Fletcher to Hold Parliamentarian Post at GOP Convention
Henry P. Fletcher of Greencastle will serve as parliamentarian at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. At 79, the former diplomat led the party as national chairman during difficult 1930s years and has held roles as Ambassador to Belgium Italy and Chile and Under Secretary of State.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Greancastle
Chicago
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Newport
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New York
Belgium
Italy
Chile
Children Hurt In Accidents Reported In Local Notes
Tony Vidas 861 Virelnta Avenue fell and cut his right hand and was treated in the emergency room. Gordon Leroy Shockey 18 Route 1 fell from a bicycle and cut his left elbow requiring stitches. Patricia Ann Palmer 4 Boonsboro sustained an injury to her left leg and received three stitches. Kenneth Joseph Martin 28 Mast Lee Street was struck by a mower and had three stitches in his eyelid.
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Virelnta Avenue
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Gordon Leroy Shockey
Route 1
Patricia Ann Palmer
Boonsboro
Kenneth Joseph Martin
Lee Street
Optimist Club Screens National Lumber Film
Hagerstown Optimist Club yesterday at Hotel Alexander viewed a nationwide importance film on lumber grading and conservation. The program, directed by Lewis F. Harrison, included Harold Huyett Hoffman Jr reporting on a University of Citizenship trip to College Park and Fort Myer with fellow students Dudley, Gallaher III, and Wachter.
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Hagerstown
Optimist Program
Lewis F. Harrison
Harold Huyett Hoffman, Jr
University of Citizenship
University of Maryland
College Park
Correction on Deatrich truck incident statement
Lloyd H. Myers of Keedysville Route One said last night that young Jack Lee Deatrich jumped from the truck and did not fall during the Sunday incident.
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Keedysville
Jack Lee
4-H leaders discuss fairs and Tractor Clubs at Washington County dinner
Washington County 4-H leaders from Clear Spring Wilsons iHuyetts St James Keedysville Whitehall and Smithsburg joined Mylo Downey and club chiefs to hear plans for Tractor Clubs the Maryland State Fair Timonium Great Hagerstown Fair and other 4-H activities including State Club Week at the University of Maryland and Camp Algana in Garrett County Roscoe Brown assistant county agent also attended with Downey and local leaders.
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iHuyetts
St. James
Keedysville
Whitehall
Smithsburg
Mylo Downey
Gether
Washington County
Ciths
Maryland
Timonium
Hagerstown
Walter Cunningham
University of Maryland
Algana
Garrett County
Downey
Roscoe Brown
White, Weld & Co Opens Hagerstown Office
White, Weld and Co members of the New York Stock Exchange announce a Hagerstown branch at 41 Summit Avenue. Carl S. Wittmer Jr. will manage the office with registered reps Charles M. Brown Lewis O. Funkhouser P Parke Geiger Jr and W Weir Pollard II.
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New York Stock Exchange
Hagerstown
Summit Avenue
Carl S. Wittmer, Jr
Charles M. Brown
Lewis O. Funkhouser
P. Parke Geiger, Jr
W. Weir Pollard
Most Shareholders In Industry Earn Less Than $10 000 A Year
Brookings Institution study for the New York Stock Exchange finds 6.49 million individual stock owners, 76 percent earning under $10,000 annually. Men outnumber women, college graduates invest more, and ownership spans income levels including over 200,000 families under $2,000. The report notes ownership across households and age groups without detailing share counts.
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Brookings Institution
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United States
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Kellogg's ALL-BRAN claims laxative benefits and a money back offer
Ad copy touts ALL-BRAN as a natural laxative cereal that restores regularity and bulk with high cereal protein iron and vitamins. It promises a double money back offer if not satisfied after 10 days and invites consumers to send an empty carton to Kellogg's in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Kelloge’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Health Department Seeks New Offices in Maryland
Health Department asks the state to fund a new 344 million dollar headquarters in Baltimore and Annapolis complex, citing advantages of a centralized facility. Dr. Robert H. Riley notes existing two medicines valued at 788000 dollars and proposes building on former Goucher College property at Adth and Paul Streets.
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Ment
R.wenexal
Health Department
Goucher College
Adth
Paul Btreete
Riley
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