Hood College Mid-Winter Meet Sets Friday Session
Luminæ Council of Hood 10 holds mid winter meet with reports of college clubs to be heard and Afror matters discussed. The annual winner meeting at 3 pm will include remarks by president Apple and alumnae officers. A dinner with President Apple follows. an alumnae tea preceded the meeting with about 100 guests in Meyran Hall.
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Earth Mo Thomas
Washington
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this city
Margaret Grim
Ovpsville
Rose Daniels
Harrisburg
Macy Grace Helfenstein
Edith De Chars Tatem
Haddomfield
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Ade’e Edmunds | Levering
Phildelphia
Helen O'Boile Hamme
York
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Alumnae Association
Mary FE. Rhoads
this cty
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Philadelphia
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Frederick Hood Club
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Hagerstown Hood Chub
Afiss diy
Ruth Perry
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U S Sues Industrial Alcohol For Tax Bill
Washington January 13 AP The Department of Justice filed a suit against U S Industrial Alcohol Company and U S Industrial Alcohol Chemical Company seeking over 50000 in taxes on tax delinquent ac on The U S Industrial Alcohol Company was indicted in 1938 and owed 10 00 and related to tax actions involving beverage part of the controversy
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Washington
Department of Justice
U. S. Industrial alcohol Company
U. S indusai Chemical Company
acon
Deen
U.S Indust
Weather outlook for week in Atlantic states
Weather outlook begins Monday with rain in the Middle Atlantic region and snow in the northern part of the North Atlantic states around Tuesday. Other days show generally fair conditions into Friday or Saturday, with possible snow or rain in the north and warmer temperatures by week’s end after midweek cooling. Continuous warming trend expected toward end of week after a cold spell.
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Weather Today and January Rain Totals
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am shows today high at 68 inches? January to date 1.27 inches. Normal January 2.0 inches. January 1933 total 2.82 inches. Yesterday high 37, year ago 33. Low last night 33, year ago 24. Gross word day 508 9 am to 1.828. Tomorrow 7:22 am. Moon phase tomorrow 4.06 pm.
Bid Refused Over Private Contract Savings Claim
Theodore Taner of Povus burgh Aviation Company testified before the Senate committee on arm contracts that his low bid would have saved powermen £835,215 a year. His bid was rejected, and he is shown testifying about the matter.
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Mellons
Theodore Taner
Povusburgh Aviation Company
Senate
Taney
Frederick Chapter of Eastern Star Installs Officers
Frederick Chapter No. 79 of the Order of Eastern Star installed officers Friday night at the Masonic Temple before about two hundred attendees. Margaret C. Wohlgemuth led the ceremony. Past Grand Matron Minnie Bopple and other officers participated. New officers include Walter P. B. Peaga as Worthy Matron, John H. Lentz as Worthy Patron, Edna R. Himbury as Associate Matron, and others with gifts presented after the ceremony. Refreshments followed the installation. The report also notes the sale of a two story brick house owned by Howard E. Freeman and Grace I. Freeman for $1945 at the courthouse.
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Frederick
Masonic Temple
Margaret C. Wohlgemuth
Annapolis
Minnie
Bopple
Baltimore
Horace E. Troth
Chevy Chase
Maude W. Dittmar
Samuel A. Greger Marshal
August T. Brust
Minam G. Rhoads
Ada
Mehr P. Leathe
Ruth
Louise Sailor
Walkersle
Escher
Atlas Helen Shafer
Martha
John Hitler
Hleda
Marguerite L. Afiik Warder
Geraldine B. Minker
Sentinel
Samuel A. Gregg
Clifford M. Finger
Paul D. Simpson
Dittmar
Yinger
Fesga
Beverly Peaga
Breck Divorce Case Details Charge of Cruelty Against Wife
In a Reno divorce filing, Mrs. Dorothy Weir Ere Weir, daughter of E T Weir a steel magnate, accuses George D Breck Jr of cruelty. The Brecks married ten years ago and have no children.
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E T Weir
Reso
George D. Breck, Jr
P.Isburezh
Brecks
Lindbergh Tax Questionnaires Sent to 200 Figures
A Senate air mail investigating committee disclosed it has expanded inquiries to income tax records of Col. Charles Lindbergh and other key figures. About 200 questionnaires were sent to executives linked to air mail contracts and last administration officials including Walter F. Brown and Herbert Hoover Jr. Treasury will review the returns as the panel probes for any contradictory statements.
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Washington
Charles A Lindbergh
air mail
Seid
Senate
Senate air mail
Walter F. Brown
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Treasury
Lindbergh
Public Dance in Armory Honors President Birthday Broadcast Roosevelts Theme
Plans for a January 30 dance in the State Armory under Pred ek Lodge 684 and Elks Club auspices raise funds for the Warm Springs Ga Foundation. Proceeds go to President Roosevelt for infantile paralysis. The 9 pm event includes a nationwide radio address from 11 15 to 12 15. Local committee members include Michael Appel Ashley Abendschein and Hirsch.
