Army Day to Be Featured by Kiwanis in Frederick
Frederick observes Army Week April 3 to 9 with an Army Day dinner by the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Major Charles Bowman Strome, Maryland Delaware Military District public information officer and former Eisenhower staffer, will be the official speaker. Maryland events cover Salisbury Frederick Cumberland Westminster Elkton Hagerstown Annapolis and Baltimore.
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Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Charles Bowman Strome
Maryland-Delaware
Eisenhower
Strome
Maryland
Salisbury
Cumberland
Westminster
Elkton
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Baltimore
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
U. S. Air Forces
Association of Commerce
Aan Air Show
Miliary Order of the World Wars
United States
Hoover Commission calls for reform of overlapping government
The Hoover Commission urges appraisal of government functions across federal state and local levels to identify which can be better run at each level. It also calls for revising the tax system to ensure localities and states have adequate resources. The report stresses long-standing needs and commends action to address inequities.
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Hoover Commission
Commission
Canada offers tax cuts and relaxed imports in postwar boom
Finance Minister Douglas Abbott predicts unexcelled prosperity for another year and outlines sweeping tax cuts. Income tax near 32 percent reduction, small business taxes cut, jewelry tax halved, and many levies wiped out. Canada claims tax burden will fall below the United States and middle brackets pay less than U S rates. A bright postwar economic vision calls for lessons from Canada.
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Douglas Abbott
Canada
National Liberty Party
United States
States
Congress
White House
Auctioneers sale and local incidents from 1899 columns
Auctioneer Walter Saunders sold 19 shares of Central National Bank stock at City Hotel for $32.05 per share. While moving, Christian Wilson’s stove fell, injuring his right hand. The health officer reports measles prevalent and warns of pneumonia risk. March deaths total 54 in city and county. Eugene L. Remsburg, Fayetteville NC, notes five Springfield soldiers traveling from Macon GA will pass through the county. Col John L. Dutrow Walkersville auctions reports a work horse sold at county sale for $140.
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Walter Saunders
City Hotel
Central National Bank
N. D. Hauer
Christian Wilson
Eugene L. Remsburg
Fayetteville
N. C
Middletown
Springfield
Macon
Washington
John L. Dutrow
Walkersville
Local talents stage Main Street Follies at Opera House
April 2 1929 notes reveal Hunt Bowers and Austin James starring in the Home Talent show by the local American Legion post. A Fountain Mills Negro declared insane and to be sent to Crownsville Hospital. Thieves struck Frank Fraley store in Catoctin Furnace taking about 150 dollars in goods. Irvin Mackley longtime Thurmont merchant died at 60, partner in Mackley Bros confectionery and ice cream.
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American Legion Post
Hunt Bowers
Austin James
Fountain Mills
Crownsville Hospital
Roderick
Frank Fraley
Catoctin Furnace
Irvin Mackley
Thurmont
Mackley Bros
Dorothy Dix Advice on Jealousy and Youth Love
Dorothy Dix counsels against provoking jealousy in marriage and explains that faithful trust is essential for happiness. She notes teens cannot truly love and describes growth through adolescence as mere infatuation. The Bell Syndicate content ends with a church program for Edgewood Church of God in Sunday night services.
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Dorothy Dix
House of Happiness
Light on Russia Crisis From Vatican Broadcast
Washington Daybook reports a Vatican broadcast detailing unrest in the Soviet Union. Refugees note resistence by Ukrainians, peasants fleeing collectives, and attacks on depots by partisan groups. Deportations, purges, and anti-West propaganda are cited alongside a Soviet budget defense. Pan American Airways subsidy figures are teased with a political squabble. Senator Kilgore suggests a constitutional fix for voting rights as a path to calmer civil rights tensions.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Russia
Vatican
Europe
Moscow
Balkans
Sweden
Baltic Countries
Ukraine
Bolshevik Party
Siberia
Bering Straits
Far East
West
Soviet Home Service
Bolsheik Party
Stalin
Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
Kilgore
Harry Truman
Globe Lynd
Gardiner Gillespie Wedding in New York Chapel
Mrs Rebekah McLean Gardiner widow of Gardiner of Baltimore and Thomas H Gillespie of New York married March 16 in St James Episcopal Church New York. Clergy Rev Dr Arthur Lee Kinsey ing officiated with close family present. They will reside in New York. Becky Gardiner a writer in New York and Hollywood. Best man C Waring Gillespie for his father.
