Ritchie Likely To Seek Another Term In Maryland
Democratic leaders note a Baltimore report that Governor Ritchie may run for a second term as governor rather than seek the U S Senate. He reportedly prefers Annapolis over Washington, believing events and patronage before the campaign could sway the gubernatorial nomination.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
United States
Annapolis
United States Senate
Washington
Senate
Miners Charge Coercion At Crucible Steel Town
Pittsburgh report says Crucible Steel miners were compelled to work and not allowed to leave Crucible Green County. UMW organizer Feeney says labor department will investigate. Sheriff Phillips counters there is no coercion though two miners faced arrest for drunken threats. Twenty two deputies guard Crucible. mine idle. Some mines resume with variable coal output and rail shipments show mixed gains.
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Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Company of America
Crucible
Green County
Francis Feeney
United Mine Workers
Uniontown
Department of Labor
Phillips
Waynesburg
Grand Jury
Crucibie
Keystone
Keystone Coal and Woke Company
Younswood
Seni’r
Smithfield
Gallimore & Ohio Railroad
Othe Moenonzahela
Threat to Theodore Kosioff Raises Security Concerns
April 21 postal authorities investigated a threatening letter sent to dancer Theodore Kosioff, demanding $10,000 under death threat. The note fixed a drop location and time. Kosioff chose to carry a pistol instead of surrendering the funds, prompting heightened security concerns.
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Theodore Kosioff
Les Anceies
Kosioff
Social Notes From Clear Dale and Woodsboro
Local visitors sweep through Clear Dale and Libertytown with guests from Littlestown Hanover and Shippensburg. School plans and church notices frame a week of community events including a Rustic Romeo charity play and upcoming services led by Rev. Sites and Rev. Holt.
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Clear Dale
Jacob Hesa
Charles
Wilbur Sullivan
Romaine
Edward Fogle
Taneytown
Annie Wherley
Delphine
Frank Buzeard
William Shadle
Minnie Byers
Irvin Kindig
Littlestown
Elizabeth Bowers
John Ickes
Frack Blizzard
Murray Selby
Hagerstown
Ralph Wherley
Ralph, Jr
David Lockenbill
Trdéva
Grace Slonaker
Hanover
Elias Fissel
McClair Wherley
Oliver Hesson
Esther Bair
Milton
Silver Run
Shippensburg Normal School
William Lemmon
Walter Lemon
Clarence
Hampton
Granville Miller
Maynard Crouse
Russel Lemmon
Columbia
Lillian Lemmon
Dennis Eppley
Hobson Crouse
Miss Alla
Harry Spangler
New Oxford
Woodsboro
Mervin Crum
John Peters
Dallastown
Charles Wills
Harry Ebaugh
Earl Flickinger
P. S. Devilbiss
Henry Ward Smith
W. Heffner
Locust Valley
Libertytown
Methodist Protestant Church
M. A. Sites
W. A. Sites
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Holt
Roland Reginald Simpson
Westminster
New Windsor
F. Leo Smith
Liberty Academy
John Browning
Roy Gardner
Edward E. Beall
Rippeon
W. David Sneadner
Eleanor S. Sites
The Luncheon That Was Almost A Tragedy
A luncheon near disaster is averted when Mrs. Barker recommends Puddine dessert. The creamy rich pudding substitute saves the menu, with flavors like chocolate and vanilla. A single box serves many guests and boosts dessert success, as the ad says.
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Mrs. Newton
Mrs. Barker
The Footwear For Women And Misses Catalog
The catalog highlights a wide range of footwear for women and misses including walking oxfords pumps and strap slippers all built to high standards. It notes special attention to sports shoes and features Crossett two tone brogue models and Darton field and farm work shoes with prices from 1.95 to 8.00 per pair.
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Crossett
Darton
Summer Wardrobe of Wool Jersey and Trelaine Fabrics
A stylish collection for summer wear showcases fabrics from Wool Jersey to Trelaine chosen by capable artists. The line emphasizes color and design with approved cobra models, offering pieces priced from 10.50 to 56.
Spring and Summer Coats For Women and Misses
A reader notes features of spring and summer coats for women and misses, praising sporty belts, roomy pockets, back pleats, and belts. The piece mentions various styles from cape wraps to motor tweeds and tennis jerseys with prices around five dollars and fifty cents.
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Western Maryland College
M. P. Parsonage
W. A
Henry Moonshower
Oliver M. Sneadner
West Main Street
Misses Albaugh
J. T. Sim Albaugh
Sute
I. W. Beall
Fanny Sweadner
Corria Beall
Alta la Rue Smith
Soldiers’ Memorial
Opera House
Mildred Smith
Frederick
Alta LaRue Smith
Bird's Roofs
Frederick County
Fox’s
Patrick St
Hatchway Union
Munsingwear
C. Thomas Kemp
Society
Premier
Dick Manly
Lancaster
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