Poet Confesses to Slaying Wife and Daughters in Florida
Paul F. Bunge, 62, a Tampa poet, confessed to killing his wife and two daughters after being arrested following a self inflicted knife wound. Police say he and his wife planned deaths over financial troubles and chloroformed the children before the mother was killed.
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Tampa
Fla
Paul F. Bunge
W. D. Bush
Bunge
Bush
Werner W. Bunge
Mugford
Boston
Edith
Nina
Short Course Will Be Opened June 13
The 16th annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland will run June 13 to 18. Registration is limited to 700 due to housing and classroom constraints. Several counties have already filled their quotas. An aged Pennsylvania woman was slightly injured when a driverless car crashed into a tree at Snyder and Virginia avenues.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Misa Venia M. Kellar
University Extension Service
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Virginia Avenues
Snyder Avenue
Adult Classes Great Success In WPA Maryland Program
The Works Progress Administration in Maryland runs a comprehensive adult education program across 14 counties and Baltimore City. About 2000 adults attend more than 100 classes taught by 96 teachers, with literacy, stenography, bookkeeping, dramatics, homemaking, and nursery schools serving thousands, including 650 children in nursery care while parents work. A notable effort is the literacy work at the Maryland State Penal Farm where 135 inmates annually complete reading and eight grades of schooling.
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Baltimore
Works Progress Administration
Maryland
Little Tech
Baltimore City
WPA
F. H. Dryden
Caroline
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George
Queen Anne
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Dryden
Washington County
Negro Held For Liquor Making in Hagerstown
George Robinson alias Tobe Robinson, a colored man, was returned to face a charge of illegal liquor manufacture after a garage blast on February 19, 1937. He admitted aging whiskey over a stove as a keg exploded and set a fire that burned him while he fled. He surrendered in Steelton, Pennsylvania, and was described as wanting to finish the matter quickly. The blaze occurred in a garage behind 100 black Jonathan street.
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George Robinson
Tobe Robinson
Hagerstown
Isanogle
Robinson
Steelton
Jonathan
Convention Draws 400 Retail Grocers Here Today
Four hundred retail grocers attend the annual convention. The morning session opens with Roy B. Mowen presiding, Keefer reports, and Hector Lazo of the Cooperative Food Distributors of America to speak on endorsing the Patman Chain Store Tax. Congressman and state officials invited for tonight’s banquet headlined by U.S. Senator Millard Tidings, with Governor Nice among those invited.
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Hotel Alexander
National Biscuit Company
National Biscuit Co
Roy B. Mowen
Triangle Grocers’ Association
Keefer
Patman
Tax Hill
Hector Lazo
Cooperative Food Distributors of America
State Armory
U. S
Millard Tydings
Harry W. Nice
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Harry J. Haines
Pennsylvania
Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
W. 8. Gordy, Jr
W. Lee Elgin
Ernest W. Miller
Francis Keefer
Harry W. Walker
Roosevelt considered national tour to back candidates
For weeks there was talk Mr. Roosevelt might tour the country this summer. He has not indicated any definite plan. A national tour could be used to advocate for his preferred candidates through speeches and visits. Senator Norris warned that if the president chose partisan rhetoric he could face defeat on major issues in the next Congress. In another note, Edna Wolfe of Hagerstown was injured in an accident near McConnellsburg and taken to Washington County Hospital with a broken ankle.
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Roosevelt
Norris
McConnellsburg
Edna Wolfe
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Pinched nose of Stalin recalled by Soloman in seminar years
Denver May 9. Josef Stalin ran Russia and Soloman, a Denver restaurant worker, recalled pinching Stalin's nose during seminary days in Rus. Soloman said Stalin was the least conspicuous student, among many who doubted his future success and often teased him.
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Denver
Josef Stalin
Russia
P. Solomon
Solomon
Stalin
Rus
Stall
Viscarianovich Dehugashivili
Salomon
Tip Prizes Divided and Cat Trap Story on West Antietam Street
A terse local item notes tip prizes divided and a terrier that won kittens from their mother. A tip from a West Antietam Street girl describes a cat trap under a porch for weeks, followed by release. The Daily Mail prints tips on its front page weekdays between 7 30 am and 1 30 pm. Call 105 with stories or mail to the Tip Editor Daily Mail.
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West Antietam Street
Daily Mail
Cee
Genl Higgins To Speak Here In Hagerstown
General Edward Higgins head of the International Salvation Army speaks in Hagerstown on Tuesday May 10. He will address a noon meeting in the Hotel Alexander ballroom and an evening service at 7 40 at St Pauls M E church. Higgins travel covers four days in Maryland and northern West Virginia. He recently celebrated a golden wedding anniversary and has seven children. Local clubs and officials plan to hear him at noon with mayor and council Rotary Kiwanis Monarch Meridian Zonta and Lion Club joining. Reservations may be made by Captain C Langley Andrews.
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Edward Higgins
International Salvation Army
Hagerstown
Higgins
Hotel Alexander
St. Paul’s M. E
Maryland
West Virginia
Mia
General Higgins
County Commissioners
Rotary
Kiwanis
Monarch
Meridian
Zonta
Liona
General
George H. Marshall
Stout
Bund Manager Grand Jury Action Faces Henry Hauck
Henry Hauck, manager of Camp Siegfried in Yaphank for the German American Settlement League, is arrested on a charge of violating state civil rights law. Warrants were issued by Roy P. Monahan, state commander of Disabled War Veterans. Hauck pleaded innocent and posted a $1,000 cash bond.
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Henry Hauck
Siegfried
Long Island
German-American Settlement League, Inc
Yaphank
Hauck
Roy P. Monahan
New York State
Status of famous hunter 18 sought
New York May 9 Whether Frank Buck the famed hunter is an actor or a scientist is a question. The American Federation of Actors AFL has a contract with Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus now in Brooklyn calling for union affiliation of its employees.
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New York
Frank Buck
American Federation of Actors
AFL
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Brooklyn
Ita
Emmanuel Church Program Tomorrow
An Emmanuel United Brethren Church social hall event on Tuesday evening May 10 at eight features a one act comedy titled The Hicksville Bungler and a Mirthquake Minstrel show. Charles Wetzel serves as interlocutor with premier endmen named Willie.
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Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Summitt Avenue
Howard Street
Crider Men's Bible
Diana
First U. B. Church
Waynesboro
Charles Wetzel
Willie
Friendly Men’s Bible Class staged minstrel for church debt
Heefner and Smoky Barnhart headline a church minstrel featuring ten persons including three ladies in the playlet, twelve endmen in the minstrel, and a ten member chorus with nine musical hits. Miss Pauline Powell accompanies. The event, under Emmanuel Church Friendly Men's Bible Class, invites public attendance to aid the church debt.
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Heefner
Barnhart
Pauline Powell
Friendly Men's Bible Class
Emmanuel Church
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