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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1938

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10

Eastern Open Rifle and Pistol Matches At Camp Ritchie

The Eastern Open rifle and pistol matches run June 30 to July 4 at Camp Ritchie Maryland. Some 1500 rifle clubs in the East compete in 15 events over three days, with top marksmen from police and military units including Metropolitan Police New York City and Detroit Police. Notable shooters Elliott Jones, Roger Scott, and Jos Rivers attend. range distances cover 25 to 200 yards amid Blue Ridge scenery.

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Bread Line and political reshuffles loom in era of crisis

The article surveys possible resignations by Attorney General Cummings and Assistant Attorney General Brien V McMahon, with Solicitor General Jackson poised to succeed Cummings. It notes Roosevelt’s possible favoring of Jackson for governor, and mentions labor and relief cases amid a larger backdrop of economic strain and unemployment during 1938. It also reports on Fred Hohner, an unemployed Bavarian immigrant, his relief journey, and a nationwide media spotlight, concluding with a Wyoming grizzly bear tale from Jackson.

Ents Ho $ Cu Weiter Cummings Brien Hardy New York Robert H Jackson Roosevelt Jackson Hone Fred Hohner Bavaria Fred Congress Hohner Harry Hopkins Newark Hopkins Elieo wWi United States NEA Service Inc Rodney Dutcher Washington Auguste Lonergan Connecticut Lonergan New Deal Herman P Kopplemann Hartford House Lonergen Waterbury

Frederick Seeks Dixie League berth with local support

Frederick eyes a Dixie Football League spot next fall as owner Pfaltzgraf plans to move his Alexandria team here if local fans show strong interest. Pfaltzgraf, former St Mary’s star and Legion coach, believes Frederick could sustain a first class pro team with local sponsorship, amid Redskins influence and budding football interest locally. Also in sports, rifle and pistol events highlight Camp Ritchie, with national matches at Camp Perry in August, and Mt St Mary’s prepares a new graduate manager role post Earl Bender’s resignation.

Frederick Dixie Football League Harry J Pfaltzeraf Alexandria Vaeleven Pfaltzeraf St Mary's American Legion Washington Redskins McCurdy Field Labor Day Baltimore Washington Norfolk Richmond Pfaltzgraf Redskins Camp Ritchie Camp Perry Ohio Grosskopf Marion Joe McCormick Mt St Mary's College Emmittsburg John Cogan Earl Bender Shen‘dan Mount St Mary's R. A. McCormick Father Cogan Joe Me

Carmickale to lead multi sport program with Opekun assist

A semi official AP survey suggests 10 of 16 major clubs will exceed 1937 attendance, with Yankees and others likely to fare similarly. The overall season outlook is strong, aiming to top the 10 186,000 fan banner set in the 1930 depression year, though the Cardinals and White Sox may not match 1937 figures.

Associated Press Yankees Phillies St Louis Cardinals Chicago White Sox

Poolesville Farmers defeat St Timothy's 9 to 4 in rain-delayed game

Poolesville won a rain-shortened weekend contest 9 to 4 over St Timothy's, with Kitts holding the Saints to three hits. Poolesville heads to Forest Grove on Sunday. Two-out ending noted, two-base hits by Cubitt and Bohn, Munday powered offense, St Timothy stranded runners.

Poolesville St Timothy's Kitts Saints Forest Grove Abrhoae Munday John Eats Cubitt Hough Sueduo Jones Chiswell Shawver St. Timothy Ls Smith Bohn T Munday J Munday Luhn Cubith Smith Schroyer H Lake H. Lake C. Lake Fitts Bonn St Timothy Titie Tume Cooper

Iodine From Seaweed Shown Superior in Goiter Treatment

A study reports iodine extracted from seaweed more effective for treating goiter than other iodine forms. Researchers compare absorption and thyroid response, noting potential changes in dosing and dietary options for affected patients.

Hauman Sole Graduate At Pacific Unitarian School Ceremony

Berkeley California June 29 AP Gertrude Faulkner Hauman stood center stage as the Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry held its annual graduation exercises She was the sole graduate in a ceremony marked by simple dignity and final commitments to service.

Berkeley Calif Gertrude Faulkner Hauman Pacific Unitarian School For the Ministry

Foxville Church Services and Local Notices

Foxville notes June 2 with church service details by Rev C B Huddie and Holy Communion planned for Sunday morning. Dorothy Bustman visited, Lester Boner from Deexfield away, Mr and Mrs Brinswer weekend visitors, and local residents George Hauver and son George seen at Pleasant.

Foxville Fouville Kutheraa Caaich C. Bf. Huddie Dorothy Bustman George Hauver George Carane

Dropped Dowds, Sprags Win MCA Franchise Swap

Dowds was dropped from the Courey Speedball League and Yet tow Sprags received the vacant franchise after a mess at a MCA meeting. The Spragers will take over in the second half, with postponed games to be rescheduled starting July 17. Forfeit wins awarded for unplayed Doads matchups, and several teams with past due games authorized to set new dates.

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Vast western lands hold unreserved acres, vast world totals

The report states eleven western states contain 176 million acres of unreserved land. It estimates 1.5 billion acres worldwide are under cultivation, from a total world land area of 15 billion acres.

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