Col Woodcock Kiwanians Hear On Free Speech
Col Amos W. Woodcock, former Prohibition official and educator, spoke at the ATES Club luncheon on academic freedom and free speech in the United States Constitution. He cited the Louisiana tax ruling on newspapers, discussed espionage law, and urged professors to pursue truth while recognizing interpretive differences in student and public discourse.
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Roosevelt Seeks Over Two Billion for Relief Program
Washington March 17 President Roosevelt told congressional leaders he would request more than two billion dollars to continue the work relief program for a full year beyond its current end. A White House conference discussed the message to Congress and how the funds would be spent. Senator Robinson Arkansas and leaders from both parties commented on the proposal amid debate over national relief costs.
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Community notices and social visits in Middlebury area
A flood of local social updates lists visits among residents of Middlebury and nearby towns. Mrs OC FE Sn und som toy at Priany in Bal and Mir Ruy Boom host gatherings. families like White, Sherman, Snare, Delphy, and Zimmerman are mentioned visiting relatives in Baltimore, Baltimore areas, and Westminster. The Ladies Bible Class held a March meeting at Mrs Charles Sherman’s home with many attendees, followed by refreshments.
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Iit Union
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Mary Weer
Caories Halthorpe
Abert White
Thomas
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Charistine
Albert Whie
Wade Sherman
Earl Myers
Union Bridge
Thelma Sutely
Wabtur Delphy
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Lorin Austin
Rosie Snare
Jacob Snare
Charles Sherman
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Frank Rentzel
Earl Rakestraw
Raymond Johnson
End
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Westminster
Jack Snare
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M. EL Church
Anna Lowman
Beymar
Guip
B. T. Bickeley
Hany Shank
O. E Hess
Orville Les Callest
Carne Crouse
Edith Repp
Anns Lowman
Moile Winemiller
Ruth Repp
Linda Lowman
Exmmich
Charlies Savior
Arthur
Lowman
Anna Biddinger
McKin
Bessie Harbaugh
Molle , Winemuller
Virgie Miller
George Delphy
Wilbur Delphy
Pauline Cromell
Alton Whitmore
Marshall Green
Ithian Zimmerman
Raphory
Joseph Thekinge
Robers “Jemus
Elvin Jossickie
Pauline Crom
Lilian Zimmerman
Helen Clier
Blanche Rice
Edna
Ginca Culler
Dowty Zimmerman
M Dred Heller
Jackie Zimmerman
Dog Bit Child Court Hearing Delivers Fine
Francis Gray, a Frederick colored youth, found guilty of possessing a dog that bit two children, one seriously enough for seven stitches. Magistrate Water E Sinn imposed a five dollar fine plus costs. Gray denied owning the dog and claimed he was paying the physician’s bill.
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Frederick
Water E. Sinn
Gray
Steve Hritsings
Washington
Kritsings
Krtsings
CCC
Austin
Howard Holingsworth
Suit Removed Here $10,000 Damages From Auto Crash
A $10,000 damage suit arising from a September auto accident on the Taneytown Westminster road was moved between counties and set for trial in the February term of the local Circuit Court. Plaintiff Lewis Ahibin of Baltimore alleges negligent operation by truck owner Wingerd H. Domer and driver J. Donald Baker, causing injuries including a broken rib and facial cuts. The case was moved from Washington to Allegany and then Frederick counties at defendant and plaintiff motions.
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Taneytown-Westminster
Lewis Ahibin
Balimore
Washington County
Wingerd HH. Domer
J. Donald Baker
Avlegany County
David A. Robb
Frederick County
Anbiy
Tarellosa-Westminster
Westminster
Baker
Dy Deemer
Ahohin
Marvons
L. Wethered Barro
Sunday school cuss meets at Walkersville home
35 members and four visitors attended a Sunday school gathering at Mrs Ciemn Zimmerman’s Walkersville home on Monday evening. Zimmerman, vice president, led the meeting with prayer and a hymn selection. The program included scripture reading by Mrs Haiph Zimmer man and a response song.
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Bussard Couple Quietly Celebrate 30th Anniversary Near Jefferson
Mr and Mrs John T Bussard near Jefferson quietly observed their 30th wedding anniversary at home Monday. Relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Raymoud Erler and Mrs Harry of Feagarile joined in the celebration.
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Jefferson
Raymoud Erler
George E. Davis
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Mary
Alice
Louise
Jean Davin
Bussard
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Feagarile
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