Twenty Years Aging As Taken From Journal May I
A local well known restaurateur leased the Commercial Hotel on East Main Street and will take possession on May 18. A death shock rocked the city as Joseph C. Osborne, a respected young citizen, died after treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital on May 6. Fires and flames injured Paddy Wilcox at East Main street station when a car gasoline tank was tested. A local mother and daughter were arrested on federal warrants during recent Prohibition era raids. The Home Protection Lodge marks its twenty eighth anniversary with a gathering including an afternoon program and evening social. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Blinger on Sunday May 10. Mrs Elene Dugan, injured on St Elizabeth's steps, shows improved condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Betuwe
Mam
East Main Street
Reymond R
Paddy” Wilcox
Flaherty
Elene Dugan
St. Elizabeth's
Darling forgery case linked to County Commissioner
A forged check bearing County Commissioner Dell Darling’s signature was cashed after a youth posing as William McNeil bought a suit and extra trousers in downtown May 6. The youth fled with cash after receiving change, about 455.50, and has not been found. Police trace continues as another forged Darling signature check is sent to Capt. W fam Donahue for investigation, part of a wave of worthless drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Tom Flatley
Willam McNeil
Atore
Brie
Dell Darling
Wi Fam Donahue
Revisions in Army Medical Screening During World War II
Mental disturbances and literacy influenced selective service acceptances from August to December last year with changes in mentality and literacy criteria. Through 1949 and 1944 there was a rise in neuropsychiatric rejections, while 1944 methods improved detection of psychiatric disorders leading to more rejections. The Army later began accepting and treating syphilis cases, recognizing fit men were not always suited for military demands. About 9 million were called 1943 44 with roughly 3 million rejected, highlighting a need for broader physical standards and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Amy
Preamble references to God in treaties spark U S debate
The text notes varied views in the United States over including a reference to God in treaties and the Declaration of Independence preamble. It cites reactions from religious groups and figures like Kimball, highlighting opposition to omitting divinity from constitutional and international documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prida
Diety
Portugal
United States
Pred Kimball, Inc
W.dsth St
New-York
Independence Square
Chicago
Nature
We & Bond
Detroit
Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Pres
League Corted Press
Pattayanln
Rene Nals Reagan
Eenera Spt
Menton Aneiniam
Clymer Boy Scouts Enjoy Plane Rides at Falconer Airport
Thirteen Troop 25 Boy Scouts from Clymer were treated to airplane rides at Falconer airport this week. Reuben Selfridge arranged the flights, piloting by Albert Neckers with Mrs. Selfridge and Mrs. Lloyd Amine. Scouts Everett Warnshouse Llewellyn Legters Gilbert TeWinkle Lyle Warnshills and others took part. First flights for most, with five completing two runs and Robert Selfridge up three times. Ice cream afterward. Clarence Rhebergen is Scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Trope
Falcanen
Reuben Selfridge
Palconer
Cays
Albert Neckers
Reuben
Selfridge
Lloyd Amine
Everett Warnshouse
Llewellyn Legters
Gil
Bert TeWinkle
Lyle Warnshills
Richard [Neckers
Roger Beckerini
TeWinkle
Raymond TeWinkle
Carlton Bing
Maynard King
Jack Ardrink
Homer Loomis, Jr
Robert
Mr. Selfridge
Preamble to the Charter Shaped by Smuts and 1945 Proposals
A San Francisco conference committee drafts a preamble for a new world organization guided by Smuts 1945 ideas promoting peace human rights and equal rights for all nations. Molotov adds work and education rights while Paris 1919 debates race equality religious freedom and openness of the Covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marchal Smuts
South Africa
Paris
Smuts
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Dual Council Assembly
Molotov
Bally
How's Your I Q Quiz From Classifieds
A set of seven quiz questions asks who attended FDR's funeral as King George's representative, the country of Akyab, calendar day counts in months, which presidents are buried on the Hudson shore, who coined Knowledge is Power, two U S presidents awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the meaning of quo yadis, and who led the Democratic ticket in 1920 with Roosevelt as VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George of
Great Britain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hudson River
U.S
Golden Lax Tab Letts Boost Health by Cleanliness Theory
Abuntan energy and comfortable feeling of health are rewards of internal cleanliness. Golden Lax tablets have a tonic effect on the whole system. They regulate and stimulate the body. Sold by all druggists.
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Joseph C. Osborne
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
the Home Protection Lodge
Alton Blinger
John Irene
Forger
the Medical Society of the Gate of Reansylvanis
Argentina
Dumbarton Oaks
I. Q
Kryptok
Oxfords
Botta Ob A Rey
Eo Pa
Maxwell House Coffee
Raymonde
Carroll
Corry's
Mom
THE
RITZ
RADIO
OUR
Cas
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tademena
Lanston
S. Center St
Laur
Lauren
Harry B Willard
Shrew
Sted
Bebie
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