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John Carroll
C. Waring Gillespie
Gillespie
New York
Jlate
Donald McLean
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Eleanor R. Winebrenner
Frederick
Becky Gardiner
Fin Hollywood
Collateral Forfeited In Traffic Court
Collateral forfeited before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Peoples Court this morning included Herbert L. Renner Thurmont Route 1 for failing to obey a traffic control device with $6.45. Arthur H. Fogle 433 West South Street Walter M. Robison Charles Town W Va Thomas Dillon Emmitsburg Boyd R. Tate Delphos O exceeding 30 with $6.45 each. George W. Schrader Shamokin Pa Joseph M. McMilton Cherry Run W Va exceeding 50 with $11.45 each. Paul F. Brunner Route 3 for failing to obey traffic control device with $6.45. State Trooper R. A. Myers made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Herbert L. Renner
Thurmont
Arthur H. Fogle
West South Street
Walter M. Robinson
Charles Town
W. Va
Thomas Dillon
Emmitsburg
Boyd R. Tate
Delphos
George W. Schrader
Shamokin
Joseph M. McMilton
Cherry Run
Paul F. Brunner
Route 3
R.A. Myers
Miss Harris And Mr White To Marry At 3 30 This Afternoon
Miss Harris and Mr White plan a wedding this afternoon at Swarthmore Pa with a large bridal party drawn from New York Baltimore Lansdowne and Philadelphia. The ceremony at 3 30 followed by a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a wedding trip through the south. Postnuptial home at 340 Vassar Ave Swarthmore.
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Miss Harris
Mr. White
Barbara Harris
New York City
Anne Landauer
Baltimore
Alice Bowers
Jean Wincbrener
Frederick
Jane Culp
Pittsburgh
Joan Hipp
Johnstown
Margaret White
Lansdowne
White
Gilbert G. Mustin, Jr
Frank Mustin
Jackson D. Willis
Byron Ebersole
Philadelphia
E. M. Bassett
Seaford
Del
Peter W. Kaiser
Swarthmore
H. E. Peelle, Jr
Long Island
Orville W. Donnelly
Williamstown
Mass
Harris
Louise Hendrickson
Head College
Liszt
South
Vassar Avenue
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Camp Detrick
George School
Swarthmore College
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Barclay White Co
Maryland student chosen as queen festival princess in Winchester
Represent Md U Winchester announces Miss Clemson from University of Maryland selected to be one of thirty eight girls from Virginia Maryland DC Pennsylvania and West Virginia to serve as princess of the Queen's Court at the 22nd Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to be held April 28 and 29. Winifred Buckey Clemson, 20, daughter of Dr W Buckey Clemson of Baltimore, is a Bryn Mawr High and Bradford Junior College alumna.
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Winchester
Bueckey Clemson
University of Maryland
Clemson
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley
Winifred
W. Buckey Clemson
Baltimore
Bryn Mawr High School
Bradford Junior College
Dedication Recital In Washington Sunday
Harold Reeves Yarrell of Freder ick will give a dedication recital on the new pipe organ at Central Presbyterian Church Washington D C on Sunday April 3 at 8 o'clock His program includes Bach Clokey Fairclough Weaver Sibelius and a Yarrell original. On Palm Sunday April 10 the choir will sing Dubois The Seven Last Words of Christ and on Holy Thursday April 14 the Tenebrge service with Gregorian music under his direction. He also appears April 4 in Winchester Virginia at Market Street Methodist Church.
