Gilson Named President of Farmers and Mechanics Bank
C Albert Gilson was elected president succeeding the late F L Stoner at the Frederick Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. W Mantz Besant became chairman of the board. Robert Delaplaine named vice president. William Storm named counsel. The four officials have long-standing ties to the bank, with Gilson entering at 15 and rising through roles to executive vice president in 1923.
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Albert Gilson
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frank L. Stoner
G Mantz Besant
Chusen
Frederick Institution
Rob'tn Delaplaine
William Storm
Gilson
Wilbur H. Duvall
Ofames H. Harris
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Besant
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
the News
the Post
Beet
Storm
Frederick
Stoner
Stoner 2Nd Storm
H. Gilson
Delaplaine
Chinese Guerrilla Bands Recapture Down Towns
Shanghai reports guerrilla groups recaptured a dozen towns north of the Yellow River as Japanese artillery bombarded southern strategic cities. Chinese forces along the Nonan Bogen border advanced 40 to 60 miles behind the line, while a cavalry detachment repelled a Japanese drive against Lint in southeastern Shantung, claiming 500 Japanese deaths. Japanese artillery targeted Menghsien and Wenhsien as they sought to cross the Lunghai railway between Chengchow and Loyang.
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Shanghai
Guerrlla
Yellow River
Nonan- Bogen
Sines
Lint
Shantung
Menghsien
Wenhsien
Lunghai
Chengchow
Loyang
Hog Prices Slide Lower In Chicago
Hog prices eased 15 to 25 cents in Chicago trading as buyers hesitated after a strong run. The top hog price touched 9.80 and cattle and lamb values moved lower on light slaughter lines. Wheat and corn markets recovered slightly on export and milling demand signals. Argentina’s corn crop is forecast to be the smallest in 15 years, with drought-reduced acreage and poor soil.
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Chicago
Duluth
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Buenos Aires
P. O. Nyhus
Bureau
Nyhus
Roosevelt demands TVA directors justify charges in dispute
President Roosevelt, upset over the TVA row, summoned Chairman Morgan Vice Chairman Morgan and Director Ashenthal to a Friday conference to seek proof and facts. A House resolution also seeks resignations from all three officials amid mounting back and forth.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
Harcourt Morgan
David Ashenthal
Jangnier
Mr. Roosevelt
TVA
Co-Eds Model Floral Style Show At Maryland
Mar thirty coed students in the University of Maryland Home Economics department modeled past and present dress styles in the annual Aural style show. Sponsored by the National Society of Florists, the event followed a two day floral short course drawing about 300 florists. Flowers formed a colorful backdrop as models showcased flowers as fashion accessories.
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College Park
Department of Home Economics
University of Maryland
National Society of Florists
New Tag To Mark Licensed Machines
Baltimore March 8 The present tag used to mark licensed pin ball machines and music boxes will be abandoned for new tag designs on May 1 State Comptroller Willam F Gordy Jr approved three new aluminum tags An octagonal tag for five cent pin ball machines a round tag for penny type machines and a square tag for music boxes Tags will bear license numbers and issuing authority Chief Deputy Joseph C McCusker said oval tags on all machines prompted inspectors to verify tags against licenses to confirm compliance
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Baltimore
Willam
Gordy
Joseph OC. McCusker
Answers to I Q A series with names and nations
The excerpt lists items including Albert B. Chandier of Kentucky as Majority Leader Alben W. Barkiler, a claim about a bill allowing the President to curb profiteering with profits capped by tax, Austria remaining independent, references to Sisters and a language trio Romansh German French and Italian.
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Albert B. Chandier
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkiler
Austria
Funk Candidate for State Senate in Brunswick Banquet
Delegate John B. Funk of Brunswick publicly entered the race for Frederick county state senator at a Brunswick Democratic committee testimonial dinner. The 33-year-old city engineer, former delegation chair, pledged unity, cited party welfare, and announced his candidacy against the incumbent Republican Harry W. LeGore. The event drew about 200 attendees and featured remarks by local officials and a later dance.
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John B. Funk
Brunswick
Frederick County
Brunswick Democratic Committee
Eagles Hall
General Assembly
Senate
Democratic Party
Annapolis
Funk
House of Delegates
George E Castle
Brunswick High School
Washington and Lee University
Harry W. LeGore
LeGore
Howard Marvin Jones
Joseph E. Chew
A. Lamar Barrick
Woodsboro
Charles 5. Houck
Walkersville
David C. Winebrenner
This City
Charles F. Deck
al Danner
Directors to Meet for Miliry Bank Regular Session
Directors of the First National Bank of Miliry plan a regular meeting on Thursday to consider electing a new president to replace the late Frank L. Stoner, Frederick.
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First National Bank of
Condemnation Action Sought on 800 Acres in Thurmont Hauvers
The United States seeks condemnation of about 800 acres in Thurmont and Hauvers districts for the Catoctin Recreational Area. Objections must be filed by April 12. Proceedings, entered in Baltimore, name Interior Secretary Ickes as acquiring agent. 50 defendants including Frederick County officials are summonsed.
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Thurmont
Hauvers Distric
United States
Bernard J. Flynn
C Ross McKenrick
United States District Court
Baltimore
Catoctin
Arthur L. Spamer
Maryland
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Frederick County
Land Office
State
Answers to Cranium Crackers and Malaria Case Counts
The page notes Lucas could recover 55 representing his ticket value before a drawing, but it cannot determine if his ticket would have won. It also reports about five million malaria cases in the United States in 1934, a year with a sharp rise in the disease.
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Lucas É
Lucas
United States
Collapse of Strawstack Frametwork Threatens Four Men
A wooden framing collapsing under a ten to fifteen ton strawstack at George W. Wilhide's Flint Siding farm narrowly missed four workers, all escaping uninjured as they moved a wagon and hay carriage moments before the structure gave way. The 12 by 20 foot frame stood about 25 feet high, with fifteen feet of straw, and had stood for two years with ongoing additions. Property damage was minor.
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George W. Wilhide
Lloyd, Chester
Albert Wilhide
Wilhide
Ralph
Charles Sharrer
Thurmont
Geyser Park Heat Anomaly Drops Depth Rule
A geologic note states that while the crust generally warms one degree per 56 feet, Yellow Stone Park's geyser region shows heat rising about one degree per foot, indicating an unusually steep geothermal gradient in that area.
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Yellowstone Park
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C. A Gilson
OFF and. Bank
G. Mantz Besant Chosern Chair
R. &. Dela
W. M. Storm
F. L. Stoner
Germany
New F. & M. Bank
G. Mantz Besant
C. Albert Guson
R. E. Delaplaine
William M. Storm
ESA
I. Q. Answers
Herbert Hoover
Students’ Association of the
University of Lille
France
Strawstack
Flint Siding
Peg
Delphey
West Patrick St
Talon Ra
Nation Department
Hendrickson
Kayser
Bennett
Tabler
Homer & Tabler
State Roads Commission
James L. Benson
Benson
Roads Commission
Harry W. Nice
Fice
Albert C. Ritchie
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Heckory
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