Year's Officers Named At Meet Of School Board
Predenck County Board of Education elected Leslie N. Coblentz as president and Robert L. Warfield as vice president at the May 1 meeting. Dr. Kefauver won a new six-year term after governor approval. others remain holdovers. The reorganized board appointed supervisors and staff for elementary and colored schools, with clerks and stenographers named. Readiness for Sunday baseball on school grounds was approved, injunctive measures for order noted, and progress reports on CWA school property projects across the county were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predenck County
Ritchie
J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Edwin F. Obler
Emmittburg
Harry T. George
Brunswick
Helen Jane Woodley
Hal Lee T. Ort
Dmicilia Worthington
John FT. Bruner
Gertrude Smith
Ruth
R. Trout
Estelle V. Baumgardner
Minnie EL. Molesworth
CWA
New
Marke
Church street
American Legion
Maddenller
Parkway
Washington street
Lincoln colored high
Liberty Hugh
FERA
Patrons’ Association of the
Jeferson sci celme
Western
Marriang College
opwn
ihe tor
Doe
Highland school
Willam A. Firestone
Kempton school puidms
Lax-¢rente Ciagzeiz
Derby Rain Dampens Interest At Churchill Downs
Fragments describe heavy rain during the Kentucky Derby day at Churchill Downs. Weather notes mention next week forecast and unsettled conditions affecting betting and attendance.
Weather Log for May 1933 and March 11
A fragmented weather entry reports low temperature last night at 55 degrees and compares it to 41 degrees a year ago. It lists sunset at 7:07 PM, sunrise at 5:07 AM, moonrise tomorrow at 12:02 AM, and moonset tomorrow at 12:00 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hata
Found Dead in Barn Near Emmitsburg
J Frank Topper, a well known farmer near Emmitsburg, was found dead in his barn Friday around 6 o clock. Death was due to heart trouble after a period of illness. He, 69, leaves wife and children including Raymond Topper and Miss Bessie Topper. Funeral set for 9 am at St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Topper
Empestsburg
Annual Rally Unites 44 Frederick Clubs
The Frederick county 44 clubs held their annual rally at Church Street School with 130 members. Officers elected include Miss Nellie Witter president, Miss Agatha Hoke vice president, Miss Charlotte Quinn secretary, and Miss Mildred Quinn treasurer. Demonstrations on canning and projects were shared, and Miss Quinn will represent Maryland at the 4 H General Camp in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Church street
Dorothy Emerson
Dorothy Thomas
Mass Ruth Shafer
Nelle «Witter
Harmony Grove
Mass Agatha Hoke
Braddock
Charlotte Quinn
Pearl
Mildred Quinn
Keasurer
Eleanor Thomas
Gathenne Davis
Nellie Witter
Chariotte Quinn
Pearson
Witter
Miss Quinn
Washington
Siar o club agen ali imierestine talz azizens
Marta
Swansea
Salisbury
Wicomico cour
mic luscheon
Washington M C A elects new officers at interstate meeting
The Washington Man and other M C A leaders approved the Geocentralization plan unifying eight to nine interstate areas. Libert H B Lawson was named chairman with J L Warner as vice chair. Baltimore and Wilmington officials were elected to national council posts and committees were named. The two day session at Calvary Church concluded with discussions on membership standards and regional relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
New York cty
Interstate association
Calvary Methodist Episcops
Libert H B. Lawson
Washington, D. C
J. L. Warner
Winnington
Dei
Carlton Harrison
Baltimore
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Declines Suffered by Number of Stocks in New York May 5
Stock market activity in New York shows declines of one to four points as sales rush causes a nervous finish. Transfers on Wall Street turned gloomy amid speculation over potential government regulation with no major new developments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wace Wat Street
imere
SMS
Former Treasury Head Says He Is Railroaded
Pittsburgh May 5 AP Andrew W Metten described by Republican leaders as the greatest Secretary of the Treasury since Alexander Hamilton says the government is railroading him. He asserts that a grand jury inquiry is an effort to collect excessive income taxes. A former ambassador to Une Couref S James issued a statement disclosing the government seeks 1329 060 additions taxes and a penalty of 659 540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Metten
