Cissy Returns to Reuben in Maryland Countryside
Cissy flies 600 miles to confront Reuben Oliver on his Maryland farm as she questions his stubborn leap from Oklahoma prosperity to a quieter life. Their reunion reveals tension over money, duty, and a possible future, with Reuben insisting he is making the place his home though not permanently, while Cissy probes what awaits them beyond the fields and nearby neighbors.
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Issy
Cissy
Reuben Oliver
Maryland
Reuben
Hugo
Rube
Cleveland
Red ‘Head
Clem Rogers
Warder
Oklahoma
Chicago
Lake ‘Shore Drive
Rue de la Paix
Fifth Avenue
Duchess
Reuben O
Yves
Sticks
Baltimore
Moncey
Quarter Century Club Organized at Potomac Edson
Seventy three veteran employees of the Potomac Edson organization formed a Quarter Century Club at a Monday meeting in Frederick. Seventy six were eligible. 66 attended. Charles E Esworthy of Frederick, 84, began in 1905 and is the oldest employee. Jared E Dawson of Cumberland, 52 years, elected president. Officers include R Lee Crum, Janes Stewart, George F Johnson, and Campbell McKelvey. A booklet with bios and early photos was issued, and a gold watch presented to each veteran.
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Potomac Edison
Frederics
Dagmar
Potomac Edson
Charles E. Esworthy
Esworthy
Jared E. Dawson
Cumberland
Dawson
R. Lee Crum
Frederick
Janes A. Stewart
Frostburg
Geo. F. Johnson
Campbell McKelvey
Waynesboro
Naval Expansion Is Brought Before House
Washington March 14 The House split over a billion dollar navy expansion to guarantee peace or risk war Rep Dies urged strong defense citing Hitler’s Austria moves while Rep Tinkham called the plan a foreign policy bill Police arrested 40 demonstrators after anti Hitler protests Austria owed the United States over 240 million for relief and American bonds were discussed Senator Norris withdrew a proposed TVA probe Bridges and other TVA critics remained unhappy with the Norris text President Roosevelt urged action to end forest land deferral and rehab of cut over areas FTC powers over ads for foods drugs and cosmetics won Senate approval amid tariff hearing start
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Washington
Sar
House
Rep
Dies
Texas
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Hitler
Hitller
Norris
Repracka
TVA
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Bridges
Republican
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Administration
Anniversary Banquet Plans for Frederick Tailoring Co
Frederick Tailoring Social Club meets at Hotel Frederick to plan a sixth anniversary banquet for the Frederick Tailoring Company. About 150 members attend as proposals pin May 20 or May 22 for the observance at Vindobona hotel Braddock Heights. Nicholas DeVenestis addresses the group. Joan Sveinsdoer fer presides. Ruth Picket reads the minutes. A buffer luncheon and dance follow with Guy Fisher’s orchestra.
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Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Frederick Tailoring Company
Frederick
Frederick’ Tailoring
Exacr
Nicholas DeVenestis
Joan Sveinsdoerfer
Salt Elevates the Craft of Cooking Across Ages
Without salt, culinary art regresses to stone age methods. Salt has shaped flavor, preservation, and texture in cuisines worldwide, influencing chefs and home cooks alike through history. Its mineral properties enhance palatability and food safety.
Turned Defeat Into Five in a Rubber Bridge Hand
In a detailed bridge analysis by WW. E. McKenney of the American Bridge League, a hand turned a loss into a five by five contract after complex bidding. West faced a doubtful two diamond bid and an overcall by East, South’s spade trump, and regret over not doubling the five clubs, illustrating how even low-plus plays can alter outcome in a high-stakes board.
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WW. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
West
East
South
Diamonds
Optimistic six no trump leads to dramatic ruffing finish
In a cramped six no trump contract, South survives a first heart knoc kout with a precise sequence. North ruffs clubs, West ducks diamonds, spade play and a heart back allow South to win the last tricks. The defenders misfire, and South claims the contract by ruffing and discarding on clubs and spades. North and South can sometimes make four hearts with less aggressive bidding.
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South
East
West
North
iNorth
Legislators Split Over Proposed Reciprocal Trade Pact
Western wool growing state lawmakers opposed tariff cuts while Eastern industrial areas favored some tariff reductions, sparking a clash in Congress over a proposed reciprocal trade agreement with Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Notable Maryland Virginia Names List in 19th Century Notices
A dense OCR of names and towns across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania appears. It lists individuals including Victor J McKelvey Paul Smith John Wagner D Edgar McKelvey Henry Stockslager Andrew Way William Humm Ira Cantner C Frank Hoffman Byler Emil Nelson Kemp John Davis Charles Jones Clarence Bowers Cornell Fox Henry Holzanfer Jr Harry Zimmerman George Baker Robert Smith Clyde Wachiell John Marshall Stewart Chas Stiteley Frank Heffner William Miller Arthur Baker Clyde Moler John Fritts Charles Town Joan Summers Roger Mitchell Thomas Harshman with several families from Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Martinsburg Piedmont Frostburg and Waynesboro.
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BR. Paul Smith
Mr. Smith
A. E Town
Jared E. Dawson
Cumberland
Melvilie Fuller Riley
Hagerstown
A. M. Davis
Chas. H. Kidwell
Roy Lee Crum
Frederick
Ralph M. Wolfe
George Johnson
Richard Martin
Campbell McKelvey
Waynesboro
John E. Dick
Charles A. Potter
Milner J. McKenzie
O. C. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
James A. Stewart
Frostburg
James Albert Wiant
Frank Deardorff
Charles M. Hutzell
William Henry Steinhaus
Edward Luther Koogle
Jesse M. Haugh
Emory L. Coblentz
David Washington Mack
Clinton E. Main
Elmer J. Koogle
Benjamin G. Leary
Keévser
Charles M. Titlow
Luther M. Horine
William Henry Davids
Charles Town
W. Vastor J. Koogle
John Russell Froehlich
James Sherman Castle
Harry G. Fox
Winchester
Charles E. Elworthy
Harry W Rainsberger
Chester R. Kesselring
Edward M. Mantz
Harry G. Jones
Louis B Mundex
Jeremiah W. Shelley
George Edw. Crouse
Albert W. Kefauver
Emory Luther Bittle
Victor J. McKelvey
KR. Paul Smith
John A. Wagner
D. Edgar McKelvey
Henry Clinton Stockslager
Andrew J. Way
William C. Humm
Ira M. Cantner
C. Frank Hoffman
Fred Erasmus E. Byler
John M. Firle
Emil K. B. Nelson
Cornell Fox
Henry Holzanfer, Jr
Harry E. Zimmerman
George H. Baker
Robert L. Smith
Clyde C. Wachiell
John Marshall Stewart
Chas H. Stiteley
Frank L. Heffner
William A. Miller
Arthur S. Baker
C. Clyde Moler
John L. Fritts
Joan H. Summers
Roger ¥. Mitchell
Thomas Henry Harshman
Smoke Bomb Explosion Triggers Street Scene Stir
A smoke bomb attached to a car starter on East Patrick Street near the Square Corner caused a flare of smoke rising above second story windows. An onlooker approached the vehicle as the device ignited, startling the driver and a companion before officers secured the scene.
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East Patrick Street
Mts
Slampece
T ‘Curthstone Loafers
William E. Miller
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