Camp awards mark finish of Alvin At'y two week session
Nancy Keener won the best all around camper bronze medal at the YMCA girly camp closing ceremony. Hanne rose Faltin earned a badge. Elizabeth Koijopulos won swimmers' medal for improvement. Dottie Stonebraker received the respectful spirit award. Edna Mae Leiter claimed ping pong and diving badges. Louise Hoffmaster earned horse shoe and other honors. Jane Hill named best tower.
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Nancy Keener
Hanneroge Faltin
Elizabeth Koijopulos
Mary Louise Larmand
Bessie Wilson
Dottie Stonebraker
Margaret Bordwell
Edna Mae Leiter
Louise Hoffmaster
Jane Hill
Mrs. Apple
R. C. Carder
Lois Helm
Rebekah Stonetraker
Valinda Willis
Betty Hoffman
Lizzie Koliopulos
Amelia Orrick
Mary Louise Larm
Mary Lee Owings
Dottie Cost
Laura Naomi Smith
Mim Bachtell
Betty Hill
Julia Kohler
Jane Stottlemyer
Lizzie Kotiopulos
Amelia Jane Orrick
Hetty Zeigler
Hannerose Faltin
Richard Cobden Apostle of Free Trade
Richard Cobden, an English statesman and economist, earned the title Apostle of Free Trade for his advocacy of tariff abolition and international commerce.
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Richard Cobden
Five Men Arrested in Hancock Assault on Officer Lanehart
Officer Russell Lanehart was badly beaten in a free for all in Hancock near the Western Maryland station. William Dugan about 30 of Hancock led the attack with four others Vernon Hiies Raymond Weaver Hollis True and John Dyer joining. Dugan faced assault and battery charges and was held for the November grand jury. the others were fined ten dollars or ten days in jail for disturbing the peace.
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Russell Lanehart
Hancock
Charles A. Barnhart
William Dugan
Lanehart
Maryland
Vernon Hiies
Raymond Weaver
Hollis True
John Dyer
Barnji
Dagan
Fite
Dugan
Lory
Fair Exhibits Being Planned By Homemaker Clubs
Members of the Scholarship and Fair committees of the Homemaker Clubs met Saturday in the County Home Demonstration Agent’s office with ten clubs represented. Plans were unveiled for a Main Exhibit featuring a lawn and flower garden with a bird bath and outdoor living room, plus a roadside market.
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Ray Rohrer
Homemaker Clubs
W. H. Ballard
University of Maryland
Middlekauff
East Baltimore
W. M. Downey
H. P. Rowland
Fay Cooper
Roy Weagley
George Bushey
Change Of Venue Will Be Sought In Davis Murder Case
Bernard Ades representing the International Defense League will seek to move the second trial of Euel Lee from Towson to Baltimore City for a fair trial. Louis Berger says Lee cannot get a fair trial in Towson after a prior conviction. The group also seeks moving Lee from the Maryland State penitentiary death house to a city jail pending a new trial. Also note Japan broadcasting stations remain under direct government control.
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Baltimore
Bernard Ades
International Defense League
Euel Lee
Green K. Davis
Towson
Baltimore City
Louis Berger
Ades
Lee
Maryland State Penitentiary
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the Store For Best
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Ruby Jackson
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