Maryland Alumni Oppose Byrd In Maryland Primary
Baltimore reports graduates of the University of Maryland called to repudiate President Harry C Byrd across the New Deal invasion in the Maryland primary to support Senator Miferd Tydings. An alumni poll aimed to show broad opposition to Byrd’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Harry Clifton (Curty) Byrd
Maryland
Miferd Bk. Tydings
University of Maryland Alumni Association
Chester Tawney
Baltimore and College Park
Senator Tydings
Byrd
Tydings
Uni
Bordeaux Mixture Spray For Potatoes In Maryland
Potato growers are urged to spray with Bordeaux mixture to curb late blight amid wet conditions. University of Maryland expert Dr. Robert A. Jehle notes past losses and identifies resistant varieties from over 800 tested, with 200 showing immunity or resistance and ready for distribution. meanwhile, frequent spray is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Jehle
University of Maryland Extension Service
Jehle
University of Maryland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
College Park
Farewell for Mt Airy residents Honored at Home
A farewell surprise for Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson at their Mt Airy home included a pottery vase and pink rosebuds. Attendees listed many neighbors and relatives who will bid them farewell as they move to Frederick for their permanent home. Runkies to become Mt Airy manager of the C P Telephone Co. The Brown descendants hold their eighth annual reunion at Mount Tabor Park with officers elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Johnsons
Heery Roberts
Catherine Roberts
Roy Gastley
Gladys Butler
Ada Kimmel
Mabel Brers
Anna Bohrer
Edgar Rudy
Nancy John
Aps
Family life links school and home for Johnny
The essay argues that mothers and teachers should be friends and keep some contact so Johnny sees two lives touching. Mutual interest helps his attitude toward learning, while warfare between parent and teacher harms his view of school. a quiet partnership improves outcomes. Copyright 1938 NEA Service, Inc.
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Tess
Johnny
Ich
Miss White
NEA Service. Inc
Reporter's Quiz on Roosevelt Interference in Primaries
A cross section of voters largely opposes President Roosevelt's efforts to aid Democratic senatorial candidates in primaries. Respondents argue states should choose their own nominees and question the president's right to intervene. Also notes Satsuma orange harvest to be three times larger this year and a dairy-based wool substitute by scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Dr. Traver and wife return after lengthy national tour
Rev Dr Amos J Traver and Mrs Traver, pastors of Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederick, concluded a month long tour of northern states. They traveled July 23 to Lutherland in the Poconos, Syracuse, Chicago, Yellowstone and the Rockies, returning with fond memories and remarks on See America First amid heat waves and frost mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Traver
Frederick
United States
Penne
Lutheranland
Poconos
Lutherland
Syracuse
N.Y
Hartwick Seminary
Joan G
Sutherland
Pennel
Dr. Traver
America
Rockies
Understanding viruses and their reach in health science
A historical explanation defines viruses as filterable organisms capable of causing disease. It details various virus types affecting humans, animals, and plants, notes their resilience to drying, size ranges, and the lack of spontaneous origin, and cites British quarantine as a safeguard against hydrophobia.
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Great Britain
British
Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Maryland Towns
Residents of Ladiesburg and neighboring towns hosted and visited relatives from Baltimore New Midway York Gettysburg and Bruns wick over the weekend and weekdays. Families including Warners Simmers Shank Trumbaugh Cooper G Smith Clinton Smith Frock Kepler Saylor Gross Wirts Albaugh Clabaugh Rider Saylor and others spent time in homes from Ladiesburg to Atlantic City and McSherrystown reflecting a busy pattern of travel and social visits.
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Ladiesburg
Aug.st
S. W. Warner
George Warner
Samuel Simmers
Melvin Shank
Trumbaugh
Geo. Cooper
George
Merril
Stella Hill
Baltimore
George Smith
New Midway
Clinton Smith
James Renner
Bobby Lee
Dean Sebring
York
Benjamin Frock
Gettysburg
Vinal Bowers
LaRue Kepler
Brunswick
Donald Fogle
Doris Saylor
Hall Martin
New Windsor
Elwood Gross
Wilbur Hummer
Leslie Gross
Albert Wirts
Charles Simpson
Paul Saylor
Samuel Warner
Bennie Fogle
William G. Fogle
York, Penna
Wm. Corum
Jefferson
Wade Corum
Franklin
Issac Albaugh
Melvin Clabaugh
Loraine
McSherrystown
Bob
The Salesman’s Enduring Art Across Many Trades
A poem by N. A. Lufburrow extols the salesman who handles diverse goods from books and hats to fishing hooks and socks. It praises the skill, endurance, and craft required to persuade and prosper across professions such as insurance, notions, primes, clocks, pills, and potions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Principal speaker Kennedy at Baker Park meeting
Dr Kennedy associate medical director of the Woodmen of the World will be the principal speaker at the society gathering in Baker Park on Sunday afternoon. He represents the sovereign edge at Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kennedy
Woodmen of Thet World
Baker Park
Sovereign Edge
Omaha
Xeb
New Windsor Social Roundup At A Glance
Aug 27 notes from New Windsor show Mrs. Charles Warner visiting son in North Carolina. Fe elateese Beek Ruth Wellar and children stay with her father. Prof and Mrs Brumbaugh visit Westminster. plan move to Pennsylvania next month. Minnie Fraser returns from Pennsylvania. Reunion attendances include Robinsons at Pine Mar and Haines at Pipe Creek Church. Mildred Devilbiss and Ruth Ann Nusbaum vacation Ocean City. John Reid of Detroit visits. Families visit hospitals and relatives in Thurmont Baltimore Miami and Washington.
