Labor Convention Banquet Opens Amid Union Debates
The Washington labor convention features a banquet with plans for speaker Frank W. Lee as toastmaster. Resolutions favor a standard minimum wage and oppose slot machines, pinball, and a 15 percent rail wage cut. Governor Nice and Maloy address delegates on unemployment, with Green signaling labor unity concerns from Cincinnati.
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Frank W. Lee
Stonday
John Locher
Federation
Washington Central Labor Union
District of Columbia
George ©. Allen
William M. Maloy
State Unemployment Compensation Board
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Labor
Supreme Court
Mr. Maloy
Maloy
Gov. Nice
Gov Nice
McCurdy
Reception For Newly Married Couple At Boyer Home
A wedding reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyer at Bri and Mrs. Eldridge Boyer home. Numerous attendees list includes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyer and many relatives. The program featured hymns, Scripture, prayers, recitations, duets, and a benediction led by Rev. Brown. Harry O. Smith delivered the speech.
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Bri
Eldridge Boyer
Richard Boyer
Clyde Morrison
Maurice Biser
A. T. Moser
Carroll Boyer
Lloyd Coblentz
Arthur Huffer
Paul Ahalt
Paul Stockman
Lewis Biser
Clark Moser
Raymond Gordon
Clarence Rice
Walter Thrasher
Wilmer Moser
Charles Wise
John Boyer
Blessing Boyer
Floyd Moser
Herman Boyer
Harry Sowers
Edgar Poffinberger
Beryl Gordon
Bertha Stockman
Roy Maught
Annabelle Morrison
Mary Poffinberger
Louise Moser
Convention Debates Bar Press and Tax Proposals
The convention rejected a ban on press access amid heated debate with no record vote. It proceeded to adopt resolutions, ending the afternoon. Opponents urged against further increases in the State tax on alcoholic beverages and criticized slot and pinball machine operations for prompting last nickels to be spent.
W M S Meeting at Woodsboro Church
The regular quarterly gathering of the Women's Missionary Society of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church Woodsboro was held Sunday night at 7 45 led by pastor Rev Nelson C Brown with president Mrs G F in attendance.
Brazos the cattleman’s tale in the old southwest
Bruce Catton reviews a western novel about Brazos Bolton, a cattleman whose travels across Dodge City to the railroad illuminate the cowtown frontier. The book captures pioneer color and the old southwest, with honest dialogue and vivid setting, though not the era’s finest fiction.
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Mae
Seton
Esser
America
Ross
Bis
Griffin
Dodge City
Cowtown
Brazos Bolton
Mr. Taylor
Catte Couttry
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Physical Culture Hotel
Dansveilie
New York
Bernarr Macfedden
News-Post
Calvary Methodist Episcops Church Parish Hall
Mlef
Pyles
Amos T. Hutchins
Leslie N. Gas
David H. Fulton
Guerite Hale
Evelyn Gordon
Wilma Moser
Frances Sowers
Julia M. Ahal
Payllis Gordon
Betty Poffinberger
Patsy Morrison
Margaret Morrison
Fonda Boyer
Evelyn Boyer
Edna Stine
Ruth Moser
Audrey Afin Boyer
Sylvia Sue Boyer
Betty Boyer
Josephine Moser
Elaine Rice
Mary Sowers
Evelyn Sowers
John Moser
Edgar Pofinberger
Jr Charries Poffinberger
Meredith Boyer
Carroll Lee Boyer
Donald Stockman
Bruce Stockman
Byron Stockman
Lee Gordon
Robert Boyer
George Moser
Thomas Moser
Leon Moser
Austin Moser
Harold Moser
Hayes Moser
Gene Boyer
Bruce Boyer
Merle Wise
Harold Wise
Glenn Sowers
Billy Sowers
Walter Lee Thrasher
Elwood
Greenawalt
Peoples
Willamson
Markell & Ford
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bruce Catton
Southwest
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Frederick Clearing House Association
Maryland
The
Citizens National Bank
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Western Maryland Trust Company
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