DeMolay Conclave Honors Two Maryland Leaders
A Maryland State DeMolay conclave last night in Hagerstown conferred the Legion of Honor on William V. Niemyer of the city and Arthur H. Gatehow of Cumberland. Fred P. Entler was elected chairman with Charles F. Yeager guiding state leadership. The event included a candle light service, music, and a dance following the ceremony.
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Maryland
The
Legion
William V. Niemyer
Arthur H. Gatehow
Cumberland
Fred P. Entler
oPhis
Charles F., Yeager
Grand Council of
Camp Ritchie
Leslie K. Spielman
Hagerstown
Fred, Entler
E. Did Spielman
Carroll
Tuscan
Hilton
Long
Hagers“Willian
Aymbruster
Cumrland
William M. Young
Freder
Fred
Thompson
Chaptimore
Wright Calder
Ball Capter
Thomas. J. Rtimer
Annapolis
Baltimore
Charles Yeager
Grand Chapter
DeMolay
Charles Carrell
Yeager
Masonic ‘Temple
Samuel Fleagte
Charles Fuller
DeMolas
DeMolaya
Fred Musey
Kret’ Ver McGraw
Frank Fiery
Muaie
Zel Smith
Penn
Injury Ends Bike Career of Whiffle Rooster
Whiffle the Rhode Island Red, famed for tandem rides with Andrel Henry, lost the ends of its right foot toes after a neighborhood skater clipped them. The injury ends the rooster’s bike career and Henry trains Whiffle Sr to replace his father as junior Whiffle adjusts to yard life and brief riding trials.
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Whiffle
Rhode Island
Andrel Henry
Whittle
Henry
Whiffle, Sr
Junior
Injured Baltimore Woman Dies After Amputation
Blanche Scheff 62 of Halethorpe died after amputation of her leg at the hospital following an automobile wreck near Ridgeville Saturday. She had been injured in the crash and succumbed last night.
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Sprederick
Blanche Scheff
Halethorpe
Ridgeville
Festival at Grace U B Church Rummage and Sweet Treats
Thursday and Friday evenings feature homemade ice cream cake and candy at Balem Ave by the Temple Builders class of Grace United Baptist church. A church festival promises simple desserts and fellowship for attendees.
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Balem Ave
Temple Builders
Grace U. B. Church
Roosevelt's schooner guides Amberjack II into harbor at midnight
Intermittent visibility and rough seas as the Amberjack II, escorted by destroyers and power boats, nears Gloucester. A veteran seaman on a trailing craft praises the commander in chief while night winds and waves test watch crews. The president's vessel anchors near the breakwaters with the harbor lights in view.
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Atlantic
Gloucester
Mr. Roosevelt
Deaths of Hartle Mauck Shenk tee in Maryland area
Obituaries report the death of Albert L. Hartle aged 69 a retired farmer from the Leitersburg Pike area. Surviving brothers and sisters listed with funeral set for 2:30 PM Saturday at his home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also listed are Clyde A. Mauck age 31 who died in Williamsport of complications and Ban j Franklin Shenk 84 who died in Falling Waters West Virginia with services and burial planned in Luray Virginia.
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Albert L. Hartle
Mr. Hartle
Hartle
Leitereburg Pike
Henry and
Anna Travinger Hartle
John H. Hartle
Pondaville
Joseph F. Hartle
Reid
Otho M. Hartle
Denton Hartle
St. Home
Elizabeth S. Stottlemyer
Leitersburg
Lillie A. Hartle
Lesteraburg Pike
J. Edward Harms
Rose Hill Cemetery
Merle Robinson Mauck
Clyde A. Mauck
Williamsport
Maudk
Methodist Church
George ‘Newcomer
Roger
Maxine
Methodist
K. G. Newell
Greenlawn
Frederick Street
Morningstar Church
Church
Church Budget Cuts Salaries At North America Convention
The Church of God convention considers salary reductions for top posts with editors and college heads among the largest cuts. Delegates elect the General Eldership board, discuss church school investigations, and plan Findlay College night as the event nears closure. About 3 official delegates have registered.
