Ox Fibre Awards Service Emblems Banquet Honors Longtime Staff
Officers were elected and addresses delivered by officers of the Ox Fibre Bros Company. Frederick W. Wezel, general superintendent, and A. Robimen McEwen New York vice-president spoke on company matters. Twenty gold watches were given to sixteen employees with 35 years or more service as pins. A large banquet followed with many honored guests and a long list of attendees.
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Twent F
Fibre Bros
Frederick
Affcats
Frederick W Wezel
General Super Nenden
Ard A. Robimen McEwen New York
Me. Wertzel
Nhe
Iacys
William Dripps
George van Fossen
McEwen
Harry C. Young
William D. Lipps
George VanFossen
Ray A. Paisley
Charles Morgan
Cornelius Moberly
F. E. Partridge
George Yinger
Paul Blar
Joseph ¥. Exsenhauer
William C Rient
John E. Wisner
Giles E. Herwiz
Atdlen
E. Moberly
Jesse J. Creager
Charles M Yinger
George D. Biges
Harry E. Pettingall
Association
William T. Krehb
Norman Stone
Edwin Brookey
Willam Kehne, Jr
Frank Lakel
George W Myers
Harry P. Seeger
John W. Wolfe
Dave Hagan
Sylvia Eyler
Delia P. Murray
Rebecca C Cronenburg
Kathrynn E. Grove
Naomie Munshow
John T. Kremer
Walter
Erker
Paul W. Hice
Perry Hane
Maran V. Kime
Carl A. Boller
Frank H. House
John & Summers
John J. Brown
Edward
Weiriz
Lewis B. Plunkard
Charles H Shew
Walter H. Crone
Levy Crum
Harry Compher
Maurice Roberts
John R. Stoulemyer
John Gardner
Keefer V. Stone
Wllam H. Houck
Raymond Smith
John S.fox
John Q. Adams
H. M. Chickenstaff
Raymond F. Shultz
Charles W. Wills
William Kehne
Harry C Bops
Daniel S Fout
L Frank James
Lewis E. Moberly
Frank R Smith
Hanson S. Wachter
Calvin A Blair
John Wisner
George W
C . Moberly
Giles E Herwig
George S. VanFossen
Wiliam D. Lipas
2. A. Passey
Charies Ti Marman
Richard T. Brachey
H. Elwood Wills
James Filby
Lawrence Young
Bernard L. Gelpert
C. A. Redmond
Charles H Falk
Alonzo W. Angiesbee
Clinton Keller
Clyde C Wachter
Paul B. Smith
Rufus W. Geisbert
Carlos E. Andrews
James E. McKenzie
Irving A. Toberg
G. Albert Wirts
Alby W. Crawford
Howard Stockman
Raymond H. Stone
Horace H. Albaugh
George E. B. Grove
Roger Roelke
Adam Hensel
Elmer C. Minnich
Harry S. Yinger
Douglas Ford
William Porteus
Charles F. Lakel
Carl E
Long list of names underscores early aviation era crew roster
A feature notes a two way radio on modern air transport craft allowing pilots to stay in contact with ground crews and receive weather updates and range guidance.
Delinquent Hale Holg Loans In Maryland Top 58 Percent
Baltimore February report shows more than fifty eight percent of Home Owners' Loan Corporation accounts in Maryland are delinquent totaling over 250000. Accounts delinquent have principal and interest in arrears four months to two years. 5852 accounts or 41.8 percent of 14000 active accounts are current. Primary causes include recession unemployment and overbuying. Collections began late but improvements in monthly payments are noted.
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Baltimore
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Maryland
Ife
Indicted officers face gambling probe in Hagerstown
Washington County grand jury returns indictments against Constable William King and Constable Charles Starliper for neglecting to prosecute gambling offenses. They join bookmaker Jacob Polack and others as criminal court to convene next Tuesday. Six defendants pled guilty. court to reconvene March 28. City losses from gambling estimated at $500,000 annually.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
William HH King
Reedeysville
Charles L Starliper
Clearspring
Wall
Jacob Polack
West Virginia
Frank G. Wagaman
Mortgage installments progress amid tax and ground rent delinquencies
Delinquent mortgagees increasingly pay current installments while many fail to cover taxes and ground rent, piling financial pressure on the corporation to avert mortgage jeopardy. About 53 percent are described as equidating, indicating some regularity in meeting current payments and efforts to clear past due amounts.
