A Point Program Mapped By Hull
Secretary of State Corbett Hutt announces a point program at a Tennessee Bar meeting. He urges public support for international cooperation and a world order based on cooperation, arms limitation, and economic stability, seeking to humanize warfare and revive global collaboration through concrete applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Nassyvile
Tenn
Corbett Hutt
Staves Co-Operation
Bar Association of Tennessee
Hall
Meyer
United States
Neauking
Securite
Avery
The
Hague
Frederick Residents Split On Japan Subjugating China
A Frederick survey shows residents largely doubt Japan can conquer China. Citizens cite China's vast size, resilience, and global sympathy for China, with several predicting China will wear down Japanese forces and ultimately prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
China
Japan
G. Leonard Ramsburg
E. Paul Magaha
Student group portrait with names in five rows
A classroom or school group photograph lists numerous students and officers. The top through bottom rows name girls and boys including Katherine Ahalt Russell Myers Ella Hissey Gilbert Wall Theda Norris William Hanvey Ina Mae Kime Mervin Martin Geraldine Sherrard Eugene Werking Mary Louise Chambers and many others with roles treasurer Cobleniz Swank president Josephine Eagle secretary Chester Feaster Jane Nelson Lee Hively Dorothy Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Katherine Ahalt
Russell Myers
Ella Hissey
Gilbert Wall
Theda Norris
William Hanvey
Ina Mae Kime
Mervin Martin
Geraldine Sherrard
Eugene Werking
Mary Louise Chambers
Bernard Burch
Anna Ray Suter
Hammond Ray
Sally Lucas
Charles Selby
Ruth Albert
Ray Lucas
Lorraine Kronk
Shannon Bohrer
Eloise Michael
James Longbrake
Maryelien Barthlow
Thomas
Warren Frocke
Margaret Hanvey
John Noll
Jane Lucas
Cobleniz Swank
Josephine Eagle
Chester Feaster
Jane Nelson
Lee Hively
Dorothy Dixon
Marguerite Carey
Margaret Roelke
Pauline Taylor
Nelie Quinn
Patricia O'Hara
Anna Elizabeth Weedy
Ruth L. Fraker
Gloria Cornelius
Edna Ellington
Democracy in decline among Maryland youth survey
Baltimore June 3 A News Commission poll of 13 090 young people shows 31 percent say suffrage rarely or never works while 50 percent believe it often accomplishes its aims. About 28.7 percent say candidates fail due to political mail and 26 percent blame money graft or bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
American News Commission
Mtet
No Marketing Quotas For 1938 Wheat Crop
College Park June 3 No marketing quotas will be established for the 1938 wheat crop, announced by Secretary Wallace per Paul E. Nystrom executive secretary of the Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee. The Agricultural Adjustment Act 1938 requires a grower referendum to set quotas and parity payments must be provided before May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Wallace
Paul E. Nystrom
Maryhland Agricultural Conservation Committee
Malone to Attend Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers
Chevy Chase banker Charles T. Malone will attend the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University from June 20 to July 2. This will be his third resident session, after which he and his wife and children plan a three week vacation at their Catoctin farm near Braddock Heights. The school, sponsored by the American Bankers Association, gathers about 600 bankers for a two year program blending residence sessions with extended home study covering banking finance economics business law and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Malone
Chevy Chase
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Malone
Chldren
Catoctin Farm
Braddock Heights
American Bankers’ Association
New Directories Issued for Frederick and Vicinity
The Frederick area telephone directory will be delivered to over 6 300 subscribers. P I Payne manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Baltimore City announced the new directory also lists subscribers in Braddock Heights Brunswick Buckeystown Emmitsburg Middletown Mt Airy Myersville New Market Thurmont and Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Vicinity
P. I. Payne
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Mt Airy
Myersville
New Market
Thurmont
Walkersville
Traffic Cases Heard In Local Police Court
Justice Sinn presided over a Friday night Police Court traffic docket. Seven motorists faced State traffic violations with five forfeiting collateral while Ralph B. Harper of Kensington was the sole conviction for passing a state police car. Several others were found not guilty or forfeited collateral for exceeding 45 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sinn
Ralph B. Harper
Kensington
Harper
Sergt
W. R. May
Feagaville
Edward A. Dougherty
Baltimore
T. A. Short
Dougherty
Short
Arthur T. Artzberger
Wheeling
W. Va
Elmer C. Decker
Battimore
John F. Richardson
John J. Buecker
Charles L. Brooks
Colored
Westminster
Charles Burras
R. C. Six
Brooks
Buecker
Lightning Kills Two At Golf Tournament
A violent thunderstorm struck the Hilcrest Country Club course in Kansas City during a $5,000 golf tournament. Spectators William Boyle, 69, a contractor, and E. M. Critchfield, 38, a credit manager, were killed while top players chased the first round. Several others were injured, one seriously, as the storm halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Boyle
E. M. Critch&eld
Hilcrest
Grange Meeting at Creagerstown Holds Sessions
Pomona Grange in Parrioius County holds its quarterly meeting at Creagerstown today with morning and afternoon sessions. Edward S. Holter presides in the morning as business is transacted. the afternoon features a literary program and lunch served at noon by the home range ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartelly Mee
Pomona Grange
Creagerstown
Edward S. Holter
Middletown
Rural Carriers Meet at Walkersville Banquet Spotlighted
The spring banquet and meeting of rural letter carriers from Frederick and Montgomery counties will be held at the Walkersville schoolhouse this evening at 6 30 oclock. About fifty carriers and family members are expected. Raymond Combs national president from Churchville NY will be principal speaker. Dc C DeDevitt of Washington will also speak. Henry B Simpson Frederick president will preside as a business session plans new officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Walkersville
Raymond Combs
Churchville
N. Y
Dc. C. DeDevitt
Washington
Henry B. Simpson
Frederick-Montgomery County Group
Arrest of Paroled Teen for Farm Supply Theft
Allen Baker, 17, of B and D avenues, arrested Friday for larceny of feed and burlap sacks from Farmers Co operative Association on East South Street. Chief Allen S. Bartgis led the arrest. Baker admitted taking about 17 sacks and said he had stolen roughly 40 more recently. He was jailed pending further investigation. police believe he is on parole from Towson Boys Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TFEFT
Allen Baker
D. Avenue
Farmers Co-operative Association
East South Street
Allen 5
Bartgis
Baker
Towson Boys’ Training School
Rural Woman's Short Course quota increased to 45
Frederick county has raised the Rural Woman's Short Course quota at the University of Maryland to 45. Miss Florence E. Williams said the June 3 to 18 program now allows six additional registrations, with rural women urged to register through Miss Williams. Miss Venna M. Kellar confirmed the change, sending word Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Florence E. Williams
Venna M. Kellar
Extension Service
Miss Williams
Seedless Tomatoes Are Being Grown
A historical note discusses attempts to cultivate seedless tomatoes using fertigation and plant hormones. Experiments compare hand application to sprayed hormone solutions, noting rapid evaporation and crystals that reduce absorption. Researchers seek a non evaporating carrier to improve fruit set and yield during hot dry months.
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Brunswick High School
HULL
Edward Brachey
C. Harding
Charles Wertheimer
Charles E. Wehler
Alton Y. Bennett
J. F. McGuire, Jr
Mt St. Mary's College
Wader
Tee
U. A. Lough
S, Market St. Frederick, MD
Nicodemus Paint Store
Vhone
Court St
Ymca Bidg
Kirsch Venelian
Weatherstrip Omas Screen Co
Voauwhere, Md
ARGUS
Shutler
Storm & Shipley
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sere
Quick Saab
Chia
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
West Patrick St
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