History of Today Brought to Pupils
Students at Frederick and Brunswick high schools explored constitutional history from Magna Charta to the present day. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt and Speaker Mr Storm led discussions on Roosevelt era policies, court rulings, and the retirement age for judges, linking NRA AAA and WRA to constitutional issues.
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Ameteans
Frederex Ara Bruscack
Sistes Supreme Cour
Storm
Superntensent
Setsols
Eugene
Prucv
Roosevelt
Frederick Mah
L Lear
Wsam
M. Brish
Pres Dent Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
High Court
WRA
Brunswick High School
Joseph C. Newcomer
Katharine L Biens
Frederick
Mr Storm
Supreme Court
Ibera
Frederick High School
Wale
Brunswick
James Spitz
Western Shore
J P Feiser
County Board of Education
G Nevin Revert
Hood College
Pruitt Ay Brunswick
Feser
Harry Y George
Board of Education
Pruitt
Skates Into Films by Dimpled Irene Dare
The youngest figure skater Irene Dare of St Paul has signed a motion picture contract. Daughter of Harry Davidson, a St Paul newspaperman, she expresses happiness about the opportunity as her puppy looks on during a phone call.
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Irene Dare
St Paul
Hollywood
Harry Davidson
Brunswick Organizes Isaak Walton Group
The Brunswick chapter of the Izaak Walton League formed Monday at a meeting in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station. Provisional officers include William E Dixon president and Howard Watson vice president with other directors named as the group awaits its charter from national headquarters.
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Brunswick
Izaak Walton League
Baltimore and Onto
George F Grove
S F Lehman
Frederick
National
Izaak Walton
William E Dixon
Howard Watson
Richard Shewbridge
John C Staff
GL Nuse
C E Ayres
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Rock Hall
Point of Rocks
George B Kehne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keane
Potomac River Club
Fred Stunkle
Alvin E. Crauford
Montgomery Countians Protest Bus Changes
Protesters in Montgomery county disrupt a Public Service Commission hearing on Capital Transit’s plan to alter county bus routes and raise fares. Dean Lock of Capital Transt. testified amid interruptions. opposition from Alta Vista to Rockville residents and county officials labeled the fare increase unnecessary and harmful to new homes.
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Baltmore
Montgomery County
Public Service Commission
Capital Transit
Dean Lock
oMeral
Trans.1
Capital Trans T
Montgomery Bus Lines Inc
Alta Vista
Rockville
R E L Smuth
Gathersburg
Washington Grove
Montgomery Bus Lines, Inc
Warrant Issued Over Lumber Dispute In City Court
Charles D Kehne of Massers Addition swore out a warrant Tuesday for the arrest of Paul Fry co owner of the Miller and Fry lumber concern on East Patrick Street. Kehne charged assault and battering and showed a badly battered face at Police Headquarters claiming Fry struck him with brass knuckles over a lumber note. Case to be heard in Police Court tonight.
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Charles D Kehne
East Church Street
Paul Fry
Miller and Fry Lumber
East Patrick Street
Kehne
Fry
Balmy Weather Dips Into Spring Fever Across City
Temperatures climbed to 78 degrees Tuesday signaling a brief spell of springlike warmth. Forecasters noted above normal readings with full sunshine. City parks crews worked to ready clay tennis courts with calcium chloride while concrete courts have been in use for weeks. Overnight lows dipped to 46 as a mild, sunny spell continued.
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Parle
Jesse W Kolb
Volunteers Class Meets at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday school Volunteers Class met Friday evening at 615 o clock. Present were teacher Eleanor Abbott and many members including Madelyn Harper Mary Stales Octavia Gosnell Evelyn Kefauver Pauline Yinger Charlotte Burger Dorothy Kefauver Grace Kinsey Reta Dutrow Toelma Burger Evelyn Krantz Margaret Nus Loberta Stockman. Guests later joined Miss Pauline Yinger for a theater party. The class plans a May meeting with Reta Dutrow Madelyn Harper and Loberta Stockman as hostesses.
