Izaak Walton League Plants 2000 More Trees
Frederick Chapter Izaak Walton League members and guests planted 2000 red pine trees on the Hamburg watershed bringing total trees planted to 4500. The group surveyed 1927 plantings, found Spring plantings healthy but Fall plantings required replanting due to winter cold. About 4000 more trees are planned with 1000 on Hamburg site and 3000 on city property known as the Dennis Shankle or old Nixdorff place. Planting began in the morning and ended in the afternoon with 23 workers. The committee included Reginald Biser, M L Bowers, Edward Shaw, S Brown Jr., Edward Bentz and Walter Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Izaak Walton
Hamburg
Dennis Shankle
Old Nixdorff Place
Charles W. Quynn
Reginald Biser
M. L. Bowers
Edward Shaw
Brown, Jr
Edward Bentz
Walter Duvall
Martin L. Bowers
John Ed. Schell
District Forester
Cyril Klein
First winner named in Mary land essay contest
Miss Jane Read of Covington Kentucky is named the first winner in the essay contest on historical and educational value of productions like Our Mary land and will visit Frederickton with three other youths and chaperone on June 26. The Cincinnati Times Star sponsors the contest with other papers in Pittsburgh Syracuse and Buffalo running similar contests. Barbara Fritchie's old home in Frederick is a national museum visited by about 22 000 tourists since Memorial Day. The winning essay on My Maryland portrays Civil War scenes and reflects on unity and the flag Your Land and Mr Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Read
Covington
Maryland
Frederickton
Miss Read
Cincinnatii Times-Star
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Union
Stonewall Jackson
My Marriand
Mr Merriand
Nebraska proposal backs depositors with state guarantee fund
Congressman Edgar Howard introduces a bill to create a nationwide guarantee system for banks modeled after Nebraska’s 1909 law. The plan would fund a depositors guarantee through state bank levies, covering about a thousand banks and limiting deposit interest to four percent. Howard argues federal backing is needed to stop widespread bank failures and protect savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Nebraska
Howard
Iowa
Guarantee Fund
Guaranteed Fund Commission
Commission
U. S
Hastings
Oklahoma
Brandh
Georgia
Federal Reserve System
Mother May Die Before Mrs Coolidge Arrives
Mrs Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge is gravely ill at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton with her condition worsening. Mrs Coolidge travels from Washington to be with her mother as doctors report a relapse and urgent need for her presence. Louise Shipley convalesces at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
J. H. Hayes
Cooley-Dickinson Hosrital
Dows
Washington
Le‘mira Goodhue
Coolidge
J. E. Hares
Louise Shipley
West
Patrick Street
Direderick City Hospital
Frederick Citizens Subscribe to Shenandoah Park Fund
Frederick residents pledged 3062.16 toward buying park lands in Shenandoah National Park Virginia. Virginia, Washington DC, and Frederick contributors total about 1,059,297.82 with 88 percent paid. Virginia legislature authorized 1,000,000 emergency funds. combined with private pledges and state aid may total 4,000,000 for park acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Alex Stuart
Friends of the Park Movement
Mr. Stuart
Washington, D C
Shenandoah Park
General Assembly
State of Virginia
Conservation and Development Commission of Virginia
Nomination Files Shaped for Zihlman in March Primary
Congressman Frederick N. Zihlman seeks Republican nomination after fleeing his certificate of candidacy. The Freeh? County Board of Election Supervisors expect formal announcement at the March primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Zihlman
Freerich , County Board of Election Supervisors
Zihlman
Mar
Adjudicated Bankrupts in Baltimore Court
Colonel Layman and Za C Layman and his wife were declared bankrupts today by the United States District Court at Baltimore. The bankruptcy papers were prepared and filed by Sherman P. Bowers, attorney at Ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layman
Za C. Layman
United States Thistries Court
Baltimore
Sherman P. Bowers
Ling. i
Ohio Klan funds totaled about ten million, witness says
J. R. Ramsey testified before Indiana Attorney General Gilliam that about $10,000,000 was collected by Ohio Ku Klux Klan members since the group entered the state. He identified panoramic photos from a 1926 Buckeye Lake Ohio meeting and described plans for a Klan officers home in eastern Ohio, which was never built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inianapolis
Ind
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
J. R. Ramsey
Gratiot
Wis
Arthur L. Giiliam
Indiana
Tramsey
Springfield
Night Riders of
Ramsey
Gilliam
Klan
Ohio Klan
Buckeye Lake
Agust
National Guard
Hiram W. Evans
Women to Attend Maryland Short Course At University
