Stricken While Climbing Ladder in Thurmont
Charles Grant Webster retired millwright fell from a ladder while assisting his son-in-law Philip Rogers in Thurmont. He died at Frederick City Hospital about 1 30 PM. He is survived by five daughters, one son Charles Clyde Webster, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Rogers residence, interment Thurmont U B Cemetery.
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Philip Rogers
Thurmont
Charles Grant Webster
Frederick City Hospital
Webster
Rogers
Morris Birely
Birely
Joseph E
Sarah Biedler Webster
Charles Clyde Webster
Muscatine
Iowa
Paul Beard
Gettysburg
Marie Webster
Quinn Florence
York
Mitchell Duvall
Baltimore
Anne Osler
Thurmont U. B. ‘Cemetery
Sunday Visitors and Family Visits Reach Across Maryland
A series of social notes from Wolfsville and neighboring towns records Sunday visits by Mrs. Huff and Miss Charlotte Walter with G Reginald Stotlemeyer of Baltimore, Eva Beitler Anna Whitmer and Norma Ann of Hagerstown, Dorothy Dowling Billy and John Harbst of Chewsville, Roy Pryor and children from Washington, Catherine Rosenberry with Snikey, and Gerald Kline of Frederick. Other gatherings include visits to Lillie R. Stot tlemyer and Mr. and Mrs. Trac Pryor, plus Wol folk Wolfe hosting Earl Spong and Edward Gaver families.
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Wolfsville
Huff
Westminster
Charlotte Walter
G. Reginald Stottlemyer
Baltimore
William Troxell
Lillie R. Stottlemyer
Eva Beitler
Anna Whitmer
Norma Ann
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Stottlemyer
Dorothy Dowling
Billy
Washington, D. C
John Harbst
Chewsville
Trac_ Pryor
Roy Pryor
Ira E. Pryor
Catherine Rosenberry
Snikey
Braddock Heights
Gerald Kline
Frederick
Marconi’s wireless invention sparked by early experiments
A retrospective on Guglielmo Marconi from Bologna to London and Cornwall. It notes his belief in space telegraphy by electromagnetic waves, early trials, 1897 company backing in London, 1899 rescue use, 1901 transatlantic signals from Cornwall to St John’s, and his death at 63.
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Marconi
Guglielmo Marconi
Fessage
Bologna
Florence
Leghorn
Italy
Maris
London
Hore
Maroni
English Channel
Atlantic Ocean
Cornwall
England
St. John’s
Newfoundland
NEA Service
Ince
Spectator Frocks Make Fashion Presses Hum
Adelaide Kerr reports on this summer’s spectator sport frocks with simple cuts and printed patterns. White predominates in vees, collars and belts while dresses use silk, crepe or voiles. Pastels like candlelight beige aqua and blue dominate alongside flower prints on white voile.
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Adelaide Kerr
Spectator
Community gatherings and local visits in Wolfsville area
A roundup of neighbors visiting relatives and attending services across Wolfsville Frederick and surrounding towns. Events include Endeavor Society members at Hood College in Frederick, visits to Myersville and Pleasant Valley revival services, and family guests from York and Frederick. Local civic notices note cemetery expansion funded by A E Hays and parking improvements with stone fencing. The cherry crop outlook is positive and a regional oddity describes a female marsh hawk catching prey mid air with male support.
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Wolfsville Union Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
Hood College
Frederick
Evelyn
Elva Kline
Gladys
Catherine Stottlemyer
Catherine Shuf
Cecil Martin
Fern Stottlemyer
Lorraine Kline
Myersville
Helen Kline
Frank Warrenfeltz
Pleasant Valley
Yohe
A. E. Hays
Hays
Harry Leatherman
Raymond Wilhide
Raymond Jr
York
Guy Hahn
Billy
Roland
Cyrus Ludy
Funkstown
Mrr
Grove Ludy
Jason
Waynesburg
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Philip
Catie Buhrman
Reuben Brown
Smithsburg
Thomas Blickenstaff
Benevola
Emory Frye
Preston Frye
Richard Gouker
Tiffin
Welty Gouker
Curtis Gouker
Robert Gouker
Fredvetick
Behind The Scenes In Washington By Rodney Dutcher
Washington reports the seventy fifth Congress ended a tense five month session with conservatives denouncing it as rubber stamping yet acknowledging Roosevelt’s power on Capitol Hill. The era saw wage hour victories, tax front setbacks, and a shift toward White House control, plus New Deal gains in Alabama Florida and Oregon shaping renomination dynamics and a revived administration push. Vice President Joan Garner emerges as a key figure opposing excess spending and centralizing power in nominations.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Seventy-fifth
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Alabama
Florida
Oregon
Conservatives Rally Against New Deal In 1940 Scene
The piece details a bloc of conservative senators aiming to curb New Deal influence. It highlights Pat Harrison blocking tax schemes, Johan J. O Connor crediting death of reorganization, Burton Wheeler opposing New Deal, Maury Maverick opposing a wartime military economy bill, and Ed Burke challenging the NLRB. It notes a 40 hour anti lynching filibuster by Allen J Elfender.
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Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Johan J. O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Burton Mr. Wheeler
Maury Maverick
House gallery chaos over primary talk sparks laughter
The scene features a heated exchange on a Senate primary and a gallery remark about a named figure. A congressional debate escalates into a sharp remark about art and literature as laughter and applause erupt.
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House
Senate
Guertes
Maver
Buemann
G.rette
House Tuaien
Hywre
Shayitch
New York
NEA Service, Inc
New Market Social Notes Release of Visits and Returns
June 22 local list of residents and visitors. Mary and Anne Scheel of Washington return home after visiting parents Mr and Mrs A G Scheel. Various relatives and friends from Baltimore Westminster Reading and Frederick visit with local families. several locals return to duties away from home.
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New Market
Mary and Anne Scheel
Washington
A. G Scheel
Edward Grimes
Baltimore
E Lo Grimes
Margaret Roop
Reading
New York
Newton Seitz
Patrina Seitz
David W Vauthier
Leon K. P. Vauthier
William Holt
Westminster
Carl Kintz
Doris Hoff
Christine Rint
Town and District Social Roundup at Week’s End
A note of local visits and social activity across the area includes Miss Hahn of Mt Airy visiting Mr and Mrs James Hahn, Miss Jane McComas staying with friends in Woodsboro, Mrs Edna Kemp of Frader attending Friday events, Miss Rae Glance purchasing a new bus, and residents from Damascus and Ban George Wo Dasa visiting George W. Dural and Mes Dorota Bardiets. The item mentions various locals and their movements in Gattersburg and Washington DOC w.
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Ton
D. C
Miss Hahn
Mt Airy
James Hahn
Jane McComas
Woondsboro
Edaun Kemp
Frader
Rae Glance
Ang Mes
Dang
Bes
Wang Con
George W Dural
Dorota Bardiets
Gattersourg
Washington
Aust Howard
Ban George Wo Dasa
Tagma Harrior
Hane
Clare Stat Spurrier
Kinules
LeRoy
Raymond Hoff
Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief From Eczema
The advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for eczema and related skin blemishes. It claims immediate relief from itching, redness, and irritation, and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails to delight. The copy emphasizes external causes and urges purchase at druggists.
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Petpecn
Peterson
Trip Authors Hoff Norman Lease and Buckingham Visit Island
Edwin Hoff Norman Lease and Buckingham took a fishing trip to Solomon's Island on Thursday. Mr William Howser of Larmham visited relatives there Monday. Mrs Howser visiting her parents here returned with Bush.
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Edwin Hoff
Norman Lease
Buckingham
Solomon's Island
William Howser
Larham
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Greenawalt
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Scual Coal
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Fifth ST
Ed Burke
National Labor Relations Board
Burke
Warren Madden
MURB
Bill Slibuster
Allen J. Eifender
Louisiana
Kirsch Vene Thomas
Tian Blinds Weatherstrip Screen Co
Ellender
Eldred Falconer
W. E. Falconer
Lanham
W . Falconer
Lucian K. Falconer
William Comer
Walter Comer
Frederick Coats
Pennsylvania
Rachel Russell
Burdette
Rockville
Harrell
Austin Whitehill
Maurice Baker Sundar
Edgar Baker
Washing
Hawkinson Tire Treading Plant
W. G. Crowther
U. S
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West Patrick St
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Second Sts
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Markell
Ford
Wisconsin
Byler
Thurmont, Maryland
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Auburndale
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McCleery
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