Good Neighbor Policy History Recalls Roosevelts Interventions
Earl Kelbaugh reports on the Good Neighbor Policy as a shift from intervention to non intervention in Latin America. He cites Roosevelt, the Monroe Doctrine, Cuban treaty changes, and Hoover era evacuations, noting de facto recognition and reciprocal trade agreements as key steps. Guests include J. Walker Carty and Rotarians Earl Kelbaugh Henry Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Kelbeugh
United States
Republic of Panama
Nicaragua
Hatt
Dominican Republic
Havana
Cordell Hu
Kelbaugh
Cuba
Platt
Hoover
Roosevelt
J. Walker Carty
Earl] Kelbaugh
Thurmont
Honard Cutler
Chevy Chase
Henry Hopkins
Baltimore
Early jail wall fragment linked to Frederick history
Historian Dr William Crawford Johnson argues a sewer excavation piece near Frederick town may be part of the original wall of Frederick’s first jail. He notes 1744 assembly acts funded land for a courthouse and jail, with subsequent buildings and a 1778 tobacco levy to fence a stone wall around the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Crawford Johnson
Frederick
Sean Voy
Adenenens
Hardman
General Assembly
J. Edward Sifford
Chas, W. Ross, Jr
Old Central Bank
People's Fire Insurance Company
Early community years and notable local figures noted
An old guide cites builders, timber suppliers, and craftsmen for a new jail and courthouse site. It recalls the first sheriff, the gallows and stocks, and later residents linked to the Schley family. The piece moves through local houses, stone wells, and farms, with society notices from Wolfsville including visits, births, and church events.
New Furniture Is Styled For Small Dining Rooms
Small dining spaces get character with compact, modular furniture. Detachable walls and wall‑mounted tables free floor space while preserving style, featuring Chippendale and 14th century revival designs. We see drop leaves, swivel tops, and pullout boards for extra service in tight rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Meeree
Chippendale
Esa
Local Social Rounds In Copperville And Surroundings
April events report visits and gatherings as Mr and Mrs Charles Deberry hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Edgar Kiser and family of Detour. Nearby couples, such as Mr and Mrs Harry Flickinger and Mr Chas Young, shared Sundays and Mondays with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Charles Deberry
Edgar Kiser Anter
William Stambaugh
Harry Flickinger
Charles Bowers
Chas, Young
Zepp
Lawrence Foutz
Emma Layman
Thurmont
Tet Gossert
Quincy Trihe
Local Social Roundup Posts Family Visits and Events
Fouts spent an evening with Mrs. Matt Sith and Mrs. Charles Young spent Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. Ray Spaneter and Taneytown hosted guests. Mr Juin Gatabart and family watched them in New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouts
Matt Sith
Charles Young
Ray Spaneter
Taneytown
Juin Gatabart
New Windsor
Busiest Los Angeles Intersection Not Seen Fatality
At the famed trathe intersection of Walshe Boulevard and Western Avenue in Los Angeles no fatal accident has occurred for seven and a half years. City Council president Robert L Burns cites traffic for about 200,000 autos and 10,900,000 people passing through without a fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angele
Trate
Winch
Los Angeles
Robert L Burns
Cty Council
Canano
Walshe Boulevard
Western Avenue
Bladder Irregularity Wake Up Call
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bladder irregularity and related health concerns. It references a list of terms and possible remedies or descriptions, but the readable portions lack clear events, dates, or named entities. The material seems garbled and lacks a coherent narrative.
