Expansion of Prison Labor Now Planned
Baltimore August 4 Maryland's Penal Administration extends the State use program to ease prison idleness Governor Harry W Nice authorizes the Board of Welfare to expand production slowly The first expansion will be a shoe manufactory with three other items to be chosen to avoid competing with private industry The aim is to learn needed equipment stock requirements and material and product flows State officials including Robert E Vining W Raymond Moody Charles J Butler Harold E Donnell W H Bilakeman and Hilary Gans attended a Zeint meeting noting legal questions mostly do not arise in applying the report recommendations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Nice
Board of Welfare
Maryland
Zeint
Maryland Commission On Prison Labor
Robert E. Vining
W. Raymond Moody
Charles J Butler
Harold E. Donnell
W. H. Bilakeman
Hilary Gans
Gans
Grasp the Opportunities in Classified Section Now
A brisk guide urges readers to scan the classified section for timely opportunities. It emphasizes quick recognition of ads for jobs, housing, and items for sale to act before listings expire and prices shift.
Scouts Enjoy Grand Time at Camp Sinoquipe
Scouts at Camp Sinoquipe in Pearre Maryland report strong progress in two weeks. They built a log bridge across Sideling Hill Creek named Walecos Bridge, started a pioneer village with lean-tos, and crafted leather items in the leathercraft lodge. They completed a raft, joined hikes, and earned camp emblems while observing daily color ceremonies and notable inspections by William Lawrence of the National Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinoquipe
Pearre
Maryland
Sideling Hill Creek
Alfred S. Bendell
W. P. Sperow
Camp
Walecos
Washington
Allegany
Bob Voris
Bill Fennington
Bendell
Leathercraft Lodge
Williamsport
Floyd Neal
Ed Miller
Richard Nichols
Phillip Brewer
Phillip Nichols
Stephen Noel
Edwin Colliflower
Joe Finfrock
Jim
Jack Wade
Bob Statton
Roy Hoover
Aaron Snyderman
John Zimmerly
Clarence Valentine
Richard Stickell
Blake Dutton
Ralph Bowers
Dwight Fearnow
Jack Myers
William Shipley
Harold Wibberly
Lookout Mountain
Woodmont
Trinity Lutheran Church
Claude Minnich
William Lawrence
National Office
Health and Safety Division
National Council
Washington County Council
A. S. Bendell, Jr
Jack Hollyday
Deen Marquart
Harold Wibberley
David Bloom
Charles Fenderson
Classified Ads Arranged in Easy Locate Catalogue
Classified ads are organized in a catalogue style layout to help readers find exactly what they want quickly. The format emphasizes ease of use and rapid access to listings.
Mummers Parade Planning Under Alsatia Club
At a meeting of the Alsatia Club in Hagerstown W Kiefer Bowers was elected general chairman for the 1936 Mummers pageant. An executive committee was named with Snavely Metz Tyler Cross others named to handle finance decorations and more. The group aims to surpass prior pageants as 60 000 to 70 000 spectators are expected and work begins immediately. Contact Bowers at phone 2519 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Hagerstown
Kiefer Bowers
Bowers
Harry Snavely
J. W. Metz
G. W. Tyler
Tom Cross
W. G. Porter
Lewis L. Cross
C. L. Mobley
Douglas Fletcher
Wm. G. Horst
Guy Habercomb
Marshalls
George Albert
F. H. Cost
Kids Design Wall Papers Showcased in New York Exhibit
A feature of the New York wallpaper exhibitions highlights a section of designs created by children for children's rooms. The display emphasizes youthful creativity and playful motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Peltier's Comet At Brightest In Heavens Tonight
Tonight Peltier's comet will be nearest Earth at about 15.6 million miles and, if skies clear, should appear brightest near midnight low in Aquarius. It will look like a fuzzy star naked eye, with binoculars revealing nucleus and short tail, dimmed by moonlight. The piece recalls past comets Halley 1910 and Pons-Winnecke in 1927 and notes the rarity of naked-eye observations in centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Beard
Peltier
Aquarius
Pektier
Pons Winnecke
Hagerstown
Rubbishing Around in Myrtle Beach Misplaced Luggage Tag
An identification tag from Billy Hirst, lost en route two weeks earlier, arrives in Charlotte with a note from Smyrna Delaware asking him to dispose of rubbish within his own boundary. The fragmentary message hints at local litter concerns and highway debris.
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Charlotte
N. C
Billy Hirst
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Billy
Smyrna
Del
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Mary Frank Ballard
Atlanta
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