Youth Week Officials Take Charge At City Hall
Frederick High School principal announces eighteen senior students named as temporary city officials for two hours during Youth Week. Roles include Mayor Kenneth Alexander and aldermen George Stup Robert Gardner Leslie Moore John Satis ar Lawrence Rice, plus Chief of Police Robert Whitmore City engineer Alien Quynn Jr City attorney Glenn Orrison and others. Dinner at Francis Scott Key hotel with Dr. Fred G. Holloway as speaker precedes a hobby show and Thursday soap box derby on West Second Street.
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City Hall
A. L.leary
Frederick High School
Kenneth Alexander
George Stup
Robert Gardner
Leslie Moore
John Satisar
Lawrence Rice
Robert Whitmore
Alien Quynn, Jr
Glenn Orrison
City Register
William Crist
Staley John
Herbert Stately
Elijah Hartman
Healty
Robert Staley
Stanley Wilkins
Ames Ewing
Arthur Cole
Guyamsburg
Culler
J. Walker Ae Carty
Bcters
C. Cyril Klein
Bar. Carty
Mr. Klein
Francis Scott Key
Fred G. Holloway
Western Maryland College
Fred W. Springer
Winchester Hall
West Second Street
North Beniz Street
West College Terrace
Safety Films Shown To Students At High School
At Frederick High School two safety films We Drive and Challenge To Chance were shown to about 1,100 students in three showings this morning. Ralph W. Boyer of the Automobile Association of Maryland organized the program at Miss Mary Shuff’s English class. Prof A L Leary spoke before each showing about safe driving, traffic rules, and road signs. The films will also be shown at Taurman High School on Wednesday at ten o clock.
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Frederick High School
Ralph W. Boyer
Frederick
Automobile Association of Maryland
Mary & Shuff
A. L. Leary
Taurman Hish
Sight-Seeing Tours Stop at Francis Scott Key Hotel
Three tour groups include Frederick on their itinerary and stay at the Francis Scott Key hotel in coming days. Tonight 63 students from a New Zealand high school led by J A Silver will have a supper party at the hotel. A Green Tours group from Boston will lunch there Wednesday. A New England high school group led by Miss Doris Wyman of Revere High School will dine stay and breakfast there Thursday after arriving via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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I Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Zeaaland High School
J. A. Silver
Baltimore and Railroad
Boston
Mass
Pss
New England
Doris Wyman
Revere High School
Bos Jton
Baltimore and Ohio
Conference Notes on Labor Relations Bust of Duty
A Washington report from May 3 references an AP item about a Nebraska senator and concerns over compulsory measures affecting workers. It mentions a meeting of ten at the annual conference of the United States Chamber of Commerce and touches on labor relations duties.
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Washington
Sen
Nebraska
Hipaa
Sonal
Sed
States Chamber of Commerce
Settlement Looms In Foxville Condemnation Case
A potential settlement of a condemnation suit in Circuit Court involves Irving A. Fox owner of land needed for a 470 by 15 foot strip near Foxville. The State Roads Commission seeks the land for a road project linking Washington county to State highway 81 while debates continue over the route through the Catoctin area and nearby recreational land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
Irving A. Fox
State Roads Commission
Fox
Thomas C. Fox
Leslie XN. Coblent
Alt. Fox
Garfield-Deerfield
Washington County
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Catoctin
Deerfeld
Middletown-Jefferson
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Women's Peace Group Officers Are Elected
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Frederick branch elected Mrs. Howard N. Maxwell as president at the annual meeting held at the M C A. Other officers include Miss Alvida Delashmutt as vice president Miss Grace English as recording secretary and Mrs. Etchison re elected treasurer Leah B. Alien served as vice president presiding Dr Louise R. Heath resigned as president in January and reported on a state meeting in Sandy Springs. A constitution was adopted and books on peace will be given to the C Burr Artz Library for Good Will Day May 18. Three famous views were described: Beka's Plateau from the Lebanons, the Vale of Cashmir, and the Mediterranean from Taormina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard N. Maxwell
Women's
International League For Peace, and Freedom
Frederick
Alvida Delashmutt
Grace English
Etchison
Leah B. Alien
Louise R. Heath
C. Burr Artz
Community Chest drive gains pace as industries respond
Freder ick campaign notes encouraging responses from many quarters. Larger industries cooperate, pledge cards distributed to workers, and appeals stress voluntary gifts. First list of contributors and amounts will be published by tomorrow afternoon, with headquarters at Francis Hotel and the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Dr. Ignatius Bjortee leads the drive, while other officials explain allocations and the plan on air. The goal is 15 250 by week’s end despite factors.