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Volunteers
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Barbara Fritchie
Eleanor Abbott
Madelyn Harper
Mary Stales
Octavia Gosnell
Evelyn Kefauver
Pauline Yinger
Charlotte Burger
Dorothy Kefauver
Grace Kinsey
Reta Dutrow
Toelma Burger
Evelyn Krantz
Margaret Virginia Nus
Loberta Stockman
Arthur Fornes
Tommy the Perennial Optimist at School and Home
A narrative follows Tommy as he endures a day with mischief, discipline, and small acts of cheer. He baffles Martha and Miss Simpson with a cap toss, spills jelly, and still shares a sunny outlook. The piece ends with reflections on children's forgetfulness, forgiveness, and the value of their smiles.
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Tommy
Wolser
Martha
Mr Brown
Arto Sgures
Siarthas Taplet
Fommy
Miss Simpson
Innstead
Jimming
Ou Pal
Terry
Moss Simpson
Mss Simpson
Daddy
Spontaneous reactions about Lapland country status
A claim challenges the notion of Lapland as a country, noting the region spans northern Sweden Norway Finland and the Kola Peninsula. The statement argues Lapland is not a sovereign nation but a geographic area shared by several states.
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Lapland
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Kola Peninsula
What Is Your News I Q A Two Part Question
Enthusiastic quiz asks five questions about international treaties unions elections price policies and a Nazi plot in a European country. It tests readers on Angis-Inalan treaty signers and who led the Irish question.
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Farr
Mendsap
US Senate
Meatto
Hallgren Right to Run, OConor Says
Baltimore April 26 Attorney General HudsROConor say Maurize Hallgren Howard counts qualified to be a Democratic candidate for the US Senate though not a registered voter of the state OConors opponent gave final approval to the certificate of candidacy Hallgren filed last week in Annapolis and listed him as opposing Senator Willard E Thing Under the federal constitution the Attorney General held Hallgren need not be a registered voter in any party to be senatorial candidate So long as he is a resident of the state in which we files and lists other constitutional requirements he is eligible to run
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Baltimore
Huds
R Oconr
Maurize Halllgren
Howard Counts
Senate
Oconors
Scout Cubs Meet Name Den Chief
LeRoy Davis received a tentative appointment as den chief of Scout Cub Pack No 1 at a weekly Presbyterian meeting in room 2. Davis is a member of Scout Troop No 29 and formerly a Cub. Best Marcey and Ridgely Albanga advanced to Lon Cubs, and Jares Lesealeer moved to Wolf Cup after preliminary tests. Robert Renn joined the pack and the group announced Pack No 4, Pack No 3 with James Crist as Cubmaster, sponsored by Grace Evangelical, would attend services.
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LeRoy Davis
Oganzaton
Marcey
Ridgely Albanga
Lon
Jares Lesealeer
Ropert Renn
James Crist
Eccurea
Grace Evangelical
Local Events and Obscure Notices From Frederik Area
Sunday morning service at Hartman Reformed Church led by Rev. RE on May 1. Church family approves an excursion for Mr. and Mrs. Holmes D Baker to Waterly Farms near Frederik on May 7. George Sash named appointee. George Delapiare listed as acting denier. Ramercos vary in size from about 1 20th to 3 16ths of an inch.
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Shans
Yellow River
China
Isaak Walton
C. & P. Telephone Co
B. C
Montgomery
Bors
Kemp's
Roberts Barton
I. Q
Hallgren
O'Conor
Dirk
Upier
The
Parsons CO
North Market ST
ARE
ALL Children
Ence
John C. Jamison
MT. Pleasant District
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St. Y
Mc.a
Storm&Shipley Market
Colton Manor
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Aachio
Maree
Moncey
James E. Doll
South Market St
Quaker City
North Market Street
Markell & Ford
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market and
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Depost Insurances Corporation
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