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Washington, D. C
Harold Reeves Yarrell
Frederick
Central Presbyterian Church
Bach
Clokey
Dubois
Christ
Yarroll
Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester
C O C Lists April Events
April events calendar lists gatherings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and nearby venues from April 1 to 30. Activities include club luncheons, dances, concerts, theater showings, a Jersey cattle show, religious feasts, and a Civitan-Clubs series with multiple organizations like Hood College and St. Joseph's College noted. weather data and local incident mention included.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Burr Artz
Federation of Catholic College Students
St. Joseph's College
Michael J. McKeough
O. Praem
Catholic University of America
Federated Club
Kiwanis Army
Maryland Bankers Assn
Hood College
Hebrew Congregations
Maryland Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey
Frederick Fair Grounds
Historical Society
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
Presbyterian Churen
Mirian Lewis
Civic Club
Frederick County Teachers Assn
Dianar
Sodality of
St. John’s Church
St. John’s School Hall
Armory
Frederick Civitan Club
Frederick High School
Frederick Lions Club
Hood College Notes and Wedding Announcements
Invitations issued for Ann Meadows to Cyrus Gambrill Jr at St Johns Church. Hood College hosts tours to Williamsburg with 30 participants. Blue and Grey tea honors staff. nine seniors receive honorary keys. Rutgers glee club visits Hood College for Spring concert with Handel and Rogers selections.
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Gambrill—Meadows
Stanley Joseph Meadows
College Place
Ann, Ford Meadows
Cyrus Gambrill, Jr
Cyrus Gambrill
St. John's Catholic Church
Meyran
Hood College
Barbara Huntley
West Pittston
Rose Hoffberger
Baltimore
Viola Pape
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Heider
Hyattsville
Audrey Clarke
Rochester
Eleanor Knapp
Ardmore
Suzanne Daugherty
Greensburg
Jane Brennen
Hastings-on-Hudson
N.Y
Marie Melaro
Oakmont
Martha M. Briney
Washington posts clash over deflation tax policy debate
In Washington on April 2, discussion centers on how to handle deflation and the tax policy balance under President Truman. Senator Walter F. George of Georgia, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, argues against tax hikes amid a deflationary phase, citing risk to purchasing power and broader economy. Commentary notes that deficit financing has historical use and warns tax increases could lower sales, raise prices, and trigger layoffs.
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Washington
United States
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
George
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
CIA
Ferral Reserve Board
Bartle
Hoover
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Annew
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Christian Endeavor Society of Edgewood Church of God
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Wilford Blank
Paul Delauter
Anna Mae Kemp
Ladies Bible Class
Maralene Barnes
Christian Endeavor
Annabelle Korrell
Mary Gladys Black
Washington Daybook
Pan American Airways
Atlantic
Pan Am
American Overseas Airlines
TWA
Margaret Wilson Harris
MD. U
Winifred Buckey
Myr
James P. Clingan
Motors Tustrance Corporation
Grayson L. Fisher
Marion
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Patrick Street
Davis Avenue
W. Jerome Offutt
B. W. Thompson
Parsons Newman
Lewis N. Hoffman
Rt. No. 1
Ralph Sunday
Sykesville
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Robert E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Wayne C. Neely
Robert Sherwood
Roosevelt and Hopkins
Hood
Williamsburg
Kathryn M. Royer
Joseph Henry Apple
Mrs
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St. Petersburg
Fla
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Ruth
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James W. Powell, Jr
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Harry B. Maine
Maine
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Marshall
Charles S. Price
Charles A. Price
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Rutgers Glee Club
Wood
Head College Choir
Rutgers University Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Hood Choir
Waters of Babylon
Paul Beckhelm
Division of Fine Arts
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New England
Rogers and Hammerstein
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God
Tonesnokov
Sigmund Romberg
Glee Club
George Frederic Handel
Vive Les Rutgers Sons
U.S
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Ralph, Jr
Hanover N. H
Holbein
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Washington Street
St. Louis, Mo
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US. S. America
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National Chamber of Commerce
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Garden City
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Carroll Null
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Ohio
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Lillian C. Knell
New Yo City
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Thurmo
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Buffalo, N. Y
M Leichter
Lott Munshour
S. W. Konkel
Findlay
Sharpsburg
Antitam Churches of God
M. Richard Beachley
Brenda Ann
Washington County Hospital
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Frederick Memorial
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