Anniversaries and Birthdays From History and Today
A list of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays including Nathan Hale born in Coventry Connecticut executed by the British at 21, Louis A. Godey of Philadelphia born in New York died 1878, Timothy Shay Arthur born in New York died 1885, Catherine A W Warfield born Natchez Miss died 1877, Samuel Untermyer born Lynchburg Va died 1940, Will James born Montana died 1942. Also mentions events like Crawford torture near Sandusky, Black Hawk attack on Apple River Fort, Fenian expedition, a major fire in Seattle, Midway and D-Day references, and current birthdays of Homer Capehart Joan Voris Thomas Mann Harvey Davis Clifford Swan Williams Mitchell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pday
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Louis A. Godey
Philadelphia
First
New York
Timothy Shay Arthur
Orange County
N. Y
Catherine A. W. Warfield
Kentucky
South
Natchez
Miss
Samuel Untermyer
Lynchburg
Will James
Montana
Sandusky
Ohio
William Crawford
Black Hawk
Apple River Fort
Galena
Canada
Seattle
Wash
Clifton
S. C
Chateau-Thierry
Roosevelt
U. S. Employment Service
Europe
Altles
Normandy
France
AFL
Notable Births and Career Moves Highlight Mixed Horoscope and Baseball News
The item opens with brief notes on famous birthdays including Ford, Samuel A. Stouffer and Jan Struther and reads as a horoscope praising self reliance and vision. A bonus baby story covers Billy Joe Davidson, 18, assigned by the Cleveland Indians to Cedar Rapids after a record bonus, with teammate Ronnie Montgomery also joining Cedar Rapids. The closing snippet features Joseph E. Chew of the Capitol police praising the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
San Francisco
Samuel A. Stouffer
Harvard
Sac City
Jan Struther
Cleveland
Billy Joe Davidson
Cleveland Indians
Cedar Rapids
Marion
N. C
Hank Greenberg
Billy Joe
Bob Feller
San Diego Padres
Oak Ridge, N. C
Ronnie Montgomery
Montgomery
Frederick Memories of Democratic Times and Center Stage
The passage reflects on Frederick's early days with few locals in attendance at Capitol events. It notes Mr. Chew as a longtime Democratic figure dating to W. J. Bryan era, nicknamed the boy orster, and active in party counsels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Chew
Frederick
Brunswick
U. S. Capitol
Post
Capitol
Chew
W. J. Bryan
Orster
Democratic Party
Dynamite License Fines in Takoma Park Case
Hyattsville June 6 Police Judge Theodore Miazga fined Walter F. Wilson president of W. F. Wilson and Sons and Richard Lethbridge foreman five dollars each for lacking dynamite licenses. Sixty three sticks and twenty eight detonators vanished last month. five children testified. Davis Cup 1921 update notes Japan’s debut, beating Australia 4-1 in Final Round, then losing 5-0 to USA in Challenge Round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville
Theodore Miazga
Takoma Park
Walter F. Wilson
W. F. Wilson and Sons Construction
Brookeville
Richard Lethbridge
Japan
Australia
United States
Expert Instruction For Football Coaches at Maryland Clinic
College Park June 5 high school coaches from 11 states and D C will attend Maryland's two day clinic at Byrd Stadium. Bob Neyland of Tennessee and Jim Tatum will lecture on single wing and split-T formations as they discuss football tactics and basketball technique combined. Coach Bud Millikan will conduct the sessions in the university's new athletic headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Jim Tatum
Neyland
Oklahoma
States
District of Columbia
Bud Millikan
Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Catholic Bishops Arrested In Hungary
Vienna reports three Hungarian Roman Catholic bishops arrested by the Communist regime for refusing to sign a Moscow sponsored petition for a peace pact. Archbishops Joszef Grosz and bishops Josef Petrei Endre Hamvas were said to have disappeared from their offices weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
China
Joszef Grosz
Kalocsa
Joszef Cardinal
Mineiszenty
Josef Petrei
Vae
Endre Hamvas
Csanad
Grange meeting features songs, contests, and prizes
Last Friday Creagers town Grange welcomed many visiting Grangers including Pomona Master Mrs Bruce Crum and other officers. Highlights included prayers, readings, solos, a millinery sale, and a cookie contest with prizes for top bakers. The next meeting is June 15 at Creag erstown Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Creagerstown Grange
Pomona
Bruce Crum
L. H. Cricken
Berger
Mia
Howard WU. Quinn
Austin JP. Renn
George Hubbard
Bessie Bell
Naomi Long
Harvey Lare
Margaret
Louise Fisher
Manon Lawrence
Lois Mumford
S Solo
Mocking Bird Hull
Clarence Long
Lester Fisher
Floyd Lampkin
America
Russell Fisher
Vernon Fisher
Beatrice
Fohr
Edward Holter
Robert Ogre
Harvey iLare
Creagerstown Grange Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Now
Joan R. Voris
Save the Childa Foundation
Franklin
Thomas Mann
Pacific Parades
Calif
Germany
Harvey N. Davis
Stevens Institute Technology
Hoboken
N. J
Providence
R. L
Clifford A. Swanm
Navy Medial Center
Washington
Arquette
Mich
William A. Mitchell
J. P. Morgan & Co
Newark
Hamilton
William A. Glass
Marke
Hanes
PHL
Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
IANES
Rosenour
North Market St
Arphives
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Frederick Plant
E. South St
Pat
Nile
Africa
the News
Frederick, Md
Wedn
Bolivar
W. Va
C. Kk
Garten
Jefferson County
Norman Clabaugh
al. Harvey Staub
C. R. Young
Charles Dunn
Jack Ramsdill
Earl Luckett
Coleman Dunn
Virgil Robbins
Wilford Day
Robbins
Day
Georgia
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D. C
W Day
Rosenour’s
Father's Day
Medina and
Large
Life and
Esquire
Palm Beach
Palm Reach
Jock
Rise. Y. M
Goodall-Sanford, Inc
Longies
Kas
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