Potomac States Bakers Convene in Frederick Mayor Welcomes Delegates
The Potomac States Association of the Baking Industry held its eighth annual convention in Frederick with about 349 delegates and visitors. Mayor Lloyd C Culler welcomed attendees and thanked the city for its hospitality while praising local progress and the Francis Scott Key Hotel as a key factor in attracting the meeting. President Frank E Smith of Cumberland and association leaders delivered addresses urging cooperation, new machinery, and regional development in the baking industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Ste Association
Pres
Frank E. Smith
Cumber
Re Fi. Glen
Lloyd C. Caller
Frederick
L. A. SHITE
associatio
addr Shillinser
Potomac States Association of the Baking Industry and the allied trades
Frederi
Francis Scott Key
Shi Yinger
Smith
Potomac
Balti
eleia
I siomac
arien
England
Board Rejects Bids on New Frederick County Schools
A Frederick County Board of Education meeting, held at the office of Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer in the courthouse, rejected all bids for constructing new schoolhouses at Adamstown and Kronville.
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Frederick County
Delegates Register For Bakers Convention Opening Today
A long list of attendees for the annual Bakers Convention begins sessions today in Baltimore and surrounding areas. Names from Maryland Virginia Ohio New York and Pennsylvania include Mr. and Mrs. A B Fogle Mrs Hattie Cass Mrs J M Butler and many more. The roster features exhibitors and delegates from Baltimore Walkersville Cumberland Philadelphia and Cincinnati among others.
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Bakers
Nicodemus
Walkersville
A. B. Fogle
Cumberland
J. George Smith
C. W. Benner
Baltimore
HE Benner
HL C. Benner
George D. ‘Leeplerin
William Riehl
Charles Fink
Philadelphia
Ross Moyers
J. Ross Akers
Gril
F. Grill
MW. Cabell
P. F. Sanborn
Washington
Lawrence Lathrop
St. Louis
H. B. Taylor
Richmond
DW. Cass
Hattie Cass
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Woodridge
Co. A. Miller
Norfolk
J. M. Butler
Louis Storck
Parkersburg
H. Nolte
Robert Nicodesmus
Fr Barha
Clara R Barha
Wheeling
W. Va
C. Eichelberger
Lynchburg
Wa. Harshall
John Booth
Frank Smith
Marion Miller
Frederick
R. E. McC
A. F. Horner
Batti Cc
H. Edmondson
A. B. Walter
Irene
Catherine
Mary
Walter
H. R. Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
A. Reinhart
A. J. Will
Baltimorb
BR. D. Armstrong
D. W. Vinson
J. Lawes
B. Yawes
Crisfield
S. D
Norman R. Me
Mir
Phi Naas
Clara Phillips Appeals innocence from Honduras voyage
A second message from Clara Phillips, detained in Honduras, asserts her innocence and aims to overturn the murder conviction in California. Sent from Puerto Cortez aboard the steamship Cepan, she travels to return to the United States in custody for extradition, insisting she never struck with a hammer.
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Associated Press
Tejuchalpa
Honduras
Clara Philps
rolame
California
Puerto Cortez
itive
Cepan
United States
Los Angeles
Five Die In Powder Plant Explosion Today
Five people died in a blast at a local powder plant. The explosion occurred in a gelatin-packed area of the facility. Investigators reported that the cause remains unclear as workers and officials assess the scene.
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Farvine
Luther League Convention Set for Hagerstown
The second annual Luther League of the Maryland Synod convention will be held in Hagerstown June 26 and 27 at St John’s Luth iere church. Rev J Edward Harms directs the Maryland Synod League, formed in Baltimore in 1922, uniting young people across Maryland District of Columbia and nearby communities. The convention emphasizes Luther League America education and closer fellowship, with plans for a banquet and a pageant featuring seven young participants.
