Retail Food Distributors Hear Dr Powers Address Banquet
About 200 guests from Frederick city and surrounding counties attended the ninth annual banquet and dance of the Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick County at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Rev Dr Edgar Cordell Powers of Baltimore gave the principal address urging fellowship and cooperation, with state officers introduced and praised for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washiton Carrol
Howard
Bamore
Metail Food Distributors
Frederick County
Francis Stott Key Hotel
State Association
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Harry Hamilton
Frederick County Association
Alton C. Whitmore
Whitmore
A. H. Derr
Board of County Commissioners
Harry W. Walker
B. Cecil
Howard County Association
Roy B. Mowell
Hagerstown Association
Jacob Sause
Baltimore Association
C H. Gochnauer
Adamstown
Henry F. Falk
Edward B. Mensell
Leonard G. Wachter
County
Rodney C. Willard
Page Gardner
All-Star 4-H Spring Conference Planned at U Mary Jang
College Park Md April 20 The annual spring conference of all stars for 4-H Club group will be held at the University of Mary Jang Saturday Calvin Skinner chief announced more than 50 farm youths from across the state invited to discuss plans for the 20th annual 4-H Club week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARM Youclirs
College Park
Stettin Named Chairman of U S Steel
Edward A Stettin was recently named chairman of U.S. Steel. Experts predicted crops would be the biggest in seven years. Government spending aimed at reviving business remains a debated approach as the economy seeks normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Stettin
U.S. Steel
Lions From U S Clubs Attend Meet Here
412 Lions from United States clubs gathered at Hood College Coblenz Hall in Frederick for a major Lions International event hosted by the Frederick Lions Club. Frank V. Birch of Milwaukee, president of Lions International, spoke on five essentials for a successful club, noting Lions from 45 clubs across four districts traveled 35,798 miles to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
District of Columbia
Coblenitz Hall
Hood College
Frederick
Lions Club
Convict Camp Planned for Southern Maryland Roads
Baltimore April 20 The State Roads Commission abandoned plans for convict labor on Western Maryland roads and approved a plan to set up a prison camp in Southern Maryland near Harwood Anne Arundel County to work on 37 miles of highways including the Crane and Defense routes. The camp would cost about 25000 and house 200 prisoners from the House of Correction with potential transport from Jessups if needed. Also named is C H Triece named materials engineer at 4200 a year in top Civil Service ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Prince George’s
Nathan L Smith
CCC
Harwood
Anne Arundel County
Smith
House of Correction
Jessups
Frederick-Hagerstown
C. H Triece
Harrisburg
Thetate
Swarthmore Seniors Report Wide Wage Disparities
In Swarthmore Pennsylvania on April 20 a class poll of sixty two Swarthmore College seniors found five years after graduation many anticipate only ten dollars a week, while a few expect ten thousand dollars annually. The class average monthly income is about 190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The page lists five true or false statements. It identifies Manassa Mauler as Jack Dempsey, notes an ionic capital as architectural, confirms Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, defines an area called The Tenderloin, and mentions William Frederick Cady as Buffalo Ball, an Indian fighter and scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassa Mauler
Jack Dempsey
Hans Christian Andersen
William Frederick ‘Cady
Buffalo Ball
Public Utility Loans Planned By Roosevelt
Washington April 20 The Roosevelt administration included loans to public utilities in the new spend and send recovery program today. It was not known which companies would receive loans but the disclosure created interest due to past opposition to the administration by utility concerns. A White House conference discussed advances to power companies via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund catch up on job spending construction left undone in the low mood years. President Roosevelt also approved five slum clearance projects costing 40 728 825 dollars. The Senate committee on the cause and expense of unemployment reported total recovery spending since 1933 stood at 19 300 000 000 with the federal share at 14 200 000 000 and noted 12 000 000 out of work, warning against long range planning amid uncertainty.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Committee On
Tme
Vision and Lions Club talk on imagination in business
A meeting recount highlights from a talk by Mr Birch on imagination as a tool in business and its use in Lions Clubs, with references to international visits, fund drives and recognitions. The program featured Jesse W Kole, Richard Fimmon, Dr. Joseph H. Apple, Hood College leaders, Mayor Lloyd C. Culler, and a concert by John Tastey. Attendees spanned multiple clubs and towns, including Washington, Baltimore, and Frederick, with Scouts guiding traffic and parking and Victor Keebler of the Washington Lions sharing experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreh
Lioniem
Lions Clubs
Birch
Vnstea
Jesse W Kole
Pr Dent
The
Ex Clu
Richard Fimmonter
Simmons
Joseph H. Apple
Era
Hood College
Henry Stahr
Lloyd C. Culler
Ing
H. Noel Haller
John Tastey
Frederick Club
Frederick Manufacturing Companies
United States
Wilmington, del
E. Briler
C. Crum
J. Stinmick
G. Phebus
C Sheffield
A. Shocktey
C. Eicholsz
Victor Keebler
Washington Lions Club
Keebler
Capitol Area Council
Washington
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Powers
Officers
Francis Scott Key
Edgar Cordell Fowers
Maryland Bible Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walker
Grocers
Cincinnati
Moweil
Francis C. Keefer
Westminster
Frank Y. Birch
Berger
Delphey
West Patrick St
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, Md
Bloomfield
Mme. Renauld
Storarce
Hendrickson
Clerey
Richard F. Simmons
Roger S. Wolfe
Dows
Iron and North Baltic Eas
Gate George
Simmons Company
Beautyrest
OUR
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
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