Women’s Clubs Plan Annual Meeting in Maryland
Plans for the Northern District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting are set for Monday at Calvary Mt. E church. Morning session features president Mrs. William Claus. Dr Henry I. Seehr Hood College speaks at noon or afternoon luncheon. hosts include Frederick Civic Club and Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs.
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Northerntrict
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Calvary Mt. E. church
William Claus
Cumberland
Methodist chapel
Claus
Henry I. Seehr
Hood College
Ridelph Alen
College Park
Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs
F. Whalen
Bethesda
Maryland
xyector
General Federation of Women's Clubs
J. D. Duve
Moss Eleanor Eichelberger
Frederick
Airs
Har Radcliffe
Francis B. Sappington
Misham
BE. Kindley
M. R. Eterison
Hugh Dean
Cuas
S. Houck. Jr
Moonshine Arrest Leaves Crasles C. Kuhn Held on Bond
Crasles C Kuhn of near Woltsville was held on $1,000 bail after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Wolinga in Hagerstown on charges of illicit liquor transport and unlicensed still. Federal agents Tagg and Lemon reported quantities including a 30 gallon still and several barrels. Kuhn reportedly refused entry for a search warrant.
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Crasles C. Kuhn
Woltsville
U.S
Wolinga2r
Hagerston
Federal grand j
Tagg and Lemon
Hagerstown
Weather Today Anomalies and Temp Report
Weather report summarizes abnormal precipitation ambiguity for 1935 with unclear terms. Temperature readings show a high around 34 with low near 31. Forecast mentions moon phase and times, noting a punctual pattern of afternoon readings and minor daily variance.
Governor Signs Bills About Bonds and Elections
Governor enacted measures authorizing issuance of bonds totaling 10 090 dollars for a project in Em- murspurg and related changes to election powers. The action affects Oil authorities and federal elements, with implications for offices and oversight.
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Selanne
Market Operating On Silver Standard Market
Market activity on the silver standard era shows strength in exchange transactions around the staple. Cotton prices opened amid steady demand and trading.
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IC wyes
st e
Cotton was & teatling
Slander Suits Follow Garges at University
A university faces multiple slander suits linked to a dispute over conduct. An discharged man claims subordinates objected to his notice of misconduct and says the issue remained unresolved as concern grew about leadership behavior.
Miss Barbara Hull Dies In Washington TEMGate
Barbara Hull dies in Washington at a Genial Office, with local connections noted. The brief obituary mentions the hospital and funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Barbara Hull
Washington
TEMGate
Wasi ghe
Waso
Hood College Students Visit Chesagzake Lab Route
A group of Hood College students from the department left to visit Salomon's Island, planning a field trip to Chesagzake and related laboratory facilities along the route.
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Hood College
Salomon’s Island
Dr Apple Speaks at Hood Ap Ne The
A brief item notes Dr Apple delivering a speech at Hood Ap Ne The, outlining community health goals and upcoming events. Local officials and residents attended, with emphasis on public health education and outreach programs.
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DR. APPLE
HOOD
Republicans Seek An Issue In Washington Debating Strategy
In Washington Republicans scramble for a unifying issue while public mood sags. Leaders hope for a shift from Hooverism toward a Roosevelt crossroads, with business slumps potentially shaping new GOP positions. Roosevelt’s recovery plan is praised for progress but needs steady momentum. Townsend supporters face disappointment as plan benefits shrink and public opinion shifts amid reforms and economic pressures.
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Repubic
rand
Washington
Hoover
Fragmented editorial fragment on generals and softness
An unclear OCR snippet questions if a general, referred to as an old pal, is soft on matters. The fragment lacks names dates or places to identify entities or events.
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Gen som gome
Modern Language Night Hood Vesper Service
Stan Amer leads the Hood College choir in a vesper service with recessional by Werber and selections from Vores and Elgar. T Wade serves as organist and choir-master guiding Cher nffrrey Voices.
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HOOD VESPER SERVICE
t Werber
Stan Amer
S.r .Pomp
Elgar
Hood Collere Cher
T. Wade
Two Dead After Supper Party at Hollywood
A shooting at a Hollywood apartment led to two dead and one wounded. Police suspect a self-inflicted death by the man who allegedly killed Whatton, then shot Bolte before taking his own life. Investigators traced the sequence to a supper gathering of several acquaintances.
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mets
ot Catite
Artreses
studo
Howard
Bolte
Whatton
Boltte
W A Wharton
R. L. Berry
Mercy Plea Sought for Kidnap Suspect Walter McGee
Jefferson City Miss Afary McIro renor Guy B Park life of Walter H McGee leader of the gang which tapped her for 30000 ransom near WaveATS 210. Virtually all legal avenues of escaping the gallows have been closed to McGee as the 26 year old daughter of HFS McElroy Kansas cited the governor in her appeal for clemency. The case centers on a kidnapping and ransom plot with McGee facing execution.
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Jefferson City
Afary
irorenor Guy B. Park
Walter H McGee
McGee
HFS McElroy
Kansas
Walter McGee
Gory
Nice Will Name Hill To New Military Rank
A local report notes Hill receives a new military rank within the IR and U. M. organization. Members of Fr a8. cO. M. meet to discuss the appointment and related duties, with details affecting the group’s standing and responsibilities.
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Nice
Automobile Violations Report Renews License Action
Lecce of John was renewed was retasked for operating without a license.
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John
New York Court Deals NRA Blow
A New York court delivered a decision impacting the NRA in a high profile case. The ruling centers on regulatory challenges and financial exposure facing the organization amid ongoing legal actions.
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NEW YORK
NRA
Pickets Posted Along Highway at Mine Site
Pickets gathered along highway in an Easter Sunday protest at Lead Mine, as trucks moved in and authorities mobilized. Three women, members of the United Mine Workers of America, faced charges after a clash with a member of the atom union that left seven injured.
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ays
Spr
United Mine Workers of America
atom union
Sunda
Man Seeks Police Aid Amid Confusing Memoir Fragment
A fragmentary report notes an individual stating he asked police for aid. The text is incomplete but references police involvement and a request for help.
Fight Brush Fire Near Buildings
A brush fire broke out near several buildings as firefighters moved to contain the blaze. No injuries reported at this time, and crews worked to prevent spread to adjacent structures. Authorities urged residents to avoid the area and allow emergency teams space to operate.
Hopkins Named Main Power In Use Of Fund Administration
President Roosevelt designated Hopkins as the chief power for directing a four billion dollar public works fund. Ickes heads the Board overseeing allocations to projects while Thomas MacDonald leads highway programs. Frank C Walker will run the Division of Information and Application to handle applications within ten days.
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Ags
Hopains
Reker
Ickes
Roosevelt
Thomas MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Frank C. Walker
new ac
Division of Information and Application
alfoz
Dancing event referenced at Hood Couchée and Y W C A
Fragmentary notice mentions a dance or social event connected to the Hood Couchée and Y W C A. No clear date, place, or participants are readable beyond the acronyms and generic references.
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