Maryland State Grange Set for Sixty Second Session
Plans are complete for the sixty second Maryland State Grange session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday through Thursday. Some 250 to 300 delegates and visitors are expected with morning afternoon and evening programs. Highlights include the sixth degree conferral, reports on legislation for the January General Assembly and the annual banquet Tuesday evening with Henry R. Shoemaker as toastmaster and John A. McSparran as principal speaker.
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Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key
Pomona
Henry R. Shoemaker
John A. McSparran
Pennsylvania State Grange
General Assembly
Thomas Roy Brooks
Belair
Nellie Witter
Harmony Grove
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
David Fry
Jefferson
Frederick
Washington
Gladden Davis
Harford County
John Bushey
Carroll County
J. Wilson Lord
Montgomery-Harford County
Edmund E. Thomas
Talbot
Shoemaker
David H. Fry. Jefferson
Frederick-Washington County
Pomena
Lloyd C. Culler
Lyric Quartette
Quartette
Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
University of Mary
Maryland agriculture program notes and state grange events
The Northwestern States Program for Agriculture in Maryland features lectures by Ruth O'Brien and Dr Ignatius Biarlse, with demonstrations by Maryland State School for the Deaf students. Albert Krewatch leads planning on farm home upgrades as sessions include a floor drill by Carroll county Pomona and sixth degree conferral. Committee lists cover publicity, refreshments, registration and general duties across multiple Maryland towns, culminating in Thursday business sessions and officer installations.
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Northwestern States
Maryland
Endowment Fund
Nellie Witter
Guess
Ruth O’brien
Textileo and Clothing
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Maryland State School For the
Derf
Ignatius Biarlse
Maryland Farm Home
Albert V. Krewatch
University of Maryland
Parkway School
Carroll County Pomona
Frank Maynard
New Marset
E. C. Renn. Ballenger
Helen Remsberg
Jefferson
Howgard Smith
Braddock
Roscoe Doub
Myeraville
Edward F. Hotter
Middletown
Gary Utterpack
Lewistown
Hillary Stall
Creagerstown
George A. Sites
Potomac Valley
Allen Smith
Smithsburg
Charles Ridenour
Leitersburg
J. Homer Remnaberg
H. L. Davis
New Market
Austin Po
Renn
Ballengers
Jelen Pearson
Freie
R. Shoemaker
Frederick
Federal plan splits Roosevelt advisors on work relief core
Washington Nov 30 Harry S Hopkins relief administrator proposed an $8.6 billion federal work relief corporation to remove the unemployed from relief rolls and put them on payrolls. The plan sparked a cabinet split between expanding federal spending and urging private industry to absorb the jobless.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry S. Hopkins
Hopkins
Federal Work Relief Corporation
University scientist unveils pancra mirror device
Dr. H. W. Edwards of the University of California announces a pancra mirror that reflects all colors uniformly. The device is reportedly 98 percent efficient, promising broad spectral performance.
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H. W. Edwards
University of California
Car Stolen by Jail Trusty Recovered in Washington
York Pa police report a jail trusty, William Hottcomb, stole Dr Edward P Thomass Hupmobile coupe from York County Jail. The car, found in Washington Friday night, will be returned to Frederick. Hottcomb, about 21, left jail last week and stole another car in Frederick before abandoning it in Frederick City and traveling to Washington where he took a second machine and was later arrested in York. Detainer to be entered. he will be tried in York Monday.
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York
Edward P. Thomas
Washington
Allen Bartgis
Frederick
Bartgis
William Hottcomb
Hottcomb
West Seventh Street
Dr. Thomas
Frederick City Hospital
Barizis
Captain and Engineer Held After Morro Castle Fire
The acting captain William F. Warms and chief engineer Eben S. Abbott of the Morro Castle were arrested and arraigned on negligence misconduct and inattention to duty charges. They were released on bail of 2500 each and await a December 12 hearing before Commissioner Garrett W. Cotter.
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New York
Morro Castle
U. S
William F. Warms
Eben S. Abbott
Garrett W. Cotter
Maryland Farmers May Buy Western Cattle
Baltimore notices that about 4,000 head of Western cattle may be sold to Maryland farmers to help preserve beef supplies this winter. Dr. T B Symons of the University of Maryland extension service says county agents report strong local interest in purchasing feeders and breeding stock from Western ranchers. J C Cash of Union Stock Yards will chair negotiations and travel to Chicago to arrange deals with ranchers needing to dispose of their herds.
