Nice Coming For Banquet At Conococheague Club
National and State conservation officials led by Governor Nice will attend the Conococheague Sportsmen's Club banquet at the Masonic Temple. Notables include Judge Buer, Dr. McComas, William Northam, and many others from fisheries, game protection, and conservation agencies. A minstrel skit, interludes, and a Kemp Kretzer performance are among features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Nice
Conococheague Sportsmen’s Club
Masonic Temple
Robert F. Buer
Henry McComas
William Northam
State Conservation Commission
Charles E. Jackson
U.S. Fisheries
Vernon Johnson
West Virginia
Fred Orsinger
Washington
Maryland
Harry Mertz
Henry P. Bridges
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Nice
Funkstown Fish and Game Protective Association
D. Paul Shilling
Dick Melzer
George Rosenberg
Ray Gimple
Harold Rosenberg
R. Glenn Williams
William Hartman
Rowland Davies
J. R. R. Black
Aliee Harshman
George Young
Charles Dutey
Paul Troxell
Preston Bailey
Kemp Kretzer
Five Killed When Train Strikes Car Near Wilder
Five members of a farm family died and another was injured when a Santa Fe train struck their motor car at a grade crossing near Wilder Kansas late Tuesday. The dead: Gus Debrick 55 and his wife Katherine Detrick 52 of Fontana Was.. daughters Mary Wright 22 Osawatomie Kas Katherine Wright 18 New Hilldale Kas Dorothy Detrick 8 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Santa Fe
Wilder
Gus Debrick
Jhis
Katherine Detrick
Fontana
Was
Mary Wright
Osawatomie
Katherine Wright
New Hillsdale
Dorothy Detrick
Manager Returns to Hagerstown A and P Store
E C Deatsen formerly transferred to Chambersburg has been moved back to Hagerstown to manage the A and P store at 600 North Potomac Street. William Powell convalescing at home after a three week hospital stay following an operation in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Deatsen
Hamilton Boulevard
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
A. and P
North Potomac Street
Gettysburg plans vast Eternal Light Peace Memorial dedication
Gettysburg announces a large observance for its 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. The Eternal Light Peace Memorial on Oak Hill will be dedicated on Sunday July 3 with a dedicatory address by Franklin D Roosevelt. The event includes veterans from both sides and a full week of ceremonies coordinated by the Pennsylvania State Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania State Commission
Oak Hill
Geuseburst
Pennsylvania Commission
Siate
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Spanish War Veterans
United States Army
Plan Dropped for Hunting Creek Trout Preserve
Albert M. Powell, supervisor of the state fish hatchery at Lewistown, confirms that plans for an experimental trout fishing preserve on Hunting Creek in the Catoctin recreational area have been dropped. The proposal would have limited daily fishermen to 40 and charged a 50 cent daily license. A park service official cited conservation goals but said the plan conflicted with the area's policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Hunting Creek
Catoctin
Park Service
Bohman Warne opens new store room in Franklin Court building
Out of town guests attend Bohman Warne Inc grand opening at 35 West Franklin Street. Two thousand registered as modern sales room shows off automatic heating booth model kitchen radio salon and five offices. A music program and broadcast attract visitors. guests include Kelvinator and Philco reps from Baltimore Detroit and Charles Town with local staff and Cumberland branch officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Franklin Court Building
West
Franklin Street
Bohman-Warne Homie
Margaret Fox
Bernard Seigert
Victor Wills
Johnson P. Scott
Kelvinator Corporation
Baltimore
W. EB. Mo Beth
Kelvinator-Nash Corp
Detroit
Nathan Ullman
J. D. Kauffman
Robert B. Caldwell
Philco Co
Melvin T. Strider
Kelvinator
Charles Town
W. Va
Angela Yarnall
Robert C. Doty
Woodrow Smith
Superintendent catalogs over fifty thousand government titles
The superintendent reports more than 50 000 titles of government books pamphlets and bulletins in the collection with sales over eