Five Objects of Boys Week Proposed by Frederick Rotary
The Frederick Rotary Club Boys Work Committee asks city ministers to back Boys Week May 21 to 27. Five objects guide the drive: spark interest in boys, publicize the cause, value Frederick’s boyhood, urge community responsibility for development, and form a permanent Frederick Boys’ Work Council to sustain results. Ministers urged to preach on the week’s objectives or reference them in services.
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Rotary Club
Frederick
Arrest for Refusing to Fight Wood Fire Sparks Jail Time
Harrison Rollins colored was arrested by Sheriff Moxley of Montgomery County and jailed at Rockville for failing to answer a summons to help extinguish a forest fire on Sugar Loaf Mountain in April. He will stand trial next week. William Garver of Daysville was found guilty of violating compulsory school attendance for not sending four minor children to school. sentence suspended pending compliance. George Diggs will have a hearing today for creating a disturbance at the old colored graveyard on Ast Sixth Street after deputies arrested him last night. onlookers watched the cemetery scene with concern.
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Harrison Rollins
Moxley
Montgomery county
Rockville
EL. Welkert
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Rollins
William Garver
Daysville
J. Grahame Johnson
Garver
Harshman
George Diggs
Justice Johnson
Charles W. Smith
Sixth street
$1,900,000 For New York San Francisco Air Mail Amended
The House approved a Senate amendment to the post office appropriations bill funding the New York to San Francisco air mail service for the next fiscal year starting July. The transfer provides operation costs at the national mail route status quo. In other news, Rev Father W. J. Rane of St. John's Catholic Church lists Sunday masses, a Sunday School at 2, benediction, and weekly devotions with confessions on Saturday afternoons.
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NEW YORK
SAN FRANCISCO AIR MAIL
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
post ofice
New York-San Francisco
St. John’s Catholic
W. J. Rane
Sawiday
May 17 and 18 Clean-Up Days Called in Frederick
Mayor Gilmer Schley today proclaimed May 17 and 18 as Clean-Up Days in Frederick to tackle spring rubbish and disease germs. Northern section work proceeds Wednesday and southern section on Thursday with city carts hauling from 7 a.m. Free removal of waste, ashes, and offal urged, householders asked to use manageable containers.
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Gilmer Schley
Frederick
Civic Club
Schley
Church street
Auto hits train. three killed on Lehigh Valley Express
Batavia and Leroy New York May 13 three persons died when Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express struck an automobile at North Leroy and derailed three coaches with about 25 injured. Driver Thomas R Brodie of Leroy died, E E Croser of Niagara Falls a yardman died, and L Clay of Portland Maine died later.
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Associated Press
Batavia
N. Y
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Leroy
Thomas R. Brodie
E. E. Croser
Niagara
Lehigh Valley
North Leroy
Mail delays prompt Frederick Chamber telegrams to railroad
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce reports the Western Maryland train delivering early mail to Thurmont is often late. Col. D. John Markey and D. J. Gray exchange telegrams urging the Baltimore departure be moved up thirty minutes to fix the chronic delay harming Frederick’s business.
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Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Gray
Western Maryland
D. John Markey
Mr. Gray
Thurmont
Frederick
Baltimore
Dartmouth Star Thomson Sets 75 Yard Hurdles Record
New York May 13 Earl Thomson of Dartmouth halved the world mark in the 75 yard high hurdles by clocking 0.5 seconds faster than the old 9.35 second indoor record in a Dartmouth Columbia meet invitational. He defeated Harald E Byron of Penn State in a fast heat at the track meet.
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Associated Press
New York
Earl Thomson
Dartmouth star turdler
Harald E. Byron
Penn State
Dartmouth-Columbia
Thomson
Government After 192 Million War Fraud Prosecutions
The House appropriations committee reported a 600000 fund for the Justice Department to pursue war fraud cases. Attorney General Daugherty told lawmakers about roughly 275 pending cases, with total involved sums near 192 million dollars, to ensure speedy prosecution and timely clarity for those not implicated.
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Associated Cross
Washington
House appropriations committee
Department of Justice
Daugherty
E L Frizell Dead Prominent Emmitsburg Merchant Dies
Enoch L. Frizell aged 71, a leading Emmitsburg merchant, died Thursday night at Frederick City Hospital after an operation on Tuesday. He was moved there after sudden illness three weeks earlier and did not rally. Funeral Monday at 9 am from St Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev J Q Hayden officiating. Survived by seven children Emmett, Mrs Paul Twa in er, William, Josephine, Nimrod, Louis, Flautt, and sister Flora Frizell who lived with Nimrod Frizell. Say You Saw In The News.
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Enoch L. Frizell
Emmitsburg
Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Frizell
Frederick
Four More Killed In Chicago Gun Battle
Four men died and three were wounded in separate shootings across Chicago as police followed orders to shoot to kill. Two bandits were killed by patrol officers in early patrol clashes. An unidentified assailant entered a barber shop and killed Vito Giorgio and James Casio during a shave.
