Health And Welfare Stressed At Maryland Women's Clubs Meet
The Twenty fifth Annual Convention and Silver Jubilee of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured four major addresses on health welfare and school operations. Officers were elected and ten resolutions were submitted while Emory L. Coblentz discussed the aims of the Department of Welfare and the state penal institutions in a defense of reform and rehabilitation over punishment.
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Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Francis Scott Key
Cub
George
Coblentz
Lillian \elsh
Department of Public Welfare
Lichtenstein
Emory L. Coblentz
Public Welfare
Department of Welfare
Marsland
Marshland Penitentiary
House of Correction
Board of Welfare
Fthues
Marslaml
Hhie Whiteyer
Uer
Frederick Counts
Healh
Kefaiver
Meir Jastine
Kefanyer
Sefauser
Tate
Robert TE. Riles
State Department of Wfealth
Retanver Vno
Lier
Delegates Register For Maryland Women’s Clubs Convention
Delegates for the Twenty fifth Annual Meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs of Maryland registered through 10 30 this morning. Late registrants included numerous state and local organization representatives such as Mrs Francis Houkely Mrs Clarges Ramsburg and Miss Henrietta Cramer R N from the Maryland State Nurses Association among many others.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Tenis Jinerning
Francis Ho Ukely
Clawgeil Ramsburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Yin
Lewis Dill
Baltimore
Wibliam DeLashmutt
Frederick
G. Tilghman
GK. Golden Kennedy
Duncan
Johnson
John H. Butler
Clara
Byrd
J. Howard Button
Hallamere
Lee Lichtenstein
Cumberland
L. L. Nicholson
W. W. Bride
Bethesda
William S. Hamilton, Jr
Hood College Receives AAUW Honor and Reopens
Hood College reopens after spring vacation with most students back. The American Association of University Women voted to include Hood’s members in the national organization, marking a milestone after Hood joined the Middle States and Maryland College Association. President Apple praised the recognition as a national credential for Hood’s growth since its relocation and expansion.
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Ince
Association of Colges
Maryland
Natural Association
Wood
Hood
Friends of
American Association of Universsity Wiien
Washington
Apple
National Committee
Manda
Alreade
Pinchot Admits He Is Defeated
The Associated Press reports Governor Pinchot conceding defeat in the Pennsylvania primary. Strassburger leads in Philadelphia with strong support, while Pinchot warns allies the loss hurts reform efforts and vows to press on in future politics. Local returns show Strassburger and allies gaining in statewide totals.
Senate veto limits on bonus rediscounts discussed
The report notes Senate action and amendments vetoed by Senator Smith amid debate over rediscount policy and related rates. It mentions states including South Carolina and Massachusetts, and references payables to the Treasury and anticipated impact on government finances and bank practices.
Stocks Rally Amid Uncertain Trade And Mixed Data
A chaotic market report notes a surge in technical rallies with rising call money and renewed stock recoveries. It cites fluctuating trading activity and mentions several individuals and organizations without clear outcomes, reflecting uncertain conditions across industries.
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Newark
Industria
Lidewerer
Sfee
Operation On Woman Amid Fire At St. Marys Hospital
Fire on a Brooklyn hospital wing forced surgeons to complete a minor operation on a patient with smoke rising beneath the roof. Dr George Owens and John J Mivan carried on as nurses monitored progress while evacuations began. The wing was cleared and the fire was brought under control.
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Troxaw York
Ann
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklys
George Owens
John J. Mivan
Mranwhite
Obdurate stance cited on oil leases by Daniels
An Associated Press report from April 23 quotes Daniels, secretary of the Navy, and Commander Stuart in a Senate record about oil leases within naval reserves. The disputed position centers on testimony and control of reserves amid Navy policy and ownership claims.
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Washington
Daniels
Tl F
Josephs. Nava
Wilver
Amy
Naval Oil Reserves
Commandaer
Stuart
United States
Mavy
Senate of Committees
Wyoming
Oliver
Ming
Puaniels’ Tenire
Virginia Moves to Cut Out Pullman Surcharges
A Virginia commission considers ending passenger Pullman surcharges amid procedural disputes. The move aims to address alleged charges, with the commission urged to act promptly and investigate the matter thoroughly.
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Virginia
Florida Bank Chief Robbed of 24000 Dollars
A bank head in Florida was robbed of twenty four thousand dollars. Police were notified and began an investigation. The attackers are not described in readable detail due to damaged text on the page.
