Roosevelt's Quiet Stop In Frederick Briefed By Police
President Roosevelt and an official party in five cars passed through Frederick yesterday afternoon with a small group of schoolchildren. An officer reported the crossing and the cars were allowed to proceed after ensuring the children were safe. The return trip was completed by 6 PM with guards near the president. Police warned bicyclists at night to comply with lights and horns or face action.
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Roosevelt
Frederick
White House
George Hoffman
Route 15
South
South Market
Hoffman
Washington
Secret Service
Howard O. Flook
Martin Kanode
Flook
Kanode
Frederick Rotary elects Mathias president for year ahead
The Frederick Rotary club announces the election of Mr Mathias as president for the year beginning July 1. Robert B Crothers is named vice president while Raymond I Ford and C Cyril Klein are renamed treasurer and secretary respectively.
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Mathias
Frederick
Robert B. Crothers
Raymond I. Ford
C. Cyril Klein
Court News and Meeting Notes From Lewistown
Property deeds transfer in county records. Ribbons of marriage licenses, divorces, bills of complaint, and adoptions surface from Richmond Luray and Trenton. A Lewistown church meeting reflects devotion, hymns, readings, and community charity as flyers describe bullet color checks.
Tojo Warns Japanese to Brace for Counter Attacks
Tokyo dispatch reports Foreign Minister Tojo addressing the Japanese Economic Federation warning of U S counter-attacks. He said Axis powers will strike a knockout blow to clear the old world order, while reaffirming neutrality with the Soviet Union and amicable ties with Russia despite shifting global pressures. Estate valued at 102000 plus and local business leader Mills elected chamber president noted in separate items.
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Tokyo
Tojo
United States
Japanese Economic Federation
Germany
Italy
Britain
United Nations
Japan
Russia
Kremlin
Stafford Cripps
India
Chile
Argentina
Assault Case Tried In Local Police Court
Albert Duppin of Libertytown was found technically guilty of assault and battery on his brother in law Sterling Butler at Police Court. Magistrate Alan Y. Bennett fined him $5 and costs with 10 days in jail in lieu of the fine. Butler testified four men including Clarence and Theodore Green fought in self defense after Butler threatened them with a dagger. Butler and wife Mary supported Butler’s version.
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Albert Duppin
Libertytown
Sterling Butler
Alan Y. Bennett
Butler
Duppin
Clarence Duppin
Charles Duppin
Theodore Green
Albert
Mary Butler
Bennett
Horace M. Alexander
Douglas Stone
Yellow Springs
Ellsworth P. Patrick
Baltimore
George C. Brown
Samuel P. Warfield
East Seventh Street
Merton J. Bart
East Patrick Street
John C. Wood
Hyattsville
Carl Dillinger
Howard L. Guthrie
Edward White
Richmond
Assault and Battery Case Scheduled After Spring Dispute
An assault case in Police Court set for Friday May 15 involves Paul Harris and William Harris both sharing a Greenfield spring. William Harris, struck with a rock, is in Frederick City Hospital with a broken jaw. If he remains unfit to testify, the case may be postponed.
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Charles W. Smith
Paul Harris
William Harris
Greenfield
Frederick City
Baltimore Supervisors name leaders in national bank group
Baltimore April 22 John D Hespethorn deputy bank commissioner for Maryland was chosen vice-chairman of the executive committee of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks William R White superintendent of banks for New York was reelected chairman of the group
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Baltimore
John D Hespethorn
Maryland
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
William R. White
New York
Dr Zook to Speak at Western Maryland
Westminster April 22 Dr George F Zook president of the American Council on Education and former U S Commissioner of Education will speak at a convocation celebrating Western Maryland College 75th anniversary May 16 The address will be attended by educational representatives and cap the closing exercise of the anniversary program Followed by alumni conferences with prominent alumni leading discussions
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Westminster
George F. Zook
American Council On Education
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Western Maryland College
Winter Dangers Rise In Auto Accidents Half North Half South
In winter fatal automobile accidents rise sharply with a 40 percent increase in the northern United States and a 20 percent rise in the southern half. The warning highlights seasonal dangers and regional differences in traffic fatalities.
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United States
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Charles McC. Mathias
Court News
John B. Landis
Ralph G. Kline
Alvin S. Garthright
Ruby M. de Matt
Richmond, Va
Herman C. Tyree
Minter Field
Bakerfield
Calif
Norma A. Grabill
Equity
Cameron C. Kehne
Lillian L. iKebne
Lander
Carl J. Stine
Hattie Alberta Stine
Luray
Harry E. Main
Carrie B. Main
Raymond Harris
Zula Neeley
Orville L. Neeley
Trenton
N. J
Ww. S.C
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lewistown Methodist Church
George Green
George Arnold
Mary Arnold
Fred. Bowers
C. C. Stull
Nellie Moore
Eli Green
Reuben Lease
Maryra R. Kelly
Kelso
Batiste
Talon
Abo Foundation Garments
Kemp
U.S
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Anna iV. Hamman
North Queen Street
West John Street
Brunswick
Inwood
Seash
A. J. Hamman Stores, Inc
Alaska
Bataan
Earleen Allen
Jackson
Garnet P. Francis
Alexandria
Bride
Corregidor
Francis
Dr. Zook
Western Maryland
American Institute of Laundering
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
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