Alumni Reunion Reflects On School’s 1938 Spirit
The Boys’ High School Alumni Association gathering at Isdobona Braddock Heights honored 86 members from 1897 to 1922. Murray Benson of Baltimore Horney and commission president addressed attendees on “The Spirit of 1938,” with officers elected including Newman as president and Simpson as secretary. A 30 year toast and musical numbers followed a chicken banquet, concluding with remarks by Prof Amon Burgee and various class delegations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schior
Jumni Association
Isdobona
Braddock Heights
Murray Benson
Baltimore Horney
Baltimore
Benson
TE Partons Newman
Arthur Jai
Myers
Paul Simpson
James H Falk
Reie
Ahe
Iry O. Schroeder
Roy M. Stockman
Amon Burgee
Charles E. Moylan
Stephens
Mausie
Ewing
W. F. Zeigler
Ight
Arthur T. Kreh
Harry
Schroeder
Benton Harris
F. B. Krantz
Elmer E Aicheel
H. W. Zeigler
F. B. Sapington
W. R. Angleberger
Raymond C. Kidd
Charles . Robinson
William M. Storm
R. B Wolfe
Ward A. Angleberger
R. Ames Hendrickson
W.artgis Storm
H. Lagier Michael
D. Raloh Zimmerman
Earl E. Zeigler
George L. Iothenhoefer
George W. Myers
C._ Kemp ‘ashour
Roscoe B. Rhoads
C. Tewton Kidd
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Rich Simmons
Hague Accused Of Contempt By Lawyer
Newark report says Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City was charged with contempt of court by Morris Ernst for the American Civil Liberties Union. Judge Aliam Clark withheld ruling pending affidavits after Hague attacked the fitness of a witness at a hastily called noon press conference. The fragment ends with an unrelated line about fish remarks.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
U. . District Court Today
Morris Ernst
C. 1
American Civil Liberties Union
Aliam Clark
Hague
Last Bachelor In The First Family Weds In 1935 Romance
Washington June 18 There is mystery about whether John Aspinwall Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark were childhood sweethearts. The couple marry at Nahant Point in a ceremony attended by family and society, with John planning an advertising career in Boston. The story traces Campobello summers and family connections, noting prior engagements and a playful public image.
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Sigrid Arne
Washington
Roosevelt
Nahant Point
John Aspinwall Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
John
Stady
Anne
Campobello
F. Haven Clark
Boston
Campochelo
Franklin
Ethel DuPont
Miss Clark
Richard Whitney
Samuel S. Sands
Neo
Clark
Franklin Roosevelt, Jrs
Joan
Groton
Harvard
Cannes
France
Orust
Nahant
Virginia Raises Speed Limit To 55 Miles Hour
Virginia increases passenger car speed limit to 53 mph with 35 mph for loaded school buses and 50 mph for other passenger buses starting June 21. Residential school zone limits remain 15 and 25 mph. First offenses carry fines of 5 to 100 dollars or 2 days in jail, second offenses 10 to 200 dollars or 10 days to six months with mandatory terms and suspensions. Reckless driving remains a prosecutable offense with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. repeat offenses carry longer jail terms and penalties.
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Maryland
Virginia
Safety signals for disabled vehicles and liability limits
The rules require liability insurance of ten thousand dollars or a bond of equal amount. Flares and flags must warn traffic at disabled buses or trucks on roads outside corporate limits. During the day two flags are placed 40 to 120 paces from the vehicle in each direction. at night three flares are used, two as day flags and a third alongside the vehicle on the traffic side. Kerosene burning fares are allowed unless the vehicle carries flammable liquid or gas.
First Regiment Tops National Guard in 1937 Small Arms Stand
The First Regiment, Maryland National Guard, placed second nationally for the second straight year in the 1937 practice sea, with Brig-Gen D. John Markey announcing the results. Maryland units from Cumberland to Crisfield contributed to a total score of 8,398.26, led by the Texas 141st Infantry at 8,653.45.
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Maryland
Natonal Guard
National Guard
Seawa
D. John Markey
Cumberland
Cristeth
Baltimore City
National Guard Bureau
War Department
Markey
Mississippi
141St Infantry
Texas
Texas Infantry
186Th Infantry
Oregon
141Th Infantry
151St Infantry
Massachusetts
Virginia
110Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
Fifth Infantry
Memorial services of Taney Lodge No 28 I O O F Taneytown
Taney Lodge No 28 I O O F holds memorial services on Sunday afternoon June 19 with Senior and Junior bands. Procession forms at 1:30 PM at Lodge Hall, goes to Lutheran cemetery then Reformed cemetery for programs. Grand Master A Frank Miller of Maryland to deliver address.
