Triesler Talks Audit Clarity At Kiwanis Meeting
Robert C. Triesler CPA of Hagerstown spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander noon meeting. He urged careful checks on report name accuracy, audit type, date validity, auditor qualification, and state incorporation laws, noting audits protect all parties and are not for event purposes.
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Robert C. Triesler
Club
F Warne
Triesier
Raney Elected Maryland Firemen President at Convention
Eugene Raney of Kensington was elected president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association at the forty first annual convention. Mary Fainter of Hyattsville was reelected auxiliary president. Next year’s meeting will be in Cambridge. Voting details show Raney 2584 to Nobel Rushe 23634. Frank Ort won treasurer. other officers elected. The assembly honored Mayor Howard W. Jackson and noted contests in engine hookup and drill events.
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Westminster
Eugene Raney
Kensington
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Mary Fainter
Hyattsville
Cambridge
Raney
Nobel Rushe
Hyatteville
Midland
George B. Davis
Silver Spring
Frank Truitt
Ocean City
Harry L. Smith
Cumberland
Horatio T. Wentz
Lineboro
Vincent A. Simmell
Cottage City
Vica
Henry Hedeman
Sparrows Point
George W. Carr
Ellicott City
William J. Downing
Salisbury
George R. Lindsay
Hagerstown
James, W. Minter
Baltimore
Mary Baker
Branchville
Irma Jester
Nellie Guthrie
Minnie Stitt
Herald Harbor
Howard W. Jackson
Taneytown J
Riverdate
Pikesville
Potomac Company
Westernport
Hampstead
E. Watts
von Friedly
Bethesda
Watts
Budget Cut Declares Frederick County School Needs
Frederick county trims its next fiscal year school budget to about $100,000 less than last year. The Board of Education seeks $321,627 from the county for school purposes. University of Minnesota agriculturists report corn provides the highest acre value in peat soil beet crop experiments.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
University of Minnesota Agriculturists
Heir Greets Star Thomas F Manville Jr and Claire Windsor
Report from New York notes heir to asbestos fortune greets actress Claire Windsor with a hug and a kiss on her arrival. She declines to comment on any potential wedding. In another item, Navy aims to boost shipyard jobs by expanding first year building program spending from 46 million to 85 million dollars. Alabama education stats show two of every three high school graduates do not attend college.
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Thomas F. Manville, Jr
Claire Windsor
New York
A. P.press
Washington
Navy
Department of Education
Alabama
Inflation and New Deal Measures Move Through Congress
Congress passed a broad set of bills as Roosevelt's administration pressed the New Deal, including inflation powers, banking reforms, and the giant public works program. The president sought authority to reopen banks, suspend gold payments, and back measures to raise farm prices while boosting wages and cutting unemployment through targeted programs and federal coordination.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
Congress
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Forests
Glass-Steagall
Wagner-Peyser
Emall
Federal Agriculture Credit Institutions
Farm Credits Administration
White ‘House
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Comedians Shine In Diplo Maniacs At Maryland Theatre
The new RKO film Diplo Maniacs opens at the Maryland Theatre featuring Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in a trumped up Peace Conference spoof. The Indians on parade at a Geneva meeting perform a riotous blended song and dance number with blackface minstrelsy and a chorus of twenty four Hollywood beauties.
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Maryland Theatre
RKO
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Geneva
Peace Conference Hall
Wheeler
Woolsey
Miss White
Mie-chest
Hollywood
Larry Ceballos
Black Beauty Opens At Henry Today
The Henry Theatre presents Black Beauty Anna Sewell's classic about man's loyal horse. The week end showcase features Cameron Leila Lambert and Jordan with strong supporting roles. Critics praise Monogram producers for precise casting and the animal's natural charm.
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Anna Sewell
Henry's
Wil
Alexander Kirkland
Cameron
Hather Ralaton
Leila Lambert
Gordon Gavin
Jordon
Black Beauty
Somewhere in Sonora thrills open at Colonial Theatre
Warner Bros presents "Somewhere in Sonora" an action packed John Wayne Western opening today at the Colonial Theatre for a two day run through Saturday. The Duke proves his acting prowess in a brisk screen outing sure to please fans.
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Colonial Theatre
Sonora
Warner Bros
John Wayne
Horo
Duke
Delayed Saturday Show Promises Odd Sports Mix
On Saturday afternoon two showings at 1 30 and 3 30 feature unusual performances. TheCol presents a curious event blending athleticism and trickery as boys perform stunts involving a delirious bottle bridges and chocolate mile.
Kellogg All-Bran claimsこう for constipation relief
A Kellogg laboratory note extols All-Bran as effective for preventing and relieving constipation by adding bulk to the intestines and vitamin B to stimulate appetite. It describes how the cereal forms a soft mass to cleanse wastes, compares favorably to drugs, and notes higher protein and ease of use in cooking.
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Kellogg
Battier
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