May Compromise Roosevelts Group Stock Measure Attends Funeral
The Senate and House edge toward a stock market control compromise as the House passes the Rayburn exchange regulation bill by 260 to 134 and Senate amendments aim to ease officer liability. President Roosevelt travels for a funeral in Baltimore, with plans to study the new revenue bill aboard his private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROOSEVELT
Washington
Senate House
House
Fletcher
Florida
Senate Banking committee
Senate
Rayburn
exchange and securities acts
Federal Trade Commission
rriad
ary
the
Treasury
William H. she
Baltimore
New York
mediately
Washingon
Cabinnet
Morgenthau
Music Week Here Opens On Sunday
Beeld reports a university music week opening Sunday with a large program. The article lists organizers and participants including Miss Ruth V. Pope dean Miss Louie Leonard and Miss Mitel Myers among others. Tea dance scheduled 3 to 5 pm with hosts from Shriner Hall Coblen ts Hall and ecology advisor Miss Grace Lippy. Frederick and Frederick Hood students named as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUSIC
MANYON
Joseph H. Apple
Ruth V. Pope
Ruch
Al. Loomis
Shriner
Anna Hate Rudy
Coblents Hail
Grace Lippy
chiss
Frederick
felows
John Ritchie
Alden Fisher
R. Thomas
Meredith Young
Edgar Hotas
Lewis Fagan
Watter L Bussard
William Hreh
J. Young
Frederick Hood
Layimia Bargeyt
Helen Linthicum
Elizabeth Markey
Katherine Mercer
Laura Pitkin
Julia Shefer
Eleanor Thomas
Dorothy Dutrow
Anna Ruth Grove
Mfiis Louise Smith
Ruth Swomley
Evelyn Thomas
Muss Littife Thomas
King Albert death described as staged spoof
Nottingham reports Col Graham Seton Hutchison described King Albert of Belgium’s death as a staged spoof. He claimed the king was tapped on the back of the head, not killed in an Alpine accident, with details cited as Belgium knowledge and a planned perjury. Belgian officials condemned the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Albert
Belgium
Graham Seton wekison
Chuir
Nottingham Journal
Col. Hutchison
Graham Seton
Hutchison
Bel~gium
France
Germany
Albert frst
London
Graham Scten Hutchison
Col
Brussels
Gol
Graham Seton Hutchison
mesages
Afternoon Concert in the Park Weekend Observance
Frederickton residents plan an all afternoon park music festival with Rodney Willard’s orchestra and a vocal quartet. The Sunday program in Boxer Park features American airs and classical selections, followed by a Monday Baker Park concert by Hagan and his Southerners with a second hour by the Frederick Concert Orchestra. Engagement announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
csty
IMO
Roy Creager
Toivert Lanier
America
Vienna
S. J. Muster
Albert Bell
Myrtle R. Musier
Sylvia
Oley
Golondrina
Serradel
Baker park
H. David Hagan
wil
Tim Sinn
Charles Murray
Rubinstein
hts.” Gamecnik: Tange Tzgaine, “Jealousie.” Gade
Massenet
Sperry L. Storm
Valse
Tiel
Irene Harper Zimmerman
Lucilie
Nicodemuss
Maddy Harper
Ruth Nicoéemm
Diamond Maren
Ed Braham
H. Lane Wise
rangee
Sperry Storm
Volza
Harsié
woseon Price
Robber Suspect Tied to Million-Dollar Jewel Thefts
Hugo Wingered was arrested at his New York home as police pursue a mastermind behind a string of jewel robberies totaling about $1,000,000. Victims include operatic star Grace Moore and socialites Mrs Harry Glemby and Mrs August Belmont Jr. The arrest follows a month of searches and culminates in a police briefing at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
peice
Eneleuood
N 3
Willered
New York
Grace Moore
Harry Glemby
August Belmont
Winchester corps wins second prize in post parade
The event saw a corps competition by the American Legion posts from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania Farmont Post. Farmont Post won first prize of 125 dollars while Murray Applemam Post No 147 Roaring Spring Pa took third with 50 dollars. John D Knight directed music and Charles W Keesey served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIX
Winchester
hee
Laurens
Fredenck
Sightomer
Amercan Legion
Virginia
West Virgina Maryland
Pennsylvania
Farmont Post
Farmont
Murray Appieman
Roaring Spring
Hood Seniors Give Musical Recital
Hood seniors present a small town recital with a few students performing tunes beside choral pieces. The program includes standard selections and light accompaniment reflecting a modest community event.
