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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1938

Page

5

Beekeepers Meet in Frederick. Venom Aids Arthritis Talks

Between 75 and 100 participants from multiple Maryland counties attended the 28th annual meeting of the Manitasd State Beekeepers Association in Frederick. Dr C F Burnside cited bee venom injections showing success for arthritis while Dr E Cory discussed improved hive rentals boosting pollination and income.

Manitasd’ State Beekeepers' Association Heing Baltimore Ery Baltimore County Frederick Harford Princes George's Washington Montgomery Carroll C EF. Burnside United States Bee Culture Laboratory E . Cory Lloyd C Culler Henry R Shoemaker Cory Burnside W. E Braithwaite National Bureau of Standards Norris James Baldwin

Political quiz answers on public figures and stats

The item lists terse quiz answers: Glenn Frank chaired the party program committee. Of sixteen jobs, nine were in auto industry and four in Hollywood. It notes not members of League. It answers No and Yes to unspecified queries. It adds that only one-third in senate and one-seventh of Japan is fit for farming.

Glenn Frank Hollywood League Senate Japan

Beekeeping Exhibit Draws Multinational Honey Display

The lobby showcased a principal honey display arranged by the US Bureau of Chemistry and Souls featuring honey from 58 countries. Also on show were exhibits including a Maryland Commercial Pack Exhibit by the University of Maryland Extension service with four packers, led locally by Grayson Domer. Domer, president of Frederick County beekeepers, manages about 400 hives near Thurmont.

US Bureau of Chemistry and Souls Maryland University of Maryland Extension Service Covell Frederick Cory Grayson Domer Thurmont Frederck County Beekeepers’ Group Domer

Unpaid Garage Bill Leads Baltimorean to Dodge Repair Charge

Baltimore resident Gordon Renner allegedly tried to dodge an $80 repair bill after an automobile damaged in a county wreck. He seized the damaged car at a Frederick garage, then fled Ellicott City with a mechanic as lookout. State police pursued, Renner arrested with warrant to bring him back for trial.

J Friena Roy M Hilmner Frederick Ellicott City Orman T. Bell Ideal Renner Bell Cushwa

Pastoral Call Proposed for Woodsboro Lutheran Churches

Four congregations of Woodsboro Rocky Hill Haughs church near Keymar and Chapel on the back road between Walkersville and Liberty plan meetings on Sunday January 30 to extend a call to a new pastor. They have been without a pastor since Rev J Frank Fife resigned in November. A fellowship meeting with Worship in Song and Story by Rev and Mrs Tra H Arnold is set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Woodsboro. Communion services will be held at Rocky Hill and Haughs on Sunday January 22.

Woodsboro Tra H. Arnold Rocky Hill Haugh’s

Greater Secrecy For Army And Navy Plans

Washington January 18 unreliable sources say Army and Navy authorities will tighten secrecy around American armed forces. The cloak of silence surrounding military preparations will be imitated to some extent by both services.

Washington Army

Celanese Plant Reopens With 100 Workers Back at Work

Cumberland Maryland January reports that over 100 workers in the Acetate Department will return to work tomorrow with potential to reach 200 by early next week under Celanese plant plans.

Cumberland

Control program not urgent for 1933 crops

Washington officials said new production control legislation for 1933 crops is not urgently needed as earlier fears of excessive surpluses have eased. Weather, export demand, and livestock feed needs influence the outlook, with a congressional conference seeking compromise between House and Senate farm bills.

Washington Jan Roosevelt Congress House Senate Agricultural Department Corn Drouth Mid-West

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four

Solutions to five questions include a translucent material, human blood system parts, opposite of alkalis, atmosphere pressure at sea level, and a centigrade to Fahrenheit conversion. The list presents light passage, organs, antonyms, pressure, and temperature conversion details.

Gandhi in Bombay stays in Berar to recover health

Gandhi remains in Bombay and will stay in the inland Berar province to recover from heart disease and high blood pressure. The 78 year old nationalist leader announced his decision as he continues to battle ill health and isolation.

Efficiency And Economy Commission Favored

Baltimore January 16. Attorney General Herbert R. O Connor, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, says he would favor a state efficiency and economy commission and follow its advice. He recalls Mayor Howard W. Jackson’s refusal to heed Baltimore’s commission and suggests forming an organization to ensure main committee recommendations are implemented.

O'Conor Fenneman Baltimore

Maryland to spend $9 million on roads and bridges in 1938

Baltimore Jan 16 Maryland will spend about 2 million more on road and bridge construction in 1938 than in 1937 rising from 7,378,364 to 9,035,000 including new funds and unencumbered balances. Plans call for 146 miles improved and 25 bridges with 28 miles concrete 14 macadam 85 sea stabilization and 5 grading and draining.

Baltimore Maryland Shures State Roads Commission William A. Codd Commission Bureau of Public Roads Congress

End Of Filibuster Sought By Leaders

Washington reports that Administration leaders plan to pressure the Senate to end the prolonged filibuster against the anti lynching bill this week. Night sessions may be ordered as the leadership weapon in a showdown expected next weekend, with the bill either shelved or passed.

Washington Senate Roosevelt

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