War Prosperity Dubbed Fallacy By Goucher Scholar
Dr. Etta Loon of Goucher College in Baltimore labeled “war prosperity” a fallacy in Frederick, arguing war profits do not offset debts or depressions. She urged embargoes, price controls, and peaceful legislation, noting war costs and profits harm taxpayers and economy. Local peace group meetings elected officers and discussed peace education programs in Hood College and area schools.
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Etta Loon
Department of History
Goucher College
Baltimore
Uta
Lonm
Leon
Frederick
Womac
Internal League For Peace and Freedom
Presbyterian Church
Caaiman
Louise R. Heath
Hood College
C-Cairman
Aire
Edgar EH. McBride
Cearies E Webler
Charles WW. Lough
Br. Lonn
Mendaliny
Lonn
RO. T. C
Amos
John Hed
Apple
WC. Rorel
James B. Ranck
Amos J. Traver
Speke
Bouic Named Counsel for Montgomery County
Bouic was appointed counsel to the Montgomery County Court Commissioners Tuesday amid the arrest of Edward Pes Ris on embezzlement charges of about 2000 dollars from county funds. The appointment, linked to the Fusion party, Wed to formalize state duties. Also noted were social acknowledgments at a community gathering with several named attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Steck, Mr. Toms, and Mrs. Heiner, among others.
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Rockville
Bouic
Attosusy
Fusion Party
Moscom- Sycouny
Montgomery Court
Ste Edweard
St Mont
Sro
Ann
AM Lalu Toms
Mic Ang Rts
Mas
Steck
Bussard
Lusher Brubaxer
Walter Heiner
Toms
Beware Rice
Austin Toms
Hazel
Washington, D. C
Ruseet Rewuce Sard
P T A Meeting Delayed By Weather In Lewistown
The Lewistown P T A meeting scheduled for Tuesday night was postponed due to bad weather and will now be held Thursday at 7:45 PM in the school.
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P.T. A
Lewistown
Ana
Res
Economy Cleaners
North Market Stree
Gare
Mrs England Dies at 60 After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Hatte E. England a native of the city, prominent in real estate and contracting in Washington and Virginia, died in Emergency Hospital Washington at age 60. She left Fregeeck years ago, developed property at Lyon Park and Chemydsle Virginia, and taught school here. Survived by husband Charles T. England and four brothers, one sister. Funeral services planned at Geaxler's 736 Pennsylvania Avenue. Burial in Fairfax County.
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Luther Lenhart
Fannie Blanche
Riggies
Luther Lenhar
Howard
Nell le
Luther Harshman
Frederick
Laurence V. Riggles
St. Barnabas Chapel
Winchester Street
C. E. Cline and Son Funeral Home
East Sweet
Mt . Cemetery
Mrzs
Hatte E. England
Washington
Virginia
England
Lyon Park
Chemydsle
Colum
Hogland
John England
Charles T. England
Covington
Councy
Nathan J. England
This Ciy
Walter
Fjamsville
Woward England
Rocatile
Galifonia
Imogene Englend
Personal notices from Hagerstown and nearby areas
Mrs. Wilbur C. Legere of Lesore Mid is visiting Hagerstown with friends. Mr. William B. Bennet will return to New York after attending a wedding and a holiday at home. Mrs. John T. Bes and Mrs. Jed Young with Mrs. Williams Anderson received the National Flower and Garden Snow in Baltimore. The Star notes Thelma Singer, a nurse at Frederick City Hospital, vacationing with her parents near Gettysburg, Pa. Miss Snyder plans to return to duties Sunday.
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Wilbur C. Legere
Lesore
Mid
Hagerstomnm
Willam B. Bennet
Evercossom
New York
Baltimore
John T. Bes
Jed Young
Wilams
Anderson
Thelma Singer
Frederick City Hospital
Clarence Snyder
Gettysburg
Snyder
Families Flee as Potomac Flood Rises Locals Abandoned
Bridges accessible only at 10 am. Harpers Ferry bridge blocked from town side. Route 340 above water on Maryland side. Mood Cumberland reported. high water flooded Blue Ridge lines and Cumberland drugstore floor. Greyhound schedules canceled Pittsburgh area. Poles broken. few service outages. Berkeley Springs marooned residents used rafts as water receded.
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Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Elph Mulholland
National Guard
Cumberland
Blue Huge Denes
Hancock
Potomac Eduen Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Wess Second Street
Water F. Zeig
Will of Miss Helman Bequeaths Estate to Five Heiman Nephews and Niece
The will of Miss Irekel G Helman of Emmitsburg was recorded today. She leaves her real estate on West Mant Street to Percy A Heiman James S Heiman Clarence Helmen Cumberland Joseph N Heinan Wikensburg Pa and Reiner S Heiman Hamburg N Y and Gertrude B Shupe Fen Mar children of James M Heilman. The rest of her estate goes to the five heirs. Henry Warrenfelz named executor with authority to sell estate at public or private sale. Will dated October 24 1830 and witnessed by Frank W Wear J Ward Kerrigan.
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Irekel G. Helman
Emmitsburg
Register of
James S. Heiman
Clarence
85th Birthday Celebrated for Mrs Walter in Doubs
The 85th birthday of Mrs F A Walter was celebrated in Doubs with four generations present including great granddaughter Patricia Lee Walter. A noon country dinner followed by evening refreshments marked the family gathering at the Wws home owned by A W Walter of Baltimore. Notable attendees spanned children and grandchildren from several states. Also noted is W G Bright of Thurmont named to the Dean’s list at Franklin and Marshall College for high semester averages.
