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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1933

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United States Aitlines Policy Aims for Peace and Armament Talks

The United States signals willingness to disarm and avoid foreign entanglements while seeking regional peace. Ambassador Davis states US would confer with other nations if peace is managed and would refrain from action opposing collective efforts to restore peace if aggressor identity is agreed. Washington notes regard for freedom and foreign demands, as Europe eyes an eight-nation pact with Britain France Germany and Italy guiding armament limits and economic stability.

Associated Press United States Ceria Cicumstances Genera Sermas BR. Davis Arge Decwring Davis Amenea Matcoms Armsrica Peste League of Nnions Daves United Tes Washington Smerca Roosevelt Bimsevi Bii London Europe Great Bram Prince Germany Ita Salvich Italy Fulvio Sulich Chamber of Deputies Rome Sunich Mussa Sulevich Hitler Ita Wend

4-H club leader selects Howes for national camp

Rockville Maryland May 22 Albert A Ady assistant county agricultural agent says Radgler L Howes of Washington Grove will join another Maryland delegate at the National 4-H Camp in Washington from June 15. Howes joined the Montgomery County 4-H Jersey Glen in 1926 and has 12 registered Jersey cattle 15 registered Poland China pigs and 250 pure bred Leghorn chicks. He has competed in the national dairy judging contest at the National Dairy Show in Bushville Texas and helped Montgomery County swine judging team at Madison Square Garden. He now serves as secretary of the Maryland 4-H Jersey Calf Club Montgomery County 4-H Club and Money Breeders Association and is master of Germaciters Grange.

Rockville E G Jemms Radgler L. Howes Washington Grove Washington Albert A. Ady Cousy Young Howes Montgomery County Jersey Poland Maryland Bushvile, Teas Was & Cnember Madison Square Gardes Money Breecers” Association Germacitors Grange

Londoun County hospital auxiliary organized with officers

The Junior Auxiliary of Londoun County Hospital organized May 22 appointing Mrs. Frank Osbarm as chairman and Mass Dmfexy Metzger as secretary. Other members include Mrs John Gallener Miss Savan Harrison and Miss Betty Crawlall. John Gallener oversees the tables and duties.

Londoun County Hospital Reson Frank Osbarm Mass Dmfexy Metzger Lioyd Slack John Gallener Savan Harrison John Wr- Dew Clemens Betty Crawlall Leesterg Elizabeth M McCor Margaret James Arcola Paesman

Loudoun County Democratic Primary Set For August 1

Leesburg Virginia May 22 The Loudoun County Democratic Committee met at the courthouse and set Tuesday August 1 as the date for the Democratic primary in Loudoun County Chairman C H Osborn announced the state extended candidacy notices with June 2 as the filing deadline So far two announcements have been made Wilbur C member and C Fenton Con for five delegates with Leesburg attorneys listed.

Leesourg Loudo County Democratic Committee Loudoun C. H. Osborn Wilbur C, Membent C. Fenton Leesburg

Milk Shippers Meet on New Price Scale at Adamstown

The Maryland Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association called a meeting at the schoolhouse in Adamstown for Wednesday night to discuss a new milk price scale for Washington market shipments. Directors from Middletown Mount Pleasant Eve Beer Adamstown and Urbana are expected to attend. The scale introduces new classes and aims to adjust price differences between milk for fluid consumption and cream production.

Washington Schoogihouse Adamstown Wung. M Fortion Maryland and Virginia Association Predak County EC Speaks J. Homer

Washington Moves Toward Industry Code Reforms

Key lawmakers debate industry code provisions after White House briefing. The Ways and Means Committee considers suspending new wage controls if the President can enact two year industry codes and related wage standards. The discussion follows approval signals from the administration amid a push to separate the control bill from broader industry measures.

Washington, Mar Industry Central Publirks Congress Doughton White House Aenl Iie

Hood College Names Joseph H Apple Student Loan Fund

The Hood College faculty honor Dr. Joseph H Apple for forty years of service with a fund named The Joseph H Apple Student Loan Fund. It aims to assist capable juniors and seniors and instill self reliance and integrity while supporting college loyalty. The fund is managed by a faculty committee led by Dr. Mabel Lowell Bishop. Raymond I Ford is treasurer and loans will be repaid on a business basis.

Hood College Joseph H. Apple Apple Mabel Lowell Bishop Raymond I. Ford

Westminster Farm Death Reported Suspected Suicide

Marvin Gardner 21 of Willis Va was found dead in a Linwood Carroll county field with a small caliber pistol shot through his heart and head. Authorities led by Sheriff Yonhn and Coroner Benson ruled it a likely suicide after investigation. The motive remains unknown as Gardner was a farm handler at W C Quesenburry's farm and had gone to milk cows as usual.

Westminster Marvin Gardiner Wilis W. C. Quesenburry Linwood Carrol County Brown Yonhn Benson Carroll County Quesencurry

Bridge Tender Robbed Near Brunswick by Masked Pair

A Brunswick toll bridge operator was held up at pistol point by two white men, one in a blue suit and the other in brown, who stole about 24 to 25 dollars from the cash box and the day's receipts. They tied his hands, marched him across the bridge, then fled. Police investigated with limited clues.

Brunswick ‘Ol Mumma Money Brunswick Ride Biot Brunswick Green Joseph E. Chew Chew Kehne Suerff Charles W. Crum Wen

Absolute divorce granted in Frederick case

Madeline V Hemp of Frederick granted an absolute divorce from David B Henry of Frederick through attorney Reno 5 Harp. The defendant must pay the costs of the proceedings. Alton Bennett represented the defendant.

Madeline V. Hemp Frederick Reno 5 Harp David B. Henry Alton ¥. Bennnett

Rebels Take To Filis Havana In Cuban Provinces

Reports from Havana say rebels in Santa Clara and Camaguey provinces last week have dispersed into bands to avoid capture. About 30 men under Gerardo Meneses were reported west of Manicaragus in Santa Clara province.

Filis Havana Santa Clara Camaguey Gerardo Meneses Manicaragus

Urges U S Patronage for American Shipping

Alfred E Smuth urged renewed American support for shipping in New York on May 22, marking Marmitime Day observances. He cited the Jones-White act of 1928 and said the United States has restored its flag on key trade routes and built a reserve of seamen. He also highlighted 42 modern ships and an airways system linking the nation with 32 canels.

New York Amerian Amercan Shipping Alfred E Smuth Marmitume Dar Jones-White Addtton

Work of County Women's Clubs Explained at Meeting

An evening talk before Zonta Club at Barbara Prihie Tea Room outlined the Frederick County Federation of Women's Clubs aims and benefits. Mrs Thomas Culler described the home Demonstration agent role and club cohesion. Miss Miriam Apple noted the county market project’s public support. Miss Apple appointed to represent the club at the International Convention in Chicago June 22 to 24.

Barbara Prihie Thomas Culler Prederick County Miral Culler Hal Lee Ort Anna Schantz Miss Apple Chicago Joseph H. Appie Read Muss Effie Moore Cumbrland

Mitchell Trial Proceeds Over Tax Payment Allegations

In Paterson Court New York May 22 the government sought to prove Charles E Mitchell paid interest on National City Bank stock gifted to his wife in 1930 and 1931. Prosecutors contend the gifts concealed tax due after the 1929 crash and that the sale of 18 300 shares to his wife at a loss wiped out his 1929 tax. The defense notes Mitchell's position as former National City Bank chairman and argues the sale was genuine.

New York U. S Charles E. Mitchell Nahonei City Bank Mitchell National City Bank

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