Police Academy Training Aids Local Officers
Frederek reports to Rotary on extending the National Police Academy program via J Edgar Hoover's 41-Men. The twelve week course, offered at no cost beyond personal expenses, would train officers who then teach peers and raise ethics and standards in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederek
Alytas Enforceme
Federal Bureau of Identifesta
National Police Academy
T. W. Dawsey
J. Edgar Hoovers
Rotary Club
Francs Scott Kar
Mr. Dawsey
Viey
Victory Cue In Discards
The article discusses a bridge hand with spades as trumps. North has no spade or heart losers and could gain diamonds and hearts, but must develop two chip tricks. The opening lead and subsequent trump rounds shape the play in a three no trump contract with eight tricks visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. EL McKenney
Atiaemond
North
Fragmented Bridge Hand Shows Declared Tricks
A damaged bridge excerpt describes a hand where Fay leads clubs and diamonds. The dummy wins a key trick with the ace of diamonds, and East deduces a probable diamond jack in Far Yheld s hand. The play hinges on forcing the lead and timing the heart and club suits to reveal the distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordeaey
Ana Declarer
Hoover Era Expansion of Federal Agent Roster Highlighted
A report on Edgar Hoover’s early tenure as FBI director notes the rise from 2 percent to 83 percent of agents with formal training or accounting experience. It credits enhanced interrogation skills, persistence, and self defense emphasis, and cites improved identification records and crime solving aided by science. Local officials and visiting Rotarians attend the discussion. Fire losses of Great Britain and Ireland are reported to exceed $15,000,000 in Q1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posspit Milsudski
Poland
Europe
Edward Smigly-Rydz
Pilsudski
Ignacy Moscicki
Smigly-Rydz
Red Russia
Nazi Germany
NLA Service, Inc
Cilicia
Tlonduadin PY Stone
United States Supreme Court
Federal Bureau of
Hoover
Ednia
Guarty
Propositan, Jr
What le Mearts and the New Deal Trust Busting
The article discusses federal trust busting under the New Deal era. It notes government actions against major industries including aluminum cement and telegraph firms. Key figures include Attorney General Homer S Cummings and Robert Jackson as trust busters, with references to Sherman Clayton FTC and Robinson-Patman laws and debates over market competition and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson
Jamestoywn
Homer S Cummings
Yeu
IWS
Government study urged on future planning amid high prices
The piece notes the President asks Congress to study future planning while the Federal Trade Commission investigates price pressures in heavy industries. It mentions leaders like Jackson, Cummings, and discussions on licensing big business, with figures Carter, Willian BE, Borah, and Joseph Muhulies proposed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ce Federal Trade Comimianun
Jackson
Cummings
Carter
Lator Willian
Borah
Joseph
Q Muhulies
Haylready
County Butcherings At Libertytown Home Event
A large hog slaughtering occurred December 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs David E Smith near Libertytown. Charlie Lochner and Wil ter Wentzel led the butchers in a gathering that included a long list of attendees and a big dinner. A suit of clothes was made in hours from the time the sheep was sheared in Yorkshire England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E Smith
Libertytown
Charlie Lochner
Wilter Wentzel
Davie South
Mauriee Crum
Earl Nusbaum
Harold Burrer
Air
Allen Kemp
Charlie Millin
Aund
Ur Main
Fannie Burrier
Wharvey Lare
Horace Smith Walter
Wenzel
Georg Bu
Yorkshire
England
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F.B.1
Tional Police Academy
G-Han
Akoy
Tered
City of
Buccaneers
Bay Rum
Hunter
Hunter Baltimore Rye Distillery, Inc
Bonita Avenue Owings Mills
Retsterstown
Fay Whics
Ead Bats
Great Britain and Ireland
Quaker City
Vreeuerickh
North Market Street
Arrow Shoes
North Market ST
Morgan M
Beatty
Washington
Fthietace
Toosevelt
Oasgiple ecompany—Aluminum Company of America
Bude
Bighmidhyestern
Cement Institute
Darkson
Bitunise
Myron Y. Taylor
United States Vet
Nize
Nerce
Piface
Carey
Hamilton, Elgin and Central Watches
Silverare
Velvet
Evenues
Tyler’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St
ROYAL
Remington Underwood
Coronah
Williams Typewriter&Supply Co
Patrick St
Liicense
O Mahoney
NER
Hassocks
Winthrop Desk
Steelbenderfer & Son
East Patrick ST
Yardley
Paris
Houbigant
Bond Street
Williamson
Hudnut Coty
Dorothy Gray
Gemey
Caty Houbigant Lentheric
Cutex
Clara LaCross
Caty
Richard Hudnut
Gemey Tweed Miracle OW
Meekih
Fok
Gemey Coty Houbigant
Dara Nome
Whitman
Joan Manning
Nunnally’s Brithrisp Ib
Chesterfield
Lucky Strike
Old Gold
Camel Raleigh
Carton
Schick Utility Packard
Remington Rand
Beven
Yardley Houbigant
Coty
Leatherie
Mennen
Williams Colgate
Palmolive
Woodbury’s
White Owls Phillies
Muriel Roi-Tan
Admiration Blackstones
Cromo la Palma
Wigars
Granger Velvet Union
Edgeworth
Prince Albert Prince Albert Briggs Briggs
Frederick, MD
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