Two Motorists Jailed After Frederick Weekend Accidents
Two out of state motorists were jailed near Frederick after weekend crashes. Joe S. Mann faced collateral of 110 dollars on a drunken and reckless driving charge following a collision with a truck at Fishing Creek CCC camp. Theodore Valondry of Fort Myer and Clarence Flock of Myersville were jailed or released on recognizance after a North Market and Fourth Street collision. Edward Ambush of Lime Kiln faced a reckless driving charge, while Eugene Wright was released on own recognizance for driving without a permit. William Sweeney and Samuel Thompson, both colored, were jailed for drunkenness on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ebert
Mann
CCC
Frank Dollie
North Market
Fourth Streets
Theodore Valondry
Fort Myer
Clarence O. Flock
Myersville
Lawrence Fagan
Valondry
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Flook
Market Street
Edward
Allen S. Bartgis
Charles Blumenauer
Eugene Wright
B. & O. Avenue
Marshall Murray
William Sweeney
Samuel Thompson
Sweeney
Dorsey
Thompson
Bartgis
Bombs fall near British destroyer off Spanish coast
Bombs dropped today within 30 yards of the British destroyer Imperial anchored a half mile outside Gandia on Spain’s Mediterranean coast. The destroyer’s decks were sprayed with splinters but no injuries were reported. Insurgent authorities at Palma Mallorca apologized to British officials. Kansas towns plan about $5.06 million for next year’s city operations.
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Valencia
Spain
Imperial
Gandia
Mediterranean
Palma
Mallorca
Explanation Of Wage And Hour Bill Work By Rod n ey Dutcher
Washington Oct 17 1938 Rodney Dutcher outlines the Fair Labor Standards Act details on 23 cent minimum wage 44 hour work week overtime 1.5x and exemptions for agricultural workers seamen streetcar executives and most fisheries and dairy workers The piece explains coverage rules for employees in interstate commerce manufacturing processing transport and home workers plus penalties enforcement reports and the phased wage increases through 1945 with regional office openings limited by funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Pilgrim Fathers
Massachusetts Colony
Elmer F. Andrews
Department of Labor
Katherine F. Lenroot
Children's Bureau
PFO J
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Cleveland
Birmingham
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Houston
Denver
San Francisco
Andrews
Fisl
Children’s Bureau
NEA Service, Inc
Emmitsburg Reunion Plans Highlight 1940 Homecoming Weekend
Emmitsburg Mount Saint Mary’s will host its annual reunion and homecoming on October 21 and 22. About 2500 alumni invitations were sent as Rev. William F. Culhane announced finish of plans. A homecoming football game with LaSalle College is set for Saturday.
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Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s
William F. Culhane
Alumni Association
LaSalle College of Philadelphia
Clarence Warren
Francis
Oakmont
Warren
Harry Bowling
Ralph Boyer
A. A. A of
Maryland
Emmitsburg High School
Boyer
William E. Treiber
Pittsburgh
Em bitsburg FFA opens with officers and events
The Em bitsburg chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its first meeting in the agriculture room with Guy Krom as president. Delegates Clyde Boller and Guy Krom were chosen to attend the Maryland State FFA banquet. Mr and Mrs Kermit Anders visited Baltimore. Prof Arvin P Jones attended the Baltimore Livestock Show witnessing the grand champion steer. Miss Ann Codors hosted a contract bridge gathering with several guests. first through third honors went to Mrs Treiber, Mrs Zacharias, and Mrs Frailey. Junior Ryder is ill with pneumonia. Veterans' Admin head C F P Sargent will speak at the upcoming legionnaires meeting. Eight St Joseph’s College girls joined Saint Louise de Marillac society.
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Victrola
Embitsburg
Future Farmers of America
Agriculture Room
Guy Krom
Maryland
Clyde Boller
Kermit Anders
Baltimore
Arvin P. Jones
Ann Codors
Contract Bridge
Thomas O'Connell
Harry Boyle
Warner Welsh
William H. Treiber
CC. G. Fraley
R. M. Zacharias
George Busster
Treiber
Zacharias
Frailey
Society of Saint Louise de Marillac
Francs J. Dodd
Saint Louise de Marillac
Claire Mofenstein
Margaret Wonderly
Agnes Cirbus
Arm Kessler
Helen Fowler
Rosalie Donnells
Mary Elien Carroll
Betty Glossa
Windsor Guild forms for sociability church work
A group of young women from the Presbyterian church organized the Windsor Guild led by Mrs. John Ross Hays to boost sociability and church work. At a fact meeting plans were made for a bake sale on October 15 and a Halloween party was set as the next activity. Dr Nathan started his Art lectures at Blue Ridge College last week with Dr Harris presenting American Writers and Dr Peter Olden giving Europe Today. The New Windsor Homemakers club met Monday October 11 at 8 pm with 19 members.
