Gala Welcome in Hawaii to Fleet Officers
The article covers a Japanese American press exchange about U S Navy personnel in Hawaii. Lt Quynn and Lt Page return home while Brad Page awaits arrival in New York. The Hawaii Hochi discusses race education religion and industry factors shaping Japanese American relations in Hawaii, noting citizenship limits and Americanization in schools.
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Antares
Honolulu
Norfolk
Page
Lahaina
Ha Ati
Hawaii
America
Japan
Bat
Young People Rally At Braddock Heights Tonight
Rev J ds Rives former pastor of Trinity M E Church South will deliver the evening address at Braddock Heights Young People’s Rally at 8 oclock. The event features a 3 to 6 30 pm recreational program led by Miss Ethel Shaver Oscar Grove and Irvin Ramsburg and a fellowship lunch at 6 20 pm. Several county Sunday schools plan annual deaihs in connection with the rally.
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J. J. Rives
Trinity M
Ethel Shaver
Oscar Grove
Irvin Ramsburg
Braddock
Frederick County Sunday School Association
Homer J. Councilor
Washington Federation of Stichle Claries
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Councilor
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Emory L. Coblentz
Markets Rise As Pools Active Amid Summer Uptick
Stocks climbed further as pool activity revived with higher call money at 4 percent. The midsummer business lull is expected to be short, while Braddock Heights Center schedules multiple events from July to August including lawn fetes, card parties, and a children's carnival. Mr R McDonnell of Gettysburg visited Mrs Ordeman on West Third Street.
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Associated Press
New York
Heights
Braddock Heights
Elmira Renn
William C. Oberlander
Alice Rohrback
Atlantic City
R. McDonnell
Gettysburg
J. T. Ordeman
West Third
Japanese Attitudes and War Talk Highlight Racial Views
The article discusses race prejudice as a core barrier to understanding between Americans and Japanese and Mawalans, noting social equality perceptions and reserve in interaction. It quotes Hecht and Hochi on avoiding war talk and loyalty to homeland, warning of deep ties that might emerge in crisis.
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Hecht
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Bomb Explodes In New York Traffic Court
A bomb exploded today near Magistrate Farrell’s bench in a New York traffic court causing minor damage and no serious injuries. Police suspect a lime bomb. The blast occurred as the magistrate was sentencing a violator to a $25 fine. about 100 cases had been disposed of and he remained calm directing evacuees.
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Associated Press
New York
Farrell
Fom
Trafic Court
RR Man Killed Struck by Engine Near Mt Airy Junction
J H Schheeser a 45 year old crew member on an eastbound fast freight of the I&O died after being struck by a westbound engine between Plane 4 and Mt Airy Junction. He was inspecting a stalled train when the collision occurred around 7 16 o clock. Ident cards show Wilmington Delaware as his home. body sent to Etchson and Company for shipment.
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J. H. Schheeser
Mt. Airy Junction
Schussec
Wilmington
Delaware
Schieser
Schuster
Schusser
Etch, ‘Son and Company
Mission gifts fund two Steiner memorials for church work
Dr. Bernard C. Steiner of Baltimore donated 1000 to the Reformed church board to establish two memorials, one for Mathilda Margaret Steiner and Bimba Elizabeth Steiner and another in honor of Mrs. Htehece Weltsheimer Steiner. Funds will back a Tajima Japan church site project begun years ago with a prior 500 gift. A casket found on Bentz street is likely from the old Reformed graveyard and may contain a child’s remains.
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Mission Fields
Bernard C. Steiner
Baltimore
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mathilda Margaret Steiner
Bimba Elizabeth Steiner
Htehece
Weltsheimer Steiner
Board of
Foreign Mis
Reformed Church
Steiner
Lewis VI. Steiner
Christian Steiner
Tajra
Japan
Rockwell Terrace
Second Street
Bentz
Bentz Street
Thomas P. Rice
Prince of Wales Helps Fire Rescue at Katue Show
The Prince of Wales acted as a heroic fireman at the Katue agricultural show. He helped extinguish a fire in a wood and grain children’s house and all of the children were saved.
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Prince OF Wales
Prem Kafue
Rhodesia
Katue
Frederick Lodge Plans Decorated Streets for FLKS Convention
Frederick Lodge No. 684 prepares for the state convention in Frederick September 1 to 3 with street decorations and merchant cooperation. About 5,000 visitors expected. Baltimore delegates and a 600-strong Baltimore turnout anticipated. home progress on the new Kika House on West Second Street advances toward occupancy by convention time.
