Farmers' Council Formed To Oppose John L Lewis in Dairy Union Fight
The Interstate Farmers' Council, representing Maryland Virginia West Virginia Delaware and Pennsylvania, formed to correlate major farm group activities and oppose John L Lewis’s drive to unionize dairy farmers. President Philip C. Turner says the group protects farmers rights to run their businesses and resists a company union led by a single individual.
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Baltimore
Lewis
Interstate Farmers’ Council
John L. Lewis
Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights and Requests
A compact program list for the municipal band includes The National Anthem Glory of the Marines March Orpheus Overture requests Strauss Themes from Famous Waltzes Religious Meditation Grabel Offenbach and Yoder Lohengrin Scenes from Opera requests Wagner El Belicario Paso Doble Padilla and Popular Hits of Today Jungle Drums Descriptive Fantasie.
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Snell
Strauss
Padilla
Dairy Men Power Aim Under New Farmers Group
John L. Lewis leads a proposed farmers organization promising to influence economic lifelines for dairy men. The group cites promoting farmers’ unions, social and economic gains, and information sharing as core goals with BB Derrick named first vice president. Miles Norst and C. E. Wise elected as vice presidents and secretary treasurer. Maryland directors include T. Roy Brooks, Ernest C. Speaks, Robert W. Shermantine, and Furner, also Maryland Farm Bureau president.
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BB. Derrick
Maryland
Virginia Minle Protucers Association
Washington
Miles Norst
Pennsylvania State Grange
C. E. Wise
Sparks
T. Roy Brooks
Bel Airs
Ernest C. Speaks
Frederick
Robert W. Shermantine
Baltimore
Furner
Maryllnd Farm Bureau
Man Sentenced for Delinquency of Minors in AVE Nile Court
James Lesher, 57, of 200 Singapore Avenue, was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by Justice Harvey M. Miller after being convicted on four counts of contributing to the delinquency of minor children. He was acquitted on three charges and one case was nolled. The arrest followed complaints from guardians of children aged eight to eleven. another charge of sodomy was noted but not detailed in the sentence.
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James Lesher
Flock Singanore Avenue
House of Correction
Harvey M. Miller
Avenile Court
Lesher
Nolle
Charles F. Wagatt Lesher
John Divine
Rohrer
Blonard
Murray Accused By Federal Official
Washington June 27 Paul Cabot deputy chief of the War Production Board Industrial Conservation Bureau accuses CIO President Philip Murray of unwarranted criticism of the governments scrap metal collection efforts Cabot states scrap collections rose from 102882 tons in February to 905920 tons in May and that associations aiding the program grew from 1 in February to 11304 in May He says Murray is unfamiliar with the bureau setup and its results.
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Washington
Jime
Paul
Cabot
War Production Board
Industrial Conservation Bureau
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Burea of Industrial Conservation
BIC
Rubber Campaign Figures Mounting
Washington county's scrap rubber drive reached a new daily high of 21,852 pounds in filling stations yesterday for a total of 1230 pounds or 5 tons 375 pounds. A. Welty, county petroleum campaign chairman, urged industries clubs service organizations Boy Scouts farmers and residents to contribute more before four days remain, calling it a patriotic duty to turn in all scrap rubber now.
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Washington County
FL A. Welty
County Petroleum Camttee
Mr. Welty
Boy Scouts
State Defense Council official talks volunteers for war work
Isaac 3. George executive director of the State Defense Council announced a Western Maryland conference to discuss a plan to set up reservoirs of volunteers for work outside protective services. He said the revised plan avoids boondoggling and will aid salvage sale of defense bonds and OPA consumer problems, with local decisions on expansion left to authorities.
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Isaac
George
State Defense Council
Maryland
OCD
OPA
Georges
State Council
Walnut Point social notes include many visitors and moves
Walnut Point records weekend guests from Fortage and Washington to Baltimore and New York City. The notes list visits by Sprague family, Burgan and Kendall households, Myrle Spickler relocating to Guilford Avenue, remarks on Burns and Bur eau families, and several illnesses including scarlet fever and kidney trouble affecting residents and their households.
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Walnut Point
Theodore Sprague
Fortage
N. G
Sprague
Washington, D. C
Gwen Chaugh
Joann
Judith
Burgun
D. J. Sawers
Island Forge
Mros
W. A. Kendall
Spickler
Myrle
Our Village
Guilford Avenue
Hagerstown
Amons. Wauptman
Waynestoro
Roger Bureau
Chester Shellman and Son
Baltimore
Ray Unele
Wunt
Louis Miller
Aly
George Frush
New York City
Frost
Wallurrush
John Burgan
Robert
Richard
Willian
Donald
Bessie
Malle
Huysits
Roger Burgan
Ruth Smits
A Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen at Henry's Theatre
Ellery Queen plays a desperate case as William Gargan stars as Queen with Kevin plays the detective’s name, Margaret Lindsey as Nicki and Charley Granewin as Inspector Queen. A woman hires Queen to locate her husband believed drowned, then reappears alive in San Francisco.
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Ellery Queen
Kenry’s
William Gargan
Kevin
Margaret Lindsey
Nicki
Charley Granewin Clars
Inspector Queen
oLnay
San Francisco
Queen
Secretaries, Thief, and a Burlesque Queen in a San Francisco Mystery
Secretary Nicki and Noel Madison meet on a coast bound plane as Madison flees with 100000 dollars stolen from a bank. His wife, a burlesque queen, helps him escape the police in San Francisco. Madison later turns up dead in the missing husband’s room, shifting the plot to solving the mystery.
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Nicki
Noel Madison
Queen
San Francisco
Madison
Girl Scouts Reach Summer Camp In Pioneer Wagons
Whitewater Kansas youths head to a summer camp traveling in two pioneer style covered wagons. The group demonstrates resourcefulness during the trip.
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Whitewater, Kas
Whitewater
Last Times Today for the Kid Glove Killer
The Academy Theatre runs Kid Glove Killer about a police chemist and assistant solving two slayings tied to a mayoral race. Van Heflin and Marsha Hunt pursue clues from a killed district attorney’s body, exposing Bowman’s underworld links before Bowman bombs the mayor’s car.
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Academy Theatre
van Hefin
Marsha Hunt
Lee Bownmtan
van Heflin
Department of Commerce targets 690000 foreign business firms
The Department of Commerce imposes sies on six hundred ninety thousand foreign business firms as part of its policy actions.
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Department of Commerce
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Owen Dixon
United States
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W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
Viscount Halifax
T. V. Soong
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Walter Nash
New Zealand
State Organization of Farmers
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Crane’s Clothes
West
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Rudy’s
Hamilton Corner
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Concord Factory
Peter Buys
George H. Buys
Grabel
Offenbach
Yoder
Ketelbey
Holt
Fred
Isaac George
State Defense
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin St
Johnson Glo
R. D. McKee
Arnosur
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
Rogers Jewelry Co
the House of
Muley Weat
Kelier Garver
Mer
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McC@rea
Paramount
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Pacific
Brian Danlev
Great Pictures
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Miss Stanwick
Buck Jones
Raymond. Hatton
Whick
Tim McCoy
Colonial Theater
Henry
Batfle Solution
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Garban
Margaret
Lindsay
Nikki Porter
Emery Quixa
Lwith
Gharley
Grapewin
EEN
Stooges
Tropics
Tew
O'Brien
Pen Donlevy
Blair
Niinnaus TL
A. M
P.M
Pag
Idee
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Howard
Ank Rutherford
Rogert
Sterling Guy Kibbee
Virginia Wemoler
Itmeile
Gang Busters
Queen of the
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