Annual Field Day Held by Woodmen
More than 300 attendees including eight uniform rank companies joined the Log Rolling and Field Day of the Uniform Rank Woodmen of the World spanning Maryland and the District of Columbia at Baker Park. The weekend activities opened with a parade from North Market Street and concluded with drills, addresses by Mayor Cul ler and Dr. Jos R. Kennedy, and prize competitions won by Crellin and Cumberland units. Officers were elected at Hotel Frederick for the coming year with Capt. Paul H. Delawiter named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia
Baker Park
North Market Street
Park
Lloyd C. Culler
Wiliam Helgeson
Washington
Ernest A. Olsen
Jos R. Kennedy
Omaha
Neb
Theociety
Kennedy
Woodmen of the World
Culler
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Crellin
Company M
Mpany K
Lrd
H. R. Payne
Company B
R. Ferguson
R. Caper
Company A
Company M. Crellin
Company C
Hotel Frederick
Paul H. Delawiter
George M. Green
E. A. Olsen
Delawter
Mt. Pleasant
Laytonsville Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
Miss Nona Mae Hawkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hawkins of Boyds wed Windsor Barber son of Mr Holliday Barber of Laytonsville. Rev William A Ledford performed the ceremony August 17 at the parsonage witnessed by Mrs Roy Barber and Mrs Mowatt Windham. The couple plans a short stay at Orkney Springs and will reside in Laytonsville after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Nona Mae Hawkins
Ernest Hawkins
Boyds
Windsor Barber
Holliday Barber
Bethesda
Albert Hawkins Thursésy
Wilson Duvall
Woodfield
Damascus
Duvalls
C. L Watkins
What It Means Europe's Recurrent War Scare
Europe teeters on a tentative balance of power as 1936 events unfold. Hitler's Rhineland move and the Spanish Civil War cascade into a web of alliances, mobilizations, and uneasy truces. Analysts peg war odds near six to one, weighing dangers from Germany and Italy against cautions from France Britain and the United States.
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Europe
Morgan M. Bea
Washington
Cdoe - France
Hitler
Rhineland
France
Mussolini
Suez
Sopia
League of Nations
Franco
Spain
Austria
Lauenerstern
Rhine
Constantinople
Edouard Daladier
Far East
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Berlin
Siste
Frits Reinhard
Runciman
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Poland
Russia
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Ronsevelt
United States
Behind The Scenes In Washington Dies Committee Makes History
Washington Aug 29 The Dies Committee probes unAmericans amid sparse evidence. Committee lacks lawyers and accountants, relies on witnesses, while claiming to expose Communist influence in liberal and labor groups. Recent notes hint at gold shipments and diplomatic tensions with Germany and Britain.
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Rodney Detcher
Washington
Un-American Committee
Martin Dies
Texas
Dies
Dies Committee
Stripling
Radio Day by Day on NBC CBS and More in Flowing Schedule
Radio listings detail daytime and evening broadcasts across networks NBC CBS and ABC. Highlights include Nineties era speeches by Rep Daniel Dies and Labor Board chair Warren Maddox, a Davis Cup tennis shell and multiple music orchestras and drama programs across WEAF WABC and WJZ with hourly timing through Tuesday.
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New York
Martin L. Dies
Texas
Ameri
J Waarren Madde
National Labor Relations Board
Hiarry
Works Progress Administration
NBC Blue
WEAF
NBC
Nova Scotia
Mar-garet
Grant Park
Chicago
Clyde Lucas
WABC
CBS
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
Warny King
Ben Cutler
Bubbles Becker
Ihisiationg
XNBC
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ma Perkins
Paul’ Martin
Columbia Concert Orchestra
WJZ
Jerry Sears
National Farm and Home Hour
Rakov
Statement by Walter B. Steele on Communist influence groups
Chairman Walter B. Steele of the American Coalition Committee on National Security lists 640 groups he says are Communist or co-operating with the movement. He cites unions, cultural groups, and civic clubs including the League for Peace and Democracy and the Mothers' League, among others, as evidence of widespread activity.
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Walter B. Steele
American Coalition Committee On National Security
Steel
A. F
L. Leader
Marine Union
John L. Lewis
Russia
Steele
League For Peace and Democracy
Women’s League
American Dance Association
East Side
Hungarian Singing Circle
Mothers’ League
Psychology League
Save Our Schools Committee
Timely Recording Co
Ergroietrat
Colonial
Order of the Acorn
New York
Old Glory Club
Flatbush
Order of the Three Crusades
Inc
The
Wheel of Progress
Edward F. Sullivan
Co. I. O
Pacific Coast
Sullivan
Dies
John P Frey
A. F of L
MEA Service, Inc
Jess
Hungaries Axis Tilt Spurs Balkan Power Plays
Fragmented OCR highlights postwar fears of Hungary aligning with Germany to gain territory. Mentions Entente concern over shifts in borders with Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, plus political maneuvering around Hitler and renewed European power balance.
Roosevelt Farley rift seen through Farley magazine pieces
Washington editors note a growing tension between President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley as Farley in American Magazine comments on Roosevelt’s fighting style. The column argues Farley’s critique both sharpens and undermines the administration, with prior tensions dating before the 1936 election and suggesting Farley was once close to Roosevelt despite disputes.
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Frestox
Grover Washington
Washington
Roosevelt
Farley
Jim
American Magazine
FDR
Louis Ho
Wagner Act reforms urged by Washington chamber leader
George H Davis of the U S Chamber of Commerce in Washington called for changes to the Wagner Labor Relations Act arguing that the National Labor Relations Board proceedings have not been fair and impartial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Davis
U.S. Chamber of Commerces
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Mistaken Advice on Early Campaign Budget Speech
The text recalls Howe and Farley urging President to speak out early in the 1932 campaign for a balanced budget, but the President delayed his response.
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Howe
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Bureau of Home Economics
Father Divine
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt ‘Home Club
Fld Res
Fld Res Estate and Was Applauded. In This Picture Above, Mayor LaGuardia
New York City
Central
George E. T. Eyston
Salt
Bonneville
Utah
Jean
Hind
C.F. Butterfield
CBS Bas
Philadelphia
Australis
DJD
2Ro Irf
Rome
GSD
GSI
GSC
GSB
London
Mendelsschar
England
Olrsa Olrsa
Prague
JZK
Tokyo
Lincoln
WPA
Hare
Hamar
Oto Hetitt
Yurgoshivit
Ramanut
Monerey
Key
Entente
San Elis Raul
Maorroxcar
Viennao
Romi
Obucharest
Bulgaria
Washington Daybook
Wagner
Keystore Paints
dTouse, Baro
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
YMCA
Greenawalt
J Howard Slocum
Mgr
Palm Beach
Quaker City
Frederick's
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamiltons
Elgins
Bulovas
Longines
Harvess
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
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