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HOOD
Annual De Molay Dance Draws Local and Guest Attendees
A large crowd gathered at the Catac ta Country Club for the De Molay annual dance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. HoOL Schroedes and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Quinn with attendees from Wasi and Hagerstown. Music by Hay and 73.4 Man. Katherine Graver and Frances Poole were among the listed honorees and social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De Molax
Catac
Looeloth
ionesses
HoOL Schroedes
Alvin G. Quinn
Wasi and
Hagerstown
Music age Hay
Katherine Graver
Frances Poole
ann Pacdes
Lands. Jr
E. Crosman
Hotsie M . Bares
Married Couples Licensed Across States
A brief marriage license notice lists Clarence and Bertha Sne of Frederick as residents, with the couple recorded as wed in Mariunsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Bertha
Frederick Row
Mariunsburg
Fragmentary Names List From Social Segment
A partial OCR list shows names and initials such as Mrs RL Tavior Jean, Mr and Mrs W Raszel McConnell Jr, Fred P L Bur Fans, Miss Ruth E Hosteller, Mr F Homer Miller, Miss Frances Daneis, Messrs Raber Carbauzh, Robert Saum, F C Maack Jr, Mousses Jeanne McCanney Ruth Rouzer Ha Sersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Tavior
Jean
W Raszel McConnell
Fred PL Burfans
Ruth E. Hosteller
F. Homer Miller
Frances Daneis
Messrs Raber
Carbauzh
Robert Saum
F. C Maack
Mousses
Jeanne McCanney
Ruth Rouzer
Ha- Sersion
Republicans Plan Or Guy Election Campaign Announcement
Republicans announce a campaign setup for a municipal election with a list of named local figures and committee chair indicating preparatory steps. Campaign headquarters are identified at Winichester Hall East Churchstr with a scheduled registration drive and multiple named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ison
seom “BT
Winichester hall
East Churchstr
Paul B. Raades
Szee
Grace Spim D. Boars
Sades
Lene Buoser
Mos
Eimer
Benedegar
Charles Sr
Bros
Dronenburg
Brizhance
Chas. Sponseier
Fronss
Arthur Br
Jeserve Celebration at New Windsor Next Week
A mixed chorus of 150 voices from the college and high school glee clubs, along with local residents, will participate in a short patriotic concert and parade led by Prof Edwin Partridge. The event celebrates the out i profession level held in New Windsor and features bands and a community choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Edwin Partridge
High annzol
iommuniy
America
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Leslie W. Coblentz
Kefauver
Churchi Downs
Fatali Te J. Frank
Topper
Emmitsburg
County Group
Delaware Group
L. H DeGast
A. H. Lawson
E. ¢. Scott
L. W. DeGast
Glen H. McGregor
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W. Wellman
Mare Lyric
Ivy Po Hyde
Gerio Jamon
C. E. Nussaum
W. C. Haines
Ralph Coe
George Smith
Elizabeth Martin
T. C. Shingins
John Hroh
Helen Hoffa
Virginia Ott
Mt. Gury And
Brodbecwesch
Marjore Adam
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DE MOLAY
Country Club
Winchester Hall
Delaplaine
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Preece Gaver
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