Missing Woman Found In Auto Near Hagerstown
Mrs Goldie Mays, 25, missing since Wednesday, was found dead in a partially wrecked car along a mountain road ten miles east of Hagerstown Maryland. Cause of death listed as loss of blood from an arm laceration. Police and coroner ruled accident. no inquest. A $30 reward had been offered.
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Hagerstown
Goldie Mars
Mays
Whch
Lesster Isaogle
Isanogle
Isanogie
Oscar Morgan
Boonsboro
Floyd Mays
Russian Imperial Singers Tonight at Calvary Church
The Frederick County Co operative Concert Ass presents the Russian Imperial Singers in native dress. The group features five new members and a basso profundo, performing Orthodox church works to folk songs with comic touches. Stephen Slepoushkin, a naturalized citizen, leads the tenor numbers as the program ranges from solemn choral music to light folk pieces. The event begins at 8:20 PM as the second concert in the series. Contributions to the Home for the Aged include 38 pounds from the Ministerial Association and 3 from a bystander.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick County
Stephen Slepoushkin
Co-operative Concert Association
Welker Cerny
Banquet Seating Puzzle Ends with Borden Elimination
Tony fixed the sequence so 21 dinners would be charged to Borden at the Stag Club banquet. He started counting with the man five seats to Borden’s left and moved clockwise around the table until Borden was eliminated.
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Tony
Borden
Stag Club
No Early Rise of Farm Prices Predicted
Washington reports an Agriculture Department economist warned that the administration's ever normal granary plan should not lift farm prices significantly in the coming years. Louis H. Bean, advisor to the AAA, said purchasing power for farmers may be lower than 1935 37. The Senate faces vote on BEY legislation aimed at parity for farm incomes. Naval limiting plan proposals surfaced in Congress urging a world naval conference led by the United States amid Japan's opacity. Maverick and King introduced bills, while Fish noted opposition.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Louis H. Bean
Agrcultural Adjustment Administration
Frem Thej
Senate
United States
Rep
Maverick
Texas
King
Utah
Congress
Rep Fish
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Japan
England
Japanese Armies Roll Forward in Lunghai Corridor
Shanghai reports Japanese forces advancing from north and south toward the Lunghai Railway junctions, crushing Chinese resistance. A 15,000-strong Chinese force in Central Ching was shattered while a Japanese vanguard neared the Yellow River, preparing to strike Kaifeng. Southern actions broke resistance on the Hwa river north bank allowing continued advance.
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Shanghai
China
Lunghai
Ching
Yellow River
Kaifeng
Henan
Hwa River
Palm Beach golfer Mrs Hill shoots 82 after jewel theft
Mrs Philip Hill, wife of a British financier, qualifies in the Palm Beach Women's True Golf Tourney despite thieves having stolen $150,000 worth of her jewelry from her Palm Beach home the day before. Her scorecard totaled 82 as she played.
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Philip Hill
Palm Beach
Japanese push advances on central front amid Lungha reach Suchow
Japanese military authorities press a broad front along the Trentsin Pukow line and spearhead toward Suchow to seize Lungha, while Chinese reports largely confirm the push but claim orderly troop withdrawals to new defences after a sweeping victory.
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Trentsin-Pukow
Suchow
Lungha
Out
Welfare Board 10 Supervises Camp Near Myersville Plan
A proposed state prison camp near Myersville would fall under the State Department of Welfare. A 1937 law grants the Welfare Board authority to place prisoners at labor, regulate wages, and decide worker numbers. Details on camp size and pay were not released.
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Myersville
Homer E Tabler
State Roads Commission
State Department of Welfare
Welfare Department
Board
of Welfare
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Meet in Washington
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association held its annual directors meeting in Washington Friday electing Frank S Walker of Orange Virginia as president and naming J Homer Remsberg Middletown as first vice president with J E Spitzer Midland Virginia as second vice president and B B Derrick as secretary treasurer. Directors from Frederick and Montgomery counties reported strong 1937 results with record gallonage and value and discussed possible national regulation of milk markets.
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Maryland
Washington
Frank S Walker
Orange
J Homer Remsberg
Middletown
W. W. Hodzes
Bos‘ds
J. E Spitzer
Midland
B. B. Derrick
Mr. Remsberg
Eric C . Biser
Adamstown
DB. B. Diamond
Gatthersburg
A. Gordon Wills Culpeper
J. L. Bristow
Fairfax
E. C. Speaks
Frederick
Grover C. Greer
Belair
Mr. Bristow
A. Cornelius
Alexandria
H. T. Pancoast
Purcellville
Frederick County
Messrs. Remsberg
Biser
Speaks
Ronald E. Kling
Amsville
ML H. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Montgomery County
Diamond
Hodges
B. F. Waters
Germantown
L. R. Sabine
Gaithersburg
Walker
Walter
Derrick
F. G. B. Washington
Board of Mthvertors
Harford County
Culpeper
Fauquier
Loudoun
Prince William
Montgomery
Man Held For Trial After Street Drunkenness Arrest
Ernest Dixon, a Black man, was arrested at 11 o'clock Sunday morning for drunkenness on the street by Officer Robert M. Staley. Dixon was jailed for trial tonight in Police Court, Myersville. The location was chosen to support further trading improvements along the dual highway.
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Ernest Dixon
Robert M. Staley
Dixon
Policeman Shoots Negro Robber in Easton Store
Easton Maryland February 13 Patrolman George Baer shot and killed West Handy a recently released prisoner who was caught robbing a grocery store Handy resisted after Baer confronted him at about 5 am tossing a bottle and grappling before the patrolman fired hitting him through the heart in the store
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Easton
West Handy
George Baer
Baer
Handy
Former State Senator Dies At 87 In Maryland
Centerville Maryland February 135 Kirwan former state senator dies at 87 after four days with pneumonia. Elected in 1910 he served consecutive terms and is survived by two sons and one daughter. Funeral plans not specified.
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Kirwan
Senate
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Ministerial Association
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Delphey
West Patnck St
Welfare Board
Md-Va
Hale
George Ade
Miami Beach
Bea
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Centerville
CC. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Priscillas
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