Commandery At Church Service In Taneytown Visit
About 235 members of Boghingod Commander No. 6 Tem plar Washington DC attended an annual visit at Can churchh. Rev Thevente Masonic Jacques DeMelay preached on manhood as theme. A duet by the Littlestown sisters and prayers by Rev William Alege followed. After morning services, members toured local attendees from Taneytown area and joined dinner at Saubie's Inn near Taneytown.
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Templar
Washington, D.C
Canschuchh
Jacques DeMelay
Jeno HL Ler
Wiliam & Calege
Russel Daughters
R. Ams. Hendrickson
Casper
Littlestown
Dist
Episcopal Ps
E. Bryan Rise Koontz
Madred L
SETHE
Commandery
Williams
Coblentz
H. ©. Schroeder
Airplane Production Up 14 Percent in Early 1935
Airplane manufacturers reported a 14 percent rise in output for the first half of 1935 compared with the same period in 1934. The increase reflects expanded orders and higher factory activity across leading producers.
Dimmy Allred: A Texas governor with rise from humble roots
His Excellency James V. Allred, called dimmy by many Texans, is a 36 year old governor known for genial manner and showmanship. He rose from bottle washer to district attorney and governor in twelve years, emphasizing a state-centered approach and willingness to clash with federal authority. He enjoys fishing, smokes nickel cigars, and prioritized rapid statewide travel to campaign and speak across Texas.
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James V. Allred
Texas
Training School Head Talks To Foster Parents
Col Pratt, superintendent of the Maryland Training School for Boys, spoke at a quarterly meeting of local foster parents, arguing the home as the real educational center for early childhood. He cited trust, personal contact, and understanding child life as essential to effective care, with readings and music adding to the event.
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PA. Pratt
Maryland Training
Baltimore
Wighey Foster
Abphael
Pur
Amos John Traver
Traver
Wartren Grushon
Graceham
Washington Road Project Alters Child Rearing Notes
An article discusses progressive views on child development and education, contrasting sympathetic nurturing with discipline. It cites a Washington road project completion by COM workers near Boonskorn, with references to the Children’s Ald Society overseeing 840 children under supervision. A separate item reports Mary falls on cellar stairs in Braddock Heights, fracturing her arm and receiving care at Frederick City hospital. The piece mentions a monument dedicated July 4, 1897 and a planned highway dedication near the monument, linking to the United States Department of Commerce aircraft engine and parachute approvals in earlier years.
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Lccl
Cal Pratt
Missing Witness Arrest in Still Case Brings Brunswick Ties
Harvey P. Wilson of Brunswick, labeled a missing witness in Mrs Ruby Goodheart's liquor case, was arrested Friday on untaxed liquor manufacture charges. He faces grand jury action while expected to testify against John E Coulter in the Walnut street house explosion case. Nearby court actions included drunkenness fines and non support warrants involving several locals.
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Harvey P. Wilson
Brunswick
Mre
Ruby Goodheart
Ciieut
Wilson
Charles W. Smith
Cagainet
John O'Neil
Myerzvyille
Smith
Red’ Stottlamver
Daniel Lvevenley
George Hoffman
Schnauffer
Leslie Mullinix
Gaithersburg
Ismith
Libertytown
Montgomery
James Howard
Hoffman
Robert Stales
Henry Gray
Colorfti
Fred Straley
Clarence Weeden
Disorderly conduct case tied to officers and suspects
A report notes tolated, drunk and disorderly incidents involving Special Officer Smith and officers Swomley Hoffman and Lawrence Fagan. Individuals Lewis E. Dorsey and Dinty Moore are mentioned in connection with disorderly behavior and related conduct.
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Smith
Lewis E. Dorsey
Omcers
Swomley
Hoffman
Dinty Moore
Lawrence Fagan
Fair balance in earnings and costs argued by AAS official
Washington October 13 An AAS spokesman said a fair balance exists between factory workers earnings, food prices and non food living costs. L H Bean economic adviser to the farm administration argued that retail food prices have declined and rose with workers earnings. He said the real problem is providing permanent employment and sufficient earnings for the unemployed to restore living standards. He added the imbalance is not on agriculture but requires higher non agricultural production by 40 to 50 percent to restore jobs.
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Washington
AAS
L. H. Bean
Farm Administration
One Cent a Day Policy Offer from Postal Life
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers an accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months for disability and up to 1000 dollars for deaths, costing under a cent daily. Over 180,000 have bought this plan. Open to men women and children. No money needed to start. send name address age beneficiary details and policy arrives in 10 days for free inspection with no medical exam. Limited time offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life
Kansas City
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