Kiwanis talk links morals to prosperity and relief needs
A Kiwanis meeting at the Francs Seo Kev Hotel discussed national conditions, urging moral revival and coordinated relief to raise living standards. Speakers cited food, clothing, housing, and employment as core needs, with plans for a regional picnic and Kiwanis outings to Br Rider and Braddock Heights. Reverend Dr F Berty Plummer to speak at the Capital District event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanip
Magin
Frances Perkins
Lothiard
Mr Royal
Mippon
Memas
DT Dartrow
James H Harris
Braddock Heights
Br Rider
Annapolis
Capital District of
Kimanis
F Berty Plummer
Hagerstown
Roosevelt Sends Davis Back to Geneva Parley
President Roosevelt orders Norman H. Davis to Geneva to pursue elimination of offensive weapons and an international armament conference. Davis held a three hour discussion and returned with hopes that political conditions in Europe will shape the eighteenas months old disarmament talks. The White House noted no firm plan was finalized but US support could hinge on French plans aligning with Roosevelts ideas after some modifications.
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Hyde Park Noy
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Control Commission
Davis
Europe
New Credit Sought Amid Industrial Financing Debate
Federal Reserve officials and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation consider extending additional credit lines to spur industrial expansion. Johnson notes no final decision yet and cites bank resistance as a legacy issue from last year's operations.
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Proctam & “Hin
Orpate Indu S.gght
Hurt
John Bomatistas
Thmeir Coe
Ulas Federal Reserve Board
Federal funds awaited for district teacher aid and road work
Local offices of the State Roads Commission await main office approval from Baltimore on federal aid apportionment for the county. No concrete highway projects outlined yet. Bridge surveys and new structures planned after weather permits. existing washed bridges repaired. Concrete road work progresses from Olive School toward Pole Rock and from Old Germantown toward Bentons in Montgomery county.
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Thomas M Linthicum
State Roads Commissaion
Baltimore
Mr. Linthicum
Middletown-Burkittaville
Ranall
Flat Run Creek
Bromiteburg
Gettysburg
Emmisburg
Tanervtown
Olive S Choot
Polt of Rocks
M J Grove Lime Company
Old Germantown
Bentons Comme
Montgomery County
Caton Construction Nears Finish on 12 Mile Project
Caton Construction Company nears completion on a 12 mile work site with heavy rain delaying progress. Officials say final paving and grading are nearing finish, weather briefly hindering progress but no extended delay is reported.
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Caton Construction Company
Com
Mob Threatens Jail Over Negro Suspect in Decatur
A mob of women gathered at Madison county Jail in Decatur to demand access to Thomas Brown a Negro charged with assaulting a white woman. They declared they would return with about four thousand supporters as the warden refused entry and the group dispersed warning of a later return. Brown was being held for transfer from Decatur to another custody location.
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Thomas Brown
Decatur
Madison County
Circe
Eiotn
Three Day Cooperative Sale Opens Thursday In Frederick
Frederick merchants band together under the Blue Eagle banner for a three day sale starting tomorrow. More than fifty stores offer goods from groceries to hardware and furniture at reduced prices with signs on doors guiding shoppers to special offers.
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Frederick
Alma Ketrer
Vance
NRA
Sles
Wills Probated In Orphans Court Two Cases Noted
The will of John Wallace Davis dated July 31 1999 was probated naming executors Notley Davis and Leonard I Davis and directing sale of the farm with purchase by son John W Davis if he agrees with other heirs The farm may stay in the family if a son desires ownership The other probate concerns a 1992 will of Masse Marr 14 Wetzel district left to multiple relatives and executors with witnesses Kerrigan Campbell and Emmite Sate noted.
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John Wallace Davis
Orphans Court
John W Dawg
Tom
Wire Vola E Emmer
Leonard I Davis
Marshal T
Dave Noler
Davis
John W Dens
Jwly
Ane
Wincerd
Lintond Hyatt
L A Snuffer Wetrel Witt
Eminitabure
Hoover says secondhand information only on bank collapse
Former President Herbert Hoover told Detroit investigators that all information he has on the Detroit bank closures is largely secondhand. He directed officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation the Federal Reserve and the Treasury as sources for details and declined to travel to Detroit for testimony.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
the Treasury
California
First National Bank-Detroit
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
Harry Toy
R. F
Federal Reserve and Treasury
Mich
Harry B Keidan
Hoover
Toy
Keidan
Artillery Fire Training At Camp Ritchie
Soldiers of the 110th Field Artillery at Camp Ritchie Cascade Md receive first aid camp sanitation and other soldierly instruction in readiness for firing 37 millimeter shells as weather permits Lieut Col Evans reports the regiment will begin firing tomorrow amid gear updates and readiness notes
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Ritchie
Cascade
110Th Pield Artillery
Huey Post breaks world circumnavigation record
Huey Post reportedly broke the existing world circumnavigation record established by bhimself and Harold Gatty and became the first person to complete a solo airplane flight around the earth. Jack Chaw Ford of Australia is named the world amateur tennis champion. The symbol referenced is the English penny.
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Huey Post
Bhimself
Harold Gatty
Jack Chawford
Australia
Legion Convention Opens in Hagerstown Maryland
The 15th annual American Legion Maryland convention opens at the Armory in Hagerstown with National Commander Louis A Johnson to speak. Gov. Ritchie Brig. Gen. Reckord and Major Worts greet delegates as registration begins and sessions run through Thursday.
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Hagerstown
The
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W Ya
Alberti C Ritchie
Milton A Reckord
State Legion
Irvin M Worts
Trott Tyre
Motil Moisander Tudiaiay
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee
Antietam Battlefield
Masonic Temple
Fir Grounds
Caesar 1
Reille
Hyattsville
Natonal
Howard W. Cutler
Silver Spring
Arthur L. McGee
National Rehabilitation Committee
Free State bans blue shirts and sets up military tribunal
The Free State executive council outlawed Edwin O Duffy's blue shirt national guards and announced a military tribunal under the public guardian, unless they resign. O Duffy claimed no comment and said the people will judge. Blue shirts had paraded in uniforms last Sunday in defiance.
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Catpinari
Otruily
Goth
Gta
Blue Shirts
Unifor
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Kiwanis Club
For Disarmament
Rooncelt
United States
NEW Credit
Johnson
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Louis XV
France
Venice
PM Smut
New York
MOB
Alama
Ute
Carole Lombard
Lesheen
Los Angeles
Wasem Bowell
Carson
Vive Rok Peters
God Roscoe Turner
Spec Pic
Dt Caroe
Mage
Wetzel
R. F.C
Treasury
Cnswers
Legion Convention
Harry Albaugh
Woodsboro
Helen
Malcolm Moxley
Billy
Doris Jean
F. Scott Runkles
Pini
Ley Oaks
Ally
John c, Adama
Woodsbro
Estracy
Omestricks
Amart
Unisetul
Carty’s
Carty
C. C. Carty Incorporated
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Carter
Sachan
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