Plans Announced for Boys Week Activities
Complete plans for Boys Week are announced covering April 26 to May 2 with Boys Day in Churches, School programs, Loyalty and Patriotism Day, Home Day, Field Day events, Child Health Day, and Saturday Scout outing from Frederick. Organizers urge participation, with speakers, entertainment, health talks, and badge exchanges to foster citizenship.
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Rotary International
New York city
City Opera House
Janice Meredith
Joseph HE Apple
Alvin G. Quinn
E. C. Kefauvier
Frederick
Charles Zimmerman
Oscar E_ Grove
Fresh-Soph Dance Arrangements At Hood College Sanctioned
Freshman-Sophomore dance plans finished for Saturday at Hood College in Coblentz Heil with Dr. and Mrs. Appie and Dean Lovejor among honored guests. Belmont Club orchestra from New York, endorsed by Floy Mills, will perform. committee includes Marjorie Smith and Grace Bilingimer. A Sophomore-Freshman tea will follow 3 to 5 pm in Winchester with Tre Gazee leading Juni for Touchstone benefit. February fines total 1182.85 dollars to Montgomery County police fund per Judge Riggs report.
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Coblentz Heil. Hood College
Appie
Dean Lovejor
Lanizie
Shaw
Miss Brown
Belmont Club orchestra
New York city
Floy Mills
Peck-Mills
Marjorie Smith
Grace Bilingimer
Frances Good
Ethel Markey
Maz Saree Shapiro
Winchester
Tre Gazee
juni
Touchstone
Samuel Riggs
Montgomery County Commissioners
Rockville
Montgomery county police fund
Organization in Business Talk by Mr Stockdale
Frank Stockdale addressed Frederick merchants at the Francis Scott Key Hotel urging better organization in business. He cited a manager’s role as pivotal, warned against the “fearful” style of self-reliance, and argued that organized firms outperform unorganized ones, urging merchants to unite to compete with large mail order and chain stores.
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busi Seay
Frederick
Frank Stockdale
asp Inneheon
Hetail Merchants Institute
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stockfale
Stockdale
Institute
14 Men Trapped in Silver and Lead Mine at Burke
Associated Press reports 12 men trapped in Hecla silver lead mine at Burke seven miles away were alive early today. A correspondent returning from the mine at 6 o'clock stated rescuers believed the men were in workings two miles from the main shaft, awaiting help.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Ida
Hecla silvertead
Burke
Road Detours For Autoists In Local District
Detours advising motorists on routes to Washington and Westminster. Directions mention Urbana, Ridgeville, Bunckerstown Road works, and detour length 66 to 46 miles with fair icy conditions. Includes miles to follow on Townsend Road and Mt Airy vicinity.
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Childs, Jr
State Reeds Commission
Beallsville
Dieterson
ar Teallswile
tirn feft
fisilaw canniy
Dickerson
Urbana
Zollow oir
mies
Inston
Troana
Bunckerstown
Washington
Ridgeville road
Westminster
detoue
nvarthemimits
Mt Airi tara lefe
Raifala Road
Ridge Road
Weetminster
detone
Temperature Aims for New April High on Sunny Friday
In a sultry April afternoon, Frederick records 95 degrees at 2 pm, two degrees above Thursday’s mark, as forecasters decline rain hope for hours. Overnight low was 65, Thursday’s high reached 93, with heat driving straw hats after Sunday’s storm. Citizens seek relief and plan summer thoughts as schools and shops hum through the oppressive spell.
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Frederick
Patriotic Entertainment At Church Street School Delights Audience
Pupils of Church Street School staged a two part patriotic program that drew a packed auditorium and enthusiastic applause. The event featured “A Man Without A Country” with scenes at Fort Adams and aboard ships plus the patriotic pageant “America's Child” with groups portraying Spirit of Progress Spirit of the Woods and Spirit of the Home. Julius Wasser performed violin during intermission.