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Church of God of North America
Church of God Convention
C. H. Heiges
Elizabethtown
Church Advocate
The
Church, Organ
Hindlay College
the Church College
F.C. Rakin
Indian Head
F. W. McGuire
Duncannon
C. F. Rogers
Charleston
F. C
Huston
Canton
J. T. Hoch
Uniontown
Findlay College
C. C
Bible Schoola
R. B. Baty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Christian “Endeavor
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
Federal Council
Achool
Findlay
Ohio
Thellinois
Board of Missions of the Eldership
J.A. Detter
Mt. Carmel
Apdegraph
Mt. Pleasant
H. R. Lobb
Harrisburg
A. Kurzan
Indiana
C. H. Lefever
A. P. Stover
Landisville
Nora B. Gilbert
Vera Miller
Martinaville
Gurka
Woodrow Wilson
Girka
United States
W. C. Barnhart
Pittsburgh
G. R. Hoverter
Penbrook
Prohibition Repeal Carried by Large Margin in Illinois
Springfield June 20 LP Prohibition repeal carried in Illinois by a seven to two margin in the June election official canvass shows today Patrick A Nash of Chicago led with 1 227 068 votes while Henry W Austin of Oak Park led the leading ticket The winning delegates will meet here July 19 in a convention to ratify the amendment formally
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Springfield
Wlingin
Patrick A. Nash
Chicago
Henry W. Austin
Oak Park
Maek
Austin
Smitheburg Firemen’s Dance at Gateway Inn
Firemen host a dance at Gateway Inn on June 2 with Dixie Rambler Orchestra providing music. Admission is free lunch offered. Public event sponsored by local ADM Abe Ady.
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Smitheburg
Gateway Inn
Dixie Ramb
Adm
Abe
Ady
Fresh Air Fund Falls Short of Expectations in Ha gerstown
The Herald-Mail urges donations for the Fresh Air Fund to send poverty stricken children to two weeks on county farms starting July 7. Each child costs $5 for two weeks, about $2.50 per week, with meals, a bed, and guardianship. Contributors are asked to mail, send, or bring gifts to the Herald-Mail.
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Fresh Air Fund
The
Herald-Mail
Hageratown
Washington County
Hagerstown
Minimum Wage Scale Not To Be Maximum If Johnson Can Help It
Washington June 21 The government aims to keep trade agreements under the National Recovery Act from creating maximum wages. Secretary of Labor James P. Hughes and Attorney General Harlan F. Stone Johnson advocate industry wide codes of fair competition with local variations. Johnson warns against war time price mistakes like the wartime wheat price, while supporting differing minimums such as 10 dollars for the south and 11 dollars for northern workers. He notes differences in living costs from Moline to Chicago and supports speed in presenting codes for federal approval. Industries like cotton, iron and steel are drafting codes as the Meat Packers Institute outlines a proposed farm act trade agreement.
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Washington
Hughes
Johnson
Moline
Chicago
American Institute of Meat Packperm
Mitchell to Know Fate Very Soon in Tax Evasion Trial
Federal Judge Henry W. Goddard finished his charge to the jury in the Charles G. Mitchell income tax evasion case. Mitchell, former chairman of National City Bank, has been on trial since May 11 with a jury of two engineers, a contractor, an architect, and a publicity man. The indictment combines two counts: sale of 1,830 National City Bank shares to Mrs. Mitchell in 1929 and his 1929 receipt of 668,666.67 from a management fund, with possible penalties up to ten years in prison and a $20,000 fine.
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New York
Henry W. Goddard
Charles G. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mitchell
Mra. Mitchell
Parked car lover pays quarter. double parking ticket sticks
Harrisburg report recalls Miss Lois Leonard paying a quarter to park in Market Square. A man directed her to the space and collected the fee, but she received a police ticket for double parking. The incident highlights confusion over parking rules in the square.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Lois Leonard
Market Square
Misa Leon
Track team named for national AAU championships
New York's official track and field team for the National AAU championships in Chicago, June 29 to July 1, includes the Metropolitan AAU winners who claimed individual titles last week.
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New York
Chicago
Washington aims to delay action on stabilization and prices
Government officials clarified that a tendency to postpone monetary stabilization and domestic prices is rising as the recovery program proceeds. The remarks came amid broader efforts to manage inflation and maintain policy momentum.
