Frederick County Public Health Association Forms Plan
A county meeting at the YMCA outlined the Frederick County Public Health Association aims to improve health by TB and disease education, home care via public health nurses, school health exams, and quarantine enforcement. It divides the county into three sections with officers, directors, and health officials, listing participating leaders and organizers.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Mechanicstown
Hanvers
Catoctin
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Tuscarora
Jackson
Frederick
Braddock
Middletown
Ballenger
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Petersville
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Woodsboro
Johnsville
Walkeraville
Liberty
Linganore
Mt. Pleasant
New Market
Woodville
Urbana
County Medical Association
U. S. Public Health Service
State Department of Health
3. C. Hoover
M. A. Birely
Thurmont
G. Lloyd Palmer
Norment
Holgerstown
United States Health Officer
H. D. Baker
Armatrong McKinney
Walkersville
Edgar Nicodemus
Washington County adopts 1.50 tax rate with 40 cent rise
Washington County Commissioners set the next year’s tax rate at 1.50, up 40 cents from 1.10, with 33 cents for schools and 1 cent for Bellevue inappropriations. The taxable basis rises to 50,237,492, spreading across Hagen town, county property, railroads, and corporations, boosting overall revenue and funding plans including a 20,000 bond for new buildings and state school aid over 124,000. Mr and Mrs J Hant Hendrickson of Portland are visiting in the city.
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Washington county
Bellevue
Hagen
Hagerstown
Board of Education
addi.ion
Distribution of Convent Premiums Held on Monday
The seventy sixth annual distribution of premiums at the Academy of the Visitation will occur Monday at 10 30 am with music. Three graduates will speak including valedictorian Clara Teresa Kearney and salutatorian Emily Lamar Jamison. Rt Rev Monsignor C F Thomas will deliver the address. Alumnae AG Reunion follows with al Association officers elected and luncheon at 1 pm. benediction in Convent chapel.
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Academy of the Visitation
Clara Teresa. Kearney
Huntington
W. Va
Emily Lamar Jamison
Margaret BE. Cecil
C. F. Thomas
Washington
Altimnte Association
International Federation of Cath- Aiubase
Ezra Houck, Jr
Francis Fenwick Smith
Old Sol to Succeed Forecast Promises Rain in June
The local weather man foresees no relief for 24 hours with rain dominating today and tomorrow. Despite claims of clearing later, cooler air may arrive as Washington forecasts. Last night was the warmest so far this summer with 60 degrees as the low and 83 degrees at yesterday’s high. Through the month, rainfall has reached 1.81 inches, matching a potential new June record after a total of 0.94 inches by last night and an additional half inch since.
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sharp
Washington
Star Theatre Reopens After Extensive Renovations
The Star theatre on North Market Street, run by W L O Fisher, has undergone a full renovation. Walls are tan, ceilings white with gold borders, balconies blue and white, and a black wall section near the screen to enhance film tone. Front-of-house upgrades include gilded fixtures and new aisles railings with plans for further improvements. An opening for patrons is planned soon, with the crowd reacting to a prima donna’s high note during a grand opera performance.
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Star theatre
North Market street
Fisher
Damage suit filed after road fray near Liberty
Walter Brown, colored, through attorney Reno S Harp, sues William Rippeon for 500 damages in the local circuit court. Rippeon is defended by State's Attorney Aaron Kt Anders. May 19 Brown alleges he was beaten and ill treated on the Liberty to New Windsor road, causing great pain. He seeks 300 damages. Brown had appeared May 25 before Justice J Grahame Johnson on assault and battery charges, posting 100 bail for the September grand jury. Brown furnished bail and was released. The dispute arose at Oldfields over a fence, with Brown alleged to have hit Rippeon with a rock, Rippeon then hitting Brown with a hammer. Brown is said to have drawn a revolver and pursued Rippeon as Mrs Rippeon claimed a shot was fired.
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Walter Brown
Reno S$. Harp
William Rippeon
Rippeon
Aaron Kt. Anders
Liberty
New Windsor
Brown
J. Grahame Johnson
thail
Oldfields
Playwright Broadhurst Sues Businessman for 350000
George H. Broadhurst, New York playwright and producer, sues John B. Symon of San Francisco for 350000 in Superior Court here, claiming assault aboard the steamship Columbia near Havana during a California voyage. Symon was released on 5000 bond by US Commissioner Supplee after the federal arrest.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jane
George H. Broadhurst
New York
John B. Symon
San Francisco
Columbia
sust
Symon
United States
Supplee
Gains and Losses Feature Oil Issues
New York June 3 simultaneous gains and losses in oil issues caused market confusion. Reactions ranged from one to three points in California Petroleum Associated Oil Pacific Oil Producers and Refiners and Standard Oil of New Jersey, with gains of one to one and a half points in Royal Dutch Mexican Petroleum Heneton Colden and Shell. Independent Steels and related equipment tobaccos and foods fell. Closing was irregular with about 350 000 shares sold. Social notes mention Mr Partelter and Mrs Anthony Jarvis in Washington and Mr and Mrs Frank Wedges of Va.
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Associated Press
New York
California Petroleum
Associated Oil
Pacific Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
California
Royal Dutch
Mexican Petroleum
Heneton
Colden
Shell
Union Bridge Bank cashier pleads guilty to embezzlement
Edward F. Olmstead cashier of the Union Bridge First National Bank pleaded guilty to embezzling 4080 in cash and 36700 in Liberty bonds and was held on 15000 bail. The bank has been closed and national bank examiners took charge as District Attorney Carman traveled to Washington for Treasury Department consultations.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
United States
Supplee
Edward F. Olmstead
First National Bank
Union Bridge
United States grand jury
Olmstead
national bank
Washington
Carman
treasury department
Catoctin Club Meets for Preseason Gathering
The Catoctin Club held its last summer-briefing meeting at Way aide Inn Friday at 6 15 pm with a full attendance of active members. Richard F Simmons presided as president and a sumptuous dinner followed a program of informal discussions and song. Also noted were Mr and Mrs J Stoll Detrick spending time at Casa Loma Braddock Heights.