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Florida
Four Mt Marys students charged with auto theft attempt
Seen by Officer Winpigler as they drive away the four Mt Marys College students, Wall, Axt, Galvin, and Calvin, aged 16 to 27, faced charges for attempting to steal Grivens Phebas’s car. A pursuit across Centre and Derr's Alley ended with their arrest. After a college conference, prosecutors dropped the case and costs totaling 7.20 were paid, and the youths were released to the college.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Tey
Mladelphia
Howard Aixt
Newsark
Floward Faurus
R Brooklin
John Cautvin
New York Cit
de Hays
Grivens Phebas
McMurray
Phebas
Porsey Shipley
Young Shipley
Centre Street
Saul Street
Derr
Wall
Winpigder Ain
Bhipley
Aim
Bourne
Galvin
Will
Well
Chet Walkh
Purtgis
Mr. St. Mary’s College
Alonsis
Bradley
Celles
State
Atlors Nox Wun M. Storm
Hove
Bovs
Dechiral
Maryland Crops Lag Two Weeks in Spring Conditions
Maryland crops run two weeks late as spring planting lags. Reports show uneven growth with delayed plowing, slow blooming of fruit trees including peach pear plum cherry and apple, and nationwide weather conditions affecting progress.
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Maryland
Preas
Washington
Farm sale near Brederiek on Opossumtown Pike details
G Ernest Mugaha sold to W ltte a farm along the Opossumtown pike near Brederiek. The property sits on limestone soil with a fine bluegrass meadow and a spring, includes a one room home and outbuildings, and fronts the road with about Lan Peet Itois acres at auction May. Also notes Woman Deputy Clerk Margaret de Sherrer of Rochville, named for the Circuit Court in Maryland, taking oath and duties.
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Ernest Mugaha
Toa Norch
Brederiek
Margaret de Sherrer
Clart
Rochville
Maryland
Cheyk
Circuit Court of Men
Preston BR. Ray Terk
Circuit Court of
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E. L Coblentz
Kefauver
Riley
Prixsman
Wallian Cramp
A. P. Badger
Western High School
Melityre
Women's Club
Fores
Park
Pits
Baltimores
Florence Garner
Maryland State Nursest Association
Mitchhall
Elisha Hanson
Woman's Club
Lucy J. Waller
Worcester County
Womanl
Ags
J. Douglass Wallop
Princesa Anne
Eugene Jendvek
Edware Rhoemak
Tone Mas Laura Peault
J. Hughe- Murphy
Orleye
Enlfe
Gilbert
Beusdah Weldley
Melvin
Steuart
Thomas Griffth
M. HH. Kan ¢Erort
F. O
J. W. Felton
King
Walter Grey
Ae McCay
Rypari
Walter Mies
Duis
TE. Martindale
Mar Llegood
S. [Touck
William Shook
Patterson
P. Close
Edgar Brown
Frank Wells
Cgaup
Adeck
Man
Tiley
Duncan S Jnhoson
Federation
Forestry Department
Funder
Swepson Earle
The
Conservation Commission
Near East Reliet
United Railways
Dalemore
G. W. Kondies
Thy
Pfar Otters
Faido Ing
Eben
Dutraw
Frederieh
Tirotr
Vesey Tert
Dimnege
Searetax
the. Gear Para
Oudemibare
Erry Per Din
Ioretary
Mes John
Educatioan
M Williams Folkosers
Listeria
Miss Simpson
Petites
Miss Simpeen
Sagery
American Assn. OF University Women Gives
College
Witten Young
Tandy Widen
Petar Pherery
Jensider the
Hume
Llewel George
Neat Resag
Elen
Mothe Sehoat
Sors
E20
Orlock
Wiichester Pol
Organteution
J. W. Abple
Senator Wheelers
Ho KK. Wheeler
Montana
John L. Slattery
U.S. Atetorney
Montini
Ronald Hirging
W. J. Meighis Aarntrenite
Federal Grand Jury
Evitenes
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ebverisbu Spr
Cody
Poeu Sylvang
Philadelphia
Ralph Tenver Struisshupger
Noweistoy
Prdlistier
Governey
Inelwf
Sesterdas
Sbelegate
Laree
Republican National
Ute
Retorus Frepr
Straessurger Ua H
Tomtay Gay
Pupetied
Senate
Washinetou
Ajeet
Bal
Senatag
Smith
Denice South Carvelina
Uitneritase
Acmuatien
Senater
Madeline King
Watington
Anna Thames
Moura
Devlays
Operateon
New York
Secretar
Red Keep
Assembly
Vargania
Aero
Tia
Dewin
Oof
Dlis Beard
Mchanmte
Pam
Piedas Cn West Tatipal
Soborbo
Das
Mt. St. Mary's
Laurens Phebus
Winpigler
Gnchivye
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