Child Burned While Fire On Farm Sparks Fearful Accident
A 9 year old boy named David Morton suffered severe burns after he threw gasoline on hot coals in a dairy boiler on a W. W. Hodges farm near Boyds. He was rushed by car to Rockville hospital in critical condition with facial and arm burns and shock. Police also report injuries and amputation in a separate incident at Peiping court.
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Boyds
Thompson's Corner
David Morton
Frank E. Morton
W. W. Hodges
Critcal Cond Urban Hospital
Sethesda County
Route 23
Rockining
Chtef
Gordon Derimernt
Thespital
Hr T Mekine Sikers
Montgomery Cour
Herbert Short
Garrett Par
Clode Rosenberger
Right Depth Of Planting For Autumn Bulbs
Proper bulb planting requires well drained sites or raised beds with six inches of added height. Avoid shallow or late rooting bulbs as frost and soil settling affect depth. Tulips, late bloomers, and lilies require specific depths. Madonna Lily needs 3 to 4 inches, while others may need 10 inches. CLASS OFFICERS The junior class officers at Damascus High School for 1938-39 are: President Ann Burdette, vice president Hazel Buxton, secretary Hazel Burdetie, treasurer Charles J Hawkins, sergeant-at-arms Robert, historian Virginia Green, Student Council Norma Lee Lewis, patrol Jack Burdette.
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Damascus High School
Ann Burdette
Buxton
Hazel Burdetie
Charles J
Draftees And Vets Guide Explains Appeal Deadlines
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines in Washington the 10 day appeal window after a local draft board mails a classification notice and the exceptions based on location or circumstances. He explains who may appeal and why, including dependents and employers, and notes that a 1-A classification requires a medical exam and clearance.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Alasko
Pawan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Canal Zone
Community notes on appeals and adult night school classes
A fragment lists topics about appeals and a government appeal agent for local boards. It notes the Damascus High School night classes for adults offering woodwork and short shaving, with classes Tuesday evenings at 7:50 PM.
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Damascus Hush School
Fragmented wartime brief from 1950s meeting note.
The disjointed OCR captures a Carroll statement to an executive committee about invitation absence and unclear dates, with references to years 1938 1953 and a note on an American Legion context.
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Legion Fila
American Lasson
Arenes
A Carroll
Dubois Veteran Unit Plans Rummage Sales and Meetings
The Dubois Veteran Unit met at Julia and Carl Fronge home with nineteen members present. They plan two rummage sales soon and shifted November meeting to the first Thursday due to a Catholic Daughters and Knights of Columbus minstrel show. Next session is November 11 and 12 at Helen Bennett’s home with co-hosts Mire Jane O Leary and Moyles McPartland.
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Helen Bennett
Mire Jane O Leary
Moyles McPartland
Doctors Smoke for Pleasure Tea Camel Brand
Independent research groups surveyed 113597 doctors about cigarette brands and found Camel listed as the brand most associated with doctors. The oddly phrased note Telegram cites a newspaper archive.
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