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Luther League of the Maryland Synod
Hagerstown
St. John’s Luthiere church
J. Edward Harms
D. D
Maryland Synod League
St Marks Lutheran church
Baltimore
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Warnesboro
Lovellsvile
Luther League
Lu aian young peoples organization
Luther League -America
Kid Hats in Smarm Trend Sparks Quiet Debate
A terse note discusses white kids wearing smarm style hats. It notes current popularity and hints at shifting attitudes without detailing events or sources.
Tomorrow Legal Holiday Observed With Special War Dead Services
Tomorrow will be observed as a legal holiday. The post office will have usual hours while special services honor the war dead. The News will publish as usual and business and editorial offices will stay open the entire day.
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ofice
Firemen Parade and Band Contest Rules Set for City
The weekly committee outlined the Firemen Convention parade route in four divisions from East Church to Court House Park with a reviewing stand at City Hall. Shriner emblem to be replaced by Firemen emblem after the caravan, decorations emphasized, and prizes offered for best decor. Contest rules require by June 7 entries, no fee, at least two entrants, judges appointed by Entertainment Committee, and credentials due by 3 p.m. Thursday.
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Emery F.L Munshbower
G. Hunter Bowers
Everest Harding
John Y T. Best
J. Harry Grove
Charles W. Crum
Lee Renneberger
Austin Renn
J. Hyndman
East Church street
Second street
Carroll street
Carrol
Church street
Church
Court House park
City Hall
Frederick
con
Vets Bureau probe may spark criminal action
Senate committee evidence on the Veterans Bureau crime probes was sent to the Justice Department. Possible charges include dental frauds in veterans hospitals and alleged unconscionable prices in hospital site purchases. John F. O'Ryan said seven or eight people were involved in cases where veterans signed receipts for dental work not performed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Department of Justice
veterans
Justice Department
bureau
John F. O'Ryan
O’Ryan
Conference of Young People Held Saturday
A conference for young people and leaders will convene at Union Chapel near Libertytown on Saturday June 2. Registration opens to ages 16 to 24 and to pastors and leaders. lunch is provided by the Sunday school, dinner in the evening. County ministers will participate in a three-session program with devotions, addresses, reports, and musical selections led by Rev. Carnahan, Rev. Patterson, Rev. Royal, Miss Alma Bond, and others.
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Union Chapel
Libertytown
W. T. Sneadner
R. Carnahan
R. S. Patterson
D. Du
W. C. Royal
Alma Bond
Howard Valentine
soio
Edward Wamil
W. Elliott
Stone
Paul Renner
Ruth Hammond
reune penpi sunerintende
Gurems
G. Frits Williams
D. D
Frisa‘shin Circle
Next Reformed Synod Meets in Philadelphia
The entry notes the Next Reform ed Synod meeting in Philadelphia with delegates from across the state. It mentions an Eagles convention at Brunswick and that preparations are underway for the State Convention in June, with Brunswick aiding to ensure a successful gathering for delegates and guests.
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REFORMED SYNOD
PHILADELPHIA
Eagles
Brunswick
Frater
Court House Park Hosts Friday Reel and Drill Contests
The reel race is set for Friday morning at 17 o clock on Rockwell Terrace. The drill contest will follow Friday morning at 19 o'clock in Court House square.
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Court Park
Rockwell Terrace
Court Square
Court House park
Court House square
West Virginia auto tragedy blamed on Brightwell in inquest
Martinsburg witnesses describe a fatal hit run that killed eight year old James Kenneth Keuster as the car, driven by Brightwell, sped away after striking him. Six claims Brightwell drove the car. both men arrested and held, with charges expected after a local inquest.
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Six
Brightwell
West Virginia
William RR
Keno
Martinsburg
James Kenneth Kueister
Frank Keuelster
atrinsburg
Fingerstown
Orndorff
Potomac river
sali
Frederick
Hagerstown
creed
hire
Potomac bridge
1000 Quake Victims At Turbat Haidari
Advices from Teheran report an earthquake at Turbat Haidari killing about 1,000 people and scattering shocks over several hours. Many villages are said to be devastated. The message is dated in Allahabad Persia on May 29.
