Officers Named At City Hospital Annual Meeting
The Board of Managers elected Mrs. J. Cline as president with Robt. E. Delaplaine joining the Board of Trustees. New officers include Mrs. C. S. Cline as president and Miss M. Louise Johns men as first vice president. Committees were named and a full executive staff listed. The report noted 136 patients treated, 107 admitted, 103 discharged, 53 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chy Hospital
Tuesay atermogn
Georgianna
Jouck Simmons Nurses Home
J . H. Cline
Robt
E Délaplaine
Thomas H Haller
ard
Ams
Richard F. Nalin
Perec
Board of Marsters
c. 5. fine
M. Louise Johmsen
3aneis H. Markell
Samuel Rosenstock
reading
Grayson
Charles W. Ross
Jr. McCardel
mmond Clary
W. Clinton McShey
Wiliam B. Lebbert
Guy B_ otter
Francis X Sisley
Frank Dertzbaugh
Andrew Anan
Jory L. Cobleniz
Edward VIII Marriage Question Sparks Commons Debate
London March 11 AP The Commons heard a royal message read by Neville Chamberlain on Edward VIll bachelor king 41 in which the contingency of his marriage was discussed. The message urged consideration of provisions for the king queen and royal household amid the long held question of his marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward VIER
Eaeg
England
mar merry
House of Commons
Edward
Neville Chamberlain
Safety Council To Meet Publicly On Safety Issues
A county safety council meeting is planned with John P. Rossuver of the Baltimore Safety Council to speak. Representatives from state and local organizations will attend to hear the speaker on workplace hazards and safety education.
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l county
Safer Council
John P. Rossuver
Baltimore Safety Counci
Restmrer
Comexd chairan
Sas Sais
OcDerers
Thomnon
Cans
Byorles
CG. Hefanver
Halu
Edge Russel
enginneering
Eugene W. Pritt
imman
Elmer F. Mucshower
taffir reguations
thaomas of
sia
Temperatures and Sun Times Reported
The record shows yesterday’s high and last year’s high, plus today’s low and last year’s low. Sunset is at 6.12 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6.22 a.m. Moonrise is at 10:50 p.m. Digoe seis lomerraner SOT fs Blas.
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las
sught
City Sees Warm Night Since November 13
Residents woke to unseasonably mild conditions with temperatures near 30 degrees and snow remnants mixing with rain. Farmers report frost damage risk as county reports ongoing thaw with patches of frozen ground still present and prospects for rain or snow in the coming days.
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ifain
Fredericksonians
tumar
Wright Secures Contract for 512 Airplane Engines
Wright signs a contract with Pautical Corps J for 512 new airplane engines. Mrs. Lewis K. Woodard Sr of West-Tinsier has a daughter, Mrs. William C. Neidig, and entered University Hospital Baltimore on Monday.
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Wright
Pautical Corps, J
Lewis K. Woodard, Sr
West- Tinsier
University Hospital, Baltimore
William C. Neidig
N C Graybill Dies at Windsor Orchard Proprietor
Nelson Charles Graybill of Windsor died after a long heart illness at Johns Hopkins Hospital following brief treatment at Pol Hospital Hamburg Pa He was aged about and longtime Windsor orchardist a prominent citizen active in the Church of the Brethren He is survived by his second wife and a daughter from that marriage and by his first wife a brother and other relatives The funeral will be Saturday at his home with services by local clergymen in the Church of the Brethren and other churches. burial in a mausoleum.
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Grand Lodge of land
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Francis Scots Key
Grand Lodge
Charles W. Heid
Rebbekahs
Samaritan Rebersh Lodge
Robert A. Bennest
S. Elmer Brown
O. W
Frank Miller
Mt. Acry
Nelson Charles Gr
Bea f Detectors
Cotegerdon
Greybul
Pol Hospital
Ha iburg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
sue Margare
Anza Snader
Warnesvoro
Sharp Advance Made By Some Specialties
AP reports a market advance with investors bidding up shares in farm implements and alcohol sectors. Industrial names such as American Sugar Refining and International Harvester show gains while several major stocks move briskly before easing.
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uts atlas Juyers
Snandal
ratis
utmpiers
AmeraGa Ol
getU
International Harvester
Deere
American Telephone
U. S
Peace overtures spurned by York workers
Report from York on March 11 states leaders and workers rejected a recommendation by W. to grant permanent status and good faith employment terms. They refuse to rehire amid disorder and violence surrounding the dispute.
