Food Show Planned at State Armory This Week
The Independent Heraid Food Distributors and Serv-U Sare- U Stores of Frederick organize a week long food show at the State Armory starting November 14. Harry L Hamilton chairs the committee and a full program includes matinees on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday plus evening sessions. A baby contest fashion show and entertainment feature the docket with prizes awarded in each class.
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Heraid Food
Frederick
State Armory
Harry L Hamilton
James H. Harris
Hamilton
C. C. Doll
C. O.gochnauer
Henry Falk
George P. von Eiff
L. Osmond Derr
H. M. Feaga
R. W. Falkenstein
R. Cappello
E. Allen Grumbine
E. B. Messell
Marshall Staub
Edgar S. McCardell
R. Ward Stauffer
Alton C. Whitmore
L. C. Wachter
Charles W. Stup
Rodney E. Willard
Alfred L. Stern
State Parks Proposed In Address By O Conor
Oakland Md Oct 17 Acquisi tion by the state of 600000 acres of land for forestry and park purposes was recommended tonight by Attorney General Herbert R O'Conor Democratic candidate for Governor Turning his attention to the Forestry Department in an address there O'Conor prefaced his comments with criticism of his Republican opponent Gov Hilarry W Nice OConor said the Forestry Department has been immunized from political influences and unlike many other state departments has escaped the notice and the gross manipulation of the Nice administration OConor urged acquisition of a park in Calvert or St Marys counties and said negotiations were now under way with the Federal government to contain 38000 acres of land in Garrett county and 8000 acres on the lower Eastern Shore for forestry park and recreational purposes
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Oakland
Herbert R. O'Conor
Forestry Department
O'Conor
Hilarry W. Nice O’conor
Nice
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Garrett County
Curies Honored on French Stamp for Radium Achievements
A French stamp commemorates 40 years of radium achievement by Pierre and Marie Curie. It notes Pierre Curie’s 1906 death, Marie Curie’s succession as professor in Paris, and their pioneering research on radioactivity and the properties of radium for humanity.
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Perre Curee
Sorbonne
Pans
Merie Skrodowska
Warsaw
Arly
Students’ Revolutionary Organization
Paris
Pierre Curie
Henr Becquerel
Curie
Mme Curie
Paris University
It's Odd But It's Science: Tree Fillings Seen Helpful
George Van Yahres a tree surgeon says the New England hurricane showed dental fillings in trees may help. The procedure uses wax with a rubber cap placed in cavities caused by rot or injury and is slightly flexible.
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Howled W. Blakeslee
New York
George van Yahres
New England
van Vahres
Dental tree fillings show storm damage and rubber relief
Six thousand dental trees suffered storm damage with only two broken. Flexible rubber wax fillings allowed trees to sway while rigid fillings caused splintering. The procedure cleans debris, antiseptic flushes to kill germs and waterproofs sides, then a rubber crown is molded and secured with steel supports. Hot wax is pumped in under steam to seal the cavity.
Glade Valley Assn Monthly Meeting Highlighted by Program
The Glade Valley Community Association held its monthly meeting in the high school auditorium with vice president Keeney presiding. Rev Dr Alvill Conner led devotional exercises. The program featured Ruth Holter in charge, a chorus of parents and teachers, readings by Mrs Laura Winebrewer, music by Hood College students, and an address by Edward F Holler on mutual contacts between parents and teachers. Members of the parent teachers chorus were listed. A note on Mount Pilatus mentions historical beliefs about Pilate’s ghost.
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Glade Valley Community Associaton
Ingh School
Keeney
Devanwonel
Alvill Conner
Ruth Holter
Columbia
Hood College
Elsie Gabble
Gertrude Grove
Merzare
Glenn Zimmerman
Frank Nicodemus
Ward Stauffer
Stanley Staley
Helen Stately
Fred R. Seibel
Frank Wilhide
Hazel Holter
Attendees at York Fair Listed by Local Families
A long item lists attendees from Middleburg and surrounding towns who visited the York Fair. Names include Maurice Late and Winifred, Mervyn Eyler and Kirby Eyler, Wilbur Delphy, Elmer Wilson and Ray, Agnes Six, William Stitely, Wiliam Abrey, and others from Keymar Bruceville Westminster Fairview and nearby areas. Also noted are visits among relatives such as Mrs. Frank Miller with Reymond Johnson, and extended family gatherings in multiple towns.
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Middleburg
Middleburgh
York Fair
Maurice Late
Winifred
Mervyn Eyler
Kirby
Robert
Wilbur Delphy
Here
Elmer Wilson
Ray
John Atermelon
Bark Hill
Agnes Six
Keymar
William Stitely
Bruceville
Wiliam Abrey
Frank Miller
Reymond Johnnson
William Sit
Englebrecht
Fairview
Grace Lynn
Fred Littlefield
Frederick
Jesse Reisler
Mary Fleagle
Washington, D. C
B. J. Fleagle
David McDonnell
Gettysburg
L. R. Kinzey
Orville Lee Claybaugh
Union Bridge
Frank Rentzel
Charles
Fannie Dukehart
Carrie Hyde
William Carter
John Carter
Helen Weir
Catons
General Chang Praises Victory on Nanchang Front
Famed Chinese commander Chang Fa Kwei claims the greatest Sino-Japanese war victory with counter-attacks near Nanchang southeast of Hankow, saying he wiped out the Tokio division and killed about 20 000 Japanese in the action.
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Chang Fa Kwei
Jabove
China
Ironsides
Nanchang
Hankow
Chang
Visit to Home of Mr and Mrs G C Pepper
George I Harmon of Keysville called at the home of his grandfather and Abs G Pepper in Ville, along with family members, in a brief social call noted in local records.
October Temperature Records Fall in Frederick
The Frederick weather summary notes a warm October with a high near 90s and a record seven year spike. Monday saw a high around 90 degrees, up three degrees from Sunday, marking the warmest October day since 1931 and continuing a trend of unusually warm days for the month.
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Tober
Frederick
Bedale
Comtmuszjbo
Cose
Mercury
Frederick Speratures
Baltimore
Suit for damages filed over pedestrian injury in Hagerstown
Frank Pollack of Hagerstown files a $2000 personal injury suit in Circuit Court on behalf of Melvin Pollack against Ernest R. Eccard. The incident on North Cannon Avenue occurred April 13 as the infant plaintiff allegedly stepped on the sidewalk and was struck, run over, injuring legs and arms. Negligence blamed. Leon Miller of Hagerstown represents the plaintiff.
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Frank Pollack
Hagerstown
Insson
Melvin Pollack
Ernest R. Eccard
Cannon Avenue
Hagersteun
Eccard
Leon Miller
Italian North African firm touts rhus asyacantha tanning extracts
An Italian North African company claims to extract tanning materials from the bark of the shrub Rhus asyacantha, touted as the best tanning extracts on the market.
Local Visitors Spend Day at Frank Milter Home
Shirley Johnson from Bruceville spent a day visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Milter and their daughters Reta and Janet.
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Shirley Johnson
Bruceville
Mr. and Airs
Frank Milter
Reta
Janet
Divorce Granted and Custody Granted to Wife in Equity Court
A decree in Equity Court grants Mrs. Jean Tammany Carter an absolute divorce from John Milton Carter. Liberty, Sue gains custody of an infant. Carter may visit as agreed. Alimony set at 12 a week with payments from September 25, 1938, plus court costs. Attorneys listed include Abon Y Berrett and Chores McC Mathias. Holy Name Society officials meet to plan Mount St Marys College celebration October 30 with officers Joseph Krott and John McE Wilson among them.
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Equity
Jean
Tammany Carter
John Milton Carter
Liberty
Sue
Carter
Depter
Cours
Ata
Abon Y Berrett
Chores McC Mathias
Holy Name
EO Peendergest
Thermont
Manton
Frederick
Washington
Carroll and
Montgomery Counton
Mount St Mary's College
Joseph Krott
Hagerstown
John McE. Wilson
Leo Smith
Libertytown
Proclamation of Maryland amendments to the Constitution
The document outlines multiple Maryland General Assembly acts from 1935 to 1937 proposing amendments to the state constitution. It details repealing Section 36 of Article 3 to forbid lottery authorization, adding judges to certain circuit courts, and allowing income taxation via a constitutional amendment. It describes submission to voters and required legislative approval.
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Maryland
State
General Assembly of Maryland
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Judiciary Department
Second Circuit
Constitutional Amendment Proposals for Maryland Judges and Taxes
Proposes circuit court associate judges setup across circuits including residency rules and appointed terms. Details include governor powers for appointing additional judges in second and sixth circuits, election outcomes, and residency distributions. Also announces amendments to allow state income taxes and outlines submission to voters in 1938 with gubernatorial proclamation by Harry W Nice.
Maryland Proclamation on 1937 Marriage License Law
Proclamation by Governor Harry W Nice ordering publication of Chapter 91 acts of 1937 modifying marriage license provisions in Maryland. Details include applicant requirements, waiting period, court enforcement, and publication in multiple newspapers. Executive order dated July 20, 1938, at Annapolis.
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State OF
Maryland
Annapolis
General Assembly of
L Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
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