Concert Association opens campaign for 1933 39 season
The Concert Association held a campaign meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel drawing about 60 officials and workers. Boris Sokoloff announced securing the City Opera House for next season, boosting membership to 750, with drive continuing through the county. Local officers and numerous team captains and workers were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anim Co-operative Concert Association
Francis Scott Key
Boris Sokoloff
Columbia Concerts Corporation
City Opera House
Calvary ‘le. Church
Columbia Concert Corporation
Association
Unclear Names List From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of names including Liam Zimmerman Mary Mc lGraw Mrs George Bennett Miss Mary Higbee Miss Ethel Crawford Mrs Michael Croghan Miss Margaret Dean. No events or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walker Carty
R. Ames Hendrickson
Henry T. Wade
Ignatius Bjorlee
Robert E. Clapp
Florence Williams
R. E. Town
Francis B. Sappington
Mary Maulsby
Sherman P. Bowers
Donald Leatherman
William AM. Marsh
Samuel E. Brown
Charles Byerly
Bess Castle
Manuel M. Weinberg
Sperry Storm
Ruth Dixon Thomas
C. Howard Young
W. C. Royal
Joseph S. Stephens
N. E. Conway
Brunswick
Walkersville
George Rodock
Margaret Kent
Flora Gross
George Swank
Payne
MM A. E. Leary
Caroline Winebrenner
George Tollinger
Frank Castle
Bernard Davis
William M. Storm
F. W. Weitzel
Catherine Cassell
Seward R. Kresge
Caroline Mort
Helena Stauffer
Barbara Moberly
Wil
Liam Zimmerman
Mary MclGraw
George Bennett
Mary Higbee
Ethel Crawford
Michael Croghan
Margaret Dean
Monthly Aid Society Meeting In Frederick County
The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Children's Aid Society met at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Chas. McC Mathias presiding. Mrs. Michael E. Pure reported April activities including four new cases and six children placed in boarding care, plus visits, interviews, and medical tests across family and children departments. Mrs. Hollane spoke on foster-home work and the county’s child welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Holland
ML Pleasant
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Social
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chas. McC Mathias
Michael E. Pure
Hollane
Pue
Children Department
Children’s Department
Wassermann
V. D
Children's Society Care Summary and April Activities
The record lists 158 cases across the children's and family departments, plus 36 supervised boarding homes. Age groups span five and under to 21, with 23 under five, 30 under ten, 63 under fifteen, and 42 aged 15 to 21. Three foster home applications were received in April, one each for free, wage, and boarding. The executive secretary spoke to the Pleasant Grove Women's club on April 12 about the society’s work. attendees included Mathias, Pue, Hollands, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Department
Children's Department
Pleasant Grove Women’s Club
Mathias
Pue
Holland
Virgil W. Doub
John Waldridge
A. Hart Etchison
Mark Jenkins
M. Louise Johnson
Edgar H. McBride
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Henry B. Ramsburgh
John 5. Renn
Burs
Jacob Rosenstock
Clyde Boutson
Margaret Steiner
Malcolm 5
Taylor
Chas
B. Trail
Amos J. Traver
George P. von Enff
Ales
Robert L. Warfield
Otho J. Keller
Passing a Red Light Cited in Questionable Fine Case
A terse note references a fine of 250 dollars for running a red light. The supplied text also claims no absolute deserts in North America and notes plant life exists in every region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Short Monday Police Court session in Schnauffer court
A brief Monday session heard two cases. W. J. Gordon received a suspended fifteen day sentence for trespassing on Pennsylvania Railroad property and was ordered out of town. Edward Leckie, 16, of Hyattstown, received a suspended thirty day sentence for disorderly conduct. Three others forfeited collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
W. J. Gordon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward Leckie
Hyattstown
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Reno
Charles Keith
Warren Harley
Clyde E. Shade
Radio program listings and schedule notes from ADIO period
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts spanning multiple networks. Mentions include CLE, CBS, WABC CBS broadcasts, and shows with Johnny and Russ Morgan, Babe, Edward G Robinson, and Diners. Notes various time slots, program blocks, and cross-network scheduling details for Wednesday.
Immigration Debate Shapes Texas Policy Report
White Kan Ga seine Feeey Yorn featured in a Dees of Texas immigration discussion on WEAF NBC 615 vocal program. The report notes ongoing federal and state tensions as lawmakers consider policy changes affecting migrants and border control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
WIF
NBC
Dees
Texas
Chamberlain Wins Confidence Vote Amid War Policy Clash
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain survived a stormy opposition as the Commons backed his Rome pact defense. A labor motion to renounce the accord failed 322 to 110 while MPs praised the April 1 treaty as a step to avert European war and a potential prelude to broader pacts with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevill Chamberlain
Chamberlai
Commons
Rome
Nazi Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opera House
Mrs Tees
Airier
Suarrereo
von Last
Karl
Zita
Europe
Hungary
Austria
Horthy
Madeira
Spain
Belgium
Archduke Otto
Entente
Schuschnigg
Hitler
Otto
Germany
Zila
NEA Service, Inc
Americas
Albania
Zug
Geraldine Appons
Anton Apponyi
Gladys Virginia Stewart
New York
Royal Palace
Tirano
Galeazzo Ciana
Zog
Aid Society
George A Holland
Hamilton
Kemsberg
Key Hotel Bldg
Lasalle
West Patrick St
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Fred’k
Adio
Cle
Bliterfield
Adg
WEAF
NBGC
Bener Parenthood
Dunwr Red Cross
Wabc-Cb5
Bentuchy Derov
Tuncheos
Das
D Sarnoff
S Pales
Alfred Jo McCosner
PCJ
Netherlands
The
I Landen
Berlin
YVSRC
Caracas
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Falca
Chamberlain
Lanaos
Italy
Penney
Penney’s
Penney's
White Oxfords
McKay
Oxfords
Jam
Vde PR
D'Orsay
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