bodies after a hill area discovery. Arrests tied to a triple slaying from late Saturday. Beasley, Watkins, Gann victims described with gunshot and gash injuries.
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Mealester
Okla
Kers
Homer Beasley
Hobart
Watkins
Bill Gann
Ckley
Billmore
Leld
Beasley
Ordination and marriage plans for Baltimore minister
Dr Ott To ordain young minister Ott Heller of Baltimore after ordination at English Evangelical Lutheran Church in Baltimore this Sunday. Rev Dr J Luther Hoffman will lead the service with Dr Henry W Snyder preaching. Heller will marry Miss Jean Vickers at St Albans West Virginia on Wednesday. He will then join his bride in Newville Pa as pastor of St Pauls Church.
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Maryland Synod
Lutheran, Church
Ott Heller
Baltimore
J. Luther Hoffman
Henry W.snyderaril
Helier
Newville, Pa
S J. Paul
C Curch
U S Tree Planting Trebled Last Year
The U S Forest Service Civilian Conservation Corps and NRA crews planted over 69 215 acres last year in national forest areas doubling prior efforts. Also noted is a square dance event at Row's Park Tuesday night with Carl Wilton and his Happy Six performing.
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U.S
Washington
National Foresta
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
NRA
Berry Urged Withdrawal Of Blue Eagle At Harriman Mills
George L. Berry, recently an NRA emissary, told newsmen he advised Hugh S. Johnson to withhold restoring the firms Blue Eagle until it accepts a 115 point program. The Harriman hosiery mill closed, leaving 653 workers out of work. Johnson received a field report from A. R B. Glancy and was expected to respond to charges NRA was prosecuting the firm. Berry said workers supported his proposal but mill management demurred on two points.
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Washington
George L. Berry
NRA
Harriman
Tennessee
Hugh 8. Johnson
Johnson
A. R B. Glancy
Berry
Baltimore Bar Association seeks disbarment of attorney Ades
The Bar Association of Baltimore filed before the Supreme bench on Monday to disbar or discipline Bernard Ades who defended Evel Lee in a murder case. The group accuses Ades of highly improper conduct unbecoming of a lawyer, malpractice, fraud, and deceit.
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Baltimore
The
Bar Association of Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Bernard Ades
Evel Lee
Eastern Shore Negro
Ades
Deaths in local area recounts three 68 year olds and widow
Notices list Ulysses S. Myers of Sharpsburg 68 who died at San Mar Home from complications, with two brothers Charles and Harry and several sisters. funeral at Leaf funeral home Williamsport then Bakerville Lutheran Church. interment Bakersville. William P. Young 68 of 1423 Virginia Ave died at Washington Country Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage. employed by Western Maryland Railway over 30 years. survived by wife daughter Mrs Roy Slyer and sisters. funeral at home then Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs Mary Robinson died at her home 3% Bethel Street aged 72. survived by two daughters Mrs John R. Watson and Mrs Rosetta Walker, sister Mrs Florence Harmon, brother Frank S. Keys, five grandchildren. funeral at Ebenezer Church with burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Ulysses S. Myers
San Mar
Mr. Myers
Sharpsburg
Lutheran Church
Charles
St. James
Harry
Williamsport
Margaret
Bertha
Otho Glass
Wagerstown
E. B. Miller
Blackwell
Oklo
Leaf Funeral Home
Bakerville Lutheran Church
W.L. Remsberg
Bakersville
William P. Young
Virginia Avenue
Washington Country Hospital
Western Maryland Railway Company
Ite
Western Maryland Relief Association
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Modern Woodmen
Roy Slnyer
Ida Moore
Emmitsburg
Isaac Byler
Union Bridge
J. Edward Harms
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary
Robinson
Bethel Street
John R. Watson
Rosetta Walker
Florence Harmon
Frank 5. Keys
Ebenezer A. M. EK
Ebenezer Church
Rose Hill
Ceme Lerr
Roosevelt Pacific Island trip blends rest and fact finding
President Roosevelt sails from Annapolis on the U S S Houston for Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and Pacific reaches. The itinerary includes Cartagena Panama Canal and Hawaii en route back to the mainland with visits to the Bonneville project Fort Peck Mount Rushmore and Pearl Harbor. Officials say trip is unofficial with focus on New Deal data and figures.
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Sigrid Arne Washington
U. S. S. Houston
Houston
Annapolis
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Cartagena
Colombia
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Columbia River
Fort Peck
Montana
Gutzon Borglum
Mt. Rushmore
Black Hills
PWA
Union
CWA
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Marine Corps Station
St. Croix Island
Honolulu
Hawaian Islands
Pearl Harbor
Java
Franklin, Jr
John
Williamson
Abe Zane
Te Levue Annapolis
U.S
The
Columbia
Pacific
Burhan's Millinery Offers Clearance Hats at Sale Prices
General Millinery Clearance features an entire line of straw hats formerly priced from 1.98 to 10.00 each, now at four price points. Color selections include black brown navy green and pastel shades with all white hats specially priced. Visit 36 N. Potomac St Ady for the sale.
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Burhan's Millinery
N. Potomac St
Ady
Rotary International gathers in Detroit for NRA code debate
Rotarians from about thirty nations convene in Detroit for the twenty-fifth Rotary International gathering. Keynote by Charles F. Kettering of General Motors as they examine how well NRA codes reflect Rotary principles amid the convention’s second session.
