Anniversary of Battle Gettysburg plans outlined at Rotary
The 75th anniversary observance of the Battle of Gettysburg was outlined at a Rotary luncheon led by Paul L. Roi. Plans include a governors day with multiple Army bands, commemorative coins, and a memorial. Veterans from all states will join, with travel funded by the commission.
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Gettysburg
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Paul L. Roi
Pennsylvania State Commission
Rof
Legislature of
Pennsylvania
Roi
California
Army
Marine Corps Band
United States Army
Rot
Congress
United States
Fred W. Springer
John A. Shires
World crises a boon to career diplomats
AP report says turmoil boosts experienced career diplomats as postings expand. Hugh Wilson moves toward Berlin to replace Dodd while Norman Armour heads to Chile. 24 of roughly 200 ambassadors and ministers are career professionals amid pay and expense pressures.
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Morgan
Beatty
Washington
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Hugh Wilson
Berlin
William E. Dodd
Germany
Norman Armour
Chile
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
William Phillips
Berjerley
Mass
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Far East
Nelson T.johnson
China
Benjamin Franklin
John Jay
Charles Francis Adams
Foreign Service
Congress
Wilson
Mexico City
Henry Fletcher
London
Paris
United States
Grange organizes degree team for new members
The Grange formed a degree team and plans to initiate a group of members in the near future after a gathering with refreshments for attendees.
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Ard
C. V. Biser
The
Grange
Laxity and alleged theft tied to Interior Department official
Senator Key Pittman charged laxity and possible criminal carelessness in the Interior Department as hearings on E. K. Burlew’s nomination continue. He cited Reno Stitely’s alleged $87,000 CCC fund fraud and said Burlew, as Harbord Ickes' top aide, signs most Interior orders and letters.
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Key Pittman
Nevada
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Interior Department
E. K. Burlew
Interior
Reno Stitely
Pittman
Harrord L. Ickes
Burlew
Ickes
Auto used by bank bandits found in Charleston
Three bandits robbed the First National Bank of South Charleston in minutes. The automobile tied to the heist was found in a wooded Charleston area tonight. Police and officers swung a wide stakeout as hundreds searched for the trio, aided by a cigarette wrapper bearing the same Federal Reserve Bank mark as the payroll shipment.
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Charleston
W. Va
First National Bank of
South Charleston
A. F. Pitzer
Federal Reserve Bank
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Lawrence HiL 26 and Helen Miller 27 of Winchester Virginia. Also listed are James Steele 23 of West South sirs and Helen Weddle of Dundalk along with Raymond Runkles 28 and Frances Cook 17 of M Arry. Real estate transfers include Homer Waltz executor to Noble Waltz and wife for $2000 and Mattie Hartman widow to Mattie Hartman in another deed under county records.
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Lawrence Edgar Hil
Helen Jeanne Miller
Winchester
James R. Steele
West South
Helen Weddle
Dundalk
Raymond C Runkles
Frances P. Cook
M. Arry
Homer E. Waltz
Noble Z. Waltz
Matte L. Hartman
Mattie L Hartman
Organizes New Band at Hotel Van Cleve Dayton
Dick Cardner known as Frederick's Richard Baumgardner organized an entirely new band and will open at the Hotel Van Cleve in Dayton Ohio on January 29 as learned Wednesday.
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Dick Cardner
Frederick
Richard Baumgardner
Mount's Junior Prom To Be Held In Washington
Mt St Mary's College junior class plans their annual prom off campus in Washington after securing permission. The event aims to feature a top national band as officials confirm venue arrangements and safety duties. Details from the preprom meeting include assignment of site duties and securing entertainment.
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San Francisco Junior College
Trey
Mount’s
Washington
Mt. St Mary's College
Sis
Ube Peld
Osuerthy
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
Classic vintage ad claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthens digestion and energy. Appeals to women with pep and vitality, urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist, citing many testimonial letters. Aims to reassure readers through family generations.
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Ope Wortan
Lydia E. Pinkhara
Nature
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhan
Sunday School Class Meets at Mrs Hemp’s Home
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school class of Mrs William Hemp met January 15 at Mrs Helen Fagan's home with Alta Helen Grossnickle presiding. After singing Rock of Ages and scripture reading, guest gift awarded to Mrs Khige Harp. Benediction by Mrs Roseanna Tatler, refreshments served, attendees listed. next meeting set for February 12 at Mrs Helen Grossnickle's home.
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William Hemp
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Helen Fagan
Alta Helen Grossnickle
Alta Renn
Hemp
Khige Harp
Roseanna Tatler
Hit And Run Drivers Still Remain At Large
Baltimore January 19 Walter Rudy Commissioner of Motor Vehicles reported today 31 of the 667 automobile operators involved in fatal accidents last year were hit and run drivers not apprehended The 1937 traffic death summary shows 399 fatalities near SL more than 1936 The summary covered counties and Baltimore City
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Baltimore
Walter Rudy
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