James Roosevelt at Hill Top House
James Roosevelt son of the President spoke at Hill Top House Harpers Ferry West Virginia May 12 before more than 300 attendees. He urged Democrats to rally for Jennings Randolph’s campaign and delivered an “oft the record” address praising the New Deal. Other speakers included Rep Otna Wearth Attorney General Clarence Meadows and US Fish Commissioner Frank B Bell. The delegation drove from Washington and returned the same night.
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Harpers Ferry
Wo Va
James Rooservelt
Jerrings Ratwdom
West Virginia
Tonmigni
Democrate Clio
West Virgina
Ned
Jennings Randolph
Saung Roosevelt
New England
Roosevelt
Otna Wearth
Iowa
Clarence Meadows
Frank B Bell
Washington
Randolph Wear
Bell
It's a Man's World Women Break Barriers in Jobs and Roles
Read about women stepping into demanding roles once considered male duties. Pearl Damiano becomes police radio operator in Piedmont California, Ruth Eley works at Dallas roundhouse and masters locomotive language, Mars Badgett adapts as violin maker after husband’s death, and Mrs Emms Wear, Mrs Lioble Roth, and others engage daily occupations showcasing progress in gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Damiano
Piedmont
Ruth Eley
Dallas Tex. Roundhouse
Japanese Close In On Suchow In Major Pincer Move
Shanghai reports Japanese forces push toward Suchow in a heavy armored thrust along the Lunghat railway. Dozens of columns, supported by tanks and air power, strike Chinese positions north and south of the line while Tangshan emerges as a focal point. Chinese admit loss of Yungcheng after a brutal bombardment.
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Shanghai
Suchow
Gampaga
Chiaiuestui
Lunghat
Balrora
Tangshan
Kweith
Yungcheng
Kueitteh
Realism of Kisses on Camera Attracts Swarthout
Gladys Swarthout says she prefers kisses in front of the camera to those on the opera stage. She comments on authenticity in film performances while contrasting stage acting.
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Gladys Swarthout
The Body's Need of Water in Health and Desert Survival
A health feature stresses regular water intake for body function and temperature regulation. It cites desert survival cases showing rapid death without water, notes water's role in blood, lymph, digestion, and gland secretions, and warns of continuous water loss through sweat urine and excretions.
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de Cannon
United States
Local Visitors Gather At Briely Home On Sunday
May Day social in Ladiesburg as visitors from Fredy enck Liuketown Rountervilea Taney town and Emmitsburg call on Mr F WO Briely and family. Guests include Bennie Biehl Vera Austin Jeffner David Smith and more as families share Sunday afternoon. Accompanying note mentions Mrs Sarah Albaugh’s rib injury improvement.
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Ladiesburg
F WO Briely
Bennie Biehl
Vera
Austin Jeffner
Fredyenck
L Sherrer
Liuketown
William Long
David Smith
Samuel Smith
Harry
Rountervilea
F HO Briely
Charles Sastor
Baughman’s Valley
Claude Sastor
Sarah Albaugh
Taneytown
Dean Sebring
Dan
Paul Shorb
Emmitsburg
Vinal Bowers
Water intake and daily guidelines urged by authorities
Authorities urge at least eight glasses of water daily in addition to fluids from food to combat fatigue and constant need for restoration. The guidance emphasizes hydrated routines for overall health and energy maintenance.
Sunday Socials Round Middleburg Families
Middleburg households hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Visits included Mr and Mrs Blaire Simpson, Maurice Late, Harry Clabaugh and families, Frank Gaver Jr and Sr families, Silas Kline and Bell, Levenia Lambert, William Long, C W Binkley and Mary Alice Andrum of Linwood, and a Mother’s Day gathering for Mrs Robert Wilson’s family.
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Middleburg
M. Late
Blaire Simpson
Maurice Late
Harry Clabaugh
Frank Gaver, Jr
Frank Gaver
Silas Kline
Brol Bell
Levenia Lambert
William Long
C. W Binkley
Mary Alice Andrum
Linwood
F.harrely
Robert Wilson
Jacob Hahn
Walton Green
Glenna
Maud Stirrey
Mr. Fisher
Hanover
Raymond Wilson
Elsie Wilson
Martha Wilson
Martha Stitely
Roland Wilson
Carl Lightner
Mary Gross
Frederick
Leslie Gross
C . Smith
Clara Smith
Rouzerville
Elwood Gross
Weekend Social Notes From Thurmont Area
Guy spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Austin Gross and family. Donald Fogle moved into half of Benoie Frock’s house. Exner Wiltede visited Bir and Mrs Michael Wilaide. Tommy Hahn returned home after weeks in the Kerman Hospital Baltimore. The Ladies’ Board of the Middleburg ME church held its monthly meeting with Mrs Ho Burely and others present including Mr and Mrs Sampson Clare Reno Ruth Repp Muss hide Mary Miller Doris Lee Sampson Harry Shank Willan Long South Leroy Billy Vernon McCoy James Jevens Wade Miller.
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Sen Guy
Austin Gross
Donald Fogle
Benoie Frock
Exner Wiltede
Bir
Michael Wilaide
Thurmont
Tommy Hahn Reo
Kerman Hosgig
Baltimore
Ard
Middleburg
Mes
Saddletown Butter Plant To Close After Century of Use
Saddletown's process butter factory, the East's largest, will cease operations as One South Mountain Creamery, Inc buys the plant and dismantles the process equipment due to shortage of packing stock. The former site, established over 30 years ago by the late Charles M. Sbarak in 1912, operated at 6,000 pounds daily before its closure. Polo was played by Persians in the reported era.
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Saddletown
South Mountain Creamery, Inc
Sours Mountain
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James Roosevelt
Hill Top House
Democrats
Emms Wear
Lancaster
Gasut
Lioble E Roth
East St Yan
DY Qeres
Lysener
Orothers
Mars Badgett
Atlanta Ga
Mars
MILE
Louse Pink Housing Capert
Cordell Hull
Norman A. M. MacKenzie
Canadian Institute of Foreign Affairs
Charlotte
Chattie) Milburn Pickering Cheesbrough
John B. Wright
Madison, Conn
Wright
Bunion
Dr. Scholl
Pr. Scholl
Cme
Guy H. Droneburg
North Market St
HIGH
Merts
Dr. Schell
Baltimore American
Morris Fishbeln
American Medeca
F.pen
William H. Long
Long
Loys
Trey
Mr. Long
Mrs Long
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples Drug Store
McCrory’s
Scoop
Sheers
Shantangs
New York
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