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State Armory
Predek Lodge
BP. O. Ellis
Springs
Roosevelt
Elks Club
Preston E. Michael
infantile paralysis foundation
Cry of
Frederick
Mr Michael
Chaves Appel, Jr
H. David Ashley Mo Abendschein
Lows Hirsch
Skaters Warned After Church Area Nuisance
Hagerstown police Captain Clarence G. Emmert vows to seize roller skates from children skating near churches during services. He will store them at police headquarters until parents retrieve them. Complaints rise as mild winter brings more skaters, following prior city incidents. Meyran Hall supper dance at Hood College set from four to eight with Mrs Apple and Mrs Parker in the receiving line.
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Hagerstown
sepond
Emmet
po- Lee
Sepper
Meyran Hall
Hood College
wil
Joseph H. Apple
Walter Parker
Margaret MacAnlis
Clinton L Bardo Named President Of NAM In New Change
Clinton L Bardo of Camdes New Jersey was elected president of the National Association of Manufacturers at a board meeting, succeeding Robert L Lund of St Louis. The appointment positions Bardo to guide the nation's manufacturing policy and interests.
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Clinton L Bardo
Camdes, NJ
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Robert L. Lund
St. Lous
Roosevelt era Puerto Rico strikes and cabinet clashes
The Roosevelt era ends its Puerto Rico governorship with Gen Blanton Winship replacing Gore amid ongoing island unrest. A party boss lament notes rewarding officials with jobs, while federal effort to coordinate law enforcement expands under Assistant Attorney General Keenan as Tugwell faces political opposition and cabinet speculation.
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Washington
Robert H. Gore
Puerto Rico
Blanton Winship
ank
Roosevelt
Gore
San Juan
Welles
Cuba
Gare
Chicago
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Keenan
Joseph B. Keenan
boycot
Vare foe candidate for Pennsylvania governor
Jay W. Sechier a prominent Philadelphia attorney and one of the dead in the rebellion against Vare fought ship in November announced his run for governor after a Pottsville conference of political leaders. He seeks support from the Young Liberal Republican faction and other forces aligned against Vare.
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Barvisturg. Pa
Jay W. Sechier
Pri Dhia
Vare fac
Pottsville
Phildelphian
Wiliam Share
Republican
Byrne May Stay Leader As Democrats Eye House Seat Plan
Washington January 13 AP Democrats plan a concerted push to control the House next week at a meeting to settle chairmanships amid Rep Byrne Tennessee seeking relief from the chair. The GOP reorganized. Bolton Ohio elected chair with Snell New York guiding a united group. All 435 House seats and a third of the Senate are up in November. Democrats hold 314 House seats, Republicans are next, with vacancies.
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Washington
esentatne Byrne
Tennessee
congressional committee
Byrne
Republican congressional committee
Bolton
Oho
charman
Representative Snell
New York
Transient Center to Move Office Monday
Transient Center announces relocation of its headquarters from South Market Street to Afonday and West Patrick Street, converting a former residence for 75 occupants into the new main office. Director Heryert Green says the move will improve handling of through travelers and their cases, with capacity expanded to house about 30 men initially and up to 2180 beds eventually to meet demand.
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ust
South Market street
Patrick street
Beeen
Heryert Green
ape project
Patrick wansent
Green
Tecrean
Milk Strike Violence Under Probe By Govt
Government investigations focus on violence linked to a milk strike that ended days ago after a deal between farmers and producers. Assistant U.S. District Attorney Leo J. Hassenauer announced action as complaints from several dairy firms against the Pure Milk Association are reviewed by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington.
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Leo J. Hassenauer
Jerome Frank
Washington
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Abandon Inquiry Into Ford Tax Payments
Washington reports that Senate investigators have dropped their probe into Ford Motor Company tax payments. The decision followed Supreme Court rulings supporting Henry Ford's claim that there was no tax discrepancy. A Detroit tax official had been summoned but was released after the committee said the case fell outside its jurisdiction.
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Washington
Senate
Ford Motor Company
Supreme Court
Edoel Ford
Uba
Detroitt
comitee
Freezing Assets to Be Freed Under Bank Relief Plan
Washington Jan 13 AP A House banking committee report says the Reconstruction Corporation plans to raise 590 million to release frozen deposits in banks soon after its life is extended. The measure would extend the corporation’s income year and lift borrowing power to 3.75 billion. committee chair Steagall notes 590 million in commitments to release frozen deposits with 50 million more expected.
