Peking rejects Soviet demand over buildings raid
A dispatch from Indo Pacific agency reports the Peking government refused demands from the Russian Soviet government tied to a Soviet buildings raid in Peking. The northern Chinese raid was ordered and carried out April 5. Ceremonial tonight features Hagers Town Tall Cedars staged in Berkeley Springs with local Cedars traveling by auto this afternoon.
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Paris
Peking
Indo- Pacific
Hagerstown
Berkeley Springs
How 10 Get Into Radio: Pathways From Diverse Performers
A historical radio audition reveals varied routes into the medium. Voices range from church choirs to night club performers and factory workers, with judges evaluating tempo, tone, personality, and fit. Some hopefuls win inclusion, others are cut, and the official notes that unpredictable talent often emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Kiwanis Lunch At Herald-Mail Meeting Preview
Kiwanis Club holds its regular weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12 16 at the Herald Mail building. S B Phillips chairs the publicity program focusing on newspaper makeup and press operation. Edgar R Burger will sponsor the attendance prize. Building permits list include Stevens 106 108 West North Street garage 24x2 and McCarren 222 West Side Avenue garage 18x10 among others.
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Kiwanis Club
Tomorow
Herald-Mail
S. B. Phillips
Edgar R. Burger
H. Stevens
D. McCarren
West Side
D. L. Repp
West
Washington
King Street
Barate
L. Donegan
West Franklin
Death notices from Williamsport area up for obituaries
A batch of death notices from Williamsport and surrounding towns reports B V Ardinger 79 dying in Oakland California after two weeks illness. Catherine Lindeman Aunt Kate 66 died at 746 Summit Avenue. Alice Downey widow of ex Tax Collector George Downey died at 1000 Hamilton Boulevard. Mildred Leona Kriner year old. funeral details list dates, churches and cemeteries including Rose Hill and Manor Church, with survivors and pallbearers named where provided.
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B. V. Ardinger
Williamsport
Oakland
Cal
Peter Ardinger
Lead City
S. Cak
California
Hamilton
Sal
Tero
Catherine G. Lindeman
Kate
William A. Lindeman
Summit Avenue
Church of the Brethren
A. M. Horst
William
Richard Weaver
Funkstown
Peter Weaver
Boonsbord
Stein
Washington and
Mulberry Streets
Dixon
Carl Mundis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alice Downey
George Downey
Hamilton Boulevard
Ira Downey
Downsville
Lewis W
Hagerstown
Paul
Harrisburg
D. Frank Miller
Boonsboro
Athalia
Ora
Daniel Lesher
Waynesboro
Mildred Leona
Lof My
E. C. Kriner
Greencastle
Downyflake Doughnuts Delight Readers at Wilkes Bakery
The Daily Mail reports a liberal sample of Downyflake Dough nuts from C. V. Wilkes Bakery. Mother made good ones but not better, and readers are invited to note the new and palatable product. Card of Thanks appears for the Martin and Fisler families thanking relatives and friends for kindness after Mrs. Enen Landis's death.
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The
Daily Mail
C. V. Wilkes Bakery
John C. Martin
W. H. Fisler
Enen Landis
Columbia Turned Down Large Sums Can't Be Bought
New York April 20 Columbia University refused millions of dollars over dis honorable conditions. President Nicholas Murray Butler would not reveal the amount. At a faculty dinner for his twenty fifth anniversary he noted the faculty's push to cancel war debts and whispered that some professors should stay silent on public affairs. Columbia cannot be bought or intimidated.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Buller
Columbia
Loyalty Will End Boycourt School Rule Debate
A debate over a short lunch period and a rule keeping students on school grounds continues. Board of Education supports the policy already adopted by Altoona High School and many others, arguing the cafeteria serves the school’s welfare and is not a profit operation.
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Sible
Board of Education
Altoona
Flood Devastates Mississippi Valley and Pine Bluff
Widespread destruction reported as Mississippi and tributaries overflow. Homes flooded across Lincoln and Desha counties, with one third of Pine Bluff under water. Churches and shelters opened for refugees as many stranded on levees. Casualties feared. exact toll unknown amid ongoing floods and rain. Royal Neighbors card party set for April 20 in J O O F Hall with prizes.
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Lincoln
Desha
Pine Bluff
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
St. Francis
Missouri
Arkansas
St. John’s Levee
New Madrid
Helena
Ark
St. Louis
Royal Neighboos of America
J. O. O. F. Hall
Adm
Zéc. Ady
Lettered clash on religious tolerance echoes in politics
The piece profiles a retired legal scholar who critiques religious liberty with respect to Rome and civil society. It notes his Protestant Episcopal faith, ties to New York, and a rare public stance amid Smith era politics. Rockefeller Jr. nearby is mentioned as a nearby resident.
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Gov
Smith
Church of Rome
New York
Marshall
John D
54Th Street
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bar Association
Berlin News Service chief S Dunbar Weyer ends life on train
A Bremen dispatch reports S Dunbar Weyer, longtime International News Service Berlin bureau manager, shot himself on the Berlin Bremen express while en route to Bremen to depart for the United States. He left a note citing nervous breakdown after seven years without vacation. Weyer previously worked in Milwaukee Washington and New York.
