Spring fever comes alive in Boyle column and more
New York writer HAL BOYLE quips that spring fever is a delightful universal infection with no cure. He likens it to a bone-deep awakening, a melting of the spirit, a pause for renewal and new adventures that children and adults share as winter yields to warmer days. Also notes Mt Zion WSC S meeting details in Frederick with program on women work and health.
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Yo Hal Boyle
New York
America
Junior
Stockholder Meetings Expand Ownership Across Nations
Giant corporations urge investors to attend annual meetings to connect with companies. General Electric drew 2000 stockholders from 40 states plus Canada Cuba and Hawaii, topping Standard Oil of New Jersey’s 1900. Firms like American Telephone General Motors and DuPont boast tens of thousands of stockholders. Expanded ownership links workers and management and spreads corporate knowledge while broadening the so-called privileged class into a mass.
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General Electric
Canada
Cuba
Hawaii
Schenectady
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Telephone
General Motors
DuPont
Teside
Plato On Government and Tyranny Through the Ages
A compact historical note recalls Plato in ancient Greece and his warning that rulers emerge as champions, later stoking war and taxes to bind citizens. The excerpt links his insight to modern times, suggesting echoes of tyranny across 2,500 years.
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Greece
Plato
Mayor Elect Smith Faces Obstacles As Appointments Debated
From The Columns Of The News April 23 1901 final plans for a 300000 Masonic Temple are underway with a building committee named Wilbur Duvall Joseph Carty Horace Zacharias John Motter Grayson Bowers and Frank Sappington. Potomac River Road near Washington Junction shows danger easing as the river falls. Grace Getzendanner and sister H S Brugh escaped a runaway accident with only minor injuries after being thrown from a carriage.
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Smith
Masonic Temple
Wilbur H. Duvall
Joseph W. L. Carty
Horace C. Zacharias
John C. Motter
Grayson E. Bowers
Frank B. Sappington
Potomac River
Washington Junction
Grace Getzendanner
H. S. Brugh
Columbia
Miss Getzendanner
Montgomery County names Harry B Shaw county engineer
Twenty years ago local items report Harry B Shaw a Frederick native named Montgomery County engineer by the county's board of commissioners. Also noted are Lions International charter presented to Middletown club with remarks by Richard F Simmons and Roger B Wolfe, repairs begun on the B&O railroad bridge destroyed by fire, Frederick High School set to graduate about 160 students, and Fortune seekers again prowling Sugar Loaf for the legendary $25,000 pant of gold near a stream.
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Harry B. Shaw
Frederick
Montgomery County
Board of Commissioners
Lions International
Middletown Club
Richard F. Simmons
Lions
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick Club
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick High School
Superintendent of Schools
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Munad
Self service gas stations banned in many states
In the United States about 200 self service gas stations operate but at least 14 states prohibit them by law or ruling. The tapir is a plant eating relative of the rhinoceros and the largest land animal in Brazil. It feeds on fruit and young shoots and is not dangerous to people, its main enemies being alligators and jaguars.
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United States
Brazil
Vespers End Convocation at Hood College
Rev. Albert E Day spoke at Hood College vesper service closing a three day convocation in Gambrill gymnasium. He warned against habit, absolutism, and self deception, urged seeking the best and common ground in politics and religion, and cited dangers of atomic warfare. Ruth Ann Kell read scripture. Exile Blakeslee led music with William Sprigg at the organ.
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Albert E. Day
Hood College
Gambrill Gymnasium
Day
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Baltimore
Dr. Day
Ruth Ann Kell
West Chester
Exile Blakeslee
Debate over MacArthur widens war on China risks Russia involvement
James Marlow weighs whether bombing Manchuria and blockades could pull Russia into a world war. He notes Truman and Bradley oppose widening the Korea conflict now to protect Western Europe, while MacArthur advocates pressing the war into China and Manchuria with economic and naval pressure.
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James Marlow Washington
General MacArthur
Russia
China
Pruman
Korea
Manchuria
Manteharia
MacArthur
Siberia
Asia
U. S
Europe
Truman
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mantchuria
Chiang
Joe
Controversy Over Joint Chiefs Spotlighted in MacArthur Case
Washington reports a sharp public clash as conflicting White House and Joint Chiefs statements over MacArthur trigger a tense political row. No formal meeting of the Chiefs occurred. civilians and military figures advised the President, with no military charge filed, while critics say the actions damaged trust in military institutions and heightened national discord.