Rural Maryland women sign up for the annual Women’s Short Course at the University of Maryland June 18 to 26 with an elaborate program of study and entertainment. Frederick sent 47 attendees last year. organizers aim for 75 this year and urge signups soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Frederick
Federation
Helen Pearson
Adamstown
Ballenger
Braddock
Buckerstown
Emmitsburg
Harmony Grove
Hyrattstown
Ijamsville
Jefferson
Juz
Bridge
Kemptown
Liberty
Suit Case Brigade Heads to UK for Billie Barton Cheer
Liverpool March 26 The suit case brigade from Taosity boosters for the Baltimore horse Billie Barton arrived on the steamer Coronia from New York to see the Grand National Friday. The party numbered about 49 and will cheer Barton to victory. They proceed to London, with the steamer held for a few hours Saturday to permit Tarun enthusiasts to return to New York aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
APA
Taosity
Billie Barton
Coronia
New York
London
No City Pool Opening Awaited Despite Warm Spell
City officials including City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus said the city swimming pool would likely open around mid June. Warm May weather spurred questions about an immediate opening, but no mayoral comment was available. Forecaster notes show a brief warm spell followed by storms and a dip in temperatures expected by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Culler
W. C
Mercury
da Breas
Washington
George N Cage Brunswick Death Notice
George Newton Cage, 67, longtime Brunswick resident and B&O railroad engineer, died Saturday after two years of illness. Survived by widow and six children Maurice Kaetzel Robert Cage Lewis Cage Allen Cage Hugh Cage Earl Cage. Funeral Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick with burial Park Heights cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newton Cage
Brunswick
Cage
Baltimore
Cumberland
Maurice Kaetzel
Robert Cage
Washington
Lewis Cage
Connellsville
Allen Cage
Hugh and
Earl Cage
Jacques du Molay
Knights Templar
Frederick
Enoch Royal Arch
Brunswick Lodge
A. F
A. Masons Baum
Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Knights of Pythias
The
Brotherhood of Fireman and Engineers
Grace Episcopal Church
Burgess
Park Heights
C. H. Feete and Son
Huckster robbed of $500 near New Windsor
Ernest L. Harner a Carroll county huckster and produce man from Detour was held up by a highwayman at the foot of Hydes mill between New Windsor and Linwood between 8 and 9 p m Friday night. He lost 3500 in currency. The robber used a flashlight and a revolver but did not take checks or change. Harner informed State's Attorney Theodore F. Brown and Sheriff George C. Fowble in Westminster Saturday and officials began an investigation. The loss is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Harner
Carroll County
Detour
Hyde’s Mill
New Windsor
Linwood
Baltimore
Mr. Harner
Westminster
Hyde's Mill
Harner
Theodore F. Brown
George C. Fowble
Wade Chorus to Meet for Tally and Plans
A Wade Male Chorus tally meeting is set for Tuesday night at 315 o clock at the M P Moller Company headquarters on North Market Street. A buffet supper will follow at Hotel Frederick. Rehearsals for the Music Week concert begin after plans are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Chorus
Wade
M. P. Moller Company
North Market Street
Hotel Frederick
Bank Official Pleads Guilty in Maryland Forgery Case
Clarence P. Gasch, cashier at the First Nations Bank of Hiattsville Maryland, pleaded guilty in Federal Court to an indictment charging forgery and embezzlement. Samuel T. Brown, a National Bank Examiner, said the amount involved was five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mar
Clarence P. Gasch
First Nations Bank of
Hiattsville
Samuel T. Brown
National Bank Examiner
Lindbergh Flies Over Washington As Embassies Open
Col Lindbergh continues aviator tours over Washington to boost interest in aviation. He plans diplomatic embassy visits starting March 10, drawing passengers and attention to air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col Lindbergh
Maryland Racing Silence Shifts To Governor Support
State racing commission disbars Ranvoccas Stable linked to Larry F. Sinclair amid national probes and calls for a clean racing era. Governor Ritchie backs the action, while Galen L. Tait argues the move hides a $10,000 road fund shortfall. Earle Sande cleared for Maryland riding next season. A court challenge seeks to force a gasoline tax referendum. the matter heads to the Court of Appeals. Democratic Committee announces April 4 meeting. American University to hold Maryland high school extemporaneous speaking contest with scholarships. John Brown's Weverton farmhouse sold to a new owner who ran it for Joseph H. Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
State Racing Commission
Ranvocas
Larry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Ritchie
Galen L. Tait
New York
Kentucky
American ‘University At
Washington
Genre i B. Woods
College of Liberal Arts
Weverton
Washington County
