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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1934

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3

Stahr Praises Creative Teaching At College Opening

Dr Henry I Stahr in Brodbeck Hall lauds creative teaching and a new social consciousness as the college marks its 42nd year. He urges appreciation of past values, hunger for knowledge, and higher aims, praising Dr Joseph H Apple’s legacy and urging student leadership.

Henry I Stahr Brodbeck Hall B Stahr Etahr Ufe College Stahr Joseph H Apple Dr. Apple

Four Men Key To Hauptmann Capture Effort

Four figures in the Lindbergh kidnapping pursuit are named as pivotal in the two and a half year case. Schwartzkopf, NJ State Police head, led the Lindbergh home investigation. Dr Condon, code named Jalfsie, arranged the ransom handoff. Fay, head of federal agents in New York, and Hoover, director of the Justice Department chase, coordinated the nationwide effort. Hauptmann's arrest in New York City was expected to solve the mystery.

Schwartzkopf New Jersey Hopewell No 1 Dr Condon Jalfsie Fay Federal Federal Secret Prvice Agents In New York: Hoover Has Directed U.S. Department Justce Agers Bernard Richard Hauptmann New York City

New Year Talk Hopes to Forward Hood College

Dr Stahr expressed hope for a better year at Hood College and vowed to devote himself to its progress. Telegrams from Dr and Mrs Apple and Miss Esther Brittain offered warm wishes as the ceremony opened with organ preludes, prayers, scripture, and the college hymn.

Stahr Dr Stahr Apple Colorado Springs Colo Esther Brittain Stahl Henri L. G. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church Ralph E. Hartman Grace Reformed Church Helen Douglass Duve Bach Ruth V Pope Hood College Frances Good

Lions Club Luncheon Features Civic Duty Talk by Dr Stahr

Dr Stahr urged Lions Club members to boost civic interest amid global trials quoting Lord Bryce on civic duty. He praised service clubs for elevating public responsibility and called for continued community involvement. Rev Ralph Hartman introduced him. William Bennett attended as a guest. Hart Etchison presided.

Stahr Ralph Hartman Grace Reformed Church William E. Bennett Hart Etchison

Lewis Booed at Maryland Democratic Convention

At the Baltimore convention Samuel A. Lewis faced boos after endorsing Dr Charles H. Conley amid 11 counties and 43 convention votes against Gov Albert C. Ritchie. Ritchie won the nomination 106 to 43, later unanimous with Radcliffe, O Conor, Gordy, and Young also winning. The platform backed New Deal policies, unemployment relief, tax cuts, state credit, and broad reforms.

Baltimore Roosevelt Samuel A. Lewis Frederick Charles H. Conley Albert C. Ritchie Mr. Lewis Frederick County Sician Conley Ritchie Fords Theater Tom Millard E Tydings Ritchie Nominsich Ira J McCurdy Con Jey David J Ward Sallisbury George L. Radcliffe United States Senate William Milnes Maloy Radcliffe Herbert R. O'Conor William 8. Gordy, Jr James A. Young Court of Appeals Joshua N Warfeld Howard County Democratic State Central Committee Jonos Ray Maryland Democratic Party Veterans’ Relief Fund Department of Financial Review and Control Courts of Police Department of Baltimore University of Maryland Public Schools Central Purchasing Bureau Maryland Coal Merit System National Guard and Liquor Control

60 Years a Martyr to Constipation

Mrs. Haynes of Rochester New York reports relief from decades of constipation after using Kellogg’s All-Bran. The advertisement touts Art-Bran as providing bulk and vitamin B and iron, with two tablespoons daily recommended and a note to consult a doctor if needed.

Sarah Haynes Cedarwood Terrace Rochester N. Y Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek

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