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Catoctin
Wayaide Inn
Richard F. Simmone
Harry Brandenburg
Wilbur Kolo
Alvin G. Quinn
James H. Harris
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Austin Rhoads
Arthur Doll
A. Hart Etchison
Richard F. Simmons
Byron A. Winebrenner
Charles Opel
H. Lavier Michael
Roland E Long
Herman Grimes
Harold V. Quinn
Edward Shaw
Lester Breaga
Paul S. Michael
Seeger Poole
Clifford Yinger
William Comfort
W. Dave Morton
Marion §. Miller
G. Raymond Shipley
H. Noel Haller
LeRoy Grove
Maryland crop conditions weekly update May 30 summary
John Spencer reports favorable Maryland crop conditions for the week ending May 30. Weather was mostly clear with a couple cloudy days. temperatures normal. Grains in good to excellent shape. wheat headed, rye flowering and ripening in Queen Annes. oats growing. Corn planting completed with some replanting. corn up and cultivating. Early potatoes good to excellent, some blooming in southern Worcester. Gardens and truck crops healthy. peas good west of Chesapeake Bay, but damaged by lice and dry weather in Extern Shore. Picking of peas, strawberries, and fruit progress continues. alfalfa cut. tomatoes sweet potatoes and tobacco plants setting out. Rain would help all crops.
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Chesapeake Bay
Queen Annes
Worcester county
Maryland
Lenine Suffers A Stroke
Private advices in Berlin report Premier Lenine suffered a stroke Thursday. Maxim Litvin and other Soviet leaders departed immediately for Moscow.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Lenine
Maxim Litvinof
Moscow
Ford Muscle Sheale proposal sent to House for adoption
The House Military Committee voted to report Henry Ford's Muscle Sheale proposal to the House and recommend its adoption. The committee will also report that the Gorgas steam power plant, sought by Henry Ford, be eliminated from the properties disposed by the government.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
House
Gorgas
Detroit
Harding Press Muzzling Charge Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Stanley charged President Harding with attempting to muzzle the press over attacks on Attorney General Daugherty as he opened a broad Senate attack. The Kentucky Democrat called Daugherty a nefarious pardon broker who deceives the President to shield wrongdoing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate
Stanley
Kentucky
Daugherty
Ford and Committee Reach Agreement on Fertilizer Provision
Washington June 3 An agreement was reached today in an executive meeting of the House Military committee between W B Mayo J W Worthington representatives of Henry Ford and a majority of the committee on differences in the fertilizer provision of the committee plan and Ford's offer.
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Washington
W. B. Mayo
J. W. Worthington
Henry Ford
House Military committee
Mr. Ford
McCormick Withdraws Petition to Block Mathilde’s Marriage
In Chicago June 3 the probate court duel over Mathilde McCormick’s international marriage to Swiss horseman Max Oser ended in under two minutes as Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick withdrew her restraining order petition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mathilde
Wu Pei-fa Threatens War If Sun Yat Sen Opposes Unification
By AP from Peking June 23 General Wu Pei-fa, who recently removed Chang Tso ia from Manchurian influence, vows to eliminate Sun Yat Sen by the sword if he persists opposing unification plans for China.
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Associated Press
Peking
Wu Pei- Fa
Chang Tso ia
San Yat Sen
republic of South China
China
Marian Holland Writer of Many Novels Dead
The Avanciated Press reports Marian Holland, a prolific novelist, died at her New York home last night after a brief illness. She authored numerous works and was widely known for her long career in fiction and non fiction volumes.
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MARIAN HOLLAND
Avanciated Press
New York
Mary “inginia Tethuns
Man jailed fifty six days for contempt of court
Bertram T Mackley of this city was found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 56 days in the county jail or until he pays $55 to Sheriff James A. Jones as alimony to his divorced wife Marie Mackley. The court noted failure to pay alimony totaling 55 since August 4, 1920 and held the excuse for nonpayment inadequate. He was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith and will be released once the amount is paid.
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Bertram T Mackley
James A. Jones
Marie Mackley
Mackley
Glenn H. Worthington
Charles W. Smith
Worthington
Edith Mackley
Jones
British reinforce Northern Ireland with troops and planes
Belfast reports a fresh reinforcement of 12 RAF officers and 87 airmen arriving, followed by 12 fighter planes and a battery of howitzers. The destination is believed Enniskillen near County Fermanagh as increased military activity surfaces. Several troop ships carrying English and Scottish regiments entered the harbor today.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Royal Air Force
Enniskillen
County Fermanaugh
Temperatures to run above normal in coming week
The Middle Atlantic States face a week starting Monday with generally fair skies and temperatures expected to be somewhat above normal. The forecast from The Associated Press notes warmer days ahead across the region.
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Associated Proof
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Balloon pilot Lieut Reed missing after race start
Chicago reports Lieut W F Reed naval pilot in the national balloon race began in Milwaukee on Wednesday. Officials say the balloon may be on the ground somewhere in Canada or a serious accident occurred. Air authorities fear for his safety due to limited equipment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. F. Reed
Milwaukee
wilds
Canada
weather bureau
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