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Associated Press
Allahabad
Persia
Pioneer
Teheran state
Turba' Haidari
Union Miners Strike in Coal River West Virginia
Union miners at Coal River Collieries Company in West Virginia have walked out over unionization. District 17 head Fred Mooney says the open shop policy and refusal to recognize a local union triggered the strike. Mooney notes past assurances from Warren S. Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers about miners being organized when mines reopened. Permits issued for union workers were rescinded as workers quit.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Coal River Coiles Company
Fred Mooney
District 17
United Mineral Workers
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mooney
Stone
brotherhood
Coal River Collieries Company
Crisis in Sober World Campaign Reported
Report from Northern Fay convention notes crisis reach in the sober world campaign. Mentions of divorce and prohibition era factors cited amid confusion and unclear details.
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Brene
Attenton
Flag Etiquette For Memorial Day Observance
According to the article flags are kept at half staff until noon while a decoration hour is set to honor the head of the staff. A great many people are ignorant of this fact and think the day is a feast for the entire community.
Lehigh Valley Rouses Wages of All Clerks
Hazelton Pa May 29 The Lehigh Valley Railroad announced a system wide clerical raise with increases from two to four cents per hour based on service length. Messengers train callers crew callers and baggage clerks receive rises of one to three cents per hour.
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Associated Press
Hazelton
Lehigh Valley Railroad today
jenith
Three boys imitate movie train wrecks arrested
Three ten year old boys admitted attempting two wrecks of a passenger train after seeing a film. They placed an iron plate on the track near Westbur, and later wedged a bolt into a switch to force a derailment, police say.
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Westburr
Shares Rise Tracks Mixed Market Amid Volatile Morning
In New York on May 9 the stock market showed uneven price moves as traders debated immediate directions. Rail shares led gains while industrials drifted. Cal momer opened at 210 per cent. A six year old girl, Dolly, daughter of Sir, sustained a forehead bruise after falling from a porch, treated by Dr. Meredith Smith.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary
iheart waders
Cal momer
cfurt
Dolly
Sir
West Patrick
Wils
Meredith Smith
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NATIONAL BAKERS’ ORGANIZATION
MAYOR CULLER
Potomac’ States Association
sfaewke eal
Robert T. Meade
George H. Nyquist
W. Aber
chapler
Frederick G. T. Starnhey
Olio
E. Osen
F scharan
C. Reinhardt
E. C. Sans
Henry R. Newcourt
J. A. Singer
Gertrude Singer
Staupton
Marry M. Sklar
George P. Reuter
R. J. H. Moesta
R. BE. Clapp
Wilbur Behrmer
R. L. Hicks
Braxer
J. L. Meade
L. A. Sch pger
Leroy E. Duncan
G. W. Phillips
Salisbury
C. R. Trouber
Phiadelphia
FE. J. Metson
Cincinnati
Hershberger
J. B. Rosebaum
W. E. Beck
Winchester
T. J. Roland
W. J. Andrews
W. J. Ruez
Larned
Kansas
J. Price
Minneapolis
George B. Titus
G. A. Johns
J. White
J. W. Lloyd
Martinsbore
C.S. Sharp
G. G. Standeford
John J. Streett
Charles Metz
J. J. Parlaman
Cumberlain
W. VL Hill
N.C
Frederick Knock
H. W. Robinson Lewis Sehneider
B. Reschke
K. O. Kremar
W. B. Carrmore
Charles Westmar
C. H. Culbernon
Harrisburg
CLARA PHILLIPS
yace
VETS BUREAU
Near Libertytown
BAKERS’ CONVENTION
uLENN U. GAHUER
Turbat-I-Haidari
UNION
VIRGINIA
Rail Brotherhood
WORLD ON WHEELS
FORD
LEHIGH VALLEY
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