Youngest Kiwanis Entrants Listed At Armory
The crowd of infants in the six months to one year class were shown at the State armory last week with prize winners named. Entrants include Patricia Sur Oyer My ersville Glenn E Moser Marie Brown Barbara Lee Fogie and others across multiple rows with listed addresses and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Piss Saoreet
James Walter Elxin
Thomas N Monez
Art the Enries
Patricia Sur Oyer
Myersville
Glenn E Moser
Marie Brown
Barbara Lee Fogie
Wess
Contestants In Baby Show In Class Up To Six Months
The article lists winners and entrants for a baby show by age class with names and addresses. Winners include Fir and Jenoph Caeh with second Sey Deed Pater and Fr third Guibring Seaak Belew. Other participants are named along East Patrick street Winnie Jeen Perkinson Monrot a Martha Paulise Weener.
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Ware
Fir
Jenoph Caeh
Sey Deed Pater
Guibring Seaak Belew Competin
J Shenk
East Patrick Street
Winnie Jeen Perkinson
Monrot
Martha Paulise Weener
Shirley Ann Bussard
Leslie Donald Maser
Robert Lee Cramer
Dorothy Virginia Hoxie
East Sixth Street
Shirley Louse
Albetty
Wiener Street
Joseph Cash
Bitter personal battles loom in 1936 race
Byron Frice reports from Washington that 1936 politics show growing personal bitterness and a rising tendency to seek clear public solutions. The debate centers on Roosevelt's competence and sincerity amid ongoing constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Frice
Bureau
Associati Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Olume
Presidential campaign shifts to personal attack in runoff debate
The article notes a rising trend of personal attacks on President Roosevelt as opponents worry over how to present complex constitutional questions to voters. It discusses the difficulty voters face in understanding policy promises and regulatory scope, predicting a long, technical, and indirect public discourse ahead.
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Hia Jang
Roosevelt
Patley
Hopkins
Ickes
Tugwell
Brain Trust
Deerey
Lsu
Dooley
Close to defendant look and victim fear in crime query
The text questions whether the defendant appeared to kill the victim and whether the victim seemed resigned to death. It also notes a noisy social scene at the Hot Cha Ginb in Orleans, with about 200 people from Frederick and mentions music, travel, and an upcoming broadcast hookup.
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Woodsboro
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Midmillown
Vernon Sione
Samuel Luther Bare Jr
North Make
Ore
Woo
Edmund Thomas Barkat
Geini
Ker Saeed
Clare Schnauffer
Weer College
Rogera Gqtudio
Wemey
Jane
Peres
Madison Stree
Mae Gewker
Woven Street
Ron Macs
Edward Fisher
James Michar
Pond
Bast
Sixth Street
Frances Eien Ramebug
South Market Gree
Janet , Stull
Rowen
Martha Jane Bowes
DeGrapge Street
Rogen Sud
Maryland
Frederick
MT. Airt
Presidente
Preadentia
Quaker City
North Market Steee
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth and
Urleans
Fiestly
Dick Het Chat Gardner
Josephine Larkin
Munday
Lord Battymore Motel
Radio
Bue Gress
Kentucky
Wa Oish
Mile Distributors
Frederick City
Frederick County Milk Producers Assn., Inc
Albert M. Mercer
RB. Shoemaker
Alto Crest Dairy Brown Beos
Ideal Farms Dairy
J. Otis King
Poplar Hill Dairy
Paul Hobbs
Reliable Farms Dairy
F. A. Mohler
Prop
Scott Key Dairy
WM. H Moore
Superior Dairy Boy
L. Crum
Valley Brook Farms
Dairy
Alter Comee
MANU
Williag
Saleamen
Lune
VROVF
Sepentescen
Exfert
Snes
Mae Nt Nak
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