Opposition grows as Maryland Virginia Milk Producers elect anti management directors
Widespread opposition appears in Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association elections with new anti management directors chosen in Fairfax Groveton Hockliffe and Montgomery County. Andrew Cornelio named as an alienate while Parr's eligibility questioned as trustees debate the two price plan and AAA policy.
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Washington
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers' Association
John McGol, Jr
Imarsger
Pairfax County
Floms
Priday
A. Smith Bowman
Seamset His
W. D. McNat
Groveton
Loudoun County
Fanggnier County
Farr
Co- Operative
Andrew Cornelio
Parr
Cornelia
McGil
McGill
A.A A. K
Joseph L. Bristow
Fairfax County
Co-Operative
McGit
Hood College Art Class Tours Washington Museums
The Hood College Art Appreciation class led by Miss Lilah Gant visited Washington on Saturday to tour the National Cathedral Phillips Memorial Art Gallery and Corcoran Gallery. John Berlese conducted a sermon and lectured on symbols of stone carvings and stained glass while Ren Watkins spoke on the development of modern painting. Jeremiah O'Connor explained the making of mosaics at the school studio as sculptures and works by Old Masters were viewed. Miss Marianna Redeide and Miss Eimeberh Radelite from Pueblo were among the group.
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Lilah Gant
Washington
National Cathedral
Phillips Miemoral Art Gallery
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Geile
National
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Robbery at Medford Grocery Nets About $2000
Robbers using acetylene torches breached the Medford Grocery and Post Office, stealing about $2000 including $1800 from the grocery and $200 in cash and stamps from the post office. John C. Strine, postmaster, woke nearby as thieves broke in and escaped with the loot.
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J. David Balle
Grocers
Pomal
H. J. Conner
Lutherville
Thleves
John C. Strine
Post Office
Strine
Sherif Ray Yohn
Lates Atomer
Theodore Brown
Carmil
Inspector Comney
Baltmore
Tragic Seattle Child Strangling Probed as Parents Held
In Seattle on January 21 the two children Henn Gastnes five and John Easimes nine were found strangled in their home. Police jailed the parents Oscar Hasnes and his wife awaiting mental examinations. A neighbor reported the bodies found on cloths in the bedroom as authorities pursued the tragedy.
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Wash
Chedren
Jai
Awatime
Touch Ther
Xr- Agios Halzonatons
Chidren
Henn Gastnes
John Easimes
Pares
Oscar Hasnes
Balancs
Man Arrested for Property Destruction in Tenants House
Alonza Miller of East Second Street was arrested Saturday around 10 PM by City Officers Burras and Hoffman for destruction in the residence he rents, including a broken door, china closet, and chandelier, in a drunken state. He faces a hearing in Police Court with $100 collateral. also charged with drunkenness.
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Arthur Hoffman
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Frank Doll
Linden Hill
Saxon
Montevue Hospital
Claude R .Oden
Monrovia
A F Anderson
Maggie Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
Hereise
Hoffman
East Street
Ireland
Prio
House of Car
Alton Shaff Awere
He Sketts
James Becraft
Detten Baltimore
Tad
Inquest Rules Death After Auto Collision
A coroner returns a verdict of accidental death in a fatal auto collision. Witnesses describe limited visibility and driver actions not seen. The case involves the late Mr. Mosey and a blame-free ruling following the accident report.
McCooey Dies at 69 as Brooklyn Dem Leader
John H. McCooey longtime Brooklyn Democratic boss and Tammany ally died in Brooklyn at age sixty nine after a weeklong illness from heart disease. His death marks a waning of his political influence in New York City's heaviest voting borough.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
John H. McCooey
Bos
Tammany Hall
New York City
McCooey
Insull Case Up Today In Greece
Athens Greece January 21 speculation swirled over tomorrow’s Council of State ruling on Samuel Insull’s expulsion. Government ally Prolé quoted Premier Tsardaris saying the government will respect the council’s decision regardless of Insull’s final appeal against the expulsion order effective January 31.
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Insull
Athens
Greece
Council of State
Samuel Insull
Prole
Tsardaris
Insuil
Dollar Fight Now in Senate
Washington January 21 The Roosevelt administration presses for the dollar devaluation bill to pass the Senate and reach the White House by week end. The House already approved the measure amid a broad legislative agenda including veteran bills and farm mortgage bond guarantees. The White House seeks swift Senate action while other items such as navy funding and the St Lawrence Seaway pact await consideration.
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Yeterday
Haard
Helenae
College
Senate
White House
House
Bolivar E. Kemp
Jr. Saunders
U Louisiana
House Naval Committee
Vinson
National League Baseball Star Herbert Plays for Chicago Cuba
In the National League, Cheries Herbert, listed as a star, plays for the Chicago Cuba. The article notes the player’s Roman numeral age as 39 and highlights Finland as the only country meeting its net debt payments promptly and fully.
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Eleis
Chicago
Finland
Bremer Not Found in Kidnapping Search Near Anoka
Federal agents joined local police in Anoka County to broaden a search for a kidnapped St Paul barkee. Investigators examined a rough road diagram and possible river bends while assessing snow terrain. By dusk about 350 square miles had been checked without success.
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Authenties
Anoka
Minneapolis
Union City
Minnespollg
Dr Lincoln Sittley Hulley Dies at 89
Dr Lincoln Sittley Hulley, 89, president of Stetson University, died Saturday after a severe heart attack. Born in Inden New Jersey on May 3, 1865, he earned a BA from Bucknell in 1888 and taught there 1889–1892, later history professor 1893–1904 before joining Stetson. He attended the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly at Brad dock Heights in past years.
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Pla
Lincoln Sittley
Stetson University
Hulley
Imden
N. J
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Stet- 9
Relapse Suffered by Dr Wynshesp Affects Trini In-Law
Dr Alice Wynshesp suffers relapse delaying plans for Ebets, her in law, who is scheduled for removal tomorrow.
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Mar
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