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Frederick Lodge
P.O. Kika
Philadelphia
Frm
Ecorations
Frederick Fike
Pt Len
West Second Street
Baltimore
Washington
Elka
Frederick
Arat
John N. Kohlermann
Seventeen Philadelphia loan associations insolvent under state supervision
Seventeen building and loan associations in Philadelphia were placed under the charge of a special deputy by the State Department of Banking. Insolvency results from overloaning on property and notes sold on the streets, with insolvency amounts ranging from 1,705 to 77,501 each and a total of 418,491 for all 17. Officials cited overborrowed funds on fully paid stock as a contributing factor.
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Associated Press
Harreburg
Philadelphia
State Department of Banking
Department
Alan Caimed
Elks Grand Lodge Session Opens in Portland Oregon
The Elks National Convention began formal business in Portland with the Grand Lodge opening. About fifteen thousand Elks and families from across the country registered, Philadelphia leading the first delegation to reach the city.
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Associated Prean
Portland
Ore
Elka National Convention
Public
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Rockies
Wife beater to appeal or face lashes in county court
Robert Shroyer of 39 North Lents Street was sentenced to ten lashes for assault and battery after his wife testified to repeated attacks. Justice Motter said the law supports harsh penalties for wife beaters and ordered the lashes to be carried out after the defendant, jailed, decides whether to appeal.
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Robert Shrayer
North Lents Street
K. Moster Muuray
Shroyer
Sbrover
Howse
Wall
Wong
Crewe Bhigers
Sale
Jacob
Shreyers
Shreyer
Justice Motter Ale
Ali
Albangh
Re elected Head Commerce Board at Annual Meeting
R Ames Hendrickson was re elected president of the Chamber of Commerce for the coming year at the annual meeting. Officers James H. Gambrill Jr and E C Martell were re elected vice presidents. Glenn O Gaver will resign as secretary after two years, and a committee was named to select a new secretary with James H Cambri Jr as chairman.
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R. Ames Hendrickson
Chamber of Commerce
James H. Gambrill, Jr
E. C. Martell
Glenn O. Garher
Sreamarer
Gaver
Elective Ag
James H. Cambri, Jr
B.C. Markell
Ro Amex Hendrickson
Gover
Baltimore
Porn Aa
R. Anes Hendrickson
Holmes de Baker
Ken. Coblents
Abrim Hemp
Lloyd ©. Culler
Ko. Markell
James A. Long
Glenn Q. Larher
J. J. Gambrill Ir
Fld. McCain
Mra. O
Personal notices of visits and travels across cities
Purposely scattered personal notices list residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Names include Dr and Mrs FLT Evans Deo Tur Hl Mrs Evang jar ents Dr J M Radcliff North Market Ave Mr and Mrs Charles E B Hen tty Mr Brice Selby W P Snyder and more. Also notes on county book auditing and a courtroom scene with a sheriff and a colored man.
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Flt. Evans
Deotur
Evang? Jarents
J. M. Radcliff
North Market
Atrert
Charle E B. Hentty
Brice PY. Selby
W.P. Snyder
Seneca, Md
G. Frederick Ordeman
Whiting
Art
Ordeman
Edward Sinn
North Market Street
Leslie H. Creager
John
William
Baltimore
Lewis Biggs
Weat
Fifth Street
Emory L. Eyler
Darrow Objects to Prayers at Court Opening
Court opens with prayer as Darrow objects to remarks on the case. Judge Rawlston cautions ministers not to refer to the matter as Deputy Doe calls for a delay to prepare the motion to quash. The session resumes after a recess to mid afternoon.
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Darrow
Presa
Coueeroam
Hasan
Pen
Uriah
Wong
Raitleton
Dover
Dutley
Coun
Peete
Mor Teariow
Ty Teller
Geperl
CIA
Rawlston
Tle
Teauthton
Dayton-Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tadge Rawixion
Dartun
Tate
Orton
Shenandoah Arrives at Newport for Target Practice
July 14 reports the navy dirigible Shenandoah arriving at 1 20 in the afternoon from Lakehurst New Jersey to support target practice by the battleship Texas. The Shenandoah will tow the tam axel. Dr. V Clay Anders of Thurmont who had been ill is much improved and expected to be about.
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Mrepa
Newport
Lakehurat
N. J
Texas
V. Clay Anders
Thurmont
Veer Il
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Island
Hopkie
Quynn
J. Ds Rives
Hera
Exeralee
J. H. Schusser
B.C. Steiner
Here
Glenn H. Worthington
Brightwell
Fair Grounds
Mias Louise 0
FLKS
Frederick Lodge Committee
Baltimore Lodge
Elks Grand Lodge
John &. Foster
Berinswick
Plaiatli
Ambrose
William Jennings Bryan
Dryton
Tenn
Commerce Board
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
E. C. Markell
Siscat
Dewitt T. Free
Wallace R. Beall
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John Conard
Justice Motter
Miroyer
Shenandoah
San Francisco
Baker
Young Univg
California
D.C. Jim
Balow
Jackling
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