New Methodist Men’s Club Monthly Meeting Features Social
The New Methodist Men’s Club held a December social with a program of readings, music, and songs followed by a banquet. Mrs. Sherman P. Boxers was thanked by Mrs. Radcliff for organizing, as guests enjoyed a slideshow of local scenes and commemorations including the Roger Brooke Taney Home dedication and Meade era tributes.
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NEW Methodist Men's Club
Sherman P
Radclit
Gang
Mo J. Grove Company Lane Quarry
Roger Brooke Taney
Whith
Albert C. Ritchie
David
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LeRoy MecCarde
Holl @m S. Penton
Dr. Willems
Dr. Radcliff
C. Albert Gist
Edgar E. Moore
R. Ames Hendrickson
R. Rush Lewis
Robin. Delaplaine
Frank W. Rothenheefer
C. A. Tammany
Charlie E Bode
G. W. Bowens
J Dames
H. Borers
J. Raymond Loy
Charles W. Mullican
William A. Burkey
Furnell Anglebesner
Rowrt L. Shipley
O. G. Zimmerman
Francis Gatther
Maurice C. Easton
Bombiey T. Free
Bawart
Rice
John H. Getzen-denner
Harry Niader
Ene
J Koeing
Grove
Carl C. Bell
Hem
Euatenes
Eeward M. Aker Eger
RR. Lewis, Jr
Gesfre
Bemiein
Chaves
H.C. Rixbuck
Mr. Summen
Geortt
Rodock J
P. Wai
A. A. Radt St. Wuan P. Bowers
Mia Grate Brane
Barry E. Chapuce
Franses Beall
Helen Rinse
Staley
Margaret
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Hoover Assails Capitol Bolters
President Hoover attacks Capitol bolters amid political strife as public sentiment grows tense over governance. Officials at the Capitol respond with sharp rebuttals as the nation faces domestic pressures and political divisions.
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Hoover
Capitol
Harrison Retorts On Hoover Relief Plans In Congress
Washington reports a partisan clash over Hoover relief proposals as the Senate and House advance 110 million for public works and 46.9 million for drought relief. Sen Robinson and Dems attack Hyde stance on farm loans while Sen Harrison of Mississippi condemns Hoover's declaration as unwarranted amid urgent unemployment aid and relief debates.
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Wisconsin
Senate
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Harrison
Mississippi
Hoover
United States
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Agriculture Committee
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Haugen
Haugen Called His Committee To Meet Tomore
House
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Byrnes
Tennessee
Correction on Palmer challenge to late Register election
The News corrects an afternoon report about the election of the late Samuel D. Thomas as Register of Wills about twenty years ago. It stated G. Lloyd Palmer contested the result. Palmer did not contest. The News regrets the error.
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Samuel D.thomas
Register of Wills
G. Lloyd Palmer
Palmer
State closes Baltimore bank and takes charge
The state bank commissioner assumes control of a Baltimore bank described as a four year old institution no longer a member of the Federal Reserve System or Clearing House. Two city branches are closed as the bank enters receivership with deposits listed at 1,833,089.32. George W. Page issued a statement detailing the action.
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Federal Reserve System
Baltimore
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