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New Windsor
The
Presbyterian Church
Peter Olden
Europe
Local Notes From New Windsor And Nearby Towns
Two visitors attended the club meeting as songs There’s Music in the Air Slumber Boat and Silver Moon were performed Mrs Randall Spoerlein reported on the tri county meeting at Hagerstown and the histories of The Sweetest Story Ever Told and Home Sweet Home Mrs Fred Yohn demonstrated mantelpiece decorations New Windsor P T A met on October 13 for the first time this year Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fleming and son attended the Frederick Fair Rev J K Hays and wife visited relatives in Emmitsburg Mrs Joseph Engler who had been sick is able to go downstairs again Miss Mary Engler of Baltimore spent a day with her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel E Engler Mrs Dodderer is ill at Mrs Mary Graybills Dr Ira Whitehill and wife of Baltimore called on friends in town Mrs M D Reid spent a weekend in Thurmont Jack Thompson a Western Maryland College student tore a ligament in his shoulder at football practice The W C T U met at the home of Mrs George P B Englar Mrs John J John received word of the death of her niece
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Randall Spoerlein
Hagerstown
Wilbur Fleming
Frederick
J. K. Hays
Emmitsburg
Joseph
Engler
Mary Engler
Baltimore
Daniel E. Engler
Dodderer
October Temperatures Hit Five Year High In Maryland
Weather data shows a warm spell with a Sunday high around 50 degrees and a 63 degree reading on October 1 1993 levels. Drought persists with streams falling and Fishing Creek reservoir dropping 20 inches below full. Warm spells fueled summer like activities in Baker Park while nights drop to the forties and fog rolls in countywide.
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Frederick Fair
Drouth
Ossober
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Baker Park
What Is Your News I Q
A quiz style prompt asks for identifying a baseball manager and his team record, English figures with last names Anthony Winston Sir John Malcolm, Martin Dies and the Dies investigations, AFL membership status last year, and which nation owns the largest battleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Winston
Sir John
Malcolm
Martin
American Federation of Labor
Even Owners Found It Hard To Identify Cars
Two Frederick countians from opposite county ends parked near Sixth and Bentz streets. Nichols of Woodsboro and Jones of Buckeystown swapped cars, fearing a theft report, then identified the mix up at police headquarters. Other notes list local visits and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Nichols
Woodsboro
Martin Jones
Buckeystown
Sixth
Bentz
Mr. Jones
Mr. Nichols
Gaithersburg Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Gaithersburg residents host visitors from Baltimore and Leesburg. Miss Mattie Small faces illness after a major operation in Washington. The Epworth Church Ladies Aid plans a turkey dinner November 17, with other dinners by local groups. A charity play Eyes of Love directed by Mrs. Dudley Robertson debuts October 21 at Gaithersburg High School with a long cast and committees for program tickets publicity and production.
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Gaithersburg
Catherine Baldwin
Battimore
Charles Starner
Dulcie Edwards
Bruce McIntosh
Leesburg
Odell Smith
Washington
BD C
Norfolk
J. B. Ely
Woman's Missionary Society
Epworth M. E
Mattie Small
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth M. E. Church
Gaithersburg High School
St. Martin's
Eyes of Love
Lillian Mortimer
Dudley Robertson
Julia Ward
Doris Hershey
Lillian Robertson
Lorraine Britt
Irene Orme
William Gonso
William Reber
John Blood
Edmund Robertson
E. B. Clarke
Library Association of the Home Makers Club
Clay Plummer
Dorsey Plummer
Bates Etchison
Robert Ward
Jessie Briggs
Mabel Walker
Sprigg Ward
James Wilson
Alfred Christie
C. E. Crawford
Norman Bell
Gertrude Wells
William McBain
Margaret Plummer
Edith Barnett
Mary Clarke
Candy
Carroll Walker
Albert Clagett
Ernest Gartner
William Ciristie
Four Germans Arrested In Panama Canal Zone
Four Germans were arrested for espionage after being found with a camera in the fortified Panama Canal Zone. U S Army Headquarters offered limited details, naming in custody Gutmann Scheknow Gross and Kuhrig.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Canal Zone
U. S. Army
Lsted
Gutmann
Scheknow
Gross
Kuhrig
Church Women To Meet On Tuesday Afternoon
The Frederick Council of Federated Women will hold its annual meeting at All Saints chapel Court street at 2 38 o clock Tuesday afternoon open to women of local churches Mrs Amos J Traver will preside and officers for the ensuing year will be elected including Mrs Ro Rush Lens vice president Mrs Meeks secretary and Mrs A R Remsbers treasurer A missionary study session and lunch follow on Friday November 4 at Centennial Memorial United Brethren churches with speakers from Baltimore and Washington. The day also notes a football game interruption and a death during a separate college game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Meeks
Co-Presids
Manhoner
A R Remsbers
Centennial Memorial
United Brethren Caurecis Rey
Frank E Edgington
Washington
Mount Grad Dies While Umpiring Grid Battle
New York notices the death of Harris Morarity of Birmingham Alabama, vice president of the First National Bank of Birmingham, after he collapsed during a grid game umpiring duties on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harris Morarity
Birmingham
Ala
First National Bank of Birmingham
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Taesun
North Carolina
I. Q
Ty TH
E AP Saehure Service
Katharine Lester Schaft
Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Berkley Bowman
Pendleton
Theodosia
Catonsville
Herbert Getty
John Baile
Yankee Stadium
New York University
University of North Carolina
Morarity
Mount St. Mary's College
Sugara
Perit
Buri
Bob
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamilton
Hamilton Watch
McCleery’s
Jewell
North Market St
Dr. Scholl
Erica
Guy H. Droneburg
N. Market St
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