Blanks Arrive Moffett Thought for Beer Sale
Advertising of applicants begins today for a beer sale noted in Akron and Shenandoah with concerns that Akron may have the better prospect on April 15. The date is listed as the earliest.
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MOFFETT
AKRON
SHENANDOAH
Washington
Atlantic
Admira
Wiliam A. Moffett
Ohio
Richard E. Deal
navy
House naval committee
aeronaus
Deal
Herbert V. Wiley
Moody E. Erwin
McClintie
Oklahoma
Naval committee
House Rules committee
jon
tne
Vinson
Naval
Beer Licenses In Frederick County Hearings Begin
The early beer license process in Frederick County moves toward an April 15 start. Thomas A. Gitleece and Eli G. Hanga discuss required notices and a week of objections before state licenses issue. Applicants gather blanks and await advertising to trigger the license timeline.
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Frederick cowmty
Thomas A. Gitleece
Battimore
Ct of
Gileece
Frederick county
Baltimore city
Gilleece
Bureau of State
Eli G. Hanga
apple Staub
M. J. Croghan
Ali Haugh
Eeemse board
Mgr
Gulesce
segmat
Sisie
Walter E Simm
Baltimore
Clete
Jon Mariz
Tegular
Howard
Locker from dirigible Axron picked up at sea
A locker from the dirigible Akoni was recovered at sea today by the US destroyer Cole as fleets search the disaster scene off the New Jersey coast. Local groups celebrated in several towns though beer bans and new regulations produced mixed reactions across Maryland and adjacent counties.
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AXRON
New York
United States
Cole
New Jersey
anc
Labor May Be United Under Miss Perkins
The American labor movement may unite under Frances Perkins as Roosevelt eyes reemployment of about 2.6 million jobless. The June conference fortified hopes that the administration will push a coordinated program balancing employment with wage earners’ needs and a broad revival without subsidies.
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Labor
Miss Perkins
Washington
Ame
Ameran labor movement
Amercan Federation of Labor
natioad brotherboods
Amalgamstec Clothing Workers
lone
Hoover
Roosevelt
Tena Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Bivian
Beers Under Scrutiny by Temperance Groups in Illinois
Mrs Elia A Boole president of the national Women's Christian Temperance Union cites the 16th amendment as a signal for action. Dr Geerse Safford superintendent of the Illinois Anti Saloon League says his group has launched an investigation to see if the new brew is intoxicating and may use results in court to challenge Congress. League members are assigned to advise on information sites.
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Chicago
Apts 7
rea
WGTU
Andalson League of
Tinos
Elia A. Boole
national Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Geerse
Safford
Congress
informatton
formeea dry organistans
Acre Saloon League
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sotretys
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Washingien
matenst organiztion
United Forces for Pro
M G. Wilson
Henry L. G. Kieffer
WC. Royal
J. Welty Fahmey
Lous L. Wiisen
George Z. Best
Days Unite for Roosevelts Beer Trout Campaign
Community groups pledge support for alcohol policy at a county rally held to back the eighteenth amendment. President Roosevelt receives beer shipments for White House use, while fish stocks are released into local streams to support fishing initiatives and public enjoyment.
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ROOSEVELT
All Day Meeting of Missionary Society Held
The 19th annual meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States met at Trinity Reformed Church in Tanmont with about 100 attendees. Officers were elected including President Mrs Maurice D Covient and several secretaries from Middletown Frederick and Westminster. program included devotions, greetings, and reports.
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Wonsons Alissionary Society
Maryland
R. G. Foitz
Hagerstown
H. N. Bassier
Westminster
J. Albert Mitten
Henry H Abbot
Frederick
Walter Remsburg
Afiddletown
Henry C. Foster
Clear Spring
E. & G. Hermann
C. 8. Taylor
Keedysvlle
A. R. Lampe
John S. Adem
Middlettown
R. S. J. Curraw
Prederick
Madeline Rhodes
Manchester
Frank Hoffmeier
Haggerstown
Mies S. Reitsnider
J. Thomas Anders
Westmonster
B. B. Dotteres
Thur' mont
Ralph E. Hammen
Woman's Missionary Society
R. G. Four
Girls’ Missionary Society
F. A. Rosenberger
Baitimers
A. ©. Facer
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John S Adam
Middletown
presiding
E. A G. Hermann
Richard S. J. Dutrox
Water
John S. Adam
Aibddietown
Holy Week Services at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Holy Week events at the Evangelical Lutheran Church begin Sunday at 9:45 with church school attendance noted as low. Rev. Amos John Traver D.D. will preach and lead services daily through Good Friday, featuring a major musical program with anthems by Spears and Dubois, solos, organ numbers, and cantatas.
