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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
13
Oklahoma City report notes chickens outsmart poisoned grasshoppers in a University entomologist experiment. F. E. White of Oklahoma A. & M. explains poisoned hopper tests. chickens avoid poisoned grasshoppers and later eat unpoisoned ones.
A two part general knowledge quiz asks ten questions with a total score explained. It covers head of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, a Britain trade pact tariff swaps, Howard Hughes flight timings, a child kidnapping murder case, and a major firm ending a two year dispute with the NLEB.
Donald V. Harne, a farm laborer from Charlesville, was released on a $2,500 bond after appearing before Justice Walter E. Linn. The charge of manslaughter stems from a quarrel in which Harne allegedly struck John Blackford Sweeney with a fork handle, killing him Tuesday morning. Sweeney’s funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at a local funeral home. Harne’s bond was raised from $1,300 to $2,500 following the hearing.
Rev Ralph B Shaver pastor of the Church of the Brethren spoke to the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel lunch. He cited the Good Samaritan parable to urge service as the dominant life philosophy amid theft and selfishness. John W Wolfe presented him with remarks by Edward J Herter Jr and Jacob H Schmidt presiding.
Hagerstown Md July 28 wages credited to social security accounts under old age insurance system have been completed for most workers. Charles E Bailey manager says the process records wages by individual account numbers with a six month lag between reporting and recording. Employers file reports with Internal Revenue, checked against tax returns, then sent to the Social Security Board for wage credits.
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