Stamps feature League of Nations and Surinam designs
Swiss issue four special stamps for the League of Nations and the International Labour Office, designed by H Fischer and printed in two colors. Surinam marks the 75th abolition anniversary with four stamps showing Emancipatie and native portraits. A new Taft era Madison stamp will be pink with James Madison 1809 1817 inscription and goes on sale July 1 in Washington.
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League of Nations
International Labor Office
Geneva
Societe Dex Mations
S. cd. N
Bureau International du Traval
League
Bureau
H Fischer
Heliogravure
Courvoisier
Lake Gereva
Albert Thomas
Ariana Park
Jura
S.D.N
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Netherlands
South America
Dinos
Holland
William I
James Madison
Farley
Washington
Brunswick Dr Meadows to open new dental office in town
Dr Stanley J Meadows has passed the Maryland State Board exam and plans to open a dental office in Brunswick within weeks. Izaak Walton League notes eggs distributed for hatching and pool bath house plans at the YMCA. Local residents and visitors are reported in a sequence of social updates and sporting notes from Brunswick and nearby towns.
Orphans Homes Benefited in Brunner Estate Will
Milton O Brunner of near Montevue probate reveals a large estate. F Ross Myers named trustee for a $4000 trust for Fannie Staley and daughter Ethel of West Chester PA, life income to Staley then to Ethel, remainder to Bethany Orphans Home and Hoffman Orphans Home. $3000 to John Jacob Summers Shookstown for care by him and wife. $500 each to Grace Baumgardner and Margaret Phebus plus Brunner’s secretary and bookcase. Residue to Dr Robert S Tyson of this city as executor. will dated March 24 1933. witnessed by Myers and Griffin.
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Milton O Brunner
Near
Montevue
Register of Wills
F. Ross Myers
Fannie Staley
Ethel
West Chester
Summers
Grace Amelia Baumgardner
Margaret Schultz Phebus
Brunner
Robert S. Tyson
Joseph T. Griffin
Local residents spend weekend at homes and travels noted
Dixon West B Street Thompson College students stayed home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H Stanley Davis of this city and Mr and Mrs L Donald Davis of Frederick visited Washington. Harvey E Lynn near Lovettsville VA, a B and O shop cashier, shows marked improvement. Mrs Hazel N Goode East Brunswick School principal and Louise Freeman of Boonsboro, formerly Brunswick, return to Maryland University for summer sessions after visiting home over the Fourth. Ralph Hicks of Washington returned after visiting Mrs Hicks brother J L Roelke and family on West B Street. Roelke family visited Gettysburg PA. Robert L Farley and children Robert and Patricia of Norristown PA arrived to spend time with Mrs Farley’s mother Mrs Katie B Thomas on Virginia Ave, who has been recuperating and is at a camp along the Potomac opposite Catoctin. Morton Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Myer Kaplan Rosemont a Lehigh College student returns for summer course accompanied by parents and sister Bernice. Miss Georgia Huffer of Rockville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs D M Ewing East Potomac Street. Ruta Fraker native of California, three-year resident with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A R Dagenhart, who graduated Bruns wick High School last month, heads to York.
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Petersville Road
Izaak Walton
Charles
Donald Harrington
Francis Cain
Atlantic City
Charles E. Laner
Earl
Charlton
Washington
Port Republic
Charles E. Lakey
William Micfadden
Raymond T. Kelley
Pittsburgh
Sundar
William Schnaxt
Clark Smith
Haddon ‘Wall
George Dixon
Rosemont
H. E. Dixon
Dorothy Dixon
Councilman
Wmneth le
Haze] N. Goode
East Brunswick School
Louise Freeman
Boonsboro
Brunswick
University of Maryland
Ralph Hicks
Hicks
JL. E. Roelke
West B Street
Mr. Roelke
Gettysburg
Robert L. Farley
Robert
Patricia
Norristourn
Potomac River
Catoctin
Morton Kaplan
Myer Kaplan
Lehigh College
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Bernice
Georgia Huffer
Rockville
D. M. Ewing
East Potomac
Ruta Fraker
California
A. R. Dagenhart
Brunswick High School
York
Declarer Today Makes Small Slam By Not Trying
Harry Fishbein of New York finished second in the Grand National Masters' Individual Championship last April. He will be a standout at the National Championships of the American Contract Bridge League in Asbury Park, New Jersey the week of August 1. He was among the few declarers who reached the small slam on a Mayfair Club duplicate in New York by deliberately not chasing an overtrick, illustrating prudent play to secure contract success.
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Harry Fishbein
New York
Asbury Park
N. J
Mayfair Cid
Contract Problem in Bridge Ends Safe Despite Hearts Risk
East opens spades, West supports with hearts, South bids clubs and diamonds and five diamonds play. The dummy’s age and the opening lead reveal a safe contract with potential overtrick. Fishbein deduces ruffing two hearts and drawing West’s trumps to secure the hand. If an opening trump lead had occurred, great skill would be required to make the hand.