Conservation move delayed for New Market soil district vote
The State Soil Conservation Committee delayed action on forming a soil conservation district for New Market. No referendum will be held now due to insufficient farmer interest, though the door remains open if support grows. Frederick citizens may pursue a district focusing on the Linganore watershed.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
College Park
New Market
New Market Grange
New Market District
Frederick
Lingapore
Linganore Creek
Frederick County
Kent County
Besley Runs Forestry Dept From His Bed
Baltimore February report says F W Besley state forester confined to home due to illness but greatly improved. Employes say he uses a di ctaphone at his side and a telephone at the other to run the department by remote control. He was placed to bed after overexertion following a ten block run to the bus station. Besley is said to be over sixty. The note adds the Duke of Lancaster seized the throne as Henry IV while Richard II was in Ireland.
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Baltimore
F. W Besley
Besley
State Forestry Department
Duke of Lancaster
England
Henry IV
Richard II
Ireland
Chinese Air Force Blasts Japanese Troop Concentrations
Shanghai February 27 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek reports an invigorated Chinese air force blew up Japanese troop concentrations on the north bank of the Yellow River. The bombardment slows Japan's southward drive toward Lung-Qu Corridor as Chinese planes also shoot down a captive balloon directing Japanese artillery. Tokyo says U S nationals in China prompt, third powers should take precautions.
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Shanghai
Generalissi
Mo Cmang Kai-saek
The
Yellow
Lungba
China
Honan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
United States
Annapolis Policeman Wounds Suspect After Attack
Annapolis February 27 Police Commissioner T B Ball said Officer Anthony Howes shot and seriously wounded James Green 23 after Green and three others attacked the officer during a disorderly conduct arrest Green was struck in the abdomen and underwent emergency surgery at the hospital Howes fired after being knocked down repeatedly and telling the four to stand back the assailants then called for an ambulance.
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Annapolis
T. B. Ball
Anthony Howes
Ball
Howes
James Green
Bast
Green
Zed
U S stance on China property markings draws mixed support
The United States holds that a legal obligation to order nations in China to mark their property is not required, while warning nationals to exercise precautions independently. The stance aligns with Japan’s view, indicating it is satisfactory to Tokyo and reflects Japan’s desires.
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United States
China
Japan
Court of Appeals Invalidates Yee Ordinance Over Indecent Exposure
The Court of Appeals held the Yee ordinance invalid as it would compel people to wear customary street attire only where the statute applies, and it is too indented to restrain indecency on the street while not fitting other contexts.
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Court of Appeals
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OX Fibre
Chum
Weegee
Rome
Ser la Protectia
R J Burall
Charles G Etzler
LeRoy H MacKenzie
Roger M Rease
McKinney
Owis M. Staley
Franklin A Marts
Roland Staley
Albert W. Schultz
Ernest M Shank
Charles G. Yinger
Harry Crutchler
Charles M Angiebower
D J Weatherholt
Austin C. Devilbiss
R P. Kemp
John F Engelbrecht
Arthur G. Zimmerman
Maurice E ' Routzahn
William F White
Ray Thomas
Carl A. Deater
Robert M Welty
Wilbur E Nusz
Walter J. Rinehart
Mehr Engle
Walter H. Keeney
Milton W. Heerd
William Burras
Elmer S Davis
Russell Guyton
Frank Stone
James W Stockman
Mahlon L Crum
Albert , Nichols
Karl W. Zimmerman
Clarence W Lochner
Roger Lee Harry Roderick
Arthur Kline
Harry Creager
William Hoffmaster
Chester Miller
Irving Harrison
Lewis C Keeney
William W Kinsey
John W Fogle
Carl W
Shilling
Earl R. Moberly
Edward Bo3er
Harry M Swank
Charles N Reeder
Clyde T Beard
Elmer S Bartgis
Benjamin F Boblitz
Irving Redmond
Norman R Stone
Monroe Zimmerman
Charles R. Hoffmaster
Raymond Sweeney
W F. McBride
Howard L Waltz
L O Rice
Alpheus Muller
Joe Eisennauer
Albert Pawhes
John B. Grttinger
Lewis Stull
Lefiy Devilbiss
R Nuse
Ray Kerra
Albert McCracken
Tee
Kannapolis
Washington County Grand Jury
State Committee
Forestry Dept
Delphey’s
West Patack St
Ading
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Carl Jacobson
Hendrickson
Princess Dorelle
Bennett
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