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Taneytown
Taney Lodge
Maryland
A. Frank Miller
Rebeccas
Edward S. Harner
Novella Harner
Jane Chaney
Woodbine
Mabel Twigg
Cumberland
Los Angeles
Calif
What Is Your News I Q and Its Questions
A quiz item lists twenty point questions about disputes over federal judges, wartime leaders, and noted figures. It mentions Lt General Keng Doyhara nicknamed “Lawrence of Manchuria,” Freud as a refugee, and unidentified war planes as well as weapons used against Norman Thomas. Answers supposedly appear on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keng Doyhara
Lawrence of
Manchuria
Congress
Sigmund Freud
Norman Thomas
New Jersey
Maryland winter wheat production rises slightly in June survey
June 1 crop survey by the Maryland Crop Reporting Service shows winter wheat up about 3 percent from May estimates with a per acre yield near 19.5 bushels and a total of 9,380,000 bushels. Oats and barley conditions remain strong while pasture and fruit prospects vary. rye and peach outputs are below last year’s marks. The report also notes hay quality declines from early dry weather and canning pea yields varying with aphid pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Raising a Family Hardens Young Workers Etiquette
A reflective column on child reluctance to do chores and the role of parents. It argues children resist disliked tasks, but maturity brings hustle. Emphasizes balancing requests with interests, praising effort, and enforcing duties to build work habits and responsibility. Encourages fairness and firmness rather than indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Jerry
Birthday Dinner Surprise At a Davis Family Home
Mrs. John J. Davis celebrated a surprise birthday dinner on June 5 at her son-in-law and daughter Irving and Ruth Youngs home in Boyds. Guests included many relatives from Maryland and Frederick. weekend visits noted from Davis families. a large black snake found on Mrs. Fred Nichols bed was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Gerald
Barbara
Hunting Hill
Ruth Young
Stella Young
Bobby Young
Dickerson
Irving Young
Shirley
Chester Davis
Louis
Lucille
John J. Davis
Howard Tracey
Robert Welty
Frederick
Edward Davis
Gordon Davis
John
Evelyn
John Davis
Fred Nichols
Road through King ranch reshapes Texas frontier
Austin June 18 AP One of Texas remaining frontiers is yielding to man and gasoline as crews build a 45 mile road through the King ranch spanning Kenedy county to the Gulf. The project promises access to vast wilderness, rich game and fish, and changes the ranch’s isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
King Ranch
Kenedy County
Gulf of Mexico
New Money Crops For Farmers Are Possible
Dr Perri H Leng of Johns Hopkins reveals at a Nebraska council meeting that new cash crops like grain sorghum for alcohol blending could boost Maryland farming. He cites barley and peanut oil uses, soy pulp for newsprint, and sweet potatoes as potential alcohol sources, noting existing plants in Kansas Iowa and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perri H Leng
Ne National Caumange Counc
Johns Hopkins Medical Senoor
Baltimore
N.c
Onuts
Sfar
Hopkins
Maryland
Dessidle
Chemurghc Council
Long
Mericathletes Re Sa Osdustrialists
South
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Calf Club Boy Honored By Holstein Association
A Doty Remsberg of Jefferson receives a certificate of merit from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America for satisfactory calf club work. He is the 4,947th junior member, entitled to privileges except voting until age two, with Holstein pedigrees registered and transfer of ownership at members’ rates half of non-member charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Doty Remsberg
Jfferson
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Bim
Herty news process promises for the South
The speaker noted Maryland was distant from the Herty news process and would gain little, while predicting greatings for the South’s slash pinch bet. A factory has been created at Beaumont Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Herty Newsra
Beaumont
Texas
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James H. Falk
Grayson B. Grove
Arthur V. Myers
R. Carl Walch
Austin W. Howard
R. J. Atkinson
Richard C. Dutrow
Austin M. Kline
Frank W Rothenhoek
W. M. Seeger
E. B. Ramsburg
Conner M. Thomas
Victor M. Summers
Walter E. Eiker
Melvin M. Engle
Gordon Palmer
Steiner S. Cramer
Otho Keller
Windsor I
Greenwood
John Roosevelt
Mrs
Afton
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clifford L. Breeden
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Ind
Margetta Ditto
Union County
Mildred Goff
Parke County
Helen Wolf
Fulton County
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Tiburon Island
Pacific
Mexico
Tattle-tales
Greenfield
Rodock
Dr. Long J
Weatherstrip Thomas Screen Co
Panngharatt
Greenawalt
Storm & Shipley Market
Quaker City
North Market Street
the Elgin Watch
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Erick, Maryland
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