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Associated? Press
Chicago
jenders
Fitzmaurice
axnassing
protens
Vito Giorgio
James Casio
New Orleans
Giorgio
State Council To Convene In Frederick October 26
States Council to meet in Frederick for the October session ending when business is completed. About 156 delegates will be welcomed by Mountain City Council No 12 and a committee led by Mrs Katye Dyer. Officers listed include State Councilor Mrs Margie Parker and Edward M. Bader as State Vice Councilor with numerous other post holders from Baltimore Salisbury and Hagerstown. Delegates will be elected in June with representation from several councils across the state.
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Fredericck
oace
ROB
Eidos
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frostburg
Salisbury
Frederick
Edward M. Bader
Mountain City
Katye Dyer
Mary B. Engelbrecht
Agnes Mossberg
Margie Parker
Betsy Ross
Florence France
Golden Star Council
Ellicott City
this city
Emma Prince
Liberty Council
Baltimore
Lizzie Barnes
Lula Krayt
Integrity Council
Treasuer
Rena Warmaer
Olden Star Council
Staite
John Hatton
Victory Council
Athol
Sylvia Rimmy
Chesapeake Council
Hatte de Grace
Emma Windsor
Friendship Council
Mardella Springs
Claudia Cooling
Hatre de Grace
Ella Stivers
Rescue Council
Hannah Monroe
Pride of Maryland Council
Hillsdale
John Britlingham
Dora Hammond
Washington
Parsonsbore
Esther Toomey
Francia Stott Key
H. Vossburg
Grantley
Gertrude Strine
Pride of
Walkersville
G. W oG. Tweer
Golden Star
Jane
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Rotary delegates meet in Frederick district convention
About 600 delegates from twenty five Rotary Clubs across the Thirty fourth District will attend the Frederick convention with the Los Angeles international gathering to set dates. Frederick club showed high attendance and districts were redrawn for July 1, including Maryland and Washington areas.
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Rotary Clubs
Harrisburg
Frederick
Frederick club
Los Angeles
Californi
Rotary
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Bradford
Carlis
Chambersburg
Columbia
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lewistown
Waynesboro
York
Altoona
Clearfield
Washingtom
Keyser
Martinsburg
Annapolis
Baltimore
Crisfield
Easton
Salisbury
Cumberland
Havre de Grace
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Maryland State School for the Deaf
Injunction Prevents Further Stave Mill Erection Near Thropp Claim
Judge Worthington hears plea by Joseph E Thropp to stop Hickory Ran Manufacturing from building two more stave mills on land near Catoctin Furnace. Thropp alleges timber theft from his 10 470 acre estate and seeks to preserve timber and halt new mills until May 24. Defendants contend timber agreements and ownership are disputed.
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Glenn H. Worthington
court of equity
Oscar Trexler
G. J. Heintzleman
Hickory Ran Manufacturing Company
Joseph E. Thropp
Thropp
Jacob Rohrback
Miltos G. Urner, Jr
William M. Storm
Frank L. Stoner
ths
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Bedford county
Lehigh county
George H. Trexler
Frederick county
Steel Shares Dominate The Market Again
The Associated Press reports a strong close in New York with steel shares leading gains. Minor steel issues Schloss Sheffield Gulf State Nova Scotia United AHoy Replogle and Vanadium rose two to five points, United States Steel gained on broad accumulation, and other issues such as General Electric Bosch Magneto Mack Truck United Fruit Davison Chemical and Virginia-Carolina Chemical rose one to two points. Oils centered buys in cheaper issues with Transcontinental Atchison Reading and Atlantic Coast Line among leaders, totaling about 650,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Steel
Schloss Sheffield
Gulf State
Nova Scotia
United AHoy
Replogle
Vanadium
United States Steel
General Electric
Bosch Magneto
Mack Truck
United Fruit
Davison Chemical
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Transcontinental
Atchison, Reading
Atlantic Coast Line
Commission seeks report on proposed steel merger plan
Washington May 13. Federal Trade Commission calls presidents of up to six independent steel firms named in reports to provide full and specific information about the proposed merger before any plan is approved or transfers occur.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Beauvais Denies Endearing Letters In Divorce Case
Montreal May 13 John G Gardner a close friend of Fred Beauvais India Kulde named as corespondent in the Stiman divorce case said it would not be the least injudicious to quote the woodsman as denying that he ever had solid the banker en dearing letters alleged to have been written to him by the society woman Gardner said Beauvais could not be reached today.
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Preas
Genoa
the
economic conference
Lloud George
Lloyd George
Europe
Asia
Associated Press
Montreal
John G. Gardner
Fred Beauvais
India
Kulde
Stiman
Gardner
Beauvais
Weather outlook for Middle Atlantic States next week
The Associated Press reports a generally fair forecast for the Middle Atlantic States for the week starting Monday. Temperatures are expected to be moderate with stable conditions across the region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Senate to Probe Gas Price Jump
The Associated Press reports a Senate resolution proposed by Senator McKellar of Tennessee to investigate the recent rise in gasoline prices. Action requested ahead of Senate action but deferred while pending decisions on similar resolutions are considered.
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SENATE
Prean
Washington
todarty
McKellar
Tennessee
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GRAY
Kansas City Star
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E. L. FRIZELL
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Hickory Ran Co
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