Local business urged to advertise to boost Frederick trade
Howard J Wisehaupt urged Frederick merchants to advertise to keep money at home and attract customers from surrounding areas. He claimed 40 percent more business could be won locally and argued women influence buying decisions. He warned against chasing business in large cities and emphasized unity among Chamber of Commerce members.
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Howard J. Wisehaupt
Cleveland
Winchester Hall
Wisehaupt
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Uip
Thas
Oless
Wisehak
Baltimore
Washington
Wissehaupt
Radio Day by Day: Marx Brothers Return to New York Airwaves
The Marx brothers Groucho and Chico return to radio on WABC CBS Sunday evenings starting this weekend, with a two month engagement from New York without a studio audience. They previously aired on WJZ NBC twice weekly last season.
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New York
Mara
Groucho
Chico
Wabc-Cby
Xnion
Ethel Waters
Two Marxes
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
Jack Pearl
Troubadours
Gene Raymond
Fred Allen
Stradivarhus
WABC
CBS
Albert Spalding
Burns
Allen
Ted Fiorito
Jack Little
Warden Lawes
John McCormack
Vincent
S—Armand Girard
Curtis Simphony
Campfire
F. D. Roosevelt
Hus
Hamburg
Germany
Ithaca College Choir
National Park Bill Hearings On Monocacy Battlefield
Twelve local citizens formed a delegation before a House committee to advocate a bill authorizing $50,000 for a Monocacy Battlefield National Park memorial. Led by Gor Arbor Ritchie, the group included U S Senators Millard Tydings and Philips Lee Goldsborough, officials, veterans, and historians. The measure, introduced by Congressman David J. Lewis, was sent to Military Affairs for study under a Coffin subcommittee with a hearing held at 10:00 this morning.
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Civers
House of Representatives
D. Baker
James H Gambrail
R Ames Hendrrickson
Chess
McC Mathias
D. John Markey
Exner F. Munshower
Ignatius Bjornee
Robert L Warfield
Reno
Harp
Wilam B. French
Paul i Payne
H. L Landers
Historical Division
The
War Department
David J. Lewis
Thomas
Coffin
Idaho
the &M
Koons Acquitted in Wife Murder Verdict
Russell Koons, 26, was acquitted tonight by a Circuit Court jury in Hazle Township of murdering his wife Catherine on January 4. The jury deliberated less than an hour amid crowd applause after closing arguments. The defense urged not guilty, while the state emphasized the wife’s earlier statements.
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Hazgerstown
Russell Koons
Catherine
Lloyd Harshman
Prettyman Named DC Corporation Counsel
Washington Feb 27 Barret retbyman Rockville Md who recently resigned as general counsel to the Internal Revenue Bureau is appointed today Corporation Counsel of the District of Columbia Prettyman’s appointment expected to open the way for Senate confirmation of Robert H Jackson New York as his successor in the Internal Revenue post A Maryland Democrat said Jackson confirmation was tied up in the Senate to ensure a square ideal for Prettyman
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Washington
E Barret
Retbyman
Rockville
Internal Revenue Bureau
District of Columbia
Prettyman
Senate
Robert H. Jackson
New York
Internal Revenue Post
Senaryiings
Maryland
Jackson
Death of Mrs Wile B Weliy’s Cousin Miss Ann Olivia Gaether
Miss Ann Olivia Gaether, a relative of Mrs Wile B Weliy, died February 19 at her home in Elioak. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at St. John’s, with Mary Z and K. Gather listed among mourners and sisters and three brothers noted. The notice mentions extended family gatherings, guests in Gaithers, and local social events including visits, parties, and illness transfers.
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Walace Wade
Kansalstown
Walter DeLauver
Wes- Detauter
Dowls
Pauline Frederick
Leah Wall
Norse
Carolina
Raymond Turner
Emms Beach
Baltimore
Miss Beach
Freedom M. E. Church
South
George Pleasman
Harold E. Hayes
Washngton
Lregan
Richmond
Epworth League
Leo Chroot
Barris
William S. Shipley
Junicor Card Club
Frank Newman
James O Ridgely
George Banks
Graham Melvile
DeVries Heering
Samuel Jenness
M. ©. Smoot
Corinne Morris
Salem M
Movement In Fashion: Patol Seeks Gowns With Action
Jean Patol discusses movement as a core element in gown design. He argues that movement and cost shape a dress’s character, noting that diaphanous fabrics and tailored forms convey life and suppleness, with the wearer’s attitudes influencing perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Patol
NEA Service
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Leopold
America
York
Stockholm
Astrid
Brussels
Daughmter
Unkerme
Ritchie
Koons
Hagerstown
Sykesville
Patol
Paris
Teasturier
Iftf
Sindia
Spess
Martieyan
Patou
Tess Atttude
JR. Williams
Om Bank
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Hennegen-Bates
Hennegen-Bates Co
Charles Street
Price
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick
Bell System
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