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New Windsor
Charles Warner
North Carolina
Feelateese Beek
Ruth Wellar
William Kinsey
Brumbaugh
Westminster
Braumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Minnie Fraser
Wilbur Flemming
Eugene
Daisy Newcomber
Dorothy Lee Lambert
Robinson
Pine Mar
Mildred Devilbiss
Ruth Ann Nusbaum
Ocean City
John Reid
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Petry
Haines
Pipe Creek Church
M. D. Reid
Thurmont
Dorothy Ford
Frederick
Charles Nusbaum
Harry Reese
Dan
Reese
Daniel Englar
Paul Hull
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
S. L. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Herbert B. Getty
Elizabeth Haines Roop
Abraham Roop
Clifton A. Roop
Miami
Fla
Golden Wedding of Rev and Mrs John G Traver Celebrated
The golden wedding anniversary of Rev Dr John G Traver and his wife was observed Monday in Syracuse New York with family members including four generations. Delegates from Evangelical pressed to bring greetings as relatives joined in the long partnership.
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John G Traver
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Wther
Tes
See NY
Syracuse
Evangelical
Ign
Ira W. Beall Libertytows
Worthmitten
Frederick
Vier St
Bennington Hayes
JG. Traver
Wurtemburg Ney
Ethel K
Firemen to Meet in Special Maryland Session
A special joint meeting of the board of trustees and executive committee of the Maryland State Firemen's Association will be held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore on Sunday morning at 1 o clock. Attending from this city and county are Dr A A Radcliff president of the Independent Hose Company F Lester Smith secretary of the Junior Company Robert A Bennett president emeritus of the United Fire Company and Albert Boileau of Middletown president of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association. The meeting was called by Karl A Young of Mt Rainier president of the State Firemen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
A. A. Radcliff
Independent Hose Company
F. Lester Smith
Robert A. Bennett
United Fire Company
Albert ¥. Boileau
Middletown
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Karl A. Young
Mt Rainier
State Firemen’s Association
Professor Inherits 44213 From Uncle in New York
Robert M. Dinsmore, a St. James School professor near Hagerstown, has been notified of a 44213 inheritance from his uncle Albert E. Mitchell of New York City. Mitchell died December 26, 1937, leaving an estate appraised at 88526. A Japanese inventor claims a phonograph record will help students learn foreign languages by eye and ear.
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Hagerstown
Robert M. Dinsmore
St. James School
Albert E. Mitchell
New York City
Mitchell
Japan
Koontz Ladies Aid Meeting at Nick Perrell Home
The Koontz Ladies Aid met August 20 at Miss Nick Perrell's home with seven members and four visitors. President Mrs John J Davis led, Rev Briscoe gave the prayer, and a program of readings songs and recitations followed. A pig was presented by Louis Davis and won by Leon Perret. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edward Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Davis
Billy Davis
Jack Horner
Louis Davss
Edward Davis
John Davis
Robert Welty
Frederick
Brooks Redmond
Thelma and
Iletne
Washington, D. C
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Alumii
Glive
Rollins J. Atkinson
Parsons Newman
C. H. Feete
K. Roosevelt
G. Vernon Feaga
Yellow Springs
Hoteil
Reno S. Harp, Frederick
Clifford Kelly
Petersville
Leslie N. Cobdleniz
Roger R. Rice
Amos A. Holter
Dr. and Mrs. Traver
J. S
DR. Sorris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Asm
Hygers
The
Heath Magazine
Herbert B. Kennedy
Dr. and
Mrs. Traver
Mark Golden Wedding
Orphans’ Court
Edgar W
Feaster
Democratic
Geo. L. Doub
Frederick County
Thomas A. Chapline
Palm Beach
Quaker City
Market Street
the Orphan’s Court
John L. Dutrow
Greenfield
Roger Davis
Ashford Trail
Carrie Ashton
Winchester
John £. Davis
Wiliam Massie
Marvin
Ernest Clem
Donald
Pail—p
Fanny Louw
Wreenester
Wilson Davis
Gien Echo
Ruta Young
Dickerson
Bernard Dennis
Hoor
Greenawalt
Carl C. Bell
W. Fourth St
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gordy
William 3. Gordy, JR
Ferdinand C. Latrobe
Schick Dry Shavers
Charles W. Crum
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