County's Club Women Plan March 18 Meeting and Officers
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs executive board met to discuss plans for the annual Federation meeting on March 18 at the State Armory. Morning sessions feature two minute reports and officer elections, luncheon at Calvary Church, and an afternoon program chaired by Mrs. George C. Rhoderick Jr. About fifty members attended. thirty-three have enrolled in the newly formed County Chorus.
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Oard
Frederick County
Florence, Williams
Judith Ault
Calvary M. E. Church
George C. Rhoderick
Floy Hitchew
Charles Remsberg
Thurmont
P. H. Beavers
Lander
Braddock
Bridges to Address G O P Club Friday Dinner Dance
The G O P Club of Frederick county completes plans for its third annual dinner and dance to be held Friday at 6 30 p m in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. U S Senator I Styles Bridges of New Hampshire will be principal speaker with Russell H McCain presiding. About 250 guests from Washington Baltimore Annapolis Frederick and nearby areas expected. Governor Nice to introduce Bridges. state leaders also plan to attend. Five Bridges guests will stay in Frederick overnight with Dr David G Everhart hosting. A loving cup will honor the member who secures the most new club members for 1937. Music by Rud Cadort and his orchestra of Gettysburg Pa.
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G. O. P. Club
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
U.S
I. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Russell H. McCain
Washington
Baltimore
Annapolis
Frederick
Harry W. Nice
Bridges
Harry W. LeGore
DeWitt Zook
Montgomery County
David G. Everhart
Ceatre
Wall
Br. Guvik
Sun Life Insurance Company of Canada
R. M. Rau
Rud Cadort
Gettyeburg
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Daily 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am shows none. March normal precipitation 2.22 inches with actual 136-429 inches? Excess precipitation to March 1 449 inches. High yesterday 4a, low last night 31. Temperatures compared to last year 29. Sun set today 6:04 pm, sun rise tomorrow 6:1 am.
Court change plan raises public misunderstanding in debate
Washington dispatch discusses President Roosevelt's proposal to expand the Supreme Court and how the public misconstrues its effects. It explains the intended mechanism: appoint one new justice for each overage member, with vacancies filled normally, predicting a court of up to 15 judges and potential stabilization at 13 or 14 unless law changes. It notes political contention, age concerns, and calls for forgiveness while detailing the plan's implications for judicial capacity and precedent.
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Guduwe
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NEA Service
Jory
Pennsylvania Democrats Hold Caucus On Court Reform Plan
Pennsylvania's 27 Democratic representatives were called to a caucus to endorse President Roosevelt's court reform proposal. P J Boland of Scranton urged a caucus vote to show support, with most of the delegation expected to back the administration on the Mouse floor. Francis B Walter of Easton, on the Judiciary Committee, said the group should defer action until the Senate acts.
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Washington, March
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
P. J. Boland
Scranton
Francis B. Walter
Easton
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Wheeling Steel Raises Wages Of Its Employees
Wheeling Steel Corporation joined with other steel producers in declaring a wage increase for employees. The raise, effective March 16, matches the increases made by other companies in districts where Wheeling operates.
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Wheeling Steel
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pittman Bill Criticised In Senate By Johnson
Washington March 3 AP Sen Johnson Republican California sharply criticised the Pittman neutrality bill. He warned it would force a scuttle and run policy, urge reenactment of wartime bans on munitions, and cede the power to declare war from Congress to the President.
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Washington
Senietor
Johnson
Republican
California
America
Californian
Pope Pius Reported In Much Better Health
Vatican sources said Pope Pius' leg wounds had improved and he could spend part of each day at executive duties. He reportedly suffered a slight recurrence of insomnia last night.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
Panista
Ife
Governor makes statement on police personnel policy
The governor addresses the State House about police force staffing and authority. He reports hearings ended quickly and urges alignment with the state budget and role of the Police Commissioner. No personnel changes recommended.
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Annapolis
Maire
Diade Bas
Tham
Baleimore
Can of Fluid Saturation Tied Fatal Incident in Charlottesville
Charlottesville authorities probed a disturbing scene at a Mill section home after Ethel Sealock reported Clea Sprague as missing. Miss Sprouse described a Black sedan companion seen near Clea's escape, while evidence suggested deliberate concealment with saturated padding and sedation materials.
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Charlottesville
Pohoe
Ethel Sealock
Sheeutt
Maison Smith
Toyoun
Maras
Dahameed
Albamarte
Bond Set For Emmitsburg Man In Alleged Assault Case
Hoss of Emmitsburg posted 1500 bond for appearance in Circuit Court on a February indictment charging assault with intent to murder Bart Byler near Emmitsburg. Trial proceedings open Thursday with Associate Judge Willard presiding. Meyers pleads not guilty to larceny and unauthorized auto use. other docket items include theft cases and a meat theft hearing.
