Roosevelt Southern Detour Frames State Rights Clash
The article outlines FDRs 1940s southern tour framed as a national economic fix. It argues cooperative federalism challenges states rights, notes Wagner Act, Social Security, and WPA effects, and cites Ohio and Oklahoma tensions with federal benefit and labor rules.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Federal Labor Board
Newton
Social Security Board
Ohio
Martin Davey
Twenty First Wedding Anniversary Surprise at Union Bridge
Mr and Mrs Carvel Grabill hosted a surprise gathering for Mrs Grant Clemson’s parents Mr and Mrs Scott Clemson near Union Bridge in observance of their twenty first anniversary. Friends included Miss Mary Shriver Taneytown and Mrs Edna Schwaber with readings. Guests shared refreshments and a decorated wedding cake. Other local notes mention Mrs Norman Graham hospitalized at Frederick City Hospital, Samuel Flickinger visiting family in Taneytown, Miss Mildred Fowble returning from Illinois, and Union Bridge Firemen winning a $10 parade prize at Hampstead.
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Union Bridge
Carvel Grabill
Grabill
Scott Clemson
Mary Shriver
Taneytown
Edna Schwaber
Scott Bollinger
J. B. Johns
Jean
Jesse Fuss
Pauline
Schwaber
Howard Gray
C. N. Fuss
D. B. Benny
Bertie Grabill
John
Janet Smith
Clemson
Norman Graham
Johnsville
Frederick City Hospital
Samuel Flickinger
Emory Flickinger
Milton Cartzenhaffner
Mt. Union
Cora Black
Mildred Fowble
Ilinois
Westminster
Ralph Selby
Baltimore
Charles Selber
Hampstead
J. C. Whitmore
H. L. Broadwater
Huss on Czech stamps foreshadowed Luther's Reformation
The piece recounts Jan Hus, born in Bavaria, teaching at Prague, translating Wycliffe into Czech, and publishing a 1405 treatise. He denounces forged miracles and ecclesiastical greed, is excommunicated, and faces interdict and execution after refusing to recant. Hus dies in flames but influences Luther. a 1920 Czechoslovakia stamp depicts him.
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Fardly
Aeelous
John Huss
University of Prague
Wycliffe
Czech
Huss
Peter
Luther
Czechoslovakia
NEA Service. Inc
Delegates Named for State Convention in Local Notice
Miss Eva ne retires as president and Mrs Campbell join as delegates to the state convention with alternates Miss Ruth Guillelan and Mrs Lewis Bell. A future monthly meeting will set a date for a food sale with Mrs Lewis Bell in charge. The auxiliary received 7.25 for color purchases and Mrs Claggett Ramsburg Frederick is a candidate for Department Treasurer. Few members attended. Miss Eva Rowe Mrs O H Stinson and Miss Ruth Guillelan were hosted by Mrs Paul Winnert at Westminster. Edward Hopp of Baltimore is on a two week vacation. Mrs George Stauter and James and Lawrence Stauter travel to Cumberland to visit Mrs C D Breighter.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Formed By Grace Humm
Mrs Grace Humm and daughter Helen hosted the Charlesville Ladies Aid Society on Thursday evening at 730. The meeting opened with a song Is Any Name Written There. The 23rd Psalm was recited by Miss Vallette Haltz. Fifteen members and visitors answered the roll. Games followed and refreshments were served. The society adjourned to meet September 23 at the Parish Hall with Mrs Phebe Wachter and Mrs Noomi Wachter as hostesses.
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Grace Humm
Helen
Charlesville Ladies Aid Society
Vallette Haltz
Phebe
Noomi Wachter
Sheep Revived After Prolonged Trough Return
In Sydney Nova Scotia a ranch sheep lay on its back in a feed trough for hours. A farmer lifted its legs to plop it down where the animal bleated, then began eating again. The odd scene drew attention as the sheep apparently recovered from the long odd repose.
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Sydney
N.S. W
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