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West South
Fishbein
West
East
Pa. man to take post in new store opened by uncle
Mr. Charles Halleman will employ a Pennsylvania man in a recently opened store owned by his brother. Other notes show local residents recovering from operations and illnesses at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Snoots, Sean Donovan, E P Orrison, Mrs Yourtee, Lewis Kronk, Carl Jenkins, Joan Webb, Genevieve Robinson, and James Martz are all mentioned in improving or recovering statuses.
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Charles Halleman
E. M. Gordon
Frederick City Hospital
J. L. Malone
Ann Elizabeth
Malone
H. F. Malone
Keyser
W. Va
Deep Creek Lake
Schnauffer Hospital
Mary Snoots
Sean Donovan
E. P. Orrison
John Yourtee
Lewis Kronk
Carl Jenkins
Harpers
Joan Webb
Millville
Genevieve Robinson
James Martz
Washington
D. C
Thought Bullet Misread as Stone Hit Man in Washington
Charles Dixon a general accounting office clerk was wounded while walking with his wife in Washington last night. He initially believed a stone struck his head but doctors removed a .38 caliber bullet from just above his left temple. He left the hospital with a slight headache.
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Washington
Charles Dixon
Dixon
General Accounting Office
Local Hospital Reported Operations and Recoveries
Undergoing an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Clayton Philips returned home much improved after treatment for an infected jaw.
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Clayton Philips
Pickets Keep Maytag Plant In Iowa Closed
Pickets surrounded the Maytag washing machine factory in Newton Iowa as the plant remained closed. Gov Kraschel urged a resume, two office workers trying to enter were turned away, one was struck and another had his shirt ripped. Four men from the back to work movement met with union leaders Wilpert Allison and William Sentner.
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Newton
Iowa
C. S O
Nelson G. Kraschel
Maytag Company
Wil‘pert Allison
C. LO
William Sentner
Patent Applications Signal Industrial Recovery Rise
Washington July 1938 Conway P Coe patent commissioner called today a near certainty sign of industrial recovery a recent increase in patent applications Inventive activity during the first half of 1938 reached a four year high Coe said the Patent Office has long served as a barometer of economic depressions passing presence and passing of economic depressions.
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Washington
Conway P. Coe
Coe
Patent Office
Jinxed by June strikes Paul Hough again
Chicago July 7 AP June proves unlucky for Paul Hough who for the sixth year in a row is injured in June. His latest accident occurred when helping push a stalled truck at a picnic and left him with a fractured skull and leg. Buffalo herds grow enough in the United States for Uncle Sam to sell surplus animals to private institutions each year.
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Chicago
Paul, Hough
United States
Uncle Sam
Coad States He Cannot Run for State Comptroller
State Senator J Allan Coad Democrat from St. Marys said he cannot pursue the Democratic nomination for State Comptroller. He told Baltimore attorney William Lee Rawls that the job demands full time and business reasons prevent him from running.
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Leonardtown
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Coad
William Lee Rawls
Baltimore
Rawls
Comptroller
Beard Tax and License Imposed by Peter the Great
In his reign Peter the Great ordered a beard tax and licenses for wearing beards. The aim was to enforce shaving in European style and modernize Russian appearance across the populace.
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Peter the Great
Russia
Feagaville W. C. T. U. Meets At Mrs Henn Home
The Feagaville W. C. T. U. met June 30 at Mrs. Austin Henn's home with president EC Beno presiding. Seven members and nine visitors answered roll call. Program included vocal solos by Miss Helen Hargett and Miss Dorothy Kenn, readings by Miss Betty Hall and Mrs. Harry Howard, recitations by several children, a piano solo, and singing. Meeting closed with benediction. next gathering will be July 28 at Mrs. Wm. P. Morsell near New Market.
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Feagaville
Austin Henn
EC. Beno
Helen Hargett
Dorothy Kenn
Harry Howard
Elizabeth Derr
Jack
Jin
Rebecca Derr
Hazel Lewis
the Robin
Sarah Ann Renn
W. c. T. U. Benediction
Wm. P. Morsell
New Market
Justice Cardozo Holding His Own in Washington
Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of the U S Supreme Court, reported from Port Chester New York and Washington as seriously ill, was said to be holding his own though somewhat weaker. Secretary Joseph Raub stated he has not lost ground and that the condition remains a heart ailment.
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Port Chester
N.Y
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Irving Lehman
Joseph Raub
Cardozo
Washington
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Peeta
Bremner Estate
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Fifth ST
Penna
RB. R
Declarer
McKenney
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Nicodemus
Maytag
Frederick County
Peoples Finance Co
North Court St. Frederick, Me
Reserve District
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick
Maryland
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Assets
Total Capital Account
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State of Maryland
County of Frederick
WM. D. Zimmerman
Robert C. McCardell
Thos. L. Zimmerman
Lewis E. Birely
Allen G. Quynn
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Justice Cardozo
Keystone Paints
Interia
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
YMCA
North Market Street
Sesson
Pete Bizaps
Stepins
Oxfords
Yakarth
Mit
Shantung Wash
Sile Crepe
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