Playgrounds Aim To Keep Hagerstown Children Off Streets
Mrs NM D Moore of Hagerstown urges four new playgrounds as vital for child safety and healthy development. She notes urban street dangers, the value of wholesome play, and urges community support to benefit children in Washington County. Also mentions historical data on trade associations and Alyce Jane McHenry recovering from stomach surgery and now active in school plays.
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Hagerstown
Mra
NM. D. Moore
Virgins Avenue
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hazerstown
Believe Headache The BC Way Headaches Relief Claim
A vintage advertisement touts BC as a quick acting headache and neuralgia remedy. It describes its long standing trustworthiness and widespread use for headaches backaches and muscular discomfort, promising relief in minutes with convenient doses and low prices.
Sunshine Alyce Jane McHenry Grows Into Normal Life
Ned Alyce Jane McHenry once known as the upside down stomach girl of 1935 now a thriving 13 year old. After dramatic surgery by Dr Phie jon Truesdale in Fall River Mass she recovered and embraced healthy activities. She rides a bicycle roller skates dances swims and acts in school plays while pursuing studies. A benevolent businessman who funded her Fall River trip remains anonymous and supportive.
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Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Fall River
Mass
R. W. Blake Omaha
Ned
Phie
Jon Truesdale
Sunshine
Alyce Jane
Sheridan to Head ML St. Marys College in Emmitsburg
Rev. John L. Sheridan will continue as head of ML St. Mary's College after serving as acting president since Monsignor Bradley's illness and death. Honorary degrees were awarded to James E. Walsh and Count Robert Van Der Panthez. Sheridan, a 1917 graduate, was ordained in 1921 and has held multiple college roles, including treasurer and prefect of discipline.
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Emmitsburg
John L. Sheridan
ML St. Mary’s College
Land
B. J. Bradsley
James E
St. Mary's College
John 1
O'Neil
Board of Financial Control
Precursor
Monsignor Bradley
John F. Cogan
E. 8. Berry
Must Wear Uniforms By Police in Bank Robber Calls
Baltimore police commissioner orders uniformed officers in cars answering bank and store hold-up calls to prevent public fear and avoid mistaken identity as bandits. He argues plain clothes with shotguns provoke panic and potential violence. The Italian government has resumed control of principal shipyards and consolidated them under a government institute.
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Baltimore
William P. Lawson
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Dr Scholls
Cheramy
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Banbas
Wondersoft Kotex
Johnson
Keystone
KRAFT
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Prins Albert Tobacco
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America
Goodyear
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