Permits Issued For Four New Buildings
Four new construction permits issued this month show housing and business work rising. Dwellings include H Webster Whitehill on West Second Street, Ralph W Boyer on Fairview Avenue, Mrs Mary Rose on West Second Street and Asa H Watkins on West 12th Street with costs listed. Frederick Trading Company secures largest permit for a warehouse at East and East Second Streets about ten thousand dollars. Additional permits cover J Marshall Staub remodeling at 401 03 North Market Street into three apartments and a three car garage at 316 Upper College Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Webster Whitehill
West Second Street
Ralph W. Boyer
Hartige
Fairview Avenue
Mrs. Mary Rose
Asa H. Watkins
West 12Th Street
Frederick Trading Company
East
East Second Streets
McCardell
J. Marshall Staub
North Market Street
Upper College Terrace
Funeral services for M P Moller Weld Today
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM for Mathias P Moller 82 organ manufacturer and civic leader of Hagerstown Maryland who died yesterday Rev J Edward Harms pastor of St Johns Lutheran will officiate with Rev John Weidley of Washington and Dr J Wv A Hanson president of Gettysburg College assisting All industries connected with Moller will close during the funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mathias P. Moller
J. Edward Harms
St. John's Lutheran Church
Moller
John Weidley
Washington
J. Ww. v A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Fat Girls Tip For You And Her Weight Loss
Fragmentary OCR text discusses dieting and management of body weight with scattered phrases about cravings and health. It mentions Kraschen Bales and a daily routine of eating less, promoting a feature on weight control and dairy or pastry items, citing global readers.
Birthday Party Honors Catherine Cecil at Stallings Home
A Monday evening birthday party celebrated Catherine Cecil’s 13th birthday at Mrs. J. P. Stallings Buckeye town home. Guests included Catherine Cecil Betty Gosnell Gloria Gosnell Ann Derry Helen Lenhart Mildred Derry Helen Schaffer Maurie Dixon Margaret Jewel Frances Colliflower Irene Long Ann Snoots Mae Louise Ingram Junior and Leonard Baugher Austin Sutley Arthur Cecil Mr and Mrs J P Stallings Mr and Mrs Duffard Stitely and Mr and Mrs Edward Masser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stallings
Buckeystown
Catherine Cecil
Betty Gosnell
Gloria Gosnell
Ann Derry
Helen Lenhart
Mildred Derry
Helen Schaffer
Maurie Dixon
Margaret Jewel Frances Colliflower
Irene Long
Ann Snoots
Mae Louise Ingram
Junior
Leonard
Survey Finds Women Workers Harder to Organize
A survey shows women workers are less cooperative than men, making labor organization more difficult. The study notes gender differences in willingness to join unions and participate in collective action.
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P. R. Kelbauch
Pan-American Union
Rotary
Pres
Stret
Santit
Otrret
Tames Waprend
Davis
Baulsiare
Lara
Tee Wek Ge Tat
Merryland Tract
Simaetary Ty ‘Yue
Merryland Tract Womans Club
News-Post
ceMapoly
Court Street
Tie Wichiteet
David Frazier
David Holl Rarpester
Haller
Resheimer Dil
Momber Keoataha
Klag Ard Eminick
Calvin Page
Ebb and Son
William Richardson
Orginal
John “Farmas
Schley
Mr. Schley
East Patrick Street
Stein Alley
Middle Alley
William Neidhardt
John Thomas Schley
Alles
Fairfax Schley
T. Poole Jones
Johnson
Wolfsville
Jacob Ware Tentelis Yd Son Phalip
Wece Ir
Geope Risdon
Frostburg College
Smithsburg
Washington DD. C
W D Timmons
Timmons
Union Memorial Hopital
Cumberland
Mary Davis Gillies
McCall's Magazine
George Baker
John Harman
Albert Smith
Allie Deberry
Pespa
Peures Stocen
M. P. Moller Weld
Philro
Philco
Philen
Tns
West End
G. H. Milyard
West Painicik
Thone
J. Atember
Bers Men Association of Maryland
Grery Larkt
Loyd C
Douglas
Lavan
Ann Lee
Cure
Conquist Horseshoe Range
Warrey
Marre
Amie
Kemp
Felton-Sibley
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Predemick
Wettin Wcatterea
Csub
Teres
North Court Street
I “ Kosarwee Vo
Eton
Baby
Dressea
Gertrudes
Dennison
Seg Bao
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