Montevue sewer route may be changed to north path
County considers an alternate sewer alignment north of Carrott creek to finish the Montevue line with similar length and grade. The shift would pass through lands of several landowners who previously offered rights of way. WPA relief workers could start immediately if the project begins, potentially absorbing 148 unemployed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Si. C. Maxwell
A. H. Derr
Maxwell
Raymond Slifer
L. W. Putman
Fred Krantz
Tokn W. Grove
Purman
Rensas
State Board of Health
Montevue
Carrol! Creek
WPA
Hood College Awards At Moving Up Day Exercises
Prizes and scholarships announced at Hood College Moving Up Day in Brodbeck Hall. Dean Ruin Pope announced awards including Alumnae prizes for best story and poem, the George C. Pearson Prize in Biblical Literature, and multiple named scholarships. Acceptance by Mary Louise Frantz and Ruth Sprenkle highlighted. Alumni events, class Day plans, and commencement speakers noted as preparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Dean Ruin Pope
Alumeate Association
Herald
Margaret Thorforde
Kennett Square
Minton
Samsara
Ruth Sprenkle
Butler
Jane Wise
Reading
Miss Sprenkle
Blue and Grey
Ruth King
Perrysville
Polly Moser
Greensburg
Jeannette Campbell
Lonacoming
Miss King
Iean Cooper
Harrisburg
Miriam R. Apple
Alumnae Association
Cobleniz Hall
Miss Apple
Henry J. Stahr
Ruth Perry
Miss Perry
Hood
Altoona Hood Club
Eleanor Wilson
Altoona
Cobientz Hall
Coblentz Hall
Edgar F. Romig
D. D
West End Collegiate Church
New York City
Francis Bearre
Pergola
Cobrentz Hall
Josephine Hessinger
Reading. Pa
British Trade Union Act To Be Studied
President Roosevelt announced a commission will study the British Trade Union Act in England this summer. He said the study has no connection to the Wagner Act and aims to clear up misinformations about the British law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
England
Mains
Republicans name Quenstedt committee to inform choice
June 3 Baltimore AP Republicans opposed to Governor Harry Nice named a committee to inform Warden Walter E. Quenstedt of the Maryland House of Correction that he is their nomination choice for governor. Quenstedt was chosen last night by the Republican League of Maryland at Annapolis. Nice said a decision on a second term would come between June 15 and July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Named head dietitian for visitation service in Philadelphia
Miss Louise Routzahn daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Routzahn of Middletown has been named head dietitian of the visitation service at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia after serving as assistant there She is a Middletown High School and Hood College graduate and was formerly engaged at the hospital dietitian post Frede wed in die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Routzahn
John L. Routzahn
Middletown
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Routzahn
Middletown High School
Hood Cock
Frede
Scholarship Awards and Grading Board Confers Fellowships
The Board of Directors awards graduate scholarships to Dorothy Cline Webb of Frederick and Kathryn Sandt of Easton for study in Chemistry and Mathematics at Illinois and Columbia universities. Two recipients, Mary Gladys Jones of Delta and Evelyn Jane Rudisili of Harrisburg, are each 67 and noted as awardees. A foreign student scholarship for 1938-39 goes to Mile. Simone Francine Langlois of Tours, France via the Institute of International Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gladys Jones
Delta
Evelyn Jane Rudisili
Harrisburg
Dorothy Cline Webb
Frederick
University of Ilinois
Kathryn Sandt
Easton
Columbia University
Board of
Institute of International Education
Mile
Simone Francine Langlois
Tours
France
Kidnappers Still At Large In Cash Child Case
Federal and local authorities with hundreds of volunteers pressed a major search for James Buley Cash Jr. five days after his disappearance. Agents questioned many people but yielded no leads as fourteen more FBI agents arrived in Miami and a heavy burlap bag found at a home turned out to contain a dog.