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House banking committee
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
House
Steagall
banking committee
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deposit liquidation board
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ptace
Treasury
Washington Daybook notes on Senate strategy and anti administration speeches
Washington correspondent Herbert Plusomer reports that Senator Vandenberg urged careful presentation of facts before challenging administration policies. He cited requests to the Treasury and Agriculture for up to date data on taxes and debt, while tensions rose as Republicans prepared for a broader attack once the moment suited them.
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HERBERT PLUSOMER
Washington
senate
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Vansenberg
Austrians Drive to Oust Nazis From Government Ranks
Veenne Jan 13 AP reports Austria widens purge against Nazi elements in civil service and Fascist Home Guard. A new commissioner of personnel will oversee removal of Nazi officials from high posts, reshaping government personnel.
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Naz
Naasan Rey
Home Guard
Offer to aid senator in aviation inquiry sparks clarification
Col Charles A Lindbergh has sent the senator a record of his financial dealings and offered to testify to clear up misunderstandings. He disputes reports that he received a $250,000 gift from an aviation firm amid the Senate contract inquiry in Washington Col. Lindbergh also offers to make himself available for questioning.
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Senate
Washington
Charles A. Lindsergh
Officers Installed By Samaritan Rebekahs
The Sa maritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 I O O F held an unusually large meeting Friday night to install officers led by Miss Celeste R Thomas President of the Rebekah Assembly assisted by Deputy Marshal Miss Sadie Ogle Deputy Warden Mrs Mollie Harrington and other deputies. New noble grand Miss Katherine Ridenour presided and spoke of cooperation for a successful term. The assembly president Miss Thomas praised the lodge and presented the retiring noble grand Mrs Morgan with a jewel. A banquet and program followed on Thursday January 18 at Calvary M E church Parish hall with a later 6 30 o clock supper and entertainment.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Moran
Celeste R. Thomas
Rebekah Assembly
Sadie Ogle
Mollie Harrington
Hulda Woodward
Amy Hoffman
Bertha Ekins
Mollie Haugh
Jane Houck
Elmer Brown
William H. Houck
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Franklin W. Shipley
Lawrence C. Willard
Noble Grand
Katherine Ridenour
Mary Angleberger
Ethel Beard
Pauline Koonts
Elsie Stone
Esther Steiner
Mary B. Engelbrecht
Elizabeth Seeger
Lillian Brown
Afiss
Helen Crampton
Irene Esterly
Ruth Coo nise
guardian
Joyce Free
Golda Castle
Edith Stamer
Ridenour
Muss Thomas
Morgan
Morgen
Ethel M. Beard
Angleberger
Charles F .Seeger
S. Elmer Brown
Elzabeth Seeger
Pauline R. Koontz
ammiversary committee
Calvary M. E church
Six Killed in Cotton Oil Co Boilers Blast
Hertford, N C Jan 13 AP six men died and seven injured in a boiler explosion at the Eastern Cotton Oil Company plant in Hertford. The plant wrecked with about $50,000 in damages. debris spread over 180 feet. Initial reports blamed low water in boilers, not substantiated. A wander engineer and five black helpers are listed among the dead. Minor accident noted on Christmas Eve on Harpers Ferry road. Virginia Williams, 21, daughter of Moses Williams near Berryville, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a collision, later found to have a fractured spine. she was returning from Baltimore with a party of workers.
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N. GC
Cot Ox Company
Seler
Wander
megro
Harpers Fenry road
Virginia Wiliams
ored
Moses Wiliams
Berrivile
Winchester
Va. Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Roosevelt Will Steer Clear Of Inflation Peril
Cleveland January 13 AP Past master General James A. Parney says President Roose velt will not spread sails before the inflation gale and will not heed international bankers He praises Congress for cooperation and predicts defeat of trusted old guardsmen in the next election under Roosevelt leadership the outlook is for restoration of prosperity and happiness for Americans
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Cleveland
James A
Roose
Parley
Roosevelt
Anthracite Miners vote to go on strike
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania January 13 AP delegates to the United Anthracite Miners convention unanimously adopted a resolution for a complete shutdown of all coal companies in District No 1. The motion to strike was carried before a formal recommendation. About 30 000 men expected to join the strike. maintenance men to stay at work. Band Elects Officers The Yellow Band at i 1 may have elected officers including President George L Twentes Vice President William H Cannon Secretary Cis Study record dated the band rehearsal.
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Wilkes Barre
United Anthrate Miners
Thomas Massney
Presl fem
George L. Twentes
presi
Willam H. Cannon
Cis
Revolt in France Report Ties Duc de Guadovel to Royalist Plot
Named in revolt with hopes to restore monarchy in France, the Duc de Guadovel, principal pretender, was reported to have issued instructions for a royalist action in Paris where more tensions with police arose. He is currently in Belgium.
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Duc de Guadovel
Paris
Belgium
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