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York
Leacers
James J. Bucking
DeMolay Meeting Minutes Note Appoints Chair and Committee
The second meeting of DeMolay discussed and approved officer roles with Mrs Gilmore R Flautt as chair. A treasurer was named and a committee was formed to contact DeMolay boys' mothers about Rais mes and next meeting set for the second Thursday of each month.
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DeMolay
eacn
a.snv
Gilmore R. Flautt
Arethar McCanner
Treasury data withheld on corporate tax plan amid budget talks
Washington March 11 report that a Ways and Means subcommittee is debating a tax levy on undistributed corporate earnings to cover potential losses and maintain operations. Discussion includes exempting banks and insurers, possible higher brackets, and securing about 620 million in added income with a 792 million tax amount sought by the administration.
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Treasury
Rocmeselts
Canedenia
Dwelling and Mill Destroyed by Fire in Howard County
Fire swept the Daisy road area early Sunday destroying the Frank DeLashmutt dwelling and a nearby mill once known as Carr’s Mill. Loss estimated at $5,000. Mt. Airy Fire Department responded around 5 a.m. as the fire, fueled by a wood stove, spread before crews could contain it. DeLashmutt and his wife were present. insurance covered some losses.
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Frank DeLashmut
Daisy road
Howard county
mit
Carr
DeLeshonuts
Mt. Airy
DeLashman
Herman S. Beck
DeLashmutt
Jassie Headed to Questioning in Kidnap Case
An unidentified suspect named Jassie was en route from Panama and heading into questioning in a kidnapping case. Police expect arrangements to be made soon and the suspect is due to arrive in New York in about two weeks. The governor indicated progress toward the case involving Col. Charles Lindbergh's aide.
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Panama
Taor Homan
Gonteen
repchard Hawantmann
Ednes
Col
Charles A. Liindbergh
Brine
Trial Ends When Boy Admits Manslaughter
Reading Pa March 12 AP) A 12 year old junior high school student ended his plea today by admitting guilt to manslaughter. The boy testified of mistreatment by his father, who was slain as he emerged from his home February 36. Attorneys and family members conferred before the judge disposed of the case as the boy took the stand amid objections.
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Reading
Toomas
pete
guty
rollo
Juvente Court
Toontas
Treatment for 30 Frederick County Children by Miss Westfall
Thirty children ages 4 to 16 in Frederick County receive physiotherapy from Miss Eleanor Westfall, focusing on poliomyelitis infantile paralysis club feet and posture. She works three days weekly in Frederick and Brunswick, with fourteen girls and five boys among cases, including a preschool child.
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Frederick county
chhldren
Eleanor Westfal
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Frederick
North Markey street
Winchester Hall
Parkeny
Washington street
Miss Westfall
shen
Limitations Plea In County Claim For Hull Care Reimbursement
The Western Maryland Trust Company acting for the Robert E Hall estate interposed a statute of limitations defense in Circuit Court. The county seeks reimbursement of 2000 for Hull’s board and care at Springfield State Hospital from 1905 to 1920, with annual payments reduced to 125 since then. Attorneys argue actions on accounts must be brought within three years of cause, asking dismissal.
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Western Maryland Trust Company
Robert E. Hall
Circuit Cours
Hull
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
hospital
Edward 3. Delapsine
Aledthro tom McSherry
Commiss Sr
Rob E. Clapp
Court to Hear Case of Danel Holland on Monday
The docket lists Danel Holland, a colored individual, charged with bastard. Patrick M Schnauffer is named as attorney for the case, with a hearing scheduled for Monday.
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Wreomenses Harmer
ée Inn
Fates Srna
Danel Holland
Patrick M Schnauffer
Double Liability Law Likely To Be Repealed
Howard, chairman of the Judiciary committee, said the bill sponsored by the State Banking Department faces repeal if passed. Senator Joseph Donovan, a Democrat, is mentioned.
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Joseph Donovan
Howard
Judiciary committee
France Threatens Action If Hitler Holds Rhineland
Paris reports France will quit the League of Nations unless Britain backs its demand for Reichsfuhrer Hitler to withdraw troops from the Rhineland. Foreign Minister Flandin seeks London talks with Eden as Britain convenes an emergency cabinet. Berlin says the League will open without a German Reich representative if needed.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
League of Nations
Great Britain
Hitler
Rhineland
Pierre Etienne Flandin
London
Locarno
Flandin
Anthony Eden
Potemkin
Sovier
Russia
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Viscount Halifax
House of Commons
Crear Buin
recone
Suerope
Berlin
Savwirdar
Geneva
Janquil
sisteen
League Counsil
sess
Hucer
Austria
Munich
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D. C. Winebrones
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Weather Bureau
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Rebekahs
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