Bandmasters Gather for Convention and Banquet
Bandmasters will convene next week in the city for the American Bandmasters Association meeting. FLW Birnbach of Newark will attend, and a banquet is planned at Hotel Alexander Tuesday night. Committees include Bainum, Bachman, McAllister for program and Seigman, Harp, Crilley for concert.
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Birnbach
Newark
American Federation of Musicians
Hotel Alexander
Edwin Franko. Goldman
Association
Ions
Glenn Cliffe Bainum
Harold Bachman
A. R. McAlister
A. W. Seigman
Joseph M.harp
Grover C. Crilley
J. Edward Vanaman
George H. Buys
Melvin H. Robinson
Mystery Cables on Big Liner Supposed to Neutralize Mines
The article reports experts debating cables on a large liner which allegedly disrupt or repel magnetic mines. Some suggest the cables act as a loop antenna to transmit long wave beams that could explode mines. The Canard Line confirms the ship was ordered to New York with an uneventful voyage and limited interior completion.
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New York Harbor
New York
Plor 90
Elmer Pittman Faces Liquor Driving Charge
Elmer Pittman aged 89 of Biz Cove Tannery Pa will have a Saturday hearing before Magistrate Preston Bowles in Hancock on a charge of operating a vehicle under the influence. Pittman was arrested by Hancock police after a minor accident.
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Elmer Pittman
Biz Cove
Randolphs Speech At Kiwanis Meets Calls US Stay Out Of War
Congressman Jennings Randolph of West Virginia addresses Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander urging the United States to keep out of the European war. He cites farm statistics for Maryland and the Eastern Panhandle and discusses national debt and his bill on taking over islands as war debt payment.
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Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alexander
United States
EB B.clark
Four States Livestock, Inc
Maryland
Panhandle
Congressman Randolph
Randolph
Great Britain
William D. Byron
William P. Lane, Jr
Byron
Alfred S. Bondell
Woman 18 Injured in Auto Crash Near Big Spring
Mrs Ruth Bartles of Big Spring Route 1 was injured when two cars driven by Lloyd S Bartles and Robert J Haines collided on the Big Spring road. Both vehicles were heavily damaged. A hearing is scheduled later this week.
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Mrg
Ruth Bartles
Big Spring
Lloyd S. Bartles
Robert J. Haines
Masonic Officer Charles Spilman Dies at 63 in Newton
Newton resident Charles Hadley Spilman 63 longtime Grand Secretary General for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction died at his home of a heart attack. His widow and six sons survive.
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Newton
Mass
March &Py
Charles Hadley Spilman
Supreme Council
Anthropometric Studies Of Children By Dr Wolfe In Public Health Work
Former Berlin bureau director Dr Wolfe now works with the U S Public Health Service in demonstrational and research projects here studying child growth. He aims to publish Anthropometric Studies of Children based on thousands of local students. The research questions whether greater size means stronger health and how growth relates to disease risks and nutrition.
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Berlin
United States Public Health Service
Wolfe
C. J. Palmer
The
Public Health Service
Dentists Plan For Observance Centennial events mark American dentistry’s evolution
The American Dental Association and the ADA Journal note pioneers Hayden and Harris helped shape dentistry into a scientific profession. About 45,000 members in 400 district societies will attend centennial dinners March 11 with 6,000 at the Baltimore celebration, featuring essays and exhibits on the field’s history and progress.
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American Dental Association
A. D. A. Journal
Hayden
Harris
Jenkins
Baltimore
Lucien GC. Brun
Peabody Trial Advances on Wife Alibi Testimony
Gerald Peabody, 40, a former inmate charged in four Maryland bank robberies, nears a conclusion as his wife testifies she was with him at the Sabillasville tuberculosis sanatorium during the Dec 20 Clearspring robbery. She described the visit and planned gifts for staff.
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Baltimore
Gerald Peabody
Maryland
Peabody
Clearspring
Sabillasville Tubercuosis Sanatorium
Dunnock
Whipp
Thompson
Pageants Recall Founding of Dentistry and Milestones
Dramatic pageants will recount the origins of dentistry and mark key milestones in its advancement. The production will showcase shifts from early tooth care to modern practices, celebrating notable figures and innovations across eras.
Woman testifies about coins found at husband’s Maryland home
The wife recounts that coins found in Highfield, Washington County Maryland belonged to her husband who owned slot machines. She says she was present when some money was collected and explains she did not tell FBI agents earlier about Peabody’s Sanatorium visit because they did not ask.
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Peabody
Cumberland
Clearspring
Highfield
Washington County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Herbert L, Clark
Roy R. Rider
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Edgar H. Minnich
Peter. Buys
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Richard C. Munson
Marsal S. Stoner
Virginia Baker
J. C. Loehbaum
John A. Beck
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
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the Doolittles
Timbeplark
Nice
DEA
Cyew
Cascade
Rai — EO 187A
W. Washington St
House of Blue White
Saas
Coats
Wife
R & G Dept
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
Ineluc
Vinton Crooks
Mee Ental
Tee May
Washington St
Hagerstown
Kohler
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Biou
Smith Bros
Grair Vick
Burke's Tonic
Lyons
Jergen
Washington Street
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