Motors Strike TS In Deadlock
Washington reports General Motors and strike leaders traded public statements after President Roosevelt suggested publicity tactics hinder settlement. John L. Lewis urged Flint sit down strikers to stand firm while Alfred P. Sloan Jr claimed the union sought to dominate. Roosevelt offered no personal intervention as talks continued and Perkins voiced agreement with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dan
General Motors
Lewis
Sloan
United Automobile Workers
New York
White House
Perkins
Roosevelt
Union Bridge Eastern Star installation and local notices
The Plymouth Chapter No. 41 Eastern Star installation at Masonic hall named officers including Myrtle E Pilson as worthy matron and George Fowble as worthy patron with Mary E Mullen assisting. Other items note a Maryland Stockman's Association event, family dinners in Union Bridge area, a chimney fire in New Windsor, removal of part of a former college building, a death in Philadelphia, and a Linwood Farmers Union meeting discussing milk marketing and paper bottle opportunities in Baltimore with plans for 1000 gallons of milk from the community by May.
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Union Bridge
oMcers
Plymouth
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Myrtle E. Pilson
George Fowble
Esther M. Fogle
C. C. Billmyer
A. Beatrice Gladhill
Rebecca E. Skinner
Mary E. Mullen
Anna Yeager
Mary M. Hunter
Fannie D. Little
C. C. Bitlmyer
Bertha Galther
Marguerite Galther
Anna 1B. Hess
Mary Hunter
James Snyder
Herbert
W. Proutz
John D. Roop
Haward Rinehart
Harry
Maryland Stockman’s Association
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Edward J. Rinehart
Isaiah Reifsnider
Stichard
Glen
Roger
Alice May
Doris
Taneytown
Carroll Rinehart
Harry Hinehart
Ethel
Westminster
Harry Stitely
Fannie Stitely
Harry Rinehart
Tatler
New Windsor
College
Charles J. Armor
Philadelphid
Tilsaday
Lenngut
Ella Forrest
Armor
Wesley
John
Lloyd
Rath Merrikan
Philadelphia
Baltimore
York County
Farmers’ Union
Astie MuiMeeahv
Diary Land
Linwood
John A. Simpson
AT. Graves
Perkins, Oklo
Court News Marriage Licenses Update
Marriage licenses listed for Dean F Thomas age 1 and Clara Mae Thomnas 27 of Washington. Malcotin L John 24 and Emogene Rice 2 Ashhined Kentucky. Property deed transfers to Alexander Armstrong and others. Includes Hagan and Hershberger Inc notices and related legal names with docket references.
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Dean F. ‘Thomas
Clara Mae Thomnas
Washington
Malcotin L. John
Mid
Emogene Rice
Kentucky
Senate Civil Liberties Committee issues subpoenas in spy service probe
The Senate Civil Liberties Committee tonight issued subpoenas for documents and testimony in a probe alleging Army and Navy covert spy operations against Union activities. The committee plans to examine the scope and methods of these operations.
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Sunpoern
Washington
Senate Civil Libertieg Cormittes
Cocuinetts J
Army
Navy
Adober
Regulations For Milk Markets Considered at Conference
A Baltimore session of the Northeastern Dairy Conference will address national milk legislation and reciprocal trade topics. Speakers include Dr. T Sympans of the University of Maryland, Ro Williams Hintine, WP Davis of New England Dairies, Ralph Graham of the United States Dairymen, and other industry figures. The January 27 meeting in Baltimore will feature remarks from City Health Commissioner Williams and Baltimore officials.
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College Park
Mab
T Sympans
University of Maryland Evtensings Service
Maryland Co-operative Milk Producers
Assocnatin
Ro Wlsities
Hhintine
LA Winndoer
Th c Large
Foren Agrmentmucat Servicr
U.S. Degrartment
Auris Wire
Gaat C. WW. Holmat
Natonal Co-operative Milk Polliteers’ Federation
Washington
WP. Davis
New England Dairies
Boston
Tatang
Hosston Saurket
Jo Ralph Graham
Hosowen
Une Aite State Dairymen's Association
Con Operative Milk Marketing Assoretions
Ala Glaver
Hoards
Dairy+ bin
Emotional
Dairy Farm
Withon
Uintington Williams
Birthday party for Mrs McCain near Zora with local guests
Emmitsbury and Mrs. Lewis McCain hosted a birthday gathering at their home near Zora. Attendees included Urban Flour, Gay Warren, James Kane, Russell Wall, Aniwida McClain, Earl M. Stine, Josephine McIntire, Negtna Kane, Lena McClain, Alice McIntire, Mary Jane Hull, Helen Flohr, Floyd Baker, Stanley McClain and Ira McClain. Also noted: Ray E. Valentine won second place in a Farm Bureau Federation and Future Farmers of America corn project judged in Baltimore. Emmitsburg High School led Frederick County in December attendance at 97.7 percent. A card party and school activities were planned and several residents mentioned. Firemen answered a Motter's Station call. a barn fire was extinguished. Proceeds from a St. Joseph’s Sodality card party totaled 60.