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Princeton
Fix
James Buley Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Ed+ Rar Hoover
Socar
Miami
Hoover
Florida
In Fullery
James Cash, Jr
Fla
Everglades
Annual Meeting Of W H M S Is Held
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church held its annual meeting as part of the Baltimore Conference in Hagerstown on Thursday with speaker Mrs Raymond Meek of Santo Domingos Puerto Rico and New York City. A tea followed in the St Paul United Brethren Church. Notables from Frederick included Mrs M R Etchison Mrs Gilmore R Flaut Mrs Samuel Fox Mrs R Ames Hendrickson Miss Helen B Eichelberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Raymond Meek
Dureau
Santo Demings
Puerto Rico
New York City
St Paul United Brethren Chitech
Joy Elmer Morgan
Washington
Baltimore Conference
G. Eilis Williams
Benjamin W. Meeks
National Bureau
Frederick
M. R. Etchison
Gilmore R. Flaut
Samuel Fox
R. Amés Hendrickson
Helen B. Eichelberger
Pearl Henck
George Peters
Not A Bomb Flashlight Cell Triggers Frederick Police
A Frederick official found a wire tied to his car exhaust yesterday morning. Police assessed the object as a large flashlight cell with no fuse or timing, pulled it loose, and it clattered to the garage floor. The device’s improvised wiring looked suspicious, but it proved harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Goodman and Ward Fall in St Andrews Matches
In St Andrews, amateur champion Hector Thomson and Gordon Peters defeated Johnny Goodman and Marvin Ward 4 and 2 in foursomes. Britain earns its first Walker Cup point since 1934 as Greig Yates and Ray Pouss pair to move the score to one all after wins by Charles Stewe and Alex Kyrie 3 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Szolianéune
Johnny Goodman
Marvin Ward
Olympia
Wash
Wodar
Hector Thomson
Gordon Peters
Britain
Grease Yates
Atlanta
Ray Ws
Pouss
Charles Stewe
Alex Kyrie
Carroll County Man Missing For Week
Carroll County officers opened a probe into the disappearance of 62 year old Andrew Lee Cain from his son’s home. Cain, once an inn operator in Westminster, was last seen on the highway to Harrisburg heading to visit friends a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County
Andrew Lee Cain
Cain
Harrisgile
U S Denounces Aerial Bombings In China And Spain
Washington Jan 3 The United States voiced emphatic reprobation of civilian bombings in China and Spain after a Roosevelt meeting. Under Secretary Summer Welles outlined American public opinion condemning such actions, noting prior disapproval by Secretary Hull. The statement stood independently of Britain and any direct Franco or Japanese government communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
China
Spain
Summner Welles
Roosevelt
State Department
Garbarour
Welles
Hull
Great Britain
Franco
Majority of Stocks Resume Lower Drift
New York June 3 AP Stocks attempted an early feeble comeback led by aircraft shares but most items finished lower. Trading was light with about 300000 shares changing hands and some fractional declines late. Despite hopes of foreign orders, no strong business or government news supported buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aviation Department
Department of Commerce
Washington
Schuschnigg Married With Proxy Represents Him
Vienna June 3 AP The marriage of Kurt Schuschnigg former Austrian chancellor and Countess Vera Fugger von Babenhausen was reported with the absent bridegroom represented by his brother's proxy. Dr. Arthur Schuschnigg stood in for his detained brother since Germany's March 13 absorption of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Vera Fugger von
Babenhausen
Arthur Schuschnigg
Germany
Weather snapshot with temperatures and sun times
Precipitation for a short period ending at 7 a m today measures 0.26 inches. Yesterday's high reached 79 degrees, compared with 90 degrees a year ago. Last night’s low was 58, versus 66 last year. Today’s sunset is 6 32 p m, sunrise tomorrow 4 44 a m, moonrise tomorrow 11 35 a m.
