Meat Packing Talk At Lions Luncheon Describes Industry
W. K. Fierert of Exis kay Co. Baltimore explained hog to product flow under strict inspections. After processing, rejected carcasses become fertilizer. approved meat moves via conveyor with tasks assigned. Guests included Wyand, McBride, McCloskey. Lions bowling schedule announced for Winchester and nearby towns.
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W. K. Fierert
Exiskay Co
Baltimore
Alexander Hotel
Pork Department
Federal
Bob Wyand
W. McBride
Boonsboro
Orrin McCloskey
Hagerstown
J. A. Muillendore
Lions
Winchester
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Bishop Apologizes To Bermuda Paper
The Rt Rev Arthur Heber Browne bishop of Bermuda apologized to the Royal Gazette and Colonist for tearing down wedding pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor displayed in the paper’s office. He said the act was in a temper and asked not to be criticized too severely. He entered the office to pay his subscription last Wednesday and tore the pictures when no attendant was present.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Arthur Heber Browne
Royal Gazette and
Colonist
Duchess of Windsor
Highway balance report shows funds for Maryland 1938 program
The State Roads Commission reported over 2.7 million dollars in cash on hand November 30 1937 and anticipated 18.5 million in revenue for the current fiscal year to finance about 10.9 million in highway work. About 7 million of the 10 million balance had already been allocated leaving roughly 2 million to round out the 1938 program. The plan calls for 2.9 million for Baltimore City and 23 counties by September 30 1938, with Allegany and Kent counties expected to run deficits.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Annitar Willian A. Codd
Commission
Baltimore City
Allegany
Kent
Nice Considering Public Hearings
Governor Harry W. Nice said he may hold public hearings on charges filed by State Senator Robert B. Kimble against Labor Commissioner Harry T. Phoebus. Lawyer William Purnell Hall demanded hearings, while Nice denied delegating authority to Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock and said he would decide whether to hear the case or rely on pleadings. Phoebus declined to resign amid the charges of maladministration.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
Harry T. Phoebus
William Purnell Hall
Kimble
Nice
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Hall
Woodcock
Kimbles
Phoebus
Woodrock
Somerset County
State Senate
Young Men's Republican League to Elect Officers Tonight
The Young Men's Republican League will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting tonight at 45 East Washington Street. Nominations were made in December and plans for the Lincoln Day dinner next month will be advanced. Committees have been appointed to ensure a notable event.
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Young Men's Republican League
East Washington Street
Guckeyson Returns to Maryland for Army Tryout
University of Maryland football star Bill Guckeyson, who entered West Point last fall, plans to study at Maryland until next fall after a scholastic deficiency. Coach Frank Dobson said Guckeyson will take an exam for readmission and is not pursuing professional football. A week from arrival, he could rejoin the army program if allowed. Georgia Keeps Prohibition in Effect by Narrow House Vote. The Georgia House defeated a measure to legalize liquor sales and distilling in 12 counties by 98 to 92, with 103 required for passage, keeping Georgia among five states with prohibition. A lighthearted fashion note follows.
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College Park
Bill Guckeyson
University of Maryland
West Point
Maryland
Frank Dobson
University
Terpstar
Dobson
Guckerson
Georgia
Atlanta
State House of Representatives
Tennessee
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Cardozo Rebounds Slightly as Health Improves
Washington dispatch reports Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo showing improvement after a month away from the Supreme Court bench. Dr. John Paul Earnest Jr states Cardozo is holding his own though a bit weaker than the prior night after severe heart attacks at his home.
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Washington
John Paul Earnest, Jr
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Justice Cardozo
Supreme Court
Parking meters record 32826 coins fed since December 11
Officials report 111 meters collected 891.01 dollars from automobile parking since December 11. Capt. Carl H. Mc Gleary submit figures to the Board of Street Commissioners showing an average of one and a half cars per hour per zone, with pennies far outnumbering nickels in the receipts.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Carl H. McCleary
McGleary
Yoke 1 Confirmed Despite Protests in Senate
The Senate confirmed F. Roy Yoke of Morgantown West Virginia as internal revenue collector for West Virginia despite opposition from Senator Holt of West Virginia who called the nomination personally obnoxious. Senator Neely urged approval, supporting the Administration alignment.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
F. Roy Yoke
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Holt
D-Wva
Yoke
Neely
West
Revenue appointment confirmed by 46 to 15 vote
A state revenue collector was confirmed after a recess appointment, with the Senate voting 46 in favor and 15 against. The action positions the appointee to oversee tax collection and fiscal operations within the state government.
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Nal
New Pedestrian Collision Reported in Newark
Police records a new type of accident as two pedestrians collide on Bloomfield Avenue. John Samuels sustains a lacerated eye and is treated at Columbus Hospital after colliding with Carmine Caruso.
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Newark
N. J
John Samuels
Columbus Hospital
Bloomfield Avenue
Carmine Caruso
Penetro Nose Drops Offer Quick Head Cold Relief
The ad promotes 2 drops in each nostril for head colds and sinus congestion using ephedrine and balanced medication. It claims to shrink swollen membranes, soothe inflammation, and ease breathing. Bottles priced 25¢, 50¢, and $1, with a purse-size 10¢ option at druggists.
Safety pin removed from woman's bronchial tube in Chicago
Mrs. Cath erine George swallowed an open safety pin nine years ago. She forgot it until developing bronchitis symptoms. Surgeons removed the pin near her bronchus with a bronchoscope Tuesday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Catherine George
Jung
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Pyo Tenet
Sensation
Manbeck
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
Washington St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Lephone
Garver
Potomac St
R. M. Hays & Bros
Mimi Horn
San Juan
Puerto Rico
League
Guckeyson
Hague
Deh
Frank Hague
Jersey City
C.I.O
Morris L. Ernst
Amerian Civil Liberties Union
Ernst
Schindel - Rohrer
Harry S. Myers
Musey & Evans
Washington Street
National Optical Stores CO
Public Square
Chesterfield
Lawrence Tibbett
Andre Kostelanetz
Paul Whiteman Deems Taylor
Paul Douglas
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