Preparedness Best Guarantee For Peace Speech At Kiwanis Dinner
Maj Charles B. Strome told about 80 Kiwanis members and guests at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that universal military training is essential. He argued preparedness ensures peace, urged citizen obligation to be trained, and warned against drifting postwar policies as Congress weighs future budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Strome
Maryland- Delaware
Second Army
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
United States
Maj. Strome
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Orient
Charles K. Taylor
Maj
Strome
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
Arthur A. Greenhut
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Gordon F. Palmer
Crowther
Francis B. Sappington
Charles F. Bowers
Chamber of Commerce
W. Jerome Offutt
Civitan Club
Clinton S. Hamilton
Lions Club
Sperry L. Storm
Plano
Woman Lawyer Given Washington Jail Term
Miss Hazel Blough a 38 year old law school graduate from Johnstown Pa was sentenced to 45 days in jail and a 200 fine for drunken driving. Police quoted her as saying that Harvey the mythical rabbit was at the wheel during the July 3 incident. The judge condemned her for lying and for misleading the probation officer and court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hazel Blough
Yestersday
Miss Blough
Johnstown
18Th Street
Florida Avenue
Neilson
Charles Bell
Manuel M. Weinberg
Graduation Celebration Mention in Courtship Note
A fragment notes someone celebrating a law school graduation. The brief hints at a personal milestone without additional context or names.
Delegates Named At Brunswick Masonic Meeting
Officers were elected for the coming year at F C E No 1136 in Brunswick. Delegates selected to attend the State convention in Frederick June 14 to 16 include Moore Malin Spring Hall Sigafoose Barger Cannon Nelson Donovan Danner Price De lauter. A random fact notes that humans distinguish over 17000 colors in daylight.
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Frederick
W. L. Spring
D. L. Snoots
R. L. Warner
A. L. Fauble
Vy. H. Moore
E. L. Malin
H. L. Hall
W.S. Sigafoose
M. H. Barger
H. E. Cannon
T. J
Prize Winner A Ringer Indicted In Subscriptions Fraud
Baltimore April 5 A ring er won the grand prize in a subscription contest staged last spring in the Washington suburbs by a weekly newspaper the government charged today. David 2 Lee of Takoma Park Md 35 year old publisher of the Suburban Citizen was indicted by a Federal grand jury on charges of using the mails to defraud. The indictment says Lee entered a fictitious Richard Lowe in the contest and credited him with enough subscriptions to win prize of car or 1900. The government said this cheated Charlotte McG Smith John G Wagner and Don Hockman the bonafide winners of the contest. They were listed for prizes of 509 200 and 100. Each would have moved up a notch had it not been for Richard Lowe the government contends. The indictment charged Lee devised or intended to devise a scheme or artifice to defraud by false pretenses.
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Baltimore
Washington
David 2. Lee
Takoma Park
Lee
Richard Lowe
Charlotte McG. Smith
John G. Wagner
Don Hockman
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Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Eden
Toni
GIO
Williamson’s
Frederick, MD
M. J. Eldridge
23Rd Ave
Rock Island
America
Nash
Meter Corp
Detroit
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Maryland
Glenn Ed Gilliam
Cedar Avenue
Gaithersburg
Mr. Gilliam
Lewis Gilliam
Charles Beall
Edna Beall
the News
Harry Perry
Millard Gartner
Ward Mulligan
Beverly
Harry Riley
Roger Mattingly
Margaret Ann
Harry Loydings
Betty Lou
Edwards
Myers, Jr
Robert Rumyef
James P. Hawse
Daughetera
Ruth
Nancy
Rockville, Sand
Lawrence Perry
Eddie
Runkles
Wiliam Runkles
Orva Runkles
Woodsboro
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Rubber Company
Taneytown
Ar Penney
Heavenly
Faille
Nucraft
J.C. Penney CO
Rey
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