Claude Bowers Named Ambassador to Spain by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced a burst of nominations including Claude G. Bowers of New York as Ambassador to Spain and Sumner Welles as Assistant Secretary of State. Other picks include Joseph W. Woodrough for the Eighth Circuit and Harry M. Durning as Collector of the Port of New York.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Claude G. Bowers
New York
Spain
Joseph W. Woodrough
Nebraska
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Harry M. Durning
James M. Cox
Ohio
Wonderful 10 Take Off Fat Kruschen Salt Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Kruschen Salts help lose fat and improve health. It features a testimonial from Mabel Droctor of San Dieu praising ease, vitality, and better skin with a daily half teaspoon in hot water. Price noted as 38 and a guarantee offers money back.
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Mabel Droctor
Dee
Lia
Carffman
What A Mail Want Frederick To Get Its Beer
In Annapolis on April 4 a Frederick County Ministerial Association delegation led by Dr. Joseph H. Apple urged the temperance committee to pass the anti beer bill. Secretary of State David C. Winebrenner Jr. called the move hopeless and stood firm against the bill. Winebrenner joked that beer sales to Frederick college students might replace a taste for home brew.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
House
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
David C. Winebrenner
Winebrenner
Dr. Apple
Diplomats Named For Posts In Rome Tokyo Berlin And Havana
The article lists key postings to Rome Tokyo Berlin and Havana still to be filled. Bowers heads to Spain as a writer and former 1928 Democratic Convention temporary chairman. Welles, ex-State Department staffer under Wilson, is in Washington awaiting his post.
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Istration
Rome
Tokyo
Berlin
Havana
Bowers
Spain
Welles
State Department
Wilson
Washington
Service Charge Bill Approved In Maryland Legislature
In Annapolis on April 4 the House passed a bill banning banks from charging service fees on frozen deposits when withdrawals are restricted. The measure passed with no opposition and goes to the Senate. Delegate James J. Lindsay noted some banks have imposed such charges, risking eroding frozen deposits through fees.
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Annapolis
House
Senate
James J. Lindsay
Dem
Baltimore County
Fire on Avon Road home of Patrolman Brennen extinguished
A small blaze and a slight fire on the second floor of Patrolman William Brennen’s Avon Road home were quickly put out yesterday evening around 6 30 o clock. Chemicals were used in the extinguishing effort.
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William Brennen
Avon Road
Poffenberger’s store robbed again at Grimes Station
For the third time in six months, Poffenberger's Grimes Station store was entered over the weekend. Upon opening yesterday morning, he found a window entrance and missing merchandise including canned goods coffee chewing gum snuff flour hose and neckties. Deputy John Gouff investigated.
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Poffenberger
Grimes Station
John Gouff
Relief Bill Approved for Baltimore Relief Needs
Annapolis Md April 3 The House passed and sent to the Governor a bill authorizing a 12 million dollar bond issue. Proceeds will go to Baltimore City to meet relief needs. The measure passed without opposition in the House and was signed to carry out Governor Ritchie s budget plan recommendation.
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Annapolis
Baltimore City
Ritchie
Gets Card From Noted Explorer Buck Visit Planned
A postal card mailed from the African jungle by W. E. Buck the famous explorer and hunter was received by R. C. Reno of Spruce Street. The card shows an African jungle town and stamps. Buck says he will return to the U S on May 20 with a large shipment of wild animals. Buck's home is Camden New Jersey.
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W. E. Buck
Haseen
R. C. Reno
Spruce Street
Reno
Buck
U. S
Camden
N._J
Ye Lutheran society met at Mrs Clayton Weaver home
Keedysville April 3 the Ye Lutheran church society met at the home of Mrs Clayton Weaver at 7 30 pm Mrs Lela Marlowe presided many readings were given and Mrs Lela Marlowe and Miss Hazel Potter played an instrumental duet Mrs John Flook conducted the lesson study adjourned to meet again in May at the home of Mrs Elmer Poffenberger Present were numerous local women and girls in attendance News notes include school play participation and family visits with several names and places mentioned including Boonsboro Gavers town and Rohrersville Approximately 15 new pupils enrolled in Keedysville school Communion will be held in the near future.
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Keedysville
Society of the Lutheran Church
Clayton Weaver
Lela Marlowe
Hazel Potter
John’ Flook
Elmer Poffenberger
Lela Marlow
Emma Green
Otho Ruthner
Pearl Hines
Lela Shank
Doris Hose
John Flock
Esta Clopper
Lena Snyder
Frances Weaver
Ethel Newman
Pauline Hines
Elane Shank
Betty Hose
Elzabeth Poffenberger
Martin
Boonsboro
A. D. Snyder
Lou Hakle
Hagerstown
Snively
Ross Gantz
Rohrersville
Pearl Snyder
Florida
Churches of This Town Gather on Falm Sunday
Fragmentary OCR notes describe local churches in town meeting on a Sunday. The passage mentions white caps and nails with imperfections, suggesting a casual, observational snippet without clear events or names.
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Falm
F P A Meeting Well Attended
An enthusiastic Farmers Protection Association gathering convened at the Williamsport school house with about 3 000 members addressed by Governor Pinchot in Harrisburg last Tuesday. Speakers including H H Hawbaker of Greencastle and others discussed rising prices and farmer hardships from elevator consolidation and profit takers. President F L Durbin urged farmers to unite against double taxation of milk trucks in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Farmers’ Protective Association
Williamsport
H. H. Hawbaker
Greencastle
Pinchot
Harrisburg
P. L. Martin
F. L. Durbin
Maryland
Pennsylvania
D. Webster Groh
Joseph Kersher
Christian Musselman
Louisville liquor transport dispute tests law suit filed
Louisville attorney Arthur B. Bensinger said a suit will be filed tomorrow to test a law after the Louisville and Nashville Railroad refused to ship a shipment of 3.2 per cent beer for Falls City Brewery.
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Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Arthur B. Bensinger
Falls City
Jury Takes Up Cult Slaying in Martin County
After hearing three witnesses, the Martin county grand jury finished its probe into the death of Mrs. Lucinda Mills during a mountain religious ceremony. It prepared to present its findings to Circuit Judge J F Bailey as court opened. The case involves murder charges, conspiracy to murder, and aiding and abetting in the choking death of the elderly woman found bound in chains at the home of Tommie Boyd, son-in-law, near Tomahank last February.
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Inez
Martin County
Grand Jury
Lucinda Mills
J .F. Bailey
Tommie Boyd
Tomahank
Unidentified man stabs 18 year old near Fort Meade
Civil and military police hunted an unspecified assailant after he jumped from a thicket near Fort Meade Maryland and stabbed 18 year old Helen Stubro in the back. She was taken to Fort Meade Hospital with serious but recoverable injuries. She is sister of Sgt Raymond Stubro of Company G 34th Infantry.
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Fort George Te G. Meade
Adi
Helen Stubro
Stubco
Fort Meade Hospital
Take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tab Sparked By Persistent Pain Claim
An ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s tablets as a modern scientific medicine addressing the cause of trouble rather than masking pain. It urges regular use for a few months for lasting relief and announces new size packs priced at 304 at all druggists.
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Lydia E. Pickhem
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Ass’t
Brown Smart Shop
Frederick
Opal Freeman
Oklahoma City
Steins
Charles Jacobus
Milwaukee
Jacobus
Tony Stockhausen
Characer
Lydia E. Pinknam
Cauffman & CO
East
Washington St
Tristate Electrical Supply CO
Rochester
Zuauh Kehrts Cullen
Ererdaire
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