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Baltimore
Maryland
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Symons
Department of Agriculure
Montgomery
Harford
Washington
Dorchester County
Non-Coms Banquet Held by Maryland National Guard Unit
Former members joined present members of the Non-Com missioned Officers Club of Company A at a State Armory buffet and meeting Friday night. Corporal Grover Ponton presided as talks by guests and a solo by Corporal Francis Van Forsen highlighted the program. The group, formed November 30, 1925, included Col. John Markey, Lieut Col Elmer Munshower, Capt. L V Kreh, Capt. Guy Anders, Lieut George Trout and many others among honorary and active members.
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Non-Commissioned Officers Club
Company A
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
Grover Ponton
Francis van Forsen
DPD
John Markey
Elmer F. Munshower
L. Vv. K
Two Men Remanded On Assault With Intent to Rape
Oscar Miller of south of Frederick and Thomas Watkins of Frederick city face preliminary hearing in People's Court on charges arising from an alleged assault on Miriam Fogle, 16, of Madison Street. Bail set at 1500 each but not posted.
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Oscar Miller
Frederick
Thomas Watkins
People’s Court
Miriam Fogle
Madison Street
Girl Friday
Watkins
Miller
Bartgis
Sherman
Bowers Ti Police Cours
Samuel A. Lewis
Walter E. Sinn
Bowers
Fogle
Washington Street
Laval asks Hitler to translate peace into actions
Paris reports French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval urged Adolf Hitler to turn his peace words into deeds. Simultaneously Hitler emissary Rin bentrop was said to be building a path for joint veteran action with France to ease fear of Hitler. Laval also asserted France and Russia stand together to guarantee peace in Eastern Europe.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Rinbentrop
Hitler
Laval
Chamber of Genuties
Gepulies
France
Russia
Europe
Pickford case comes to court in breach suit
New York November 30 Mary Pickford’s attorneys delayed ruling in a 250000 breach of contract action against Americas Sweetheart as Edward Hemmer claims to have been her manager adviser and protector for 12 years. Hemmer’s amended allegations recount events before Pickford’s marriage to Douglas Fairbanks and describe a pistol pursuit at a Hollywood set. The court reserved decision on barring sensational evidence. A related note reports mail carrier Frank E Brengle injured when he slipped on Court Street fracturing a leg.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Robert P. Patterson
Edward Hemmer
Miss Pickford
Hemmer
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen Moore
Fairbanks
Hollywood
Moore
Lambs Club
Frank E. Brengle
Dill Avenue
Court Street
Time Soon Up for Filing Statements
Campaign finance reports are due within 30 days after the election with the clerk of the court receiving data from nominees of major parties. Several candidates have not filed, and the final deadline is next Thursday December 6. The Democratic party has submitted its expenditures and contributions. the Republican party plans to file by early next week. Readily available figures show no unusually large expenditures, most costs listed as contributions with some advertising and meal expenses. Notable filings include John S. Renn Democratic candidate for county commissioner at 125 total with 100 as a contribution and Jacob B. Ramsburg Republican for the House of Delegates at 37.32 with 25 as a contribution.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
John S. Renn
Jacob BR. Ramsburg
House of Delegates
Government plans new powers to battle bootleggers
Washington reports a determination to obtain legislative powers against bootleggers as the Treasury enlarges its whiskey tax unit with a payless force. Attorney General Cummings ruled that 900 to 1,000 workers could continue service despite salary bans, while Morgenthau prepares to seek Capitol Hill support for a broader anti bootleg police definition.
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Washington
Treasury
Cummings
Congress
Morgenthau
Capitol Hill
Murder charge filed in deaths of three children
In Little Rock Arkansas on November 30 a first degree murder charge was filed against Mrs. Charles Jenkins over the poisoning deaths of her three children the previous Saturday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Charles Jenkins
Campaign contributions by local candidates and treasurer
The statement by Thomas A. Chapline Republican recounts expenditures of 262 with 220 listed as campaign contributions. George L. Doub an unsuccessful Republican candidate for Judge of the Orphans Court shows 102.81 total with 50 campaign contribution. A Lamar Barrick successful Democratic candidate for House of Delegates lists 87.50 with 50 campaign contribution. John A. Engle unsuccessful Democratic candidate for House of Delegates lists 55 with 50 campaign contribution.
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George L. Doub
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