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Joseph H. Savage
Two Die When Coupe Crashes into Bridge Abutment
In Richmond Virginia on March 26 two people died and two others were seriously injured when a small coupe struck a concrete bridge abutment on the Richmond Washington highway two miles north of Solomons store. The wreckage caught fire. The dead were Thomas W. Little, a Richmond life insurance agent, and Frances Coleman Wilkinson of Richmond. The injured include Thelma Deal McKeel and Archibald Alexander Little. The McKeel girl was reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond- Washington
Solomons Store
Thomas W. Little
Richmond Life Insurance
Frances Coleman Wilkinson
Alsy
Thelma Deal McKeel
Archibald Alexander Little
Thomas Tite
University of Virginia
Nes
Miss McKeel
Tragedy in Baltimore as bystander killed in street fight
Baltimore March 26 AP report says Charlie Golcboth 27 was killed instantly when a barrel struck his heart while attempting to stop a fist fight between friends Samuel Barrazzi and Nick Colona allegedly discharged the shot. Anthony Ross and Augusting Perna were held as state witnesses as police traced four men from Ross automobile. five shots were fired with four hitting the car radiator and one piercing Golcboth's heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mar
Charlies Golcboth
Samuel Barrazzi
Nick Colona
Anthony Ross
Augusting Perna
Ross
Gorchhoth
Borah Confident in $160000 Fund Raising
Washington reports Borah says total contributions near 689 dollars to Sinclair repudiation funds and remains sure of obtaining the full 1000 dollars he sought. He notes Republican responses to his plea to fund the campaign defection against Harry F. Sinclair. The text cites numerous small contributions and widespread mail responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barah
Harry F. Sinclair
Mall Amis
Germans Start New Transatlantic Flight Attempt
German Junkers Bremen set off from Tempelhofer Airdrome heading toward Baldonnel Ireland in a trial flight for a westward Atlantic crossing. The crew included Baron Von Hognefeld Captain Hermann Koehl and Mechanic Spindler with limited fuel planned to reach Ireland. Dublin officials claimed ignorance of the plan while promising Irish hospitality if they reach Baldonnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Mar
Junkers
Bremen
Atlantia
Soldonner
Templehofer Field
Berlin
Tempelhofer
Baldonnel
Ireland
Baron von Hognefeld
Hermann Koebi
Spindler
Baron von Huenefeld
Lloyd Steamship Company
Koehl
Friedrich Loose
Tenmipelhofer Field
Beldonne
America
Lufthansa
Atlantic
General Motors Leads Market Upward Again
In New York on March 26 the stock market rose as General Motors climbed 7 1/2 points to a new high around 1971 2. The bull movement broadened to include railroad shares while total early volume neared 2,504,900 shares. The day saw little news to affect securities and money rates eased to about 41 3/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Securies Cali
Damage Suit Over Auto Collision Grows At Brunswick
John L. Heffner of Brunswick sues Thomas F. Myers and Laura B. Myers with their son Charles B. Myers for $1000 after an automobile collision on the Brunswick Petersville road last July 223. Judge Newman presides. Walter E. Sinn and B. B. Rosenstock for Heffner. William M. Storm defends. Jury selection proceeds as term court trials continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Heffner
Brunswick
Thomas F. Myers
Laura B. Myers
Charles B. Myers
Newman
Hefner
Charles Myers
Brunswick-Petersville Road
Walter E. Sinn
B . B. Rosenstock
Heffner
Conard Property Withdrawn At Court House Sale
The two story brick house at 241 Dill Avenue offered for sale at the Court House by the heirs of the late Elizabeth Conard was withdrawn at 7800 dollars. Attorneys for the heirs were S A Lewis and William F E Darner was the salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conard
Dill Avenue
Court House
Elizabeth Conard
S.A Lewis
Heirsatian
Wiliam FE. Darner, wacSonner
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Izaak Walton League
Covington, Ky
Congress
Fred N. Zihlman
David J. Lewis
Lewis
Mr. Zidlman
Federal Tariff Commission
Hood Gym
Hood College
Armory
Joseph H. Apple
Ruth Anderson
Esther Hottenstein
S. Brooks Knowlton
D. J. Markey
Frances Good
Dorothea Hile
Alvin G. Quinn
Ruth E. Perry
Lois H. Balcom
College
Elizabeth Barber
Aeets
Harmony Grove Community Club
Hugh Dean
Claude Clemson
Elmer Thomas
A. R
Hotel Dixon
Cambridge
Marland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Emerson €. Hartington
SALR
Ernest J. Clark
National Society
Maryland Society
Henry F. Baker
BR. Storie
W. CG. A
Gladys Walck
Marjorie Keith Stackhouse
Gollere
God
Night Riders
County
College Park
Suit Case Brigade
George N. Cage
Baltimore and Ohio
State News On
Earle Sande
Racing Commission
Sande
Anne’ Rundel County
Secretary of State
Court of Appeals
Democratic State Central Committee
Hotel Bennett
J. Enos Ray
Borah
Conquer
Ocean
Newspaprer
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