10000 Attended Local Food Show Crowns Baby Winners
Champion babies of Frederick city and county were crowned at the Food and Better Housing Show closing matinee at the State Armory. Wayne Bryan Winebrewer led the up to two years group, with runners up including Marline Hartman. Doris Jean Culler won the 2 to 4 years class. Eighty-two babies entered. the event drew more than 10 000 attendees and concluded with prizes and a Bathing Beauties skit.
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Frederick City
Food and Better Housing
We Serv-U Save-U
Frederick County
State Armory
Beby Dm
Wayne Bryan Winebrewer
John Winebrewer
Woodstoro
Marline E. Hartman
Ray Hartman
East Patrick Street
This City
Doris Jean Culler
Floyd Culler
East Third Street
Virginia Lee Thomes
Harry Thomas
Adamstown
E. C. Kefanger
Helma Hann
Frederick High School
E. M. Moberly
John M. Culler
Serv-U Save 0 Association
Alton Whitmore
Edward Daugherty
Treasury drive nets 2389 arrested for revenue crimes
Washington reports 2389 suspects jailed as the Treasury Department enforces a coordinated campaign against crime syndicates. Secretary Morgenthau praised the six agencies including Alcohol Tax, Coast Guard, Customs, Secret Service, Narcotics Bureau and Internal Revenue Intelligence for restoring respect for revenue officers and promising continued action beyond prohibition-era conditions.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
Treasury Revenue Police
The
Treasury
Alcohol Tax Unit
Coast Guard, Customs, Secret Service
Narcotics Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Plane lands safely after Congo jungle disappearance
A missing French colonial official and party reportedly landed in the Congo after two days in fog. Gov Renard and his wife were aboard the downed craft lost near Imeongo Cuban, 375 miles off course. Rescue efforts mounted as signals confirmed the landing. An Oakland sedan stolen near Mt. Pleasant, later recovered in Frederick.
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Paris
Congo
Imeongo
Edouard Renard
Clark P. Sheetenhelm
Mt. Pleasant
Oakland
State Armory
Charles Powell
Thurmont
Frederick
Ben Phebus
Opposition 10 percent sales tax faces continued fight
Annapolis Md March 17 opposition to the 2 per cent sales tax grows as the General Assembly pushes reef fund measures A utility tax proposals favored by Sen Lansdale G Sasseen and Sen Stedman Prescott would tax consumers for services such as telephone gas and electricity at 7 per cent with an estimated 50 million a year in Maryland and about 3 5 million annually in revenue Former Governor Albert Ritchie backs old age pensions in a letter urging legislative action and recalls his message that government must aid the aged
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Lansdale G. Sasseen
Prince George’s
Senate
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery
Maryland
Albert
Ritchie
Lee L. Dopkin
Citizens Meeting Discusses Rail Bills in Annapolis
A meeting at Red Men's Hall in Brunswick will discuss two Maryland legislature measures affecting rail operations. Protests from railroad executives cite limits on freight cars, passenger train lengths, and crew requirements. Speakers include B and O vice president C W Galloway and general counsel John J Cornwell. A San Juan bus bears the motto In God we trash.
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Red Men's Hall
Brunawick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annapolis
Baltimore and Ohio
C. W. Galloway
Railroad
John J. Cornwell
Mountaineer Held for Killing Officer in Leesburg
Thomas Quisenberry, a bearded mountaineer and moonshiner, was captured near Leesburg after a manhunt. He reportedly killed Federal agent Clarence J. McClary and wounded another, George Kirkpatrick, during a Sunday incident. Quisenberry was found hiding a mile from the earlier crime scene, armed but surrendered without further resistance.
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Leesburg
Thomas Quisenberry
Here
C. Burgess
Bayliss
Quisenberry
Clarence J. McClary
George Kirkpatrick
Fairfax
McClary
Faithful Circle Bible Class Held at Grace Reformed Church
The Faithful Circle Bible Class of Grace Reformed Church met February 26 at 7 30 p m at Mrs J Travers Thomas Rockwell Terrace with fifteen members and three visitors. Rev Ralph Hartman taught the session opened with song and prayer. The program included readings, recitation, songs and a piano solo, followed by refreshments and games. The next meeting will be at Misses Anna and Jen Roderick 4 East Third Street.
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Faithful Circle Bible
Grace Reformed Church
Ralph Hartman
J. Travers Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Herman
Travers Thomas
Martha Jane Culler
Kenneth Shaw
Jesus
Pauline Rice
Roy Nikirk
Anna
Jen Roderick
East Third Street
Hitler Uses French Vote To Push German Conscription
Associated Press reports Adolf Hitler seized on France's Chamber approval of extended military service to push Germany's rearmament plan. Von Blomberg once called the army a school for character, signaling a return to pre war forces as Europe watches. Moscow accuses Germany of preparing for war while Danzig conducts its April 7 election under Nazi influence.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Reichswehr
Werner von Blomberg
von Blomberg
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Sir John Simon
John
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Russia
Moscow
President and Mrs Roosevelt mark 30th anniversary with family picnic
Washington reports the 30th wedding anniversary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt as a typical family holiday. They heard news that secretary Louis Howe was improving, then enjoyed a horse ride and a surprise picnic with the family along the Potomac. A farm sale near Libertytown drew large crowds, with prices for horses, cows, heifers, and machinery totaling 3732.55, auctioned by Glenn Trout and others.
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Washington
Gardner
Roy Gardnner
Libertytown
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
R. H. Diller
Seven Hundred Pastors Detained in German Church Crackdown
Berlin reports that seven hundred pastors were arrested or detained as Nazi officers invaded Protestant churches across Germany to crush religious opposition. Among those taken in was Rev. Martin Niemoeller, leader of the Confessional Synod which opposed the regime’s unification plan.
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Berlin
Germany
Martin Niemoeller
Prussia
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