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F. A. Walter
St Wats
Toover
A.W. Walter
Baltimore
C. F. Walter
Patricia Lee Walter
Eb, Alaun
Doubs
C. F
Bruchie
Washington, D
AL OW
Water
CG. A. Walter
Laurence Hobbs
Caronsyillel
H. Ray South
Lows Aimrence Hobbs
Louthan Joseph C. Walter
Robert Wa
C. J. B. Wiliam Moors
Washington
Nisa
Eleanor Hoobs
Catons’ Mond W. Water
Fredercix
Larence A. Walter
Wal Barbara
Turner Baiter
Frederick
Jean Rae Moore
Jan Ann
Boboy Gruchie
Washington, D. C
Margaret Ann
A. W. Walter
Patricia Lee W
Laurence Hodis
Joseph
W. G. Bright
Ars Edward David Broght
Thurmont
Deen
Franklin and Marshall College
Lst
Mc Bright
Chicken And Oyster Supper Events In Local Halls
Local notices list Chicken And Waffle Supper at Lewistown Community Hall on Tues and Wed evenings March 24 and 25 with Penny nichts. Braddock Grange Hall hosts an Oyster Supper on Thursday March 19 from 5 to ?. Dance Tonight features The Elder Bros Orchestra. Card of Thanks from Mrs Ida Kontz thanks friends and notes flowers and use of automobiles from her children.
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Lewistown
Penny Nicht
Berea
Citizens” Assoc
Braddock Grange Hall
Ida EO Kontz
Trederick Building stock issued in Frederick Md
Trederick Building Association of Frederick County Maryland begins issuing Series No. 42 stock on April 4 1936. Shares available from the association and Frederick County Nations Bank secretary W Carty. Mortgage loan applications urged promptly. Also mixed ads and notices for local events and services appear in the page.
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Trederick Building Association
Frederick County
W . Carty
Fredert County Nations Bank
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Easter Treat for Vets
In Frederick County the Legion Auxiliary met to arrange the annual Easter treat for ex-service men and county patients at the State Sanatorium. Attendance was low, prompting a possible special meeting soon to finalize plans. Also noted was a mental hygiene clinic held Tuesday at Winchester Hall with psychiatrists from Johns Hopkins involved.
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County Health
Winchester Hall
Kammer, Schneider and Beck
Hamel Lane
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
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Lewis E Burck
Lewis Edward Burck
West Souch Street
Theodore A
Elizabeth Rhesds Bustk
Independent Hose Company
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Airs
Emma i Kise Burek
Hecsiey Keller
Chas
Sraest
RK. Woodley Emme
R. Woodley
Frederick Woodley
Mr. Woodley
Rome
John W. Teufel
West Payee
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Mrs. England
Fister Aaa
Ldiatn
Tae GA
Potomac
Berkeley
Darit C. Wimebrenzer
City
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Wile
Miss Helman
C. F. M Walter
Absen
Mgrs
Douglass ¥ V. Ver
Wasiingtom
D.C
The
Elder Bros Orchestra
Tre
Conoco
Bartie
Red Mehrling
Balto
Pike iFisher
Hamilton Market
E. Pat Si
Sewing Circle Minstrels
Calvary M
Agmusszen
Charles A Walters
M Op
Libertytown
Alw Berry
Hal
A. H Brust
Montevie Pike
G. H. Milyard
W. Patrick
Maine
R. Fisher Coal CO
B. Ando Ave
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Lewis Shankle
S. Market St
Frederick, MD
GuErnsey
Hall's
Kent
East Third St
Fenny Bingo
Ited Fire CO. Hall
Dick “Ho-Cha” Gardner
Camp Coz NL Club
Galen Wright
Wil
Harry C. Nickel
Eas Sixth Street
Wirth Amberg
Jordan
Care News-Post
Potts & Griffin
Salvation Army
R. Ames Hendrickson
Robert L. Smith
Charman
Oi Market Shoes
Apri Addy
Philip Wertheisser
Halls Guernsey Dairy
Staley Motes
Docze Seden
Grahem Sai
Chevry
Farnsworth
Bouser
Ataredia
Norman A. Smith
Woodsboro
Market St
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Key
W Grans Starpis Son Place
DeGra I-Aeit
Electric Motor
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Office Fury
Transnusion
Hagerstoan Equipmentown
Josefh D. Baker
HotMrs D. Baker
Joux H. Baken
Josyua McDirt
Wils G. Zimmerman
Potts & Griffin Realtors
Noah E. Cramer
Lisstre
Fauor
Mackéare
Oream Market
Los
Eaton Shed
Sir Mead
NCA
Covert Street
Marca
Eli G. Haige
Frede
Count John L. Rauwaka
Selicites
Eli G. Aedmar
Equity St Court
Frederick Cou
Equ Maron
J. Travers Thomas
Josefa D. Baker
Charles H. Coxtey
M.D
Joan S. NewMan
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Boumes D. Baker
Daxtex
Baker
Joan H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Id West
Bath
Reodore Alexan
T. Deiapiai
Tird Ploor Apt
Modern
East Tana
Seoul
Rockwell Terrace
RS Tyson
Srdast
P. Luther Rice
William M. Storm
Florida
United States
Mami
Eck
Rae Osck
Eaare
Apriy
Presser
Gilmore R. Flautt
Mere
Marez Street
North
Besset
Noa
HS East
Chapel
Bain Price
North Market Street
Robert J. Dar
Adam
A. m. Sharp
Union Bridge
Co. W. Auctioneerter
Awsburg
Emizes
Hard Rocks
Eorles
Jonn W. ON
Barmosd L. Kelly
Cinacheon Higats
Samus
Irs
Rogers
Seifer
Lalimmere
California
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