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Evangelical Lutheran church
John S Rean
aung
Amos John.raver
Henry T. Wade
Spears
Christ
Dubois
Webster Whitehill
J. Walker Carty
Faure
Harry Baumgardner, Jr
John Stammer
Caeser Franck
cindy
Gould Wickes
Board of Educaton
the
United Lutheran church
John G. Traver
Young Foss
Wade
Two Dictators May Visit U S For World Recovery Talks
Washington April 7 AP The chiefs of the French Italian and German governments and the British have been invited to Washington to discuss world economic recovery with President Roosevelt. Invitations to Italy and Germany were extended through embassies. Britain’s Ramsay MacDonald has accepted and will come around April 15. If a head of state cannot come, a government member would be welcome.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Italy
Germany
Bealy
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
France
Daladier
Ramsay MacDonaid
Great Britain
Dog causes fire at Wickless home in Ohio morning incident
A dog knocked over an odd cigarette lighter at the Wickless residence on Miotier avenue. Flames reflected in a lower front room, prompting a neighbor response and a fire alarm. Firefighters arrived to find flames checked by buckets. only rug and flooring damage reported. No one was home. a five year old nearby alerted her mother.
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Leo Wickless
Miotier avenue
Wickless
Pats
Haller
Lawrence Haller
Final Lenten Service Held in Frederick
Rev. Ralph E. Hartman of Grace Reformed Church led the final Lenten sermon in Frederick, stressing personal knowledge of God. Due to Rev. Harris Elfott Kirk’s absence, Hartman reflected on Dr. Kirk’s influence, urged submission and obedience to God, and cited John 14:21.
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Grace Reformed church
Evangelical Reformed church
Afr
Hartman
Harris Elfott Kirk
Baltimore
Frederick
Paring
Kirk
Mr. Hartman
God
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man
Roark
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actioe
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran church
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Jesus
Henry ug. Shor
Gur R. Cramer
John L Shaw
Lioyd
Kimmel
Chaves McC Mathias
Harry C. Reutzahz
Pitot
Two Firemen Die as Engine Overturns in Hereford
A Hereford Volunteer Fire Company engine overturned near the city midnight injuring several firemen. J B Hicks aged 30 and Clarence J Akroner aged 45 were killed. Clarence Pocock about 45 listed in serious condition at a Baltimore hospital. Others injured include Esri Passer 31 Melvin Burton 45 Leonard Sheppard 36 Grant Hays 28 and Garry Armacost 43 the driver. The crew fought a house fire at Shanottie Rayvna.
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Hereford
J. Bixood Hicks
Clarence J. Akroner
Clarence Pocock
Baltimore
Esri Passer
E Melvin Burton
Leonard Sheppard
Grant Hays
Garry F. Armacosts
Shanottie
Ray vna
Music Club Hosts Student Recital Evening
The Music Club met on May 2 featuring a student recital with soloists and ensembles. Performers included Edward, Rummel, Mims, Harriett Snook, Fat Frances Sufer, Lucile Nicodemus, Ruth Nicodemus, Mado Harper, and others with Maud W. Dittmar accompanying.
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Cena
Edward
Rummel
Mims
Lester Burely
Carew
Beer Returns Spark Nationwide Jollity in Spotlight Across Cities
Across the country crowds celebrated legalization at midnight with German bands and parades. Chicago and Milwaukee led the revelry as officials report fewer arrests and brewers say orders and deliveries surged, amid mixed views from prohibition advocates.
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Chicago
mos
Mo oO W. Karnes
prohibition
Market Rises And Falls In New York Trading
Market activity fluctuated in New York with stock prices showing gains and losses. The report notes a surge in sterling cables opening at 34 and references a two percent change in car money amid uneven afternoon trading.
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New York
Sterling cables
Weather summary and past precipitation figures
Weather notes show 24 hour outlook with high and low temperatures. Historical April precipitation values include 3.35 inches this year and 2.54 inches for April 1932, with excess in 1933 through April. Daily temperatures record yesterday and last night, with sun and moonrise times and sunset today.
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