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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1938

Page

7

Nice cites aid given to Negroes in Maryland

Governor Harry W Nice pledged to secure equalization of colored teachers salaries with white instructors in Maryland. He urged legislative support and cited state progress for African Americans, noting recent appointments and anti lynching legislation. The Winchester Hall address supported a church campaign to reduce debt.

Harry W. Nice Maryland Carroll County Winchester Hall African Methodist Episcopal Church Nice A. G. Bourne

Sykesville social notes include visits and a marriage license

Sykesville area brief lists residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York and Norfolk. Several holiday visits noted among Albaugh Hewitt Cawthorn Taylor Patterson Richeson Gershenker Brown and Buckingham families. A marriage license issued at Elliott City to Martz Zimmerman and Nora Craver Brookeville.

Sykesville Bmrt E. Kenneth Albaugh Ruth B Darlington Bennett Carolyn W. Hewitt Washington Cawthorn Cora Bobbiits Baltimore Charles H. Taylor Lester Phelps JoAnn and Middleton Phelps Arthur Patterson Clarence Brown Howard South Betty Jean Howard Shipley Catherine Romaine and Harrison, Jr William D. Macy F. Simpson New York Ellen Gray Reisterstown William Kidd Edna Koontz Mabel Grove 3. Tucker D. Koontz Clarence Wolfensberger Luray Harry Weer Daisy Lotz Charles Lotz Ellicott City Robert Arrington Mildred Arrington Central Avenue J. Marion Harris Mfrs Ysabel Davis Alice Davis Barnum Cathing Catonsville Paul Harris Nancy Scott Wilbur Ridgely Airs Ernest Ridgely Helen Louise James Ridgely Walter Hudson Millard Weer Mfiss Margaret Harris Virginia Arrington Paul Harp Oakland William Hobbs, Jr Winter D. Jones Ridgeville Willard R. Hatfield Annie Mullinix Rosie Ida Hatfield Woodbine William Evans Gaitherg Holmes Lockard Paul Reese Union Bridge Edward Stern Melvin Sommervold Mary Elizabeth Melville Charlotte Hobbs Walter McDaniel R. Kenneth Barnes, Jr William 5. Shipley Sykesville Bridge Club John Ruby Irvin Ruby Michael Sloan

Divine urging at Frederick church rally for civil duty

The event featured remarks by a Methodist minister and W Harry Haller praising Maryland Governor for aiding the colored race. Clergy and civic figures attended as church members led a campaign urging citizen help. Musical groups performed spirituals and Christmas carols as locals gathered for the rally and related social visits.

W. Harry Haller Maryland Haller Bourne Frederick G. A. Hawkins Glee Club Lincoln High School Congregational Committee Rully Halter Charles McC Mathias G. Ed. Myers A. B. Derr E. Austin James Baile Elmer F. Munshower

Crop Rotation Talk at Frederick High Tonight

The Vocational Agriculture Continuation Club meets at Frederick High School this evening at 7 30. Arthur Hamilton from the University of Maryland Extension Service will lead the discussion on crop rotations.

Vocational Agriculture Continuation Club Fredenck High School Wll Arthur Hamilton Extension Service University of Maryland

January 31 Statewide Cancer Control Day event notes

The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs advocates a state wide cancer control fund day on January 31. Local clubs will host tea luncheons to raise funds for the Maryland fund with communal and home host experiences. Airs. Charles O. Appleman directs the public health drive as Columbia Broadcasting Company grants a 2:30 to 3:00 program slot from the University of Maryland station.

Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs General Federation of Women's Clubs Cancer Control Fund Maryland Fund Federation Charles O. Appleman College Park Maryland Columbia Broadcasting Company University of Maryland Maryland Federation

To Strip League Power To Impose Any Sanctions

Geneva journals report that Great Britain and France intend to strip the League of Nations of its power to impose sanctions. A joint Anglo French declaration opening the council session on January 17 aims to shelve penal clauses. Secretary general Avenol travels to London then Paris to finalize the declaration.

Geneva League of Nations Great Britain France League Joseph A. C. Avenol London Paris

Government must be like housekeeping says Alabama senator

Washington January 10 AP Mrs Dixie Bibb Graves Alabama’s junior senator told Washington women that running the national government is like keeping house and that government should show major improvements. She noted women moving to the front in public affairs while department scientists claim bovine tuberculosis has been practically eradicated in forty four states.

Washington Dixie Bibb Graves Alabama Department of Agriculture

Miss Smith Hosts Danish Art Club Evening

Miss Helen L. Smith hosted Frederick Art Club at 235 North Market Street with Miss Mary Ana Payne outlining Denmark’s landscape and culture. Speakers including Mrs. Harriet Kolb and Miss Thelma Mullinix discussed Danish art, education, and the American Ballet’s competition with European troops.

Helen L. Smith Frederick Art Club North Market Street Robert E Clapp Irving Staiey Denmark Mary Ana Payne University of Copenhagen Miss Payne Geffon Harriet Kolb France Italy George Carstensen Christian VIII Marceline Kefauver Balle Thelma Mullinix

What Is Your News Q

A fragmented quiz page with questions and partial clues about a king, submarine plans, Civil War progress, 1938 tax predictions, and the Irish Free State, interspersed with stray words and hints about refreshments and drawing ability.

Spain Irish Free State

Meeting announced for January 29 at Beatty residence

The notice states the next meeting will be held January 29 at the home of Sir Charles Beatty, 1227 North Market Street. Two arrests for drunkenness were reported Saturday night by city authorities.

Charles Beatty North Market Street

Policemen Arrest Two Men in Police Court

Policemen Franka Notnagle and Walter Hallman were arrested by Officers Hoff man and Dorsey respectively. They remained held in jail pending trial in Police Court.

Franka Notnagle Hoffman Walter Hallman Dorsey Tooigit

Allen C u Capsules Cure For Rheumatism Ad

Advertisement claims Arch pain stiffness and rheumatic gout stem from uric acid and circulating poisons. Promotes Allen Cu Capsules as powerful yet gentle treatment, says relief within 48 hours. Price one dollar. urging readers to save the notice.

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