Johnson Warns AAA Face Same Fate as NRA
Sioux City Iowa June 15 General Hugh S Johnson told farmers from three states that the same forces that destroyed NRA will try to strike at AAA He urged a back scratching campaign against the Chamber of Commerce which he accused of opposing the New Deal He warned the NRA fight continues and the AAA faces similar opposition
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Glaucous-winged Gulls Trail Ships from California to Hawaii
Glaucous-winged gulls have been observed trailing steamships along a 2400 mile route from the California coast to Hawaii. The noted behavior highlights the birds following vessels across vast ocean distances.
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Hawaii
Academy Has Lively Revue at the Hi Ho Broadway
The Academy Theatre presents a dynamic revui with Paul and Paulette delivering fast tap routines including Five in One. Harry Hines entertains with witty satire while Joan Darling shines in dance. The Burns Twins thrill with slick acts and Murder in the Fleet stars Robert Taylor and Jean Parker with added support from Nat Pendleton Ted Healy and Una Merkel.
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Les Miserables New Screen Drama at Maryland Theatre
Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables in Darryl Zanuck’s lavish 20th Century Fox production starring Frederic March Charles Laughton and Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Jean Valjean, a convict who spends years in galley life, faces a life shaped by a petty crime. Javert, the fanatical detective, embodies strict law interpretation and a psychological look into a man-hunter’s mind.
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March
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Desert Trail Western Stars John Wayne at Henry's Theatre
John Wayne headlining The Desert Trail plays a famed rodeo star and Romeo in a Henry's Theatre Western showing today and Saturday. Eddie Chandler co-stars as a fast-talking gambler friend amid bandits and murderers in a new, absorbing tale.
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Fairplay social notes from Boonsboro and nearby towns
Fairplay reports visitors and attendees across Maryland and nearby towns. Mrs Cora Clapp and son visit Miss Lillie Emmert. Jane Coffman attends commencement in Boonsboro then visits Brownsville with Anna Estelle Jennings. Coffman family travel for Conference at Minona Lake. Grove and Stockslager families share Sunday visits. Several local residents plan Maryland visits and health recuperation.
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Arline
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Phyllis
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Spielman
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H. C. Grove
Emmett Price
Waynesboro
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Dicky
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Grove
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Plan To Reargue Phone Rate Case in Supreme Court
Baltimore June Richmond F. Cleveland general counsel to the Public Service Commission says plans to petition the Supreme Court for a re argument of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Rate case are ready. He will travel to Washington next week to file the plea before the mandate is issued. The court is in summer recess after delivering its final decision. Attending today were Cleveland Ovington E Weller chairman J Frank Harper Stuart Purcell and executive secretary Frank Harper.
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Social Notes Describe Sunday Visits and School Event
Essie Eakle enjoyed a pleasant Sunday motor drive. Mr and Mrs Fred Sprecher called on Mr and Mrs H R Davis and family. Mrs George Arnold and Mrs Samuel Ausherman of Burkitts ville visited their aunt Miss Helen Emmert in Hagerstown, a former local resident. A crowded Fairplay school commencement exercises filled Thursday night.
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Fred Sprecher
H.R. Davis
George Arnold
Samuel Ausherman
Burkittsville
Helen Emmert
Hagerstown
Emmert
Fairplay School
Rail future with court at Annapolis sale bids tied
The Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad's fate rested in Federal court after 21 parcels were sold at public auction to bondholders and scrap dealers. Bondholders bought the Annapolis to Baltimore route for 31,000 amid 1,990,741.81 in 5 percent mortgage bonds. other properties including Washington terminal and roadbeds were acquired by the bondholders. Remaining assets went to Nathan Block Company, Continental Iron and Steel, Hy-man-Michaels, and Morris Schapiro of Boston Iron.
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Real Estate Company
Baltimore City
Sam .C. Pattison
Nathan Block Company
Norfolk, Va
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New York City
Hyman-Michaels Company
Chicago
Illand
Morris Schapiro
Boston: Iron .and* Metal . Company
Baltimore Bid Record Under Morton H Roe Attny
A bid record is listed under Morton H Roe, the attorney for undisclosed principals, in a Baltimore matter. The document notes the involvement of the attorney without revealing the principals' identities.
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Morton H.roe
Attack on repeal 2s made at session in Westminster
Westminster Md June 15 The repeal of prohibition was discussed at the Maryland conference of the Methodist Protestant Church. Dr George W Crabbe of Baltimore Anti Sec loon League superintendent spoke at the 107th annual meeting and said prohibition in enemies hands was more successful than repeal in friends hands.
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George W. Crabbe
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