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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1938

Page

10

Chinese Robbers Murder American Soldier in Tinghsien

Washington reports Chinese robbers killed James Dempster an American from New York City and a Salvation Army major at Tinghsien. Mrs. Dempster and a child escaped unharmed while two Dempster children remained in Tinghsien as Japanese forces tighten control of the East West Lung hai Railway area near Suchow and Suhsien.

Washington James Dempster New York City Salvation Army State Department Laurence E Salisbury Peiping Tinghsien Dempster Shanghai Lunghai Shantung Province Yungo Sinanchen Suchow Lungnai Anhwei Province Suhsien

Stolen Chickens Sold in Emmitsburg Case Verdict

Gettysburg man Ralph Miller was found guilty of being an accessory before and after the fact in a 39 chicken theft from an Emmitsburg road resident. His former housekeeper Helen Beaver faced charges. other defendants included John Miller and Floyd Redding who pleaded guilty. A witness said Miller and Topper planned the thefts for easy money and the chickens were allegedly sold in Emmitsburg to a man named Joy.

Arthur Topper Fairfield John Miller Ralph Floyd Redding Miller Topper William F. Redding Emmitsburg ‘Road Miss Beaver Emmitsburg Joy

Reunion Opening At St Josephs College In Emmitsburg

The 40th annual alumnae reunion of St Joseph's College opens Friday at the Constitution. Muss Louie Sebold of Emmitsburg chairs the alumnae association and will welcome attendees. Notables include Elizabeth Ann Seton as a pilgrimage leader and other speakers from Catholic educational circles. Easter visitors and local residents extend greetings as members of the graduating class plan events and gatherings through Saturday.

Emmitsburg St. Joseph's College Muss Louie Sebold Eamitsburg HO Ceanell Pirusburga Informations Federates of Cathelc E Tae Tomo Elizabeth Ann Seto S* Joseph's Mn Americas Tae Nma Y Carew Harriet Bailey Toastminster Thirlxel Loretta Muth Rodney Brooks J W. Breiehner Breiehner and Troxell West Main Street Washington, D C Lefevre Kervizan Stewart Baumgardner Bedford Pittsburgh Joan D. Elder Ralph S. Sperry Robert C Pampel Washington, D.C

Streamlined Church Reynolds Returns to Snow Hill

Local notes list Streamlined Church Reynolds returning to Snow Hill. Various social items include St Euphemia church events, a band No 1 Sodality card party at St Joseph hall with winners James Kane Maurice Hobbs James Kessler and Albert Kelly. A bi weekly dance for local youth resumed after Lent. Lions Club members from Emmitsburg attended a dinner in Coblentz Hall.

Valerie Overimann Band No. 1 The Sodality of St Charles P Mort D. IL. Beegle Coorge L. Wilhide Ralph S. Sperry Alien Fitzgerald T the Emmitsburg Lions Club Coblentz Hall

Sororities Compete in Maryland Milking Contest Event

In Maryland the University of Maryland hosts a rural program day featuring sororities competing in a milking contest. More than 350 rural high school students participate as the forestry event day showcases lectures and contests on public speaking poultry mic and cattle judging plus a livestock fitting show. The gathering includes displays of horses and cattle and notes the first American cotton mill was built in Massachusetts in 1803.

Homer Rant Tor Ted Catege Prva University of Marvisnd Don Sororitius Amnuat Future Parter Amerata Vocational Agricultural Univeriity Maryland's College of Agric Massachusetts

Roosevelt Era Governor and President Highlighted

The article surveys Theodore Roosevelt's career from New York governor to U.S. president. It notes his influence as a political leader and mentions the compiler who gathered insights from Roosevelt’s counsel.

Roosevelt New Awodadae

Divorce Suit Filed in Heard County

Woman files for absolute divorce from Enos Lee Maine Dass of Heard County alleging they wed November 1925 at Mt Airy and have two children. She says they lived together until August 1931 when he refused to support her and she seeks custody of the children.

Tuo Atul Motte Avemir Frederick Enos Lee Maine Dass Heard County Mt Airy Augie

Burger camouflaged in egg shells devoured with relish

A curious note describes a burger hidden in egg shells being eaten with evident relish. The fragment suggests a playful or surreal food moment without additional context or names.

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