Byrd North Pole flight sparks congressional praise
Washington leaders and the National Aeronautic Association congratulated Lieutenant-Commander Byrd after his solo over the North Pole. Speaker Longworth and House Naval committee moved to extend radio congratulations. Am n aviation figures praised the achievement as proof air travel can cross any ocean.
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Washington
Bird
North Pole
Tvouse
Longworth
House Naval Committee
House
Harrison
Virginia
Byrd
National Aeronautic Association
Court Hears Death Resolutions For Two Bar Members
The May term opened with light docket work and resolutions on the deaths of Charles M. Gilpin and C. C. Waters. Waters, admitted to the bar in 1898, was noted for his index of wills and service to the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad. Gilpin, admitted 1877, valued church work and bar traditions, with both resolutions urging the court to honor their memories.
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Circuit Court
Charles M. Gilpin
C. C. Waters
Mr. Waters
E. L. Coblentz
A. D. Willard
A. S. Brown
A. M. Wood
Register of Wills
Waters
James K. Waters
Emory L. Coblentz
Oscar B. Coblentz
Albert &. Brown
Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad
Gilpin
Rena S. Harp
Edward 5. Delaplaine
H. Wieffer DeLauter
William M. Storm
Parsons Newman
Frederick County
Urner
Nestor
Frederick
Gilpy
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Young Men's Bible Society
Church
Bar Association
Hammond Urner
Bar
Bat
Lfe
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Cohlentz, Waters ,and Brown
Ife
Roger Wood
Roger Bymond
New York
Tribute to Dr Johnson Honored With Portrait Unveiling
Memorial exercises at the Nurses Home and hospital honor Dr Thomas Brashear Johnson with a portrait unveiling by Dorothy Lee Smith. The program includes prayers, solos, and addresses by Dr W Sinclair Bowen and Emory L Coblentz, followed by a pen and ink memorial sketch unveiled at the hospital.
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Thomas Brashear Johnson
Nurses’ Home
Frederick City Hospital
Dr. Johnson
Nurses
Dorothy Lee Smith
L. Victor Baughman
William Channing Johnson
Lttle
Miss Smith
Douglass Hooff
Hart Etchison
Nurses Alumnae Association
W. GC. Royal
Helen Douglass
Guy L. Hunner
Baltimore
Indian Kidnap Suspect Shoots Two in Colorado Canyon
Seeking Indian George Nelson who after attempting to kidnap Leo Wolfe shot and killed John Wolfe and his uncle, then fled from Pelluride. Miss Wolfe, 28, kept captive in a lower ranch house until release, later the suspect fired from a cliff and killed the two men before disappearing into the canyon.
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Pelluride
Col
Sherif
Here
George Nelson
Indiana
John 3
Wolfe
John
Leonore Wolf
Miss Wolfe
Jose Wolfe
Towson Lodge Members Visit Mother's Day Home Trip
About 150 Towson Rebekah Lodge and Towson Lodge members toured the Qud Fellows' Home on Sunday. They arrived around 11 for an building inspection, shared a luncheon, and attended an auditorium service with remarks by Rev. R Earl Maxwell and tributes to motherhood. Music included violin solos and vocal pieces. The pilgrimage committee was led by Miss Addie Parks with several members assisting.
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Towson Rebekah Lodge
Towson Lodge
Qud Fellows
Marian L. Burns
Noble Grand
EB. Jennings Cockey
R. Earl Maxwell
Trinity M. O&q Church
South
Mebb. Smith
Louis Held
Mary Foubit
Emma Ik
Dunphy
Memma Dunphy
Idi i B. Cooper
Katherine Will
Minnit Brooks
Suits Moved From Howard to Frederick Circuit
Three civil suits seeking damages averaging about $1000 were transferred from Howard County Circuit Court to Frederick County Circuit Court this morning. The cases name Norman Mulimis as defendant in a Baltimore auto accident that occurred February 19 1935, involving three plaintiffs Veart Adelstein Lyman Kipness and Richard A Sanders seeking $5007 $0 000 and $5 009 respectively. Plaintiffs are represented by John J Neuhauer and Charter Tarley. defendant by James Clark Rev Mr Shaffer Speaker. The annual banquet of the Winans Horn Manufacturers Association was held at the Anthony Wayne Hotel Friday night with Rev Charles L Staf fer Y M C A guest speaker on Marpuse attended by about one hundred guests.
