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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1938

Page

5

Ladies Night Minstrel Event Draws 400 at Temple

More than 400 attendees from Lynch Lodge and county lodges enjoyed a minstrel show and dance at the Temple hosted by Ladies' Lodge No. 33 A F and A M. Rev. Dr. Amos J. Travers chaired the program with Dave Hagen's orchestra providing tunes. The evening featured solos, chorus numbers, and a long guest list of local members and their spouses.

Ladies’ Lodge Wiest Lynch Lodge Dave Hagen Amos J. Traver Evangelical Luthera Church Henry F. Falx T M. Yinger G. Hunter O. Schroeds Lows E E.chebergemes EK Harris R. Ames Henér Arrthur RB. Remsbers B Sappington Virmi W. Doub John P. Engelbreen George M. Free Irving M. Landaues Austin E. Rhoads Dixie Rosalie Mr. Yinger Messrs. Harris Remsberg Rhoads Doub Kentucky E. C Carroll Head H. E. Gosnell BR. Ames Hendrickson Frank A. Conaway Harvey S. Zimmerman Guy R. Cramer T. M. Linthicum E. B. Measell Harry C . Gilbert Samuel E . Brown Paul D. Simpson Mirs C. I.ford E. B. A Stock J. H Brandenburg M. Etzler Henry T Wade Patrick A. Schnauffar Lee D. Kefauver John A. Shires RS Wolfe Mir Thomas EB. Williams Thomas Summers Oliver H. Reefer Guy C. Roser W. Pruitt Grover Austin E Joan H. Fankey G. Plus VonEif, Jr J. W. Morgan Charles W. Ross Howard A. Gross Chester G. Baker Claude S. Hahn J. Leonard Nothagle James N. Dubel R. H. Bussard R. L. Michael Harry T. Zimmerman Clayton Morgan H. M. Gross Arthur H. Doll Kirk D. Cramer

Eden Will Not Continue Fight For Britain’s Policy

London Feb 25 Anthony Eden proclaimed a prophecy of failure over policy toward dictators that toppled him from the British Cabinet. He washed his hands of the battle with government opponents at Leamington, telling Midlands voters he would not aid Liberal or Labour to overthrow the national cabinet. He urged national unity as Chamberlain pursued talks with Fascist Italy to secure a lasting peace, a shift from his League of Nations stance.

London Anthony Eden Neville Chamberlain Midlands Leamington Eden Britain Chamberlain Italy League of Nations

Austrian Nazis Press Final Push Against Schuschnigg

Vienna reports Austrian Nazis vow to press a final contest against Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg as Fatherland Front members admit the crisis is critical. Schuschnigg’s defiant parliament speech fuels talk of talks with Mussolini and cautious Anglo Italian diplomacy for Austria’s independence.

Vienna Kurt Schuschnigg Austria Fatherland Front Germany Schuschnige Schuschnigg Benito Mussolini Britain Mussolini

New Camp for Crippled Children Nears Completion

Baltimore reports progress on a top mountain camp for crippled children in the government Recreational Area. About 230 relief laborers have worked through winter, with main buildings up and a swimming pool planned pending favorable weather. The camp sits near Foxville between administration buildings and last year’s site, larger than the prior camp and featuring sanitation and sewage systems.

Catoctin Mountain Maryland League For Crippled Children National Park Service Foxville Thurmont Hanvers Deerfield State Roads Commission Smithsburg Hagerstown Homer E. Tabler Roads Commission David J. Lewis

Wheat and hog prices move on Chicago market

Wheat reached the highest price in a fortnight on the Chicago market as European demand helped push futures up but intraday profit taking trimmed gains. May and July prices showed small declines from earlier, while corn and oats edged higher. Hog prices fell slightly with modest supply and buyers awaiting weekend needs. Cattle activity remained quiet with few head moving and prices largely unchanged.

John P. Boughan Associated Press Chicago United States

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four

A trivia item notes that American Indians had no horses before receiving them from Spaniards, so a visitor before Columbus could not have been greeted by mounted Indian warriors.

Wife Beater To Get Lashes Jail Term

Clyde Miller, a Baltimore printer, is sentenced to 20 lashes at the whipping post and six months in the House of Correction after being convicted of beating his wife. His wife Elizabeth testified comatose by blows. Miller had a prior jail term for wife beating and the lashes are to be administered next Tuesday at the City Jail.

Baltimore Clyde Miller House of Correction Elizabeth Miller Miller

Man Hacked To Death In New York Library

In New York on February 23 Abbott, 32, was hacked with a hatchet in a library corridor and died at a hospital from skull fractures. Bystanders said the men argued over entangling legs while seated in the economics and psychology reading room. guards overpowered the attacker until police arrived.

New York Abbott

Appropriation Bill Passed by Senate for Independent Offices

Washington reports the Senate approved a 1.212 billion dollar independent offices appropriation bill and sent it back to the House for action on Senate amendments. Final adoption details indicate the bill covers funding for independent agencies and departments.

Washington Senate House

Valley Authority project funds cut for Kentucky dam

Lawmakers trimmed a 32 793 000 appropriation for a Tennessee Valley Authority dam at Gilbertsville Kentucky after House rejection leaving only 107 000 for completion. Men of preliminary plans.

Tennessee Valley Authority Gilbertsville

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