Elected Delegate To Methodist Conference
Dr Benjamin W. Meeks pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church elected by the Baltimore manual conference to serve as a delegate to the Uniting Conference meeting in April 1939. Dr Francis R Bayley elected as the other delegate from Baltimore. Charles H Key Thomas W Kemp Richard T Scholl Chester B Smith and John L Williams admitted to full membership. credentials to be received at the annual ordination service Sunday presided by Bishop Edwin H Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles H. Key
Boston
Thomas W. Kemp
Mount
Richard T. Scholl
Madison
N. J
Chester B. Smith
Harper's Ferry
John L Williams
Uppereo
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington
Hurling Stone Incident Lands Teen in Court in New London
James Bell, 18, faced a $25 fine and $8.45 costs after a stone he hurled in Oscar L. Rippeon’s store led to a Peoples Court case. The judge dismissed a breaking and entering charge. Bell’s father Oscar Bell faced assault charges later dropped. Witnesses included Bell’s uncles Harry and William. Sheriff Hiltner and deputies arrested the parties involved. State’s Attorney Bow ers prosecuted. E Austin James defended the defendants. A separate note mentions William Parr of Baltimore cited for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Rippeon
New London
James Bell
Peoples Court
Walter EB. Linn
Bell
Harry
William Bell
Oscar Bell
Roy M. Hiltner
Charles W. Smith
Denver J. Shook
Sherman P. Bowers
E. Austin James
William W. Parr
Baltimore
T. R. Farrell
Roads Commission To Spend Million Monthly
Baltimore June 3 AP The State Roads Commission will spend an average of 1,000,000 a month through the end of the fiscal year September. A financial statement shows 55,601,002 available for new construction on state roads, with 471,000 remaining in reconstruction and maintenance accounts. April 30 county deficits on lateral roads funds include Carroll 15,523 Frederick 24,315 and Washington 7,560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Two cars collide at Dili avenue and North Bentz street
A morning collision at Dili avenue and North Bentz street involved two cars whose operators were not identified. Damage was confined to the fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dili Avenue
North Bentz
Wearin Beats Gillette for Iowa Senate Nomination
Rodney Dutcher reports in Washington on June 3, 1938 that Rep D. Wearin won the Democratic nomination in Iowa over Sen Guy Gillette. The piece discusses Roosevelt administration strategy, party realignment, and the political battle as a test of the New Deal motion in midwestern primaries. It notes Wearin’s pro New Deal stance and Gillette’s opposition, with broader implications for WPA influence and federal policy. It also mentions a separate government forest survey initiative in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
H Rephtha
D. Wearin
New Deal
Iowa
Guy Gillette
Roosevelt
Congress
Sessa
House
Wearin
Senate
Middle West
Gil Iette
Gillette
Towa
Peru and Ecuador Near War as Clash Kills Two
A border dispute between Peru and Ecuador escalates with two Ecuadorian soldiers killed and a third wounded in jungle river gunboat clashes. Peru massing troops. Ecuador vows to defend itself. Britain protests aerial bombardments in China and Spain. Japan reorganizes its cabinet. Czechoslovakia–Germany tensions rise over minority treatment. Spanish civil war mediation talks surface in Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peru
Ecuador
Berlin
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Itagaki
War Ministry
Rnokow
Chamberlain
China
Spain
Tokyo
Paris
London
Teruel - To - the - Sea
Albocacer
Caution Replaces Walk at Frederick Traffic Lights
Frederick city traffic updates report that all crosswalk signals switch from walk to caution on most intersections. City Engineer Maxwell notes the change aims to improve the system. Lineman Harmon Staler installed the new lenses, with the Market and Church streets light also adopting caution after a three week trial. The city retains some walk lenses for potential future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maxwell
Harmon Staler
Market
Church Streets
Staley
Dieffenbach 82 Dies at Westminster
Ferdinand A. Dieffenbach, 82, former assistant warden of Maryland State Prison and 20 years a local storekeeper, died at home. He held 50 years as a Mason and is survived by four sons Dr Albert C. Dieffenbach of Cambridge Mass Otto W. Dieffenbach of Baltimore F Emil Dieffenbach of Belleview Pa and Rudolph Dieffenbach of Garratt Park Funeral services set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Ferdinand A. Diffenbach
Maryland State Prison
Albert C. Diefenbach
Cambridge
Mass
Otto W
Baltimore
F. Emil
Belleview
Rudolph
Garratt Park
Senate fights over relief bill drag into extra round
Washington June 3 AP The Senate battle over the administration s 3 422 000 000 relief bill stretched into an extra round as leaders recessed after contentious amendments. Administrations forces had confidence but debate lingered, with a narrow win against an amendment restricting political activities of WPA employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nts
WPA
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Edwardsville
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Pittsburgh
Henrich von Kleist
Carl Schurz
Myersville
Bertha McCall
Mildred Katherine Binder
York
Charles J. Little
Martha Ann Bare
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Del
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Zelda Lucile Marks
Freeport
Wood
Marguerite Elizabeth Julius
Margaret E. S. Hood
Ann Jane Coulter
Redley Park
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Y Hut
East Brodbeck Hall
Quenstedt
W.H. M.S
U.S
Schuschnigg
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