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Detroit
Ro Marians
NRA
Rotary
Rotary International
Charles F Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Assembly Backs Prohibition Move in United Presbyterian Church
The 76th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church backed a federal lynching crime bill, pledged support to the Anti-Saloon League and WCTU, backed the proposed twenty second amendment granting federal liquor control, and approved campaigns by the Roman Catholic Church and the Federal Council of Churches for decency in motion pictures.
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Oxford
World Court
76Th General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Assembly
Roman Catholic Church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
British pros lead Open qualifying at Royal Cinque Ports
Percy Alliss and James Adams each shot 67 at Sandwich England on June 26 to post 36 hole totals of 141 and take provisional lead in the British open qualifying over the Royal St Georges lay out.
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Sandwich
Eng
Royal Cinque Ports
Percy Alliss
James Adams
Royal St. Georges
Merger of Evangelical and General Synods Formed
Churchmen from 40 states gathered in Cleveland for the organic merger of the Evangelical Synod of North America and the General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States. The union, approved a year earlier, creates a church fellowship exceeding 900000 members, marking a major milestone in American Protestant history.
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Cleveland
Evangelical Synod of North America
General Synod of the Reformed Church
United States
Chevies Triumph Over Cabbies 8-6 In County League
Hoffman Chevies edged Paramount Cabbies 8 to 6 at City Stadium last night. Bagent earned credit for steady play while Berger pitched well for the Cabbies but failed to capitalize on key breaks.
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Bagent
Hoffman Chevies
Paramount Cabbies
City Stadium
Berger
Cabbies
Sam C. Kaylor Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Samuel C. Kaylor Beaver Creek farmer and former deputy sheriff announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He was the party nominee four years ago but lost to Sheriff W. Bruce Downing in the general election. Kaylor served as deputy under two former sheriffs and is familiar with sheriff duties.
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Samuel C. Kaylor
Beaver Creek
Hias
W. Bruce Downing
Kaylor
Montgomery County Drops All Charges in Bank Case
Benjamin White a farmer The Rev Mr Crook deposited 147 on September 2 1951 the day before the bank crash The Rev Mr King deposited 100 and White 25 The March test notes Coblentz tried twice due to bank failure with prior convictions and appeals across Allegany Howard Baltimore Frederick Carroll counties with new charges pending.
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Benjamin White
Crook
King
Mr. White
Coblentz
Allegany County
Howard County
Court of Appeals
Howard ‘County
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Carroll County
Chicago Grain Market Quotation by Stein Bros and McComas-Armatrong
The Chicago grain market quote notes figures from Stein Brothers and Boyce as listed at the McComas Armatrong Building. Prices and commodities are cataloged for market observers.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armatrong Building
Kidnapping and Extortion Gang Sweep Extended
Prosecution details a wide extortion and arson ring in which Mrs Elela Pisant and others were arrested. They allegedly drove Romol and her son on arson "jobs" while denying knowledge of torture. The gang defrauded insurers of about 1 million dollars and claimed fees up to ten percent. Investigators probe whether more fires, including a fatal 1931 Chicago Loop blaze, are linked and if three firemen died in related arsons.
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Elela Pisant
Romol
Matty
Welch
Thomas Kelly
State Attorney’s Office
Chicago
Loop
Seer’s Friday Forecast Leads to Police Reading
In Philadelphia on June 26 a clairvoyant told William Coppage to return Friday for a reading predicting future events. Coppage returned with three policemen who detained the seer, identifying him as Albert Ross, in a police action tied to the reading.
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Philadelphia
William Coppage
Coppage
Albert Ross
Car crash links hospital trip after razor attack
Joseph M. White, recovering from a prior razor wound, was involved in a collision after his car tangled with a black driver during a dispute in St. Louis on June 26. He continued to the hospital in a police car.
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ST. Louis
Joseph M. White
White
Children Reel In Big Catch As Adults Struggle
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 26 a dozen fishermen battled the Ohio River for fish and costly gear but were outpaced by Richard Williams and Jim Carnahan both seven years old who arrived with oil cards pins and worms and within an hour caught more ash than all the others combined. City Detective William Pete returns from vacation and resumes duty spending days at Charles Town to pursue packing winners a tougher task than catching criminals.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Richard Williams
Jimmie Carnahan
William Pete Ra
Pete
Charles Town
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Harry Chaney
Hodges
Joseph Wibberly
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Norfolk and Western
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Blue Eagle
BAR Association
Mrs
Mary Robinson
I Peck
H. L. Mills
W. Baltimore
Pacific Islands
Mendieta
Carlos Medieta
Cuba
Tiscornia
Havana
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Knud Hamsum
Caribbean
United Fruit
Colon
Panama
Tom Cross
Firestone
Rotarians
Emaline Pigott
Morehead City
N.C
Manteo
Roanoke Island
North Carolina
Walter Raleigh
Dublin County
Arturo Toscanini
Debussy
Ganta Walska
Orchestra Symphonique de Paris
Spencer
M. Minnis Osborne
Chevies
Sam C. Kaylor
Montgomery County
Foday
Amer
Atchison
B&o
Beth. Steel
OL Cane
Chrysler
Aay
Consol, Gas
Consul
Crown Ck. & Sh. DuPont Sid
Gen. Elect
Gen. Motora
Goodyear Toeun
NY. Central
North Amer
Penna RR
Radio
Sta
Steel Reese
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
West’housa
Western Union
MD. Wasae
Ones
Texas Corp
Uy Warner Bros
Chicago Grain Market
Fay
AM Fay
Georgia
Rouse Produce
W. Franklin
W. Mrr
Lake Hartle Bros
Antietam St
Dixie Belles
Tom Watsons
Green Mountains
Teeee
K. T. Hager, Inc
Prospect Streets
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