Boys Week planned to begin April 29 in city
Community leaders from the Ministerial Association Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs along with Boy Scout Council aldermen YMCA Mary State School for the Deaf and Major F C Rogers met in the Francis Scott Key hotel to map a comprehensive Boys Week program starting Sunday April 29 A Father and Son banquet is planned for May 4 and volunteers were assigned to mobilize clergy schools and business leaders for the event A variety of activities including city government day Kiwanis Rotary and Lions days and a trip to Baltimore for a big scout celebration were discussed with a committee named to report on final features and arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Boy Scout Council
Mary and
State School For the Deaf
F. C. Rogers
Francis Scott Key Hotel
T. H. Russell
Byron A. Winebrewer
George G. Whitney
Charles D. Shaffer
YMCA
Douglass Houff
All Saints’ Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
G. Lloyd Palmer
Board of Aldermen
Charles T. Butcher
John
Renn
George William Shipley
Kiwanis der
Lions Club
Mr. Whitner
Whities
Charlies E. Hudson
Major Rogers
Mr. Whitney
Baltimore
W. F. Childs, Jr
Rotary Club
William T Delaplaine
Ski Wants Club
A. Frank Miller
Lloyd €. Cutler
George W. Sbipper
John S. Renn
Charles T Batcher
Ignatius Bierles
Maryland School For the Deaf
T. L. Russell
Douglass Hooft
Henri L. G. Rietfer
George G. Whitner
F. Z. Rogers
Charles Hudson
Barry E. Carty
One-Armed Tennis Star Named Treasury General Counsel
Clarence M. Charest, 42, is appointed general counsel for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. A one-armed tennis champion with titles in singles and doubles, he notes his handicap has little bearing on his ability. Charest helped oversee the Ford stock tax suit and aims to minimize tax litigation with a lean team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Middle Atlantic
District of Columbia
Middle Atlantic States
Charest
Wonder
Gregz
Senator Couzens
Detroit
Los Angeles
University of Michigan
University of Maryland Law
Panama Railroad Company
Canal Zone
Atlanta
Montreal
Hartford Claims
Maryland Casualty Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alexander W. Gregg
Treasury
Clarence M. Charest
The
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Young Peoples Meet Planned for Brunswick April 28
Frederick County Council of Religious Education officials held talks on a Young People's Conference set for Brunswick on April 28 and a county Sunday school convention at Braddock Heights June 17 18 and 19. An extensive program was outlined with Rev R C Lorrick and several clergy in attendance. Plans include a six week religious training school starting March 1 in Frederick and talks by Emory I Coblen ts and Dr Robert Davids. The Young People's conference officers were announced with Jacob Rameburg as president and Hazel Wolfer as secretary. The event centers at the Methodist church with sessions on organization and conference work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Middletown Reformed Church
John M. de Chant
Lewistown
Robert Davids
State Council
Ith
Foy Sheikh Dewaits
Drm
Younng Peoples Conference
Beonswick
Jacob Rameburg
Jason Kaaiz
Muss Hazel Wolier
Mre G EL Schili
Nerhi
Fred Miller
Edna G. Smith
Methodist FE
C. A. Nork
Joseph Cadlipp
Baltimore
Young People’s
Wolfsville
Mr. Adams
Etosa
Partial Deposition Details in Sinclairs Trial Headed for Publication
Washington April 16 presages readjustment of Harry F Sinclair defense with Bailey ruling excluding evidence on Teapot Dome drainage threat prior to lease by Albert G Fall. Prosecution argues testimony of $25,000 Liberty bonds paid to Fall in 1923 relevant. testimony on Elk Hills lease bribe to T E L Doheny denied. Court threatens contempt for publication of Fall deposition before evidence.
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Washington
Harry F. Sincleir
Todey
Jennings Bailey
Teapot Dome
Salt Creek
Albert G. Fall
George P. Tooter
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Fall
el Pass
Justice Bailey
Toni
Fragmentary Tale of a Fight and Insults
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a man scornfully comparing his wife to a hook and lashing with crude insults. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution to any event or names.
Olympic fund shortfall sparks talk of value of games
The London Daily Express and others question the benefits of the Olympic Games as funds for the Amsterdam expedition run $400,000 short. The United States leads in generosity yet money remains scarce, with concerns about debt to nations and diplomacy. Illinois beats Southern California in a notable track upset under coach Harry Gill, amid debates over coaching credits and costs of star players. Local notes report Chalmer Cissell’s high price tag with the White Sox and a girls camp planned by Miss Nettle Jones at Camp Linganore near Mount Pleasant, eight miles from Frederick.
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Woding
Amsterdam
London Daily Express
Ellgender
United States
University of Illinois
Southern California
Illinois
Harry Gill
Gill
Chicago
Chalmera Cissell
Rube Marquard
Jimmy O'Connell
White Sox
Cissell
Sox
Nettle Jones
New York
M. C. Jones
East Church Street
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Linganore
One Floor Vernon Bungalow Offers Cozy Spaces and Practical Comfort
NEA Service describes a stucco bungalow with a brown roof called The Vernon. It features one floor, ample closet space, a breakfast nook, a living den, verandah, porch, French interior doors, and a basement with outside windows. Priced from 5000 to 6000 dollars, it targets busy families seeking space and efficiency.
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NEA
Vernon
Lo Sam Wilk
Standard Homes Company
Colorado Building
Washington
Dr Stevenson Speaks to Frederick County Ministers
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met at the YMCA with Rev J Ross Stevenson of Princeton Theological Seminary delivering an address on the Lausanne Faith and Order conference. The event included a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel and honored numerous clergy and spouses as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
R. C. Lerrick
S. W. Coe
W. B. Wermer
B. C. Erdman
R. C. Maxwell
Douglass Hooff
J. W. Fisher
G. E. Seiler
Kk. L
Harmony Grove Community Club Meets at Mrs Elmer Thomas Home
The Harmony Grove Community Club gathered Friday at Mrs Elmer Thomas home with sixteen members and two visitors attending. Activities included songs, a roll call naming a prominent statesman, and a program on Arbor Day featuring origins and tree observance led by Mrs Elmer Thomas and others. Next meeting slated for April 25 at Mrs William H Thomas residence.
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Harmony Grove
Elmer Thomas
Amerie
Claude Clemson
Norman Harbaugh
Dorothy Thomas Holden Felton
Grayson Bowers
Northern District
Westminster
Juanita
William H. Thomas
Used Car Salesman Debate Fracas in The Stunt One
In The Passing Show a heated exchange centers on a car sale where every cleaned component except the horn sounds off. The salesman is pressed over claims of a quiet vehicle and the stunt performer questions the integrity of the sale amid a noisy dispute.
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Warren Damuth
Thurmont
Hammond Miller
Miller
Cuosues Poiss- Thyueo
Rocheses, A
Saaphive
Young Peoples
Brunswick
Washinden Herald Today
Quitation
Justice Baller
Gary
Alline W. Ambrose
Tamyire Gil and Gil Company
Oklahoma
Jet Fm
Gnete
AOE
Watts Ite
Ite
Saena
Veen
le Pals
DR. Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Kotex
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance U1
North Market Street Phone NO
Bosch
Iseman
Bacil Sey
Cunningham
de Forrest
H. F. Shipley & Sons
Garland & Wincroft Gas
A. E. Fisher
Hoffman Bros
Shanele
Shafer
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