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Circuit Court of
Howard County
Frederick County
Norman Mulimis
Ionck
Veart] Adelstein
Lyman Kipness
Richard A. Sanders
Baltimore
Mallins
John J. Neuhawer
Charter FL “Tarley
James Clark
Mr. Shaffer
Winanshorn Manufacturers Association
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Charles
The
Mgon
Marpuse
Dr Bartholomew speaker at Hood College event
Dr A R Bartholomew of Phile- Qetplla Pa spoke at Hood College on Sunday afternoon. As secretary of the Foreign Mission Board and co editor of Outlook of Missions he urged sacred callings beyond the ministry and urged individuals to commit time to life work. He and Mrs Bartholomew spent the weekend in Frederick arriving for the College May Fete.
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A. R. Bartholomew
Phile- Qetplla
Foreign Mission Board
the Reformed Chauvet
Outlook of Missions
Bartholomew
Hood College
Bartholomew Vinneht
Frederick
Seniors Hold May Fete Dinner Dance in Coblentz Hall
The Tread Senior dinner dance concluded May Fete in Coblentz Hall on Saturday with alumnae and the class of 1926 in attendance. Dr and Mrs Apple Dean Lovejoy Miss Elizabeth Thomas and others hosted the event. Candles lit the east dining room as yellow and white decor graced four place tables while Gobtula's orchestra from Baltimore provided music.
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Tread
Coblentz Hall
Kathryn Hance
Ruth Thomas
Eleanor Howiter
Eleanor Myton
Sarah Myton
Ruth Whitesell
Gene Bargelt
Emeline Kutz
Gladys McAdoo
Beatrice Boger
Elizabeth Kuhng
Elizabeth Apple- McCain
Mirlim Apple
Emily Apple
Elizabeth Merrick
Elizabeth , Johnson
Virginia Carty
Joseph Tr. Apple
Dean Lovejoy
Elizabeth Thomas
Allan KR. Bartholomew
Janet Laurie
Edward Hawes
W. and J. College
Coblentz
Gob Tula
Baltimore
Free Dental Clinic Fund Drive At City Opera House
A fundraising event at the City Opera House Sunday supported Free Dental Clinics with proceeds and additional funds. County health officer Kefauver announced a first aid class to be held at the Church of the Brethren on West Fourth Street Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Brensly will teach. the instruction is free for men and women aged 16 and up.
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Kefauyver
Heaith
Church of the Brehren
West Fourth Street
Tl. Brensly
Nanihey
TG Sears
Weengle
Frederick
Marland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edison Company
Red Cross
Bear traders force stock price reaction in New York
Bear traders pushed prices down as the British general strike entered its second week. Trading activity rose with higher volume though sales remained mixed. United States Steel faced a sharp drop in April unfilled orders helping to dampen market mood. Call orders held at 4 percent as the market closed heavy. Nearby, Varry Taller Jr. recovered at home after hospital treatment.
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New York
Salome
Motas
United States Steel Corporation
Flames Raging In Catoctin Mountains Fire Unchecked
A massive fire roars through the Catoctin Mountain area from Catoctin Furnace to Thurmont. Deputy Warden Klein reports the blaze covering roughly 4 000 to 7 000 acres with intensifying flames and smoke as crews battle to hold lines along Hunting Creek and nearby roads.
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Klein
Furnace Creek
Catoctin
Catactin Furnace
Thurmont
Tre
Cyril Klein
Hunting Creek
Catortin Furnance
High Run
Curry
Baltimore
Pfeifer
Mart Carty
Robert Shut
Mrs. Miller
Carl Stackhouse
John Stitely
Catoethe
Hlerg
Curry, Pfeiffer
New Building Authorized at Centennial Memorial Brethren Church
A Sunday service and quarterly conference discussed a new building for Centennial Memorial Brethren Church. Glenn Garber read notes by Charles Tiss on memorials and deaths, and committees including Kline, Moberly, Sumers, Haderick, Uarth, Garber, and Somers were named to organize the project. Cy Somers reported additional fund-raising, with a missionary association meeting planned for Wednesday.
