See Gold Case In Next Fight
Washington reports the Supreme Court gold decision becoming a central political issue for the 1936 campaign. President Hoover pushes for a return to the gold standard while Democrats clash over the court ruling on gold payments. Senate and House Republicans floated resolutions to amend the gold clause act to make government bonds payable in gold.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Senate
Democratic Party
House
Sen
Barbour
New Jersey
Rep. Hollister
Ohio
Emmitsburg Notes Include Scout Play and Fire Fund Plans
Emmitsburg reports Scout Troop 114 staged the play After Dark at St Euphemia hall with a long cast list led by Carl Harter and John R Hays. Fire Company plans fund raising for new hose were discussed at the monthly meeting. Public sale of livestock and goods set for March 15 near Roddy’s lime kiln. Mt St Marys honors society banquet featured speakers including Monsignor Tierney and Rev Cogan. three Emmitsburg students among eleven members.
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Emmitspurg
Boy Scouts
St. Euphemia’s Hall
Carl Harter
James Adelsberger
David Frailey
William Kerrigan
Edgar L. Aannon
John Hoke
Odele Keitholtz
Joseph Fitez
Charles Sharrer
William Bushman
Salvadore Macls
James Sanders
Fred Troxell
Gettysburg Street
Russell Hull
Zora
Hull
Lewis McClain
Clarence McClain
Urgan Flehr
Guy Warren
James Kane
Arthur Greene
George Benchof
Guy McClear
Arvine Kime
Earl Carson
Earl M. Stine
Amanda McClain
Joseph McIntire
Anna Tressler
Nelda Fitz
Pearl Bowman
Ethel McCleaf
Lene McClain
Alice McIntire
Mary Jane Hull
Doris McCleaf
Darlene McCleaf
Charles Gilland
Theodore Warren
Maurice Gilland
Floyd Baker
Ira McClain
Kenneth Muth
Guernon Flohr
Jesse Harbaugh
Oscar McCleaf
Merle MecCleaf
Bruce McCleaf
J. Edgar
George F. Walter
Roddy
Emmitsburg Fire Company
William H. Treiber
J. Wand Kerrigan
Charles P. Mort
Philadelphia
Monsignor Tierney
Mt. St. Mary's College
Joseph J. Elis
John J. Tierney
John F. Cogan
John J. O'Neil
Herbert Miller
Lions Club
Slagle Hotel
Hugh J. Phillips
Mt. St. Mary's
Sarazen predicts pro golf tours to Australia
New York reports Gene Sarazen foresees a steady stream of pros touring Australia after last fall’s troop movement. He criticizes pari mutuel betting, recalls the Fresh Meadow 1932 Open scandal, and argues golf must stay clean. He withdrew from the Agua Caliente Open over gambling concerns and worries pari mutuel wagering could corrupt the sport.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Australia
England
Sarazen
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Danbury, Conn
Fresh Meadow
Acme
New Assistants Chosen for Library Visitors
New assistants named to attend library visitors include Frank Kearney as chief assistant Thomas O Deo Edgar DiGenova Joseph Sweeney Willam Tasick John McGinney George Tribender Charles Posey and Joseph Cotter The library has undergone improvements such as desks for librarians a main desk for charging and renewing books an indirect lighting system and several costly paintings on the walls Behind the main desk stand two flags the national banner and Maryland's ensign
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Frank Kearney
Thomas O'Dea
Edgar DiGenova
Joseph Sweeney
Willam Tasick
John McGinney
George Tribcender
Charles Posey
Joseph Cotter
Maryland
Local Family Home Visits Highlight Weekend Trips
Lime Kiln residents report a weekend of visits with out of town relatives. Mrs Vernon McDonough and children Charles and Violet traveled to Sahilasville to see Mr Vernon McDonough. Mrs Claude Miller and three children stayed with the Miller family near Middletown. L E Feaga spent the weekend in Washington visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Bruchie and family. Miss Mary Ellen Bartholow of near Jefferson visited Grayson Bartholow and family.
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Lime Kin
Vernon MccDonough
Charles
Violet
Sahilasville
Vernon McDonough
Claude Miller
Miller
Middletown
L. E. Feaga
Washington
Charles Bruchie
Mary Ellen Bartholow
Jefferson
Grayson Bartholow
Sunday Dinner Menu and Recipe Fragments
A scrambled recipe list details a Sunday dinner menu including Veal Loaf with Au Gratin Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Bread Apricot Jam and Pineapple Salad. It provides fragmented directions for veal loaf and potato sauce, plus a gelatin salad and cabbage pineapple mix.
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Alexander George
Dinner Guests and Visits Around Taylorsville This Week
In Taylorsville on Feb 23 guests included Dr and Mrs Slilman at the Price home, Rev and Mrs Howard Amiss with the Barnes family, Mrs Frank Byers and daughter Mary, and many others visiting relatives such as Walter Clary returning from Baltimore. A total of 36,315 bales of shrimp were exported by Japan by ship through the Panama Canal in the past month.
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Taylorsville
Slilman
Howard Price
Oliver Price
Howard Amiess
William Barnes
Frank Byers
Mary
Harry Barnes
Walter Clary
Baltimore
Arthur Purdon
Miller
Luceria Porter
Charles Porter
Minnie Shipley
Virginia
Elizabeth Barnes
Harry Koontz
Olen Franklin
Virginia Welsh
James Condon
Truman Barnes
Raymond Flickinger
William Franklin
Jefferson Hooper
Burgess Condon
Frank Condy
Slends
Frederick
George Young
Howard Amoss
G. H. Magin
Ernie Pickett
Olive
Vertie Pickett
Japan
Panama Canal
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Hubert Stevens
Donna Fox
Max Bly
Francis Tyler
James Bickford
E. H. Warne
Merkle Crawford
Robert Martin
John Shene
H. L. Garren
Billy Fiske
Gilbert Colgate
Richard Lawrence
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AER
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G. H. Barnes
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Eva Magin
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Sappington
Libertytown
Charles Wagner
Arthur Hooper
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick, Md
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