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Alvey Hoss
Emmitsburg
Bart Byler
Patrick M Selmauiler
Hess
Arthur D. Willard
John Meyers
Albert Nirekel
Charles Key
Lewis Hoy Wesley Smith
Lee C. Harwood
Floyd T. Harwood
Guity
Alton Y. Ben-nett
Key and Smith
Hoy
Harry I Piercy
Ray
Steel Wage Raises Lift Steel Prices Across Market
New York March 3 AP report notes steel wage increases led to a market rise with many stocks hitting new highs. Early trading showed a four minute delay on the tape before profit selling paused the advance. by noon the index recovered and reached near best levels. U.S. Steel and others agreed to higher wages and shorter hours, with Sterling steady around 5480.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Sterling
Britain to Build 80 More Warships
The British wave announced to Parliament a major rearmament program costing 925,025,000 dollars, detailing construction of 80 warships as part of Britain's mobilization effort. The plan outlines extensive naval expansion and related industrial measures to support national defense.
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Britain
London
Beer Price Up Prompting Sitdown Strike at CAM
Patrons at Goofslavert crowded every seat in a sitdown protest over a dime price hike for a ten-ounce beer. The strike targets proprietor Anton Grohar as WHI county Tavern Owners Assn pushes the higher rate while Smoky Joe Seeley declares the action will continue until the new ten cent beer sign is removed.
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Cam
Goofslavert
Anton Grohar
Joseph
Smoky Joe” Seeley
Custer
Anton
Supreme Court To Hear Lemke Bill Argued
The Supreme Court called today for arguments on the constitutionality of the revised Frazier Lemke act granting a three year moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. Two years ago the tribunal unanimously declared a five year moratorium unconstitutional, saying the measure deprived creditors of property without due process.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Seventh graders tour newspaper building at Church Street School
A Church Street School seventh grade class, guided by teacher Moss Teached Toone, toured The News building Tuesday afternoon. Pupils viewed the printing press area and gained a general idea of how a newspaper is produced for publication.
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Neaws-Tost Moss
Toone
Church Street
Bintding
Wen
Drea
Halc Ing
Bove Sak Gorda
Prensa
Labor And Steel Conferees Report On War Effort
Conferees from labor and steel sectors convene to discuss wartime production and bond issues. They outline national duties, pledge cooperation with the government, and emphasize continued industry support for victory. The dialogue touches on energy, transportation, and material allocation as critical to sustaining Allied efforts.
Scout Leaders To Hold Meeting Friday Evening
A meeting of Boy Scout leaders from institutions ready to hire troops is set for Friday at 730 p.m. in Winchester Hall under Scout Commissioner Robert Nicadermes and Rector Henry Te Coates. The gathering aims to organize troops, outline procedures, and schedule future conferences.
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Winchester
Robert Nicadermes
Frederick County
Henry Te Coates
Scout
John's Catholi Church
Pytheins
Calvary Methodist Epitconal Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frondal
Thurmont
Pay boosts near $100 million headline across nation
Labor leaders hail the fourth major wage boost of the year as unions press for higher pay. Gains include $25 million for General Motors workers, a $30 million annual rise for Amalgamated Clothing Workers in May, and proposals from United Mine Workers and railroad unions. negotiations continue in New York, with broader industry gains noted in New England leather and other sectors as leaders vow further wage pressure.
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Uese Onehier
Muartime
Jongshore Vine
Goneral Motors
Dave
Chrysler
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
United + Mine
New York
New England
Tvbor
Warkors Ir Emalior Planta
Defeat of Court Plan Spurs Roosevelt Opposition
Washington March 3 AP Representative Hert Lord of New York argues for constitutional changes and reorganization of the Supreme Court as part of opposition to President Roosevelt. He asserts a shift in Congress and public sentiment against the president’s proposals and promises decisive action.
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Washington
Hert Lord
New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Cort Bes
Rooevelt
Tim Cred
Lord Peared
Debate on Supreme Court changes roars at Rockville
Senator Ruch Do Holt and Attorney General Herbert E. O Conor of Maryland faced off in Rockville Maryland amid a proposed overhaul of the Supreme Court. Holt pledged opposition to the changes if the debate occurred before the Young Democrats of Rockville.
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Washington
Ruch
Holt
West Vite
Yuna Denwerats
Saint
Supreme Court
Herbert TH O Conor
Maryland
Rockville
Mendy
Young Democrats
Mystery surrounding Mrs Trader death unfolds in probe
State investigators continue to probe the death of Mrs Jeannette Trader whose body was found in her Stock ton home. Prosecutors disclaim releasing incriminating statements while noting she faced numerous abdominal surgeries and that an autopsy revealed the entire abdominal cavity as a mass of adhesions.
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Sahburs
Mareh
Perinouta Grotius
Lee
Johan
Haat
Stockton
Jahnson
Worcester County
Irow Hall
Salisbry
Ty. McFadden Dick
Memorial Service At Hood For Mgr. Brodbeck
Hood College held a memorial service for Andrew H. Brodbeck longtime board president who died in Inverness Pay. Dr Joseph H Apple president emeritus praised Brodbeck for guiding Hood College remodeling Brodbeck Hall and his lasting impact on students and the college during the service in Brodbeck Hall.
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Hood College
Brodbeck
Hall Wa
Andrew H. Brodbeck
Ilinever
Joseph H. Apple
Hood
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