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Washington
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
David Lawrence
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Joint Chiefs
MacArthur
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chicago
General MacArthur
Congress
Gen. Bradley
Pentagon
Korea
Department of State
Japan
Ridgway
U. S
America
Class To Sponsor Recital On April 26
The Golden Rule class of Evangelical Lutheran church school will sponsor a piano recital on April 26 at eight o'clock in the church school. Frederick and Jefferson students of Mrs. N. E. Conway perform with selections such as Merrily We Roll Along Home On The Range Rock-a-Bye-Baby The Lord's Prayer Missouri Waltz and Moon Mist among others. Vocal solos and readings are planned by several students and teachers including Virginia Lea Painter Terry O'Neill Nancy Thrasher Doris Gordon Shirley Himes Nona Times Jo Ann Creager and Mrs. Edna Smith Schwarber.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Frederick and Jefferson
N. E. Conway
Church
Ellen Smith
Austin Hahn
George Uakin
Virginia Lea Painter
Terry O'Neill
Maxine Rouch
Nancy Thrasher
Odds and Ends from Frederick and Tiny Tryon Paper
A Frederick city notice notes a March Times Picayune article on Maryland City paying final Jubal Early levy during the Civil War. The News-Post shows interest in The Tryon Daily Bulletin claiming to be the World's Smallest Newspaper, published daily except weekends, with 5 by 8.45 inch pages, two columns, five cent copies, and 12 pages in the issue.
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Ues Sakuue Au
Edward James
East Church Street
New Orleans
Times
Picayune
Frederick
Maryland
Confederacy
Jubal
James
Robert F. Zeigler
Hagerstown
Harry W. Zeigler
News-Post
Tryon
Castles In Spain Theme Guides Frederick Art Club
Frederick Art Club met at 25 East Third Street on Wednesday April 18 with Mrs. George E B McCleery co hosting. Officers elected for the coming year include Grace Beard Young president Roger H Willard first vice president Robert E Delaplaine Mary Rhoads Earle Shriner Helen Smith recording secretary Geraldine Fiter Bruce Crist assistant recording secretary Edith Miller Louise Doty corresponding secretary and others. Mrs. T Stuart Haller spoke on Spanish art highlighting El Greco Velasquez Murillo and Goya. Mrs. Roger W H Willard described Seville and Granada with portraits of Moorish architecture and the Alhambra. A majolica plate from Majorca was shown. Refreshments followed. The final meeting of the season will be a buffet supper May 3 at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs C Howard Youngs home with an illustrated talk by Mr. Brumbaugh of Hood Colleges Art Department.
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Spain
Frederick
Roger H. Willard
Robert E. Delaplaine
Mary Rhoads
Earle Shriner
Helen Smith
Geraldine Fiter
Bruce Crist
Edith Miller
Louise Doty
Thomas Safrit
Irving Staley
Florence Eigenbrode
T. Stuart Haller
Haller
EL Greco
Italy
Toledo
Rembrandt
United States
Canada
Velasquez
Seville
Heas
Philip IV
Murillo
Academy of Arts
Francisco Goya
Calor
Mexico
Granada
Roger WH. Willard
Willard
Madrid
Cathedral of
University of
Sierra Nevada Range
Ald
Grenada
Alhambra
Europe
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Tts
Art Club
C. Howard Young
East Church Street
Brumbaugh
Art
Hood College
Will of Rev. Dr. Charles E Wehler Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Rev. Dr. Charles E Wehler was probated in Frederick Orphans Court this morning. It leaves the estate to his widow Mrs. Bertha H Wehler with daughters Katherine and Margaret named as executrices and beneficiaries. The document dated January 25 1936 was witnessed by William M Storm and Hettye A Haha.
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Charles E. Wehler
Frederick
Orphans Court
Bertha H. Wehler
Everitts Baker Wedding in Locust Valley
Thelma Baker and Leo Everitts wed on April 7 in Locust Valley with Rev. Clair Ebersole presiding. The bride wore a navy blue suit with pink and navy accents and pink rose bouquet. matron of honor Hilda Sigler, best man William Mann. The groom, a Brunswick High School graduate, works at Ideal Cleaners. couple to reside in Brunswick.
