International Peace School and May 18 Anniversaries Observed
The article lists events on May 18 including the International Peace and Freedom Summer School in Chicago under the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. It notes May 18 anniversaries from Napoleon’s proclamation to Hague Conference milestones, plus birthdays of notable figures and a radio schedule across multiple stations.
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Eric
Sweden
City Temple
London
Unitarian Deenomination
Boston
Daily News Freeman Press Office Notice
A Frederick Maryland newspaper announces daily publication from The Mewa-Poat Building with ownership by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and Associated Press rights. Readers must submit opinions under real names. paid political content must be written and mailed to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Independent
Mewefaper
Mewa-Poat
Court Stress
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Judge Urner Reappointment Pleases State Officials
Governor Ritchie plans to reappoint Chief Judge Hammond Urner of the Sixth Judicial District when his term ends in November. The move is welcomed by Frederick and Montgomery lawyers who praise his diligence and the court's integrity. Concerns arise over party balance on Maryland's Court of Appeals, with Urner as the sole Republican judge remaining. Opposing voices warn about partisanship affecting high court decisions. The public historically favors independent judiciary and may back Urner’s reelection.
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Urner
Ritchie
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Montgomery
Montgomery Counties
Sixth Judicial District
Judge Urner
Court of Appeals
Baltimore Sun
Horoscope and Memorial Address Set for May 25
Astrological forecast notes Venus and Mercury Mars aspects with caution for trade and volatile markets. It highlights opportunities for women in politics and professions and predicts favorable marriages and theater gains. Epidemics, food supply risks, and crop threats are warned alongside past eclipse influences. Memorial Day address by Cyrus Flook in Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, May 25.
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Taurug
McClure
Cyrus Flook
Moeraville
Rose Ihill
Hagerstown
Red tail lights proposal sparks mixed opinions
An Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Administrators debate considers using red tail lights only to signal full stop and yellow lenses to indicate slow down. Respondents include Robert Edgington and Charles Utz who oppose, and James Renner and George Ivherehart who foresee mixed outcomes and potential accidents.
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Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Robert A. Edgington
Marine Corps Institute
Marine Barracks
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Utz
Blue Ridge College
James I. Renner
Midway
George A. Rverhart
North Market Street
GW. Runkles
Philadelphia
Radio Equipment Co Secures A Crossley as Engineer
The Radio Equipment Company owners Ernst C Webb and H Sevier Michael announce hiring A Crossley of Washington as chief engineer. Crossley, with 17 years in radio and a naval service background, will inspect all gear. He broadcasts tech talks from several stations and has worked with major electing concerns. Stork visits: Frank Ropp home near Middletown welcomed a 9 pound boy. Ward Kline home at Myersville a 9 pound boy. Ross Adams home east of Middletown welcomed a 9 pound girl. Ralph Morasn home near Myersville received two daughters.
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Radio Equipment Company
Ernast C. Webb
H. Sevier Michael
A. Crossly
Washington
Crossley
University of Wisconsin
Whd
Naval Service
WCAI
Webb
Frank Ropp
Middletown
Ward Kline
Myersville
Anq
Ross Adams
Ralph Morasn
Milton- Gordon
Cincinnati
Rawleigh Co
Dept. M
Freeport
Watkins
Canada
Frederick
J. St. Watkins Po Dent
Perry St
New Yorky
Des Res Salusmen
Madison Ave
New York
Second St. Drederick
Miss Tawney Apple Faces New Turist Complexion
Fragmentary note recalls past practices of bed tick filling at the livery stable and hints at a modern tourist context linked to Miss Tawney Apple. The text preserves a local dialect tone and references historical routines in daily life.
Today in History and Birthdays Noted Across Years
Compiled items mark historical anniversaries from 1743 to 1922 including Loth Warner founder of the Green Mountain Boys born in Woodbury Connecticut and vaccination pioneer Dr Edward Jenner born in Gloucestershire England. Also noted are Harvard Law School’s founding and independence anniversaries plus political events and birthdays of notable figures in Europe and North America.
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Loth Warner
Jeader
Green Mountain Boys
Woodbury
Conn
Roabury
Edward Jener
Glewcestershire
England
London
Harvard Law School
United States
Eliott
Canton
China
Lopez
Cuba
Dominion
Spain
Nashville
Tenn
Frederick items show tax, theatre and civic notes
Twenty years ago in Frederick deputy clerk Haugh reports five thousand dollars collected from junior dealers under the extra city tax. Nine dealers lacked licenses, six saloon keepers and three wholesale dealers. The Last Loaf drama at the Middletown Opera House benefited the high school. Roscoe C. White is reappointed United States Commissioner for Frederick County for four years. Dr. H. E. Smith named dentist for Montegue Hospital. The Board of Aldermen and Frank Norwood inspect Frederick’s proposed addition.
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Haugh
Mddletown Opera House
Iocal Talent
Sallie Fauntlerey
Blanche Rudy
Ruth
Naomi Cablentz
Mess Wauntleroy
Roscoe C. White
United States
Frederick Count
Thomas J. Norris
United States District Court
Baltimore
White
C. RT. Sendrickson
H. FE. Smith
Montegvue Hospital
Proper Dining Room Chair Placement for Dinner Party
Guidance notes correct arrangement of chairs around a dining table. Chairs should be pulled back to allow guests to sit easily and avoid awkward entry. The text cautions against pushing chairs under the table during entertaining.
Maytime musings and town notes mix humor and memory
A fragmentary local column reflects on May weather, Mother's Day celebrations, rain interruptions to public events, and fond recollections. It mentions Mr Decker hosting at cinemas, a hospital expansion with new rooms, a commencement next week, nurses’ party, and the 1861 Legislature marker unveiled at Kemp Hall. The piece touches on fashion, childhood memories, and local entertainments amid recurring showers.
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Frederick City Hospital
Juniter Pluvius
Kemp Hall
Maryland
Mit
Spring Musings and Town Happenings Pause in Old Town
The piece wanders through seasonal imagery and local events from Hood College and the Hospital’s upcoming ball, a Braddock marker unveiling date, and talk of parks and a summer outlook. It notes school commencements, cultural events, and a stroll through town shops as printers call time.
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Hood College
School of Expression
Choole
Washington
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