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Reno Sharp
Pistor
Mather
Serider Wats
Pew
Phieam
Thoe Iy
Wii Kline
Charles MK. Moberly
Thess Sumaners
William C. Haderick
Rena So Uarth
Glenn O. Garber
Res William Be Glen
Technis
Cy ‘Thomes Somers
Tresyer
Womes Missionary Association
Poe Named to Defend Whittemore at Trial
Baltimore court records show Poe appointed to represent Whittemore in a murder case. Judge Warfield granted time to secure counsel as the defendant faces trial in Holtman County.
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Poe
Whittemore
Baltimre
Cani Nal
Warwie Odiasie
Mdaar Alki Poe
Rirtiand Teese Wirt
Mendy Bidet
Qobert
Holtman
Mariland Penitent
Inis Guard
Stites Attarnes Torbert Conor
Chetrict
Lanicharie Himsele
Monday Musicales Recital At Valdarland Residence
Evening event features Miss Katherine Whitlock and Mrs Hildebrandt as performers. Committee led by Mrs Hyettee Tasiyn addresses program details at the State School for the Deaf. Attendees are invited to the residence of Tvef and Mrs Teanatius Bjorler Mairvaland.
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Ana Pine
May Day May Queen Secret Sets Stage For Play
Hoa College seniors plan a June 5 performance of As You Like It on the campus lawn replacing the Opera Pause. More than forty cast members will be directed by Marjorie Keith Stackhouse as rehearsals begin to ensure a successful production.
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Hoa College
Leon
Marjorie Keith Stackhouse
Nauu
Motorcycle races set for May at Frederick fairgrounds
Chester J. Belphey announces motorcycle race events at the Frederick Mall Grounds on May 1 with prizes up to 165 dollars. Races include solo and sidecar classes across five and ten mile distances. Entries close noon May 27, to Mr. Delphery, 118 West Franklin Street, Kacerstown. Amateur golf champion Wren Platt visits for May Fete week at Trederick College, Vi. Watt tours with sister Miss Teabel Platt on Sandy Road.
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Chester J. Belphey
Prederick Mair
Rlves Amonthlingy
Chess AG
Delphery
West Vrankin Street
Kacerstown
Wren Platt
Sandy
Norristown
Tit Wi
Tloed College
Watt
Mise Téabel Platt
Sandy Ui Roads
Mother's Day sermons and building fund offering at local church
The Birst Tiaptist church led by Rev WLCL Loyl pastor observed Mother’s Day with morning and evening sermons Tow a Mother Saved a Nation and The Supreme Work of Jesus An offering of 1016 was given to the Building Fund Nine persons were baptized at the evening service The Lutheran Men meet tonight at 615 in Catonsville church social rooms Rev John C Bowes speaker It will be last regular meeting before September John Renn chairs the committee Also Gaush of Thurmont undated improving status at Frederick City Hospital and birthday greetings to Mr Jacon L Engelbrecht of the Post
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New York
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Robert
Peary
Byrd
North Pole
Ezquimaux
Admiral Peary
Matt Henson
Floyd Bennett
Rario
Cable
New York Times
St. Louis Test-Dispatch
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Civilization
President Coolidge
Navy
Wilbur
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
King's Bay
Suce
Th. FE. Byrd
Richmond
Brrd
the Vale
Peary Land
Greenwich
Ife
Iris Wanean
Fokker
Iss Josephine Ford
Tdsel Ford
John Pd, Rockefeller, Jr
Viljhamar Stefansson
Arelie Mehe
Amundsen
Vale
Bird
Stefansson
Wanes
Dot
Leigh Wade
Pole
Tendon
Tokio
George H. Wilkins
Detroit
Endicott Mountains
Point Barrow
Alaska
Flalssen
Hugo Vchener
Ada
War Department
Nannounee
Wlcl
D. Ian
Jesus
Myangelical Lutheran Church
Chirch
John C. Bowers
T. 2
Jefferson
Catonsville Lutheran Church
John &. Renn
Gaush
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Jacon L Engelbrecht
Tra Post
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Speaker Longworth
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Jaflan Advertiser
Colorado County
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Hood Gollege
Varry Taller, Jr
Baltinore General Hospital
East South Street
Britain
Concen
Mt. Pleasant
King
Associated Press
Trades Union Congress
Camdentagwi
Cardi
Glasgow
London Underground
Liverpool
King Cieorga
Shipley
Trish
Bethe Nt
Irish Labor Party
Eneland
Bucket Brigade Saves
United Brethren
Fix
Feiss
Alata
Fair Grounds
Baptist Church Sulla. Ing Fund
Nuwsparer Hrdrive
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