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Everitts—Baker
Locust Valley
Thelma Baker
Lytie Baker
Lavettsville
Leo Everitts
J. H. Everitts
Fourth Avenue
Brunswick
Clair Ebersole
Lovettsville High School
Hilda Sigler
William Mann
Purcellville
Brunswick High School
The
Ideal Cleaners
Frederick D A R guest speaker and births noted
Mr and Mrs J A McCabe return from Norristown to Frederick where his father Hugh McCabe recovers from illness. Mrs Henry Stanwood state D A R registrar guest speaker at Frederick Chapter meeting. Edwin H England announce birth of daughter Linda Gail at Frederick Memorial Hospital. W C T U of Woodboro discuss Health and Spiritual Needs in Dayhoff home with large attendance and readings by members. Next meeting at Miss Bartick’s home. Virtually all the world’s eryor lite used in aluminum manufacture is mined in Greenland.
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J. A. McCabe
West Third Street
Norristown
Hugh McCabe
Henry Stanwood
Baltimore
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William ML. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Stanwood
Frederick
Da.r
Casper E. Cline
Edwin H. England
Tramsville
Linda Gail
Frederick Memorial Hospital
England
Helen Gladhill
Urbana
John Gladhill
Woodsboro
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Morgan Dayhoft
Janet Barrick
Robert McKay
Genevieve
Beatrice Fannstock
Connie Fox
Alma Winebrenner
Morgan Dayhoff
Naomi Stover
Denda Renner
Leafy Flannigan
Martha Dayhoff
Elsie
Beatrice Fahnstock
Betty Dutrow
Saylor
Greenland
Thomas W Simmons Dies At Cambridge
Cambridge April 22 Thomas W Simmons Maryland's Secretary for State from 1916 to 1919 died at his home after a long illness He was 33 A Cambridge man known for banking and law he served as secretary to John E Hurst and supported Gov Emerson Barrington He rose to vice president of Farmers and Merchants National Bank and worked in New York banking circles before returning to public service
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Cambridge
Thomas W. Simons
Maryland
Simmons
Emerson Barrington
John E. Hurst
Activ
New York City
Baltimore
Studie Law Wrder
Henry Lloyd
Dorchester County
Merchants National Bank
New York
C. E. Wells and Company Stock Exchange
Harrington
Local Residents Return From Hospitals After Treatments
Multiple Frederick area residents are listed as recovering or recently treated. W. A. Riddell returned to his North Court apartment after Johns Hopkins care. Doris Shaw, ill with glandular fever, is improving at 353 West Patrick. John H. Hankey, 106 East Eighth, treated for heart condition at Frederick Memorial. P. Lansdale home from Doctors Hospital after operation. Guy Freshour to Frederick Memorial by M. L. Creager and Son. Lillian B. Liller, 75, operated at Washington Hospital Takoma Park and improving. William Brandenburg moved from Utica to Frederick Memorial Sunday by G. C. Barton. Atlee Horme moved from hospital to Burkittsville home. Harry Rowe moved from 235 Dill Avenue by M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance.
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W. A. Riddell
North Court Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Doris Shaw
West Patrick Street
John H. Hankey
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lansdale
East Church Street
Doctors Hospital
Washington
Guy Freshour
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Lillian B. Liller
Rockville
Washington Hospital
Takoma Park
William Brandenburg
Utica
G. C. Barton
Atlee Horme
Burkittsville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harry Rowe
Dill Avenue
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Everest Duvall
Mt. Zion W.S.C.S
George Castle
George Dreneburg
Nan Lease
Kitty’ Dudrow
Frances Boyer
Ruth Seheel
Ralph Lenhart
Clyde Boyer
Mt. Zion Church
At & P.m
Walkersville
Mt Pleasant
Lewistown
the News
George Potts
Adamstown
Margaret Louise
Deedie Andrew Boatwright, Jr
Patuxent River
Deedie A. Boatwright
Bethesda
U.S. News and World Report
Leslie Finch
Sonny Stickney
Sally Benn
F. Evelyn Smith
Jan Thrasher
Shirley Shepley
Jenny Lois Beatty
Margaret Price
Odds and Ends
Soni
H. 7. Webster
MR. Milquetqast
iThomas W. Simmons
U. 5S. Army
Camp Detrick
J. L. Ivey
James L. Lovell
Ivey
Lovell
Cecil
Miller
Major Miller
Army
Navy
Air Force
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