Lima Jail Guards Threaten Dillinger Ally After Pierpont Verdict
In Lima Ohio guards trained machine guns on the county jail and warned Dillinger might try to free Pierpont. Pierpont was found guilty of first degree murder in the October bandit raid that freed Dillinger, and faced the electric chair. The defense planned a vast alert across Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
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Lima
National
John Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Jess L. Larber
Dillinger
Harold M. Bush
Pierpont
Gen. Bush
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Charles Makly
Russell Clark
Larber
Witness Pier Pont Reveals Prison Break Details
A 13 hour court session featured Pier Pont on the stand describing the September escape of ten Indiana state prison convicts and his travels with Dillinger. Tomorrow Makly faces trial for alleged jail break involvement, accused as one of three men in the jail office when Sheriff Sarber was shot and as the assailant described by Mrs. Sarber.
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Pierpont
Indiana
Dillinger
Makly
Sherif Sarber
Sarber
Students' League Presents Program in Diverse Nations
The Students' League of Many Nations staged a unique religious entertainment at First Baptist Church last evening. Representatives from Practical Bible Training School showcased native costumes, languages, and personal experiences from regions including Germany, Italy, the Philippines, Sweden, Russia, France, Mexico, Scotland, England, Hungary, and India. Music and readings depicted life across Europe and abroad, closing with America and violin solos as students strive to pay their way through college.
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Students’ League of Many Nations
Practical Bible Training School
Bible School Park
First Baptist Church
Europe
Marian Patterson
Schief
Semenio
Italy
Calvary Mountain
Degusman
Philippine Islands
Norman
Sweden
Klinefelter
Pennsylvania
Old Rugged Cross
Gaffney
Johnson City
Binghamton
N. Y
Shaya
Russia
Drake
Estrada
Mexico
Scotland
Brown
England
Gentry
Ortega
Big Eater
America
Somenio
Saint Luisa de Marillac Cannonized at St Peter’s
Vatican crowds greet the canonization of Blessed Luisa de Marillac co founder of the Daughters of Charity with Pope Pius XI presiding. The order, started in Paris in 1633, now has 4 000 chapters and about 40 000 nuns worldwide with North American houses in St Louis Normandy Emmitsburg Baltimore Philadelphia Brooklyn Niagara Falls Santa Barbara Chicago and New Orleans. Two Kansas penitentiary guards were suspended for failing to stop inmates attempting a wall escape.
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Vatican City
Luisa de Marillac
Daughters of Charity
Vincent de Paoli
St. Peter's
Pope Pius XI
Saint Vincent
Saint Luisa
Paris
St. Louis
Normandy
Emmitsburg
Baltimore, Md
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Santa Barbara
Cal
Chicago
New Orleans
Art Preview Tonight at Museum with Walther Exhibit
The Art Museum opens from 7 30 to 9 30 this evening for a preview of modern paintings by Charles I Walther of Baltimore and Middletown. At 8 30 Richard Carl Medford will lecture The Romance of Leonardo da Vine. The show tracks twenty five years of Walther’s work and includes Europe made paintings. Police search for the laser stethoscope recovered in Cumberland as a physician kit theft leads to a local youth arrest.
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Art Museum
Charles I. Walther
Baltimore
Middletown
Richard Carl Medford
Leonardo da Vine
Walther
Maryland Institute
Academia Julien
Paris
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Europe
Charcoal Club
Society of Baltimore Independent Artists
Baltimore Museum of Art
Montross Gallery
New York
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mr. Walther
Duncan Phillips
Claribel Cone
Etta Cone
Blanche Adler
George Boas
Grace Turnbull
Philip Wiegand
Clarence G. Emmert
Cumberland
Police of
East Washington Street
Baby with Tail Born in London Report
Chicago reports a two inch tail on a newborn observed at Metropolitan Hospital. The Journal of the American Medical Association cites the London correspondent noting the tail tapers to a point and is curly and sensitive. Removal is proposed. Prof Julian Huxley commented on varying embryonic growth rates.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
London
England
Metropolitan Hospital
Julian Huxley
Hull Sets Fishing Landing Record in 1933
A new record for fish landings was established at Hull England in 1933 with 4 196 000 hundred weights landed.
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Hull
England
City court fines drunk offenders and frees most arraignments
Frank Wilson 53 was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Magistrate Richard Dufey in city court yesterday on a charge of vagrancy. Thirteen men were arraigned on drunk charges, but most were dismissed.
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Frank Wilson
House of Correction
Richard Duffey
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival set for May in Winchester
Winchester Virginia announces the eleventh annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will take place in early May. Pinckney Arthur was named director general by the executive committee at today’s meeting.
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Winchester
Pinckney Arthur
Scouts Plan Industrial Tour Of Baltimore Trip
Scout officials map a March 16 trip for Troop 10 of Trinity Lutheran Church. The plan includes Crown Cork and Seal, Consolidated Gas and Electric, American Sugar Refinery, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Hendler Ice Cream, and a possible steamer tour aboard the Chatham. Depart Blue Ridge Bus terminal at 6 AM and return about 11 PM. led by Fred Entler with Claude Minnich Ed Zimmerman and Howard Johnston. reservations urged.
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Boy Scouts
Courty
Baltimore
Crown Cork and Seal Company
Crown Cork
Consolidated Gas and Electric Co
American Sugar Refinery Co
Standard Oil Co
N. J
Hendler Ice Cream Company
Chatham
Blue Ridge
Troop 10
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred P. Entler
Claude G. Minnich
Ed Zimmerman
Howard Johnston
Scouts to tour. school excused for participants
Tuesday afternoon final preparations are under way. Scouts whose parents are paid on the 16 may have arrangements made. For more information call the Scout office. Mr. B J Grimes, Superintendent of Schools, has arranged for the scouts to be excused from school during the tour.
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Scout Office
B J. Grimes
Science based cold remedy promises fast relief
Don’t let a cold linger. Hill’s Cascara Quinine tablets claim to end a cold by tomorrow with water, improving fever, toxins, and stomach comfort while avoiding head ringing. Aimed to persuade readers to demand the genuine red tin product.
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Hill
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