Thousands of Fish Die in Maryland Creek Pollution Incident
Game Warden Bemar F. Pasdus and deputies investigated a Creek pollution near Monocacy River at Frederex causing hundreds of fish including eels and bass to die. A Mt Airy canning company spray truck, used to pump water for spraying, was blamed for the accidental discharge. Officials reported the incident as accidental with cooperation pledged to prevent a repeat while the affected area and nearby pasture were monitored for further impact.
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Bae Gay
Bemar F. Pasdus
Destru
Barthalou
Bush Creek
Frederex Jun
Phobus
Deputie Austin Warhter
Alvin H. Crawford
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
George F. Grove
Izaak Walton League
Mt Airy Canning Company
Cephas Raines
Mt Airy Junction
John Gaver
Plane No. 4
Grst
W. J. Cain
Wachter
Crawford
Grove
Canning Company
Linganore Creek
State Board of Health
Local Lions Club Delegation Visits York Pa
Five members of the Fredericksburg Lions Club travel to York Pennsylvania as guests of the York club. Frederick president Rey Ralpa leads talks with JW Kolb and John W Wolfe. York officials brief the group on water supply. A vase gift from the Everedy Company honors a former Frederick resident. Ruth Dison Thomas sang solos as the event closed with trips to Yorktown Hotel escorted by state police.
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York
Rey Ralpa
Har
JW Kolb
John W. Wolfe
Roger B. Wolfe
York Club
Everedy Company
Frederick
John le Snyder
Bantz Park
Wren
Ruth Dison Thomas
Eleano
Middletown
Boonsboro
Yorktoune Hotel
NLRB Adverse Ruling Against Thompson Products
The Sixth US Circuit Court of Appeals denied the NLRB an enforcement order against Thompson Products Company of Cleveland Ohio. Judge Elwood Hamilton found the board's findings lacked substantial evidence and that the firm would have been justified in discharging three men if not for union organizing efforts. The board had directed reinstatement of three employees and end to opposition to the CIO affiliated United Automobile Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Hy
Sixth US Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Thompson Products Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Elwood Hamilton
Louis
United Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Flood Control Program Proposal Discussed by House Committee
Washington May 10 Ben Ssecres Democrat Ohio said the House Flood Control Committee would recommend a 400 million program. He added this amount compromises between the President’s 3200 million authorization and Congress favored 3260 million.
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Washington
Ben Secres
Democrat
Ohio
House
Bribery Probe Set After Primary Election in Pennsylvania
A grand jury investigation into bribery and coercion charges is slated to begin in Harrisburg tomorrow after the primary. The State Supreme Court ordered Dauphin County and the district attorney to show cause why the probe should not be prohibited, delaying action until after the election.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Unia
TD Te
Dauphin County
Mother's Day Dinner Honor for Annie R Biddinger
A Mother's Day dinner was hosted at the home of Earey Kline in Middletown to honor Mrs Annie R Biddinger. Attendees included E E Kline and many relatives and friends from York Pa New Midway Detour and nearby areas, sharing a communal celebration.
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Earey Klne
Annie R Biddinger
Annie R. Biddinger
E. E. Kline
Paul
Ruth
Charles
Keller
Middletown
Rusherman
Garland
Bermice and Braden
York
Clarence Kline
Ethel Ruth Doris
Harold
Nency Ann Kline
Key Mar
John Biddinger
Carol David
Russell Kline
New Midway
Alice Kline
Ray Kline
John Fsworthy
Woodsboro
Lee Schaeffer
Bethel
Germans Welcome Hitler Back Home in Torchlight Parade
Berlin crowds cheered Hitler as he arrived with Mussolini to strengthen the axis bond. A special train drew thousands to the capital while torchbearers lined the station and streets in a vibrant welcome.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adom Hitler
Hisvisi
Benito Mussolini
Alia Hitler
Berim
Mothers' Class Meet at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Mothers Class of the Evangel Lutheran church held a Friday covered dish supper followed by a brief devotional service. The program included Bible reading led by Mrs. Rus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rus
Reading at the Stairway Offers Fogle and Lord's Prayer
Mrs Hiidebrand hosts a reading titled The Stairway featuring Fogle and the Lord's Prayer recital. Event details are scarce, but the gathering centers on literary or spiritual themes with participants named Fogle and Mrs Hiidebrand.
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Sell Fogle
Reading
The
Mrs Hiidebrand
Ex-Lax Advert Says Gentle Laxative Improves Taste
An older Ex-Lax ad touts a balanced laxative effect that avoids harsh over action. It claims no hangover, gentle elimination, and suitability for children and adults, with price points of 10 and 25 cents at druggists.
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Ex-Linx
Ex-Lax
America
Busy Bees Meet At Mrs Claude Stu Home May 4
The Bethe Busy Bees held their monthly meeting at Mrs Claude Stu’s Lewstown home on May 4 with President Mrs Leslie Stall presiding. The meeting opened with the song My Mother's Old Bible and included a reading by the Ler peated committee with a 2035 September memo referenced.
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Bethe
Claude Stu. Lewstown
Leslie Stall
Hymn and poem fragments at Boone court session
Fragmentary text presents names Boone Mrs Russel Hildebrand and Mrs Englebrees in a court setting. Unclear context but indicates a religious or ceremonial element linked to a hymn and a poem titled Muythers Dev. Details are sparse and identities are partial.
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Muythers
Boone
den’ Boone
Russel
Hildebrand
Englebrees
Roll call reveals visitors respond to the meeting
A roll call elicited responses from members and several visitors while Mrs Gordon Palmer reported on basket sales. The guilt was awarded to Mr Catherine Dinter.
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Mbers
Gordon Palmer
Catherine Dinter
Mizpah Benediction Ends Meeting at Bliss Stup Home
The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and refreshments were served. The next meeting is slated for June at the home of Bliss Margaret Stup.
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Bliss Margaret Stup
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Yer
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Richard F. Smmons
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NLRB
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Goodrich Safety
Goodrich Silvertown
South Market St
American Institute of Laundering
SF AI Drug and Dert
Arrid
Colton Manor
Atlantic City
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Paul Kuchter
Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
Budweiser
King OF Bottled Beer
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