Polish Woman Elated With Country in New Life
Dr. Ronis Lapidus, a Polish physician and Kerensky acquaintance, recently joined Prior Publishing in He Ferstown and resides at the Women’s Club. She recalls Russia’s two revolutions, praising the first yet lamenting the dictatorship that followed, and notes American city life as culturally rich with libraries, galleries, and modern amenities.
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Russia
Ronis Lapidus
Women's Club
Br. Lapidus
Kerensky
Dr. Lapidus
Dry Raiders Tried For Killing Boy
Jurors in Abington Virginia failed to reach a verdict on Deputy Sheriff James M Crowe in the fatal dry raid that killed 17 year old James M Sendricks a college student The jury was dismissed and Crowe will be tried again in September Deputy Sheriff W D Worley and Policeman James McReynolds also face trial The case centers on the same dry raid that ended in the boy s death
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Abington
James M. Crowe
James M. Sendrick
Crowe
W. D. Worley
James McReynolds
American doctor discusses culture and comfort in education
Dr Lapidus, visiting Hagerstown from Chicago where she served with the American Medical Association, notes that overall education here is higher than Europe though Europe may have a more cultured upper class. She emphasizes comfort as part of culture and describes Americans as living comfortably regardless of wealth.
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Europe
Driver Acquitted After Liquor Charge in Accident Case
Samuel P. Burall of New Market was acquitted by Justice Bowers in Frederick after testimony showed he had not been drinking when his old machine left Braddock Pike and wrecked in a ditch. Officers arrested him after he returned to Frederick on a trouble wagon.
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Braddock Pike
Samuel P. Burall
New Market
Justice Bowers
Frederick
Burall
District No 2 to hold first annual convention
The Washington County Council of Religious Education District No 2 will hold its first annual convention at St Pauls Methodist Church in Smithsburg. The afternoon program begins at 1 30 with worship by Rev I D Worman followed by talks on teaching methods and child centered education. An evening session includes worship and committee reports.
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Washington County
Norman Snively
Lolita Downin
Howard Bink
Robert Davids
J. Stewart Hartman
Horse Shoe in Everyone's Mouth
A dramatic metaphor compares dental care to building a grand structure. It explains how teeth mature from ages six to eighteen, stressing proper jaw development, healthy foods, and decay prevention to ensure strong teeth and good lifelong health.
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Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Looking Ahead Chicago and Air Transport Survey
The American Air Transport survey notes 11531 airports in the United States with fewer than 10 percent on regular air mail and passenger routes. Communities ready for airports show foresightedness. operators will come to well located airports. Agnes V. Shipp seeks absolute divorce from Cyrus J. Shipp alleging faithfulness issues.
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Chicago
American Air Transport
United States
Trotzky Plans England Visit For Medical Treatment
Constantinople June 8 AP Trotzky former Red Army leader in exile asked Prime Minister MacDonald for permission to visit England for urgent medical treatment and scientific work. The request underscores tension over his return and political fate.
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Constantinople
Leon Trotzky
Red Army
MacDonald
Great Britain
Labor
England
No Use to Sacramento Harris Struggles in PCL
Former major league Joe Harris appears with limited playing time for the Sacramento Pacific Coast League team this season as war injuries reportedly affect his stamina. A contrasting note highlights South Africa’s Zambesi River bridge as the world’s tallest at 400 feet above the water.
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Sacramento
Joe Harris
Sacramento Pacific Coast League
Zambesi River
South Africa
Attempted robbery at N and W Ry station in Shepherdstown
The Shepherdstown station of the N and W Railway was broken into Saturday night or Sunday morning. An unsuccessful attempt was made to blow open the safe and about a dollar in pennies was stolen from the ticket drawer. The robbery was discovered Sunday morning.
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N. and W. Ry
Shepherdstown
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