Boys Enjoy Saturday of Boys Week Fire and Field Games
The final day of Boys Week featured a hunting game along Monocacy river with cards hidden for animal scores. Maxin Freeman won with 95 points and a baseball from Community Hardware Co, followed by James Jester at 90 and Muse at 60 with opera tickets. James Gneiscky won the dressing race with a pocket knife, Howard Amberg earned Opera House tickets, and Jacob Hahn claimed the luck-number prize. The event included cooking in the open and a four-inning baseball game.
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McVernon
Maxwell
Westman
Second
Market Streeps
Monocacy River
Maxin Freeman
Community Hardware Co
James Jester
Union Mfg. Co
Young Muse
Opera House
Decker
Jacob Hahn
Sean
James Gneiscky
Williamson
Howard Amberg
Deal Bors
Market Sts
Marion Freeman
James Gneische
First Aid Main Topic At Leaders Training Course
The second meeting of the Scout Leaders training course was held at Scout Headquarters. The main topic was First Aid led by Mr. Brengie of the C P Telephone Co who demonstrated bandaging artificial respiration and knot tying. The next session will cover map reading compass work and signaling.
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Scout Headquarters
Brengie
C. & P. Telephone Co
Scout Council
Brengle
Church of the Brethren
Fourth St
McVernon
John Ross
Fred Henklein
Signs Club
Britain Urges Loyalty as General Strike Persists
London May 11 government states the general strike remains unabated across the country. Ferries laden with food pass London streets while workers heed leaders and disorders stay few. The Trades Union Congress endorses steadfast loyalty and calls for meetings to mobilize strikers nationwide.
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London
Strr
General Council of the
Trades Trim Congress
Thei
General Council
Oaks
Scema
Ingent Labor
Coluncil
Parlimentary Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
British Gazette
British Worker
House of Commons
Scout Troop Meetings Hike And Uniform Prices Noted
The Memorial Hall meeting on May 4 with eighteen Scouts featured patrols, a stunt A Scout is Helpful, and reports on a Washington trip. A later Friday session included Knot tying reviews and talk on Scout ing. A weekend hike with about thirty scouts yielded prizes and events, plus announcements on new summer uniforms and neckerchief colors pending from Headquarters.
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Harry M. Gross
Memorial Hall
Hoffmaster
Pine Tree Patrol
Harry M. Grosson
Washington
Amy Trh
Middletown
Hoffminster
Walkersville Troop Postpones Meeting for Chicken and Waffle Supper
Troop No 3 Walkersville Community Troop postponed its regular meeting to arrange a chicken and waffle supper held on Saturday May Sth at Cramers Hall for troop benefit. A large crowd attended and donations will fund needed equipment for the boys.
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Walkersville
Cramer's Hall
Troop No S1 Maryland Deaf School Meeting Report
Marion Cramer, reporter, notes the regular meeting of Troop No S1 held Friday night in the meeting room with the whole troop in attendance under Scoutmaster McVernon.
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Maryland State School For Tu Deaf
Marion Cramer
McVernon
Mashed Potatoes Border Lamb Chops for Dish
An attractive way to arrange lamb chops is circling a large mound of mashed potatoes with spring peas around the edge. If ink spills on carpet, cover immediately with absorbent like starch flour or shredded blotting paper to prevent spreading.
Beavers Shaping Land From Ancient Floods To Settled Meadows
Arthur N. Pack recalls how beavers dam streams and flood lowlands to build winter homes, shaping forests into meadows as they transformed landscapes. Settlers later colonized these areas, transforming beaver ponds into pastures while preserving dams and ponds as relics of a vanished beaver kingdom.
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Gree
Heaversa
Great Clouds Of Dust Revealed By Mt Wilson Observatory
Mt Wilson California May 11 space observation reveals numerous dark dust and gas clouds in the Milky Way. Dark patches appear when obscure regions lie between us and star-rich skies, indicating many nebulae shine by reflected starlight. Dr Edwin Hubble explains the distinction between dark and diffuse nebulae and notes spiral nebulae lie far beyond our galaxy.
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Mt. Wilson Observatory
David Dietz
NEA Service
Wester
Mt. Wilson
Calif
Iugar Univerge
Hente
Hubble
Edwin Hubb
Dr. Hubble
Ouy
Agar Wein
Terry
Rowe Jr to face murder charge after family quarrel
Dr Harry Rowe died at St Agnes Hospital after being clubbed and stabbed by his son Harry M Rowe during a Catonsville home quarrel. Baltimore County authorities expect murder charges if he is found, grand jury to convene May 17. The two women victims, wife and daughter Portia, are recovering from injuries.
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Harry AY
Automobile Club of Maryland
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Harry M. Rowe
Catonsville
P.m. Mandry
Portia
Rowe
Courtney Jentter
Baltimore County
Carroza Rowe Construction Company
Annapolis
Drug in Food Aimed at Woman Kills Boy in Jail
A narcotic in food intended for Dorothy Kerth in a jail felled Louis Dydantais a 12 year old boy. Alfred Kerth husband of the woman was arrested. A messenger carried sandwiches to the jail but officials refused delivery and the men saw a plan to drug inmates. The boy drank coffee and died after falling asleep. his mother did not wake him in time.
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Stonx City
Squger Hoya
Louis Dydantais
Rebbins Beloves
Alfred Korthy
Dorothy Kerth
Dedhrlais
Dwarlain
Body Found Seven Months After Crime Admitted
Asibed. Ve erie’s body was revealed in a high profile case seven months after the suspect confessed to beating his wife and disposing of her body. The defendant, charged with murder, admitted the act but pleaded not guilty at trial. He is held in custody awaiting proceedings.
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Ve Erie
Asi
Danmd
Pathee
Emifesset
Tig
Ervachey
Uae
Ana
Hood College SGA Banquet Held in Taneytown
The Hood College Student Government Association held a banquet Tuesday evening at Saubin's in Taneytown to celebrate the clone as a sie colafl year. A special bus transported members. Dean Sara C Lovejoy attended as guest of the board with Hazel Lucas Frances Good Ruthine Mary Moyer Jean Hotlur Margaret Harvey and others.
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Tanaytown
Oll
Paria report notes color popularity and ad value
The report from Paria states that dark tones and the blend of black and white are highly popular after black. It suggests that advertising revenue is strong and encourages trials in marketing efforts.
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Paria
Ted
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