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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 05, 1938

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Youth Week Banquet Highlights Proposals For Youth

Dr. Fred G. Holloway addressed about sixty attendees at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Westminster. He outlined four proposals focusing on vocation, leisure, service to others, and self-adjustment to future conditions. The event, part of Youth Week, was sponsored by Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and Zonta with city officials and club representatives in attendance.

Fred G. Holloway Western Maryland College Westminster Francis Scott Key Hotel Rotary, Kiwanis Lions and Zonta John A. Shires Rotary Club Lioyd C. Culler G Horton Peace West Second Street Winchester Mall F. W. Springer Kenneth Alexander Ignatius Bjornee Maryland State School For the Deaf Holloway Dr. Holloway Ourself

Four Governors Candidates Speak at Westminster Rally

Four of Maryland’s six Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls were invited to address about 80 women voters at a spring rally of the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland in Westminster Ohio none of the speakers were allowed to campaign. Attendees included Mayor Howard W. Jackson Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor Comptroller Wm S Gordy Jr and Senate President Lansdale G Lasseer with James Roosevelt declined for business reasons.

Frestminster United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland Howard W. Jackson Herbert R. O'Conor Wm. S. Gordy, Jr Senate Lansdale G. Lasseer James Roosevelt

Divorce Plea Filed by Evelyn Crouse Against George Crouse

Mrs Evelyn Crouse petitions for partial divorce and alimony from George W Crouse alleging cruelty and neglect. They wed September 14 1931 and she left Baltimore October 25 1937 to start anew in Baltimore. She earns 14 dollars weekly while he earns about 100 dollars monthly and a court order requires 35 dollars counsel fee and 38 dollars monthly alimony during the suit with May 4 as a checking date. E Austin James represents Mrs Crouse.

Evelyn Crouse George W. Crouse West Partick Street Crouse Unam E. Austin James Igreey

Missionary College Assessed At $100,000

Rockville May 4 An assessment of 100000 has been placed on commercial enterprises of Washington Missionary College in Takoma Park. The assessment covers a printing plant bakery mill and store with 80000 on personal property and 20000 on real estate. The property was tax free prior. The move follows pressure from business houses and various groups. Also named were supervisor changes and staff appointments including Mrs Lillian Riley as county aid supervisor Ells Harrison as a clerk and Robert A Taylor as night beer inspector. May welfare payments totaled 269542 for dependent children blind and old age aid. A proposal requiring signed statements on building plans to affirm code compliance was adopted.

Rockville Washington Missionary College Takoma Park Wilton T. Allen Montgomery County Board For County Commissioners Lillian Riley Bethesda Riley P. Ray Souder Souder Ells B. Harrison Chevy Chase Baardof Robert A Taylor County Welfare Board

Chinese Report More Progress In Offensive

Shanghai May 4 Chinese today reported rapid progress in their counter-offensive on the 20 mile Shantung front where the fate of 100000 Japanese troops daily becomes more uncertain The Chinese claimed they had repulsed a Japanese attack and a flying column moved around the Japanese left flank cutting communications They estimated 34 loop Japanese soldiers had been lost in recent days Japanese denied information from the Shantung sector leaving observers to wonder if Japanese attacking power is spent or regrouping for a final thrust.

Shanghai Shantung

Named to College Council at Mount St Marys College

Emmitsburg Maryland May 4 The Rev William F Culhane head of modern language department the Rev Robert A McCormick head of the department of education and the Rev Dr John Gordon in Charge of the chemistry department at Mount St Marys College have been selected as members of the college council at a regular meeting of that body For many years according to a cms regulation the membership consisted of seven priests but in order to add these three clergymen to the council the regulation was suspended for the present time

College Council Emmitsburg William F. Culhane Robert A. McCormick Department of Education John Gordon Mount St Mary's College

May Day Queen Crowned at State Teachers College

Doris Eldridge of Hagerstown was crowned Queen of the May at the State Teachers College Towson ceremony attended by over 1,500 people.

Towson Doris Eldridge Hagerstown State Teachers’ College

French Luxury Liner Lafayette Damaged By Fire At Le Havre

The 25 178 ton French luxury liner Lafayette suffered a fire in the stokehold in Le Havre with the interior believed destroyed. A skeleton crew of 20 aboard barely escaped as fuel oil tanks exploded and municipal and line firemen were forced to abandon rescue attempts.

le Havre France Lafayette Toft Municipal French Line

Grove sale of Lindbergh avenue lot to Winebrewer

Through a clerk’s deed Mr and Mrs John W Grove have sold an 80 foot Lindbergh avenue lot to Mrs Heloise D Winebrewer for about 1200 dollars.

John W. Grove Lindbergh Avenue Heloise D

Fifth Of An Inch Of Rain Falls In Night

Thunderstorm moved into Freder ick from the west after dark Thursday night. The rain totaled about a fifth of an inch, ending a dry spell as ground grew hard and last Saturday’s downpour didn’t help much. Thursday was partly cloudy with a high near 34 and a low around 34, the warmest night of the year at 59.

Frederick

May Pole Frolic Held at University of Maryland

College Park Maryland May 4 University of Maryland coeds danced their May Pole frolic as queen Jean Paterson from Baltimore watched with approval. Paterson a senior was chosen by a secret junior class conclave and her identity was kept secret until the pageant began.

College Park University of Maryland

Don’t Keep on Having Constipation From a Breakfast Cereal

A health note advises addressing constipation by increasing dietary bulk through crisp Fellogg’s All-Bran for breakfast and ample water. It explains bulk as a type of food that passes through the body to form a soft bulky mass aiding bowel movements. The ad promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran made in Battle Creek.

Kellogg Battle Creek

Scout Meeting Formed in Woodsboro Church

At a Wednesday night gathering in the Lutheran church in Woodsboro, a new scout troop and cub pack were organized. Pastor Ho Ho Schmidt will act as scoutmaster temporarily, with W. Cash Smith as assistant. Two patrols were created Panther Patrol and Flaming Arrow Patrol with named scouts and candidates for the cub pack.

Lutheran Church Woodsboro Ho Ho Schmidt W. Cash Smith Panther William Armold Atwill Bowers Wayne Crum Flaming Arrow Samuel Barrick Robert Putman Kenneth Gil‘pert

Must Post Filing Fee To Get Party's Label

Baltimore May 4 The Attorney General ruled that a candidate seeking a major party nomination must stand for primary under the party. Herbert E O Conor told Baltimore supervisors of election that in a Republican bid for Congress the candidate must post a $270 filing fee as a Republican or run as an independent.

Baltimore Herbert E. O’conor O Conor Congress

Political contention swirls over ballot implications

A fragmented remark shows O'Conn arguing that a candidate could be libeled away depending on the ballot. The context points to a heated debate on election strategy and potential legal exposure tied to ballot wording. Further details are unavailable from the fragment.

O'Conn

Fire alarm sounded at 10 35 PM on East Patrick Street

Reported heavy smoke from a furnace caused by Mr Ferguson burning paper in an unused furnace at 339 East Patrick Street. Al Green companies responded and found no fire beyond smoke. Advertising advice ends the piece.

Tt Velar and Chimsel Strret Ferguson East Patric Street General al Gre Otf

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