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Frede ‘Community Chest
Cooper-Ating
Francis, iSeatt Key Hotel
Ignatius Bjortee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick
Parsons Newman
Cuest
Newman
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Frederick
Charles McC. Mathias
G Man Killed In Duel With Former Convict
FBI agent William R. Ramsey, 33, died from four gunshot wounds after a gun battle with former Indiana convict Earlywine at a rural home near Danville. Earlywine was killed. his 7 year old son Virgil was wounded. Ramsey’s mother traveled by plane from Seattle to his bedside.
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Danville
William R. Ramsey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Indiana
Lake View Hospital
Seattle
Ramsey
Joe Earwine
Earlywine
Virgil
LO Men Trapped By Water Tunnel Cave In
A cave-in in the Monteteilo Water tunnel near Baltimore trapped 10 workmen 200 feet underground as rescuers cut through a 150 ton rock mass to reach a hole and free them. The accident occurred May 2 and rescue teams worked to uncover the workers as they waited in the tunnel.
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Baltimore
New
Monteteilo
125 Women At Lunch Held By Church Group
One hundred twenty five women from city and county reserved for an interdenominational luncheon at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church at one pm. Attendees came from Trinity, Church of the Brethren, All Saints, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Evangelical and Reformed, Evangelical Fanean church, Calvary, and Presbyterian churches. Mrs. Harry Goedeke of Baltimore, former India missionary, spoke on Unity In Christian Service. She had spoken at Lutheran services since arrival, with singing led by Robert L. Smith and vocal solos by Mrs. Lincoln D. Engelbrecht. Luncheon supported by the Federated Church Women of Frederick, presided by Mrs. Travert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Church of the Brethren
All Saints Episcopal Church
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Evangelical Fanean Church
T the Presbyterian Church
Harry Goedeke
Baltimore
India
Lutheran Church
Unity In Christian Service
Goedeke
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutherans Parsonage
Geedeke
Lutheran
Robert L. Smith
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Harker
Oy Pease
Engel
Brecht
Charies T. Butcher
Tne Lunenson
Federaied
Frederick
Travert
Hosiery Industry urged rehabilitation aim by federation
Dr George W. Tastor, a University of Pennsylvania professor, urged the American Federation of Hosiery Workers to include rehabilitation of the industry among its objectives. He cited a decline in the number of machines in the Philadelphia area as proof of the need for such a movement.
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Cnariance
N.C
George W. Tastor
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chinese seven mile advance in Shantung fronts thrusts 800000 ready
Chinese dispatches from Shanghai report a seven mile breakthrough on the south Shantung front, claiming the Japanese line buckled under the onslaught. The dispatches say the move marks the first thrust of a broader Chinese offensive with 800000 men prepared to take part.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Frederick disposal plant readies start on short schedule
Motors poised to run a $125000 disposal plant as officials authorize near yearlong plan. Sludge from 625 connected properties justifies operation, with two hours daily filtering anticipated. Plant will handle up to 15 tons daily and feed clarified sewage to the Monocacy river via filtration and concentration tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City
PWA
Elmer St C. Maxwell
W. H.l Thompson
T. W. Hacker
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Stocks Recover Some Of Their Recent Losses
New York May 3 AP Stocks retried fractions of losses to around two points with an upswing after initial profit taking. Turnover reached about 600000 shares as aircrafts copper utilities and specialties led the advance while rails did little. Declines of seven or eight sessions trimmed about half of March low rally losses and Sterling rose to 4.98 dollars.
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New York
Washington
Sterling
Cerror Star Names New Coach For Police Department Football Team
Police Commissioner Willem P. Lawson appoints Ray AlcHobie, former Western Maryland College football star and assistant coach under Dick Harlow, as coach of the new police department football team in Baltimore on May 3.