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Emmitsbury
Lewis McCain
Zora
McCain
Urban Flour
Gay Warren
James Kane
Russell Wall
Aniwida McClain
Earl M. Stine
Josephine McIntire
Negtna Kane
Lena McClain
Alice McIntire
Mary Jane Hull
Helen Flohr
Floyd Baker
Stanley McClain
Ira McClain
Ray E. Valentine
Emmitsburg High School
Farm Nureau Federation
Future Farmers of America Organization of Maryland
Baltimore
Fof
A. Valentine
Cenior
Beh School
Clyde Roller
Jay Long
Clyde Boller
Charles Mumma
Wehard Randolph
Ray Valentine
Guy Krom
Maynard Kellholtz
Vernon Kellholtz
Thurmont
Mr. Holler
Yo-ng Teacher, —Emmitsburg High School
Frederick County
Focal
Market Street
Frederick
Madeling
Ryder
Catherine Lingg
Jean Bollinger
Valerie Sharrer
Loyal American Legion Post
Alcomens Hall
Sea Mane
Henry Norris
Libertytown
Charles C. Newer
Ralph &. Sperry
Frederick Street
Emmitsburg
Saylor
Motter
St Fuse
Sodality of
St. Joseph's Church
Protent y Trans tor Transfer Recap in Vie Clerka
A Teed was recapied Friday in Vie Clerka after the transfer of the properties at 6 West Secaned ehieet from Mroo and Mrs. Lewis to Herehtierger's Inc. The report notes the completion of the property transfer between named parties.
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Vie Clerka
Mroo
Mre
Lewis Oh
Herehtierger's, Inc
New Windsor Club Reports and Elections Highlight Local Meeting
New Windsor residents met Monday with 20 members and four visitors. Treasurers reports and book reviews by Mrs Danton Eason and Mrs AR Nasdqauimn covered the year. Election results crowned Mrs John Youngs as vice president and Mrs Paul Hull as second vice president, with many officers reappointed. other items included bank director re-elections and project demonstrations on materials and costume making. The day closed with supper at Pileon's Bug Store and notes on local sports, church activities, and PTA meetings.
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New Windsor
New Woodsor Homemakers
Danton Eason
Bool
White Tanners
Dev Ebosel Douglass
AR. Nasdqauimn
Pckis
Baal Crawmer
Meg
Dreddent
John Youngs
Paul Hull
I Mita
Hathtall Spoerledna
Pearl Benedict
Trolary
Wol. Thomas
Tre Turer
Hebn
MM. Michardsen
Normans Myers
Walliam Lowell
New Windsor State Bank
David Baile
Ede Seard C. Hixder
EC. Enser
J. J S. Geatty
Wy Lee Hobe
Lestie
EOC
Cor
Nushanin
Baltimore
King
Elsie Yobu
Trev
Culp
Union Bridge
Albert Benedict
Miss Benedict
Baward Bilael
Edgar Stultz
Fanily
Pukaseville
Samuel Jay
Thomas Hays
Emmitabury
Mr. Mays
Guy Wilheut
Balthmore
Paul Wilhelm
Kinsey
Pennsyllvania
Nelile Batcanst
Kenneth
Washington
HH. Devilbiss
Daniel E. Englar
Jacksonville
Fla
Parent-Teacher Association of the
New Windsor School
Mra
James T. Marsh
Maryland
Norman Myers
Smelser
Aria
John Kroh
Detty Eaton
Stgian Cappela Alyle
Amatl Chorus
Prof
Importation of Red Clover Seed Hazard
College Park Maryland January 22 The importation of red clover seed in quantity probably 15 to 20 million pounds before planting is a definite hazard to future seed quality says F A Hollawell clover specialist USDA Most foreign clover seed is selling at lower prices than domestic seed The farmer may choose foreign seed higher priced domestic seed or substitute other legumes in mixtures Hollowell emphasizes choosing between higher priced domestic seed or substitutions rather than cheap foreign seed
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College Park
Mad
FE. A. Hollawell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hollawell
Hallowell
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Miss Perkins
Cumberland River
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Palmyra
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Memphis
Penn
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George Clabey
Gap
Ohio River
Beechmont Levee
Cincinnati
Court News
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Iruster
Tt ,Oyiea
Aay
Tio Netie Mamelt Stint
Quaker City
Doll’s Jewelry Store
SOC Timvbret Street
Geo. S. Rodeck & Son
Ceres
Werdig
Moe Marace
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Hathitiare Wilke
Lomile
Ridgeville
Tom
Algin
George
Diack
Airap Horne
Bum
Gray
Leader
Buck
Frank
Ballet
Taha
Dan
Bailey
Jersey
Guernsey
Nale
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Luther M. McDonough
Sorwood
Leslie Daves
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