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New York
International News Service Today
Bremen
Germany
S. Dunbar Weyer
International News Service
Berlin
Weyer
United States
Milwaukee
Washington
Washington Life Epic Sought by DAR Leaders
Mrs Newton D Cheaman chairs the DAR better films committee as she presents a proposal to depict George Washington's high spots in a motion picture to the Continental Congress. The report notes new spring hats for bridesmaids featuring horsehair brim embellishments to match colored gowns.
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Geo
Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Newton D. Cheaman
Better Films Committee
Tornado toll rises in Illinois strikes Cornland and Buffalo Mart
Greene county seat resident died under debris while shielding pupils who survived. Starr Center in Calhoun county bore the brunt as the cyclone flattened roads and leveled buildings. News came by horsemen as communication lines were wrecked and debris blocked paths.
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Greene County
Cornland
Buffalo Mart
Starr Center
Calhoun County
Country Club Damaged by Fire in Storm
The Hagerstown Country Club suffered about $5000 in damage from fire, smoke and water late yesterday afternoon. A lightning bolt struck a chimney during a heavy storm, igniting the roof and spreading before firefighters arrived.
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Hagerstown Country Club
Copies Stolen From Sumford Press in Concord
Two or more copies of the Atlantic Monthly containing a letter on religion and politics by Governor Smith were stolen by an employee last Friday and delivered to a person claiming to represent a newspaper in Concord New Hampshire.
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Sumford Press
Concord
N. H
Atlantic Monthly
Governor Smith
Governor weighing fate of Hancock bill no hearing held
Governor Ritchie has not scheduled a hearing on Senate Bill No. 40%, known locally as Hancock's Snooping measure. Opponents have urged veto but no hearing has occurred, and action on all non acted bills is expected next Tuesday. Burgess John T. Mason accuses non residents of misrepresenting the town and advocates strong measures against traitors. He defends inspections of homes for plumbing while denying links to the Law and Order League. Marion Dawes, cousin of the Vice-President, awaits at Chicago station as Gordon Bilderback elopes with Gertrude Sergeant of the University of Illinois.
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Ritchie
Senate
Hancock
Burgess John T. Mason
Law and Order League
Marion Dawes
Chicago
Ates
Gordon Butler Bilderback
Gertrude Sergeant
University of Ilinoia
Have Baby Boy Born to Moller Family at Washington County Hospital
Local quotations list prices from C. M. Horst for grains and feeds in Hagerstown on April 20 including wheat, corn, and various hog and dairy feeds. Also notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Moller Jr. at the Washington County Hospital.
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M. P. Moller, Jr
Washington County Hospital
State Jr Order Annual Meetings Held in Cumberland
The fifty seventh annual convention of the Maryland State Council Junior Order United American Mechanics met in Cumberland yesterday with over 200 delegates in attendance and will conclude sessions today. Mayor Thomas W. Koon delivered the address of welcome and State Councilor J. E. Pritchard gave the response. Officers nominated include State Councilor J. E. France Hauserstown. Vice Councilor W. R Dujin Preston. Assistant State Secretary Clarence C. Hat on Baltimore. Treasurer J. W. Johnson A. M. Cullam Baltimore. State Warden A. Percy White Powellsville. State Conductor C. A. Maslin Havre de Grace. Inside Sentinel James Blair Midland. Outside Sentinel Howard Hinman Crisfield. State Chaplain William S. Wachtell Myersville. S. R. Green Baltimore. Frank I. Bennett Hagerstown. C. N. Satterfield Chestertown. Warren Evans Somerset county. Hagerstown and Baltimore were named as next meeting site.
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Maryland State Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
J. EB. Pritchard
J. E. France
Haserstown
W. R Dujlin
Preston
Clarence C
Hagerstown
C. N. Satterfield
Chestertown
Warren Evans
Somerset County
Baltimore
Local jeweler displays antique repousse at Martinsburg club
Bruce Carson, prominent Hagerstown jeweler, showcased antique repousse in Kirk silver and his finest pieces at a Women's Club exhibit in the Shenandoah Hotel. He addressed a large audience on the history of repousse from early civilizations to decorate metal items.
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Women's Club of
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Hotel
Bruce Carson
Hagerstown
Carson
Fresh Fish For This Week From Red Baas
A brief notice highlights fresh fish direct from cold water. Describes it as a very good product with few bones, priced at 180, marketed under the Red Baas label for the week only.
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He Jb
Shipp's Fish Market
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Statin Bowser
Oana McCoy
Bettie Crowe
Henry Ardinger
John Ankeney
Zion Reformed Church
Boycourth School
John Baumgardner
Leitersburg
INS
Burns
Robert
Boyle
Franklin Street
Boyer & Heard
Illinois
Hancock Bill
Burgess Mason
C. M. Horst
Wayne
Wayne Dairy
State Jr
Puunu
Ady
MacKenzie-Swimley Drug Co
S, Pot. St
John S. Weaver
Church OF God
First Church of God
Cap, North and Locust Sts
F. H. Snavely
Washington Street
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