Flag Day Address Urges Constitution Defense by Hon D Lindley Sloan
Hon D Lindley Sloan Cumberland chief judge speaks at Elks Flag Day exercises urging defense of the Constitution. He warns against unchecked legislative power and the danger of fascism without a strong judiciary. Parade of nine American flags by girls and a history of the flag noted amid Municipal Band concerts.
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D. Lindley Sloan
Cumberland
Fourth Judicial ’ Circuit
United States
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
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Colonies
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Poisoned kidneys stop getting up nights with 385c Gold Medal Hairlem Oil
This ad claims kidney and bladder relief by flushing poisons and acids with Gold Medal Haar lem Oil Capsules priced at 385 cents. It lists symptoms such as burning, backache, leg cramps and puffy eyes, urging readers to take the capsules as directed.
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Haarlem
Leadership Training School Opens Monday at Church of the Brethren
Registration is in progress for the Leadership Training School to be held at the Church of the Brethren on East Washington and Mulberry streets. It opens Monday June 24 at 7:30 PM with double sessions on Monday and Thursday each week. Two courses are offered and a morning class may form with demand. Miss Alice Billinger is instructor. registration is 75 cents per course unit. The program is accredited at the International Headquarters in Chicago.
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Church of the Brethren
Washington
Mulberry
Alice Billinger
International Headquarters
Chicago
First,Christian Church
First, Brethren
Memorial Service At Baptist Church Unites Local Groups
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary held their annual memorial service at the First Baptist Church. The choir sang Beautiful Garden of Pray and F B Carroll sang Lifes Railway to Heaven. Rev. Paul Wat ington delivered the message from Joshua chapter four with the text What Mean Ye By These Stones. Ye Servants of God was sung by the congregation.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen
Ladies Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Carroll
Heaven
Paul Watington
Joshua
Sabbath Observance Speech Draws Crowded Christ Reformed Meeting
Dr Howard A Kelly urged preserving the Lord s Day for national and individual best interests at a packed Christ Reformed church audience. Baltimore official W W Davis praised local legislators who opposed Sunday movies in Hagerstown amid prior legislative failure. Mayor Wertz opened and closed the assembly with prayers, crediting Kelly for blending surgery, education, and faith in his call for practical daily witness.
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Christ Reformed Church
W. W. Davis
Baltimore
Lord’s Day Alliance of Maryland
Washington ‘County
Hagerstown
R. Paul Smith
I. M. Wertz
Paul .E
Holdcraft
Kelly
Johns Hopkins University
Christ
Dr. Kelly
Jesus Christ
Council of Religious Education
Ministerial Association
Charles Morrison
Davin
H. A. Fesperman
Fatal crash on Montgomery Road kills two youths
Baltimore dispatch reports two youths died when their car struck a telegraph pole on the Montgomery Road between Ellicott City and Elkridge early Sunday. The victims were Stanley Harding, 19, and Robert Harris, 20, both of Jessups, Md. The driver, Wilbur Moore, 20, of Jessups, escaped injury.
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Montgomery Road
Ellicott City
Elkridge
Stanley Harding
Robert Harris
Jessups
Wilbur Moore
Pulitzer Winner Winsfor Now In November Story
Josephine Winslow Johnson, 25, of a St Louis suburb, earned the 1934 Pulitzer Prize for Now In November a tender novel drawn from Missouri farm life. She says writing is hard work and would rather paint which she finds more fun. Johnson attended four years at Washington University but has no degree.
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St. Louis
Miss Johnson
Misa
Johnson
Missouri
Boone County
Washington University
Boat outing ends in drownings in Jamaica Bay tragedy
In Brooklyn during June, twelve musicians floated in a rowboat for a Brooklyn social club outing in Jamaica Bay. The boat overturned. Henry Cataldo, 26, and Albert Delissio, 34, drowned. Margo Delissio, Albert’s brother, and Joseph Desimone swam 60 feet to shore.
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M.Y
Jamaica Bay
Henry Catalado
Albert Delissio
Margo’ Delissio
Albert
Joseph Desimone
Weed gang recalcitrant George Baker rearrested
George Baker, a weed gang recalcitrant who escaped last week, was arrested Saturday night. He was ordered back to cut weeds for the remainder of a ten day sentence.
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George Baker
Weed
Pearson Case Before Board at University of Maryland
The University of Maryland board of regents met in College Park to decide whether Dr. Raymond A. Pearson should remain as president. The board planned to settle the issue during commencement week but made no decision, despite faculty questionnaires and student agitation led by the Diamondback calling for Pearson’s removal.
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University of Maryland
Board of Regents
Raymond A. Pearson
George M. Shriver
Pearson
The
Diamondback
Dr. Pearson
Nudists Arrested in Quarry Bathing Near Morgan College
Baltimore police rounded up 24 men and boys Sunday after complaints of a nudist colony at a quarry hole near Morgan College. The group was charged with disorderly conduct and released on $2.45 collateral each.
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Baltimore
Morgan College
Autos Collide On National Highway Near Conococheague
Several persons were slightly injured when two automobiles collided on the National Highway near Conococheague last night about 8 o'clock. Mrs Rose E Louble of Cumberland was cut and bruised when her car was struck.
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Conococheague
Rose E. Louble
Cumberland
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