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Washington
Summer heat breaks as showers threaten region
Sweltering nationwide heat grew cooler with incoming showers as official summer began at 4 12 pm eastern time. The longest day produced 14 hours 45 minutes of sun in some areas while heat tied records in Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Ohio Nebraska and Pennsylvania. A hail storm near Wausau Wisconsin damaged crops and property.
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Atlanta
Lake Superior
Superior
Wis
Middle West
Central States
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Kentucky
Minnnesota
St. _Louis
Frank
Berth
Derham
N. C
Salt Lake City
Denver
Wausau
Ocean City to Host National Resort Championship Playoff
Ocean City officials plan a festive week for Bobby, the likely youngest champion, as he competes in the national resort championship. Bobby will be hosted by the Herald-Mail with full support to keep him on course, while fans rally behind him during the weeklong events. A Western champion will be determined at Chicago with an airplane bringing the victor to Ocean City for the Play-off for the Championship of America.
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Ocean City
Bobby
Herald-Mail
Mr. Wolt
Chicago
Nazarene campaign opens in tent on Franklin and West Side
A country-wide evangelistic campaign opens under Church of the Nazarene auspices in a Franklin Street West Side tent. Rev H B Brenner of Mt Vernon Hills Virginia will lead with help from Washington and Philadelphia district ministers. Prof and Mrs Kirby Fields of Nebraska join as special singers. Nights begin at 7 45 with daily services.
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Church of the Nazarene
Franklin Street
West Side Avenue
H. B. Brenner
Mt. Vernon Hills
Washington
Philadelphia
Kirby Fields
Nebraska
Fent
Pants Protest in Rio Flares Over Dress Code Ban
In Rio de Janeiro on June 21 male students marched along Avenida Rio Branco to protest a fad that has women wearing skirts. The protest featured banners and a parade by university students, underscoring rules that require men to wear pants.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brasil
Rio
Avenida Rio Branco
Three Million In Beer Taxes In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania beer license taxes are yielding about $3,000,000 so far. Most counties have begun distributing funds to municipalities, with second class townships and license filing fees reverting to counties. Revenues are expected to flow to principal cities as per the beer and wine control act that began June 1.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Glasa
Mcense
Man Drowned Near St Louis in Meramec River
A man from Boonsboro Maryland Howard Buttnet drowned in the Meramec River near St Louis. Companions said they met him yesterday and did not know his name. He claimed the Maryland chauffeur license belonged to his cousin.
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St. Louisa
Maryland
Howard Buttnet
Boonsboro
St. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Notes and Firemen's Day Schedule
Quotations by The Stickall Sales Corporation list market details and a community events calendar. IncludeFestival and Firemen's Day events with watch, newspaper, radio posters beginning Saturday night June 74 and Firemen's Day July 1st day and night. Local notices mention Smithsb a Com and Home-made ice team in Tinton Cinred and Tondaville.
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Smithsb’a. Com
Fire Co
We Tinton Cinred
Tondaville
Rotary speaker endorses National Recovery Act
Joseph W Byron addressed the Rotary Club urging members to study the National Recovery Act details and follow daily press interpretations. He, speaking for W. D. Byron and Sons of Williamsport, voiced unqualified approval of the act and administration, predicting broad gains from higher purchasing power and employment while aiming to curb chiseling and sweatshops. Byron cited leather industry meetings in Washington and Boston and noted his roles in related executive committees.
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Joseph W Byron
Rotary Club
National Recovery ‘Act
Mr. Byron
W. D. Byron
Williamsport
Hugh
Tohnson
Byron
Washington
Boston
Roosevelt taps ML Wilson to lead wheat control drive
President Roosevelt names Montana State College official ML Wilson as head of the wheat production administration under the relief measure. The appointment reflects government efforts to regulate wheat supply and stabilize markets amid wartime needs.
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ML. Wilson
Montana
Roosevelt An
A. P
Philadelphia lecturer to hold WCTU meeting at Mt Paul EB
Miles May Macken of Philadelphia state and national lecturer and organizer under the auspices of the W C T U will hold a meeting in the Rose Room of the M C A today at 2 30 and 7 46 in Mt Paul M E church.
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Miles May B. Macken
Philadelphia
M.C. A
Mt. Paul's M. EB
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Peaition” of Service
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