Charges Against Both Dismissed After Magistrate Error
A deputy game warden and a special deputy sheriff cleared of charges after a Peoples Court hearing when Magistrate Walter Linne inadvertently left them off the docket. Ira Sears and George Stone acquitted of related counts after testimony over hunting without a license, battery, resisting arrest, and larceny. The hearing revealed conflicting accounts, with Sears arguing the badge mattered and Stone saying he enforced the bag limit.
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Sugar Loaf Mountain
Walter E
Yellow Springs
Stone
Sears
Knights of Columbus Officers Are Installed
Officers of St. John's Council 1622 Knights of Columbus were installed at ceremonies in the lodge rooms Monday night. Installation was conducted by John Flanagan State deputy of Baltimore assisted by B B Hummelsine district deputy of Hagerstown Victor Machanochy past State deputy Baltimore Edward Kennedy district deputy Havre de Grace Ralph F Lipps grand.
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St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
John Flanagan
Baltimore
B. B. Hummelsine
Hagerstown
Victor Machanochy
Edward Kennedy
Havre de Grace
Ralph F. Lipps
America in 1938 Eyes War Lessons From 1914
AP Feature Service traces how American perception of war evolved from 1914 to 1938. It contrasts unpreparedness in 1914 with a matured press and public, noting suffrage agitation, labor strikes, stock market shocks, and foreign trade woes shaping cautious calls for neutrality and armament restraint. The piece cites Taft optimism on neutrality and the hope of ending future great wars.
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Tennessee
Europe
John Citizen
Webster
United States Army General Staff
Germany
France
Russia
William Howard Taft
Knight of Hagerstown lodge officers installed
Short talks were made by the visitors as the Knight of Hagerstown lodge installed officers led by Dr James G Conroy grand knight and Bernard Callan deputy grand knight Rev J J W Conlan chaplain Bernard Crutchley chancellor Donald Davis recorder Austin Moke financial secretary N Wilson Schley treasurer Austin Thomas lecturer George I Smith advocate Alton J Lipps warden James Filby inside guard Norbert Dorsey outside guard John McE Wilson Robert Hartman and Harry Whistler trustees The meeting was largely attended and followed by a social event Remtoks
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Hagerstown Lodge
James G. Conroy
Bernard Callan
J J W Conlan
Bernard Crutchley
Donald Davis
Austin Moke
N. Wilson Schley
Austin Thomas
George I. Smith
Alton J Lipps
James Filby
Norbert Dorsey
John McE. Wilson
Robert Hartman
Harry Whistner
Modern wallpaper used as decorative art in rooms
Mary Davis Gillies explains how contemporary papers move beyond mere covering to become integral decor. She cites ideas like full wall panels from cornice to baseboard, textured scenes for fireplaces and alcoves, and marble and cedar fiber papers for dadoes and closets, all highlighting color, texture, and scent.
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Cape Cod
Maryland Employment Service can fill any job, Evans Rogers says
Evans Rogers publicity director for Maryland State Employment Service told Kiwanis at Hotel Frederick that the agency can fill any job. He cited figures from January 1 1938 to September end showing 14 934 jobs filled for private employers, with 11 percent white collar and 15 percent craftsmen and semi skilled workers. He traced the service history from 1918 and contrasted private agencies with fees to free public service for all employment types. Capt. Charles N. Staley introduced Rogers as head of the local office Robert J. Allen of Quincy Mass attended. Jack LaMotte of Baltimore visited. Francis Perrott led the meeting.
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Maryland State Employment Service
Evans Rogers
Kiwanis Club
Frederik
Hle
Rodgers
Public Employment Service
Mr. Rodgers
Charles N. Staley
Robert J. Alien
Quincy
Mass
Jack LaMotte
Baltiasta
Doll Derr
Baltimore
Frederick
Francis Perrott
Handouts Mentioned by Stooges in Primary Expenditure
A Democratic primary candidate, J. Tyson Lee of Urbana, reported 5 for handouts to various stooges among his campaign expenses. Other filings list Crum's 6235 on advertising and filing fees, Dutrow's 90 with travel and ads, Feaster's 75 all ads and fees, Staub's 54 all ads and fees.
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House of Delegates
J. Tyson Lee
Urbana
Myself
Herbert R. O'Connor
Charles W. Crum
John L. Dutrow
Orphans Court
Edgar W. Feaster
Pine County
Meredith van R Staub
Slugged Slot Machines Arrest Shocks Norfolk
A Norfolk man named Rudolph A King was arrested Tuesday evening for slugging slot machines in the city. A police search revealed more details about illegal contrivances and led to further action.
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Rudolph A King
Norfolk
Slugger accuses expose illegal slot machine scheme
City police confiscate 23080 in slug coins fed into illegal machines. Officer Frank Dorsey arrested a man on complaint by local operators, but no charges could be filed as the machines were illegal. He was held at police headquarters then ordered to leave the city with the slugs.
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Frank Dorsey
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton discusses shared parental responsibility in a family crisis. A wife secretly ensures her ill child receives needed surgery when the husband withholds consent, highlighting the need for mutual talk, trust, and joint decision making in health and domestic matters.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Motorcycle accident injures Rhodes brothers near Ceresville
Stanley Rhodes aged 18 was tossed from his motorcycle around 6 p.m. Tuesday and taken to Frederick City Hospital with a right leg injury while returning from work. Earlier, Charles Rhodes was injured July 1 when his motorcycle struck a cow near New Windsor, resulting in a fractured right leg.
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Rhodes
Ceresville
Stanley Rhodes
Charles
Frederick City
Stanley
Charles Rhodes
New Windsor
Moral responsibility in parenting and shared approach
The text argues for reaffirming moral responsibility as the hardest part of parenthood and calls for it to be shared equally between caregivers. It emphasizes joint accountability, developing a new approach, and addressing habits, hopes, and methods.
Youth hurt knee on highway seeks help and hospital care
Damaged knee injury described near Cere vile involves a youth found on the highway by residents who arranged transport to a hospital. The family, living at Jesse Stup farm, near Cere vile, reports a recent return for further treatment and questions about the seriousness.
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Sce
En Uri Stanley Rhodes
Jesse Stup
Cerevile
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