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Baltimore
Willem P. Lawson
Ray AlcHobie
Western Maryland College
Dick Harlow
Police Department
Named to WPA Post Miss Dorothy Worrilow Appointed
Miss Dorothy C Worrilow named area supervisor of the works progress administration recreation program announced today by WPA area representative Fred W Springer. Worrilow is a Hood College graduate.
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WPA
Dorothy C. Worrilow
Works Progress Administration
Fred W. Springer
Worrilow
Hood College
White House blocks changes to relief fund control
Washington May 3 AP reports the White House opposes restricting the Presidents discretionary power over relief funds. A Roosevelt spokesman told a House subcommittee that ending direct appropriation to the President would violate his wishes and the current system may continue. Senators may push restrictions but support for speed and coordination in relief projects remains.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
House
Works Progress Administration
Woodrum
Den
Moose Officers For Year Are Installed In Lodge No. 371
Frederick Lodge No. 371 Loyal Order of Moose installed new officers led by Dictator Guy F. Waltz and Vice Dictator John E. Ridenour. Past Dictators Night observed with scripts by Charles C. Mercer and Howard M. Albaugh. Refreshments followed the meeting at the West South street home.
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Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
West South Street
Guy F. Waltz
John E. Ridenour
Clinton E. Keller
Guy W. Nusz
Jesse N. Smith
Sterling L. Black
Roy R. Gosnell
Howard M. Albaugh
Charles C. Mercer
Guy Anders
James Matrone
Benjamin K. Shull
Albert MM. Smith
Jesse N Smith
Chester FL McKenzie
Weather Record Precipitation May to Date
May to date none with May normal precipitation 3.89 inches. Reported May precipitation 3037-332 inches. Deficiency in 1938 precipitation to May 1 4.13 inches. Yesterday high temperature 34 degrees. High today 76. Low last night 48. Moon rise 9.13 a m. moon set 11.49 p m. Sun sets 7.05 p m. sun rises 1.09 a m.
Hitler Mussolini Show Heightens European Crisis
Thousands of Italians cheer Hitler as Mussolini hosts the leader amid fascist display. France boosts military strength and taxes to counter the crisis. Chamberlain gains Commons support for the Czechoslovak situation. In China, Japanese assaults fail as Chinese counterattacks push lines forward.
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Associated Press
Europe
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Seip
Brenner Pass
Tyrol
Fuhrer
Brenner
Rome
France
Teruel
China
Garden Club Trip To DuPont Gardens Wednesday
Frederick Garden Club members and guests totaling twenty nine will depart by bus at eight o clock Wednesday morning for a day trip to the DuPont Gardens in Wilmington Delaware. Picnic lunches will be carried. Committee on arrangements includes Mrs John W Quynn and Mrs Henry R Shoemaker.
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Frederick
Helena Stauffer
Frank C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Richard W. Walker
Urbana
Edward H. Sharpe
Robert L. Warfield
R. E. Town
Samuel E. Brown, Jr
Arthur E. Levy
Anna Brown
Grace Neidig
Adam B. Lampe
Martha C. Carson
Wiliam M. Storm
Francis J. Newman
Richard F. Nairn
A. B. Collmus
Philip F. Lee
Elizabeth Knott
Henry R. Shoemaker
Carlos de Garmendia
Tuscarora
John W. Quynn
Braddock Heights
Committee On
Bishop Davenport Plans Episcopal Resignation
The Rt Rev George W Davenport bishop of the Easton diocese announced his impending resignation at the dioceses 70th annual convention in Salisbury He said he will present his resignation to the House of Bishops at their next meeting November 27 citing reduced capacity to meet the exhausting duties of the role Also noted is a passing reference to an unrelated Carlsbad Caverns fact about cave mice in New Mexico.
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Salisbury
George W. Davenport
Easton
House of Bishops
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End
Foxville Farm
Women’s Peace Group
Beka’s Plateau
Lebanons
Syria
Vale of
Cashmir
Mediterranean
Taormina
Sicily
Q'Conor
Jackson
Lished
Ags
Hinaryland
Mullard E. Tydings
Morstand
Tydings
Howard W. Jackson
U.S. Senate
G-Man
Calvary M. E. Church
Crow
Crow's Nest
Charleston
S.C
Virgin Islands
Thomas Qualters
Maxwell
Senate
Woase
Cerror Star
Mussolini
Garden Club
Davenport
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
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