Psychology Of Convention Revealed By Picture And Story
CONVENTION HALL NEW YORK June 37 Whot in the attitude of a convention crowd toward the event transpiring before it Pretty much the same as that of any errous crowd There are thousands gazing at the other rings and stages The crowd talks of Mrs So and So the funny author from Such and Buck The roving eyes would yield a gigantic spider web design Only at moments of high emotion does a center of attention emerge The rest of the hall remains restless women especially show excitement They want to miss nothing They await the clowns and the boy who shot the wicked bean shooter The psychology of convention crowds is a cross between a period room a sightseeing wagon and an action tent The audience awaits what will happen next
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Hagerstown Set for Aerial Taxi Service Soon
J Henry Relwner of Relaner Aero Service Co announces Hagerstown will begin an aerial taxi network within ten days or a week. Pilot Walter Hecker will operate the new five passenger airbus with inquiries for trips to Danville, Montreal, and New York, signaling growing demand for cross country air travel.
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Glee Faces Formidable Trial Over Land Tax
A rising dispute signals a tough exemption fight as lawmakers prepare to challenge a land tax proposal. Officials from the valuation office and tenants associations brace for the hearing, citing property assessments and potential higher rates.
Birth announced in Greencastle and local events
Greencastle June week includes birth of a daughter at Washington County Hospital. Local merchant travels to Baltimore for business. Green Castle team will play Waynesboro Saturday at 2 30 on King Field. Gail Weogley and Geraldine Snyder attend Christian Endeavor in Frederick with delegates from First AB Church. Mrs Stricktor visits Washington DC. Dayhoff and Dayhoff family arrive for summer at Hon W G Mlemmins’s summer home.
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Freedom theme fuels church talk on women in politics
The article recalls a conference where women’s roles are debated as speakers urge change. It mentions Miss Kinel Clawans and a Newark attorney as figures in a discussion about female participation in political life and Church leadership, reflecting tensions of the era.
Colorado Delegation Figures In Democratic Convention Disturbance
Two members of the Colorado delegation who played visible roles in the Klan dispute on the Democratic Convention floor are Thamaa J. Barry and Charles Ginsbers. They attempted to seize control during a procession opposing the disturbance, aiming to quell the rising tension surrounding the incident.
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Crops Damaged by Heavy Rainfall Across County
Heavy rainfall caused serious damage to wheat gardens and fruit crops. An intermittent storm and electrical lightning spread across the county, with Keedyavilla recording 1.24 inches and Magers town reporting heavier totals after six pm. Temperatures cooled to 74 degrees, offering brief relief from earlier heat.
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Opportunity Night entertains MaryLand Inet program
Opportunity Night at the Maryland Inet drew a strong audience with lively acts. Mary Stone impressed by scoring top notes while June Kuhn and Dol ly Kreider earned prizes for dancing and musical numbers. Violet Bilchelbarger placed fifth in a varied program.
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Tricorne and collarade cap in practical millinery
Fragmentary note describes a tricorne style, with a small brim described as the most practical millinery for the batalaver. The text is garbled but centers on fashion headwear and a specific tricorne variant.
Thieves Wreck Oil Company Safe
Thieves broke into the Plant of the Boindard Of Company on Routh Wighland avenue, forced entry via a front window and damaged the office safe with hammers and chisels. They could not open the safe, leaving the door crumpled and the combination knob removed. About 300 dollars were in the safe. a Baltimore office will send an expert to open it. This marks the third theft at the plant in two years.
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Edward Roberts Dies After Lightning Stroke
Edward Roberts, 39, formerly of Magerstown, was seriously injured by a lightning strike at his home near Wacker Viola on Friday morning. He fell after the bolt traveled along a telegraph wire into the house, his body briefly pinned at a window as he bled. A later note mentions his death.
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