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Church Street
Fort Adams
Warren
Nolan
Levant
America
Julius Wasser
Sian
Colonel Morgas
Marion Grove
H. Robert Moss
Chester Bowers
Edward Storm
Merril Grambine
Robert Moss
Bowers
Captain Shaw
Paul Mobley
George Ogle
einen
Alden Fisher
Hendrick
Glenn Garber
Kenneth Brown
Edward tormard
Leonard Ramsburg
Marien Rau
Jacob Engiebrecht
Danforth
the
Hensy Willerd
Philip Wojan
Edward Black
Spirit of oz
Helen Reed
Elias Zimmerman
Viginia Willard
Spirit of
Britain
Isabel Wood
Moris Deuncers
grate Pilgrims
France
Virginia Baer
Irelane
Lucille Baumgardner
aay
Spirit of Nor Derotar
Spirit of the
Helen Grove
Swood moks
Bor Scovis
Spirit of the State
Dorovhr Af America
s. Candres
Wancs McLaren
Worthington Clark
Four who broke jail recap tured near Littlestown
Four prisoners who escaped Westminster jail Wednesday were recaptured near Littlestown by Pennsylvania and Maryland officers. They offered no resistance. The group includes William and Herman Smith of Baltimore Hap pi Reiphardt of Middleburg Maryland and Thames Smith, a tramp. A farmer spotted them in woods and alerted Adams County authorities, who detained them and notified Westminster officials.
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Associated Press
Beltimore
Westminster
Hoon
Littlestown
Pennsylvania
Maryland
William
Herman Smith
Baltimore
Happi
Reiphardt
Middleburg
AiR
Thames Smith
Litlestown
Adams county
John Shipley
Smith
Shipley
Market cheer from rate rise and dividend outlook
New York April 24 stock speculation rose in morning trade as the Federal Reserve ratio increased and the highest rate in 11 years was seen. Sterling exchange firmed and prospects of special dividend distributions in weeks ahead fed optimism, though weakness lingered in some western carriers. Public utilities showed notable strength. Call money renewed at 0. pund?
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Associated Press
New York
federal reserve
sterling exchange
Eleven Indicted in Dry Law Conspiracy in Baltimore
Eleven men were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate the national prohibition law related to the Maryland Drug Co of Baltimore. Thomas A. Nolen, a Pittsburgh prohibition agent, was indicted separately for allegedly accepting a $150 bribe. Several named defendants were not indicted but granted immunity to testify. U S District Judge Woodcock planned to transfer arrestees from Atlanta and Washington to Baltimore for trial.
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Byno Associated Press
Baltimore
federal
grand ‘jury
Maryland Drug!Co
Thomas A. Nolen
Pittsburgh
Drug Co
Hyman Finker
Baitimore
Wm. Cohen
Winfield Jones
XN. T Jones
sonsor
Charles Jones
Georgia
Anti-saloon League
Ai. H. Caro
Simon Keilner
Isador Glasser
Joseph Lerner
Jesse Baker
Charles Baker
Samuel Bird
Eva England
beokeeper
Milton Sammers
United States
tormes Woodcock
Chain of Parks From New York to Alabama
Rouston Texas April 24 linking up of a chain of yards from New York into Alabama is the next step in the road building program of the United States Good Roads Association. A resolution adopted by the organization at its convention here authorized the appointment of a committee to report at the next meeting upon the desirability and feasibility of securing a highway from the Adirondacks to Alabama to provide as far as possible an opportunity for travel through unbroken forests and along the Appalachian system.
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Associated Press
Improving Crim Grifts along after garden accident
Improving rapidly Glenn Crim a farmer on the Gas House pike about three miles from Frederick was badly injured when he fell on the handle of an upright pitchfork more than a week ago and is griting along nicely at Frederick City Hospital.
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Glenn Crim
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Committee forms to study city fire unit response to county alarms
John W. Holter AML erman John Resa and David C. Winebrenner of the Chamber form a committee to explore plans allowing one or more city fire companies to answer county fire alarms. The initiative follows a Chamber letter urging an appointment and a workable agreement benefitting both city and county authorities. Currently the Independent Hose Company is the sole unit responding, and they lack formal authorization.
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John W. Holter
Board of County Commissioners
AMLerman John §. Resa
David C. Winebrenner
Chamber of Commerce
FR. Ames Hendrickson
Jury Called Back at Rockville Garrett Case
A special grand jury session will convene in Rockville on Wednesday to consider charges against State's Attorney John A. Garrett, jailed on six warrants for embezzling 314,500 entrusted by clients. Judge Peter appointed Albert Boult to act as prosecutor with full State's Attorney powers during Garrett’s absence.
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Rockville
John A. Garrett
Peter
Garrett
Albert “J. Boult
Bouic
attommar
Judes Peter
Property Sold Near Carroll Creek on Market Street
Sale of property along the north side of Carroll creek on Market Street to Sam Marino and Lucy Marino announced by Gilmore Fleutt. Marino to take possession June 1 after improvements, planning a wholesale and retail fruit business in the front section and auto repair and storage in the rear. Livine and Pembleton and Shivalro linked to ongoing businesses. Property fronts Market Street about 44 feet deep over 205 feet, L shaped to Carroll Creek.
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Carroll creek
South Market street
Sam Marino
Lucy Marino
Gilmore R. Fleutt
Maryland Motor Machine Co
Marino lil
Charles
Livine
FPembieton and
Shivalro
Market street
Carrol creek
Three Killed Leaving Paris Communist Meeting
Three youths were killed and nine wounded when gunmen opened fire outside a National Republican League gathering in Paris. Police say two men identified as communists were arrested and confessed, while Communist headquarters deny membership. Documents found on the suspects reportedly contradict the denial.
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Associated Press
Paris
National Republican League
Danremont
Balkan Crisis Deepens as Bulgaria Faces Terror Attacks
Dispatches from Sofia describe a tense Balkan scene with Bulgaria arresting suspects and uncovering arms while Rumania moves troops toward borders. Greek and Yugoslav officials weigh alliances as Bulgaria, under King Boris, tightens security amid claims Moscow funded subversives.
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RUMANIA
Iuge-Slavia
Greece
Balkan
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Bucharest
London
Ingo-Slavia
Iugo-Slav
Sofia
Rouseff
Uniform Highway Signals Adopted in Maryland
Maryland adopts a uniform color signal system for all state highways, endorsed by the State Roads Commission and the US Bureau of Roads. Red stops at railroad crossings and sharp curves, yellow signals other curves, red and yellow mark cross roads, with reflectors for day and night visibility. The American Gns Accumulator Company of Elizabeth NJ won a roughly 260,060 dollar contract to supply signals, with erection costs estimated at 30,000 to 40,069 dollars. Other states are expected to follow Maryland’s lead, aiding motorists nationwide.
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Maryland
Jobn 3
Mackall
State Roads Commission
United States Bureau of Roads
Gnns Accumulator Company
Elizabeth
X. J
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Connecticut
New York
Rockville High imposes $8 gown cost limit for commencements
To ease finances for families, Rockville High School sets a cap on commencement attire. Girls must choose dresses under $22 per yard for fabric and $5 for trimmings, capping dress cost and limiting to two dresses for all events. Principal Beall seeks parental cooperation following last year's success.
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Rockville High School
Harry & Beall
Testing of New Herds Is Stopped
Dr. Lawrence Avery, Federal Veter inarian, receives order from T A Ladson to halt testing of new cattle herds in the area. Inspectors must forward claim papers and charts to expedite reporting to Washington while infected premises are cleaned and disinfection begun soon.
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Lawrence Avery
T. A. Ladson
Washington
Vespers at Hood College Change Time and Speaker
Hood College announces Sunday Vespers moved to 4:00 PM on April 26, featuring Rev. Jason Nobile Pearce of Washington DC's First Congregational Church as speaker. Pearce is noted as President Cook's pastor and a friend, with Edgar T. Paul of Baltimore also listed in attendance.
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Hood College
Jason Nobile Pearce
First Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
Pearce
Cook
Assurance
civez
Edgar T. Paul
Baltimore
Paul
Clubs Heavily Fined After Waynesboro Raid
Fines totaling 1534.60 were imposed on ring leaders and members of Eagles and Gwis Clubs of Waynesboro after a raid uncovered liquor beer and gambling machines. Fines paid by treasurers. no jail sentences. Waynesboro Ministerium met and urged padlock or charter revocation actions by the district attorney.
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Eagles
Gwis
Waynesboro
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MR. STOCKDALE
Maryland Drug! Company
CHAIN OF PARKS
ALABAMA
GARRETT CASE
Samuel Marino
Wife Get
S. Mar
ket St. Healty
MEEI
Slavia
RED
Ivan Manceif
Bulgarian communist party
wer
Sufit
Boris
Gheorghiu
Sveti Krai
Dr. Avery
In spector
HOOD
President Coolidge
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