Baby Show At State Armory Draws Large Crowd
A crowd near the first night size attended the baby show at the State Armory on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured 128 advance entries in five age classes with prizes including a silver spoon and portraits. Judges led by Dr A A Radcliffe selected winners across categories from up to six months to three years with special prizes donated by local businesses. The Fashion and Business Show nights drew about 1,500 attendees for the evening program at the Armory and accompanying events.
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A A Radeu
DeWitt P Zuse
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Ernest Helfenwen
Albert W Condon
Mra
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Frasnei L Zimmerman
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Radcliff
Joseph Cash
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Madigan Street
Harry Edward Pisher, Jr
Harry E Fisher
Catherine Shank
Harvey Shank
East Patrick Street
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Samuel Luther Baez, Jr
Luther Baer
North Market Biree
James Waser
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Pairk
Thomas N. Mohler
Thomas N Mohler
Fred~erick
Earl Tracy, Jr
Earl Tracy
South Carroll Street
Donald Speak
Lillian Speak
Wisner Street
Elwood O Hara, Jr
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Preston Lee Lewis
Leg Lewis
Norma Jean Young
Yeeie Min
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Jacob Young
Arthur Strube
Weer Aouth Street
Helen Joan Stup
Howard Joseph Stup
Howard J Stup
Frederick
Kech Chid
Excelsior Dary
Fellows- Rogers Studio
Kiwans Club
William B Bennett
Bennetts Store
Martha Washington
Weamesday
Fashion show thrills crowds at armory carnival
A chaotic program featured a women fashion show with living models and multiple local shops including Ham burgers Specialty Shop, Francis Bhap, Gilbert's, and Frederick Cloak and Suit Store. Attendees were treated to prize drawings, homemade confections, and a large parade with civic leaders and guests, alongside a radio port and sports briefs.
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May Shankle
Hefet Mercer
June Mercer
Francis Shep
Josephine Shankie
Hilda Nusz
Maxine
Gilberta
Evelyn Ogle
Dorothy Ome
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John D Hendricksons
Labouity
Thomas Kemp
New York
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Edvar Dungan
Sas
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Ethel Beaching
Elmer St
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Littan Thomas Marie Waes
M H oEvser
Howard Cantae
Glessner Smith
Louis Keyser
Edward Yaste Doro
Mildred
Keyser
Mintienet Schein
Ruth Storm
Robert E Davis
RH Walls
Ruth S.von Thomas
Albert Harris
Woc
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Taring
Harry Lawson
Madge Ry
Onon
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Jean Gosnell
EW Grossnirkle
P Neodémus
Richard Schindle
Helen Thomas
A E Luty
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George Cantwei
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Lois Nukirk
Aluise Thomas Speci
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Child Drowns In Canal Near Knoxville
The body of Andrew Lee Stevens Jr aged three was found in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near his mother and stepfather's home. He likely fell from a bridge while crossing toward his grandmother's house. The inquest deemed the death accidental. Burial planned at Knox Awe Lutheran Church. Feete and Son handled arrangements. A separate farm sale deed recorded for Vel Ins Farm for $8 000.
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Lena Myers
Andrew L Stevens
Knoxville
Chesapeake Withthio Canal
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William H Campbell
H Feete and Son
Knox- Awe Lutheran Church
Erdman
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Burnsville
Hy Feete and Son
Italy Dismisses Ethiopian Plea Amid League Tangles
Geneva reports Italy dismisses Emperor Haile Selassie plea for League observers as the Italo Ethiopian dispute deepens. Britain moves Mediterranean fleet buildup while Paris and London signal cautious stance and seek to avoid broad war.
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Frontier
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Hoare
England
Baltimore seeks new state police chief from 15 candidates
Governor Nice selects from fifteen contenders for the Maryland State Police superintendent post to take office October 1 at a salary of 4000 dollars. Front runners include Col. D John Markey and Lt. Andrew Conners, with caucus among Republican leaders possible before decision.
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Wright
Nice
Enoch Barton Garey
St John's College
D John Markey
Frederick
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Maryland National Guard
Joshua G. Harvey
Republican State Central Committee
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David L Billiott
Lancelot Jacques, Jr
Smithshore
Washington County
Andrew Conners
State Police
Garey
Amos W. W Woodcock
United States
Prohibition
Department of Justice
Samp Wie Paid On More Than 125 Billion Cigarets
Report shows Samp Wie received large payments linked to tobacco sales in the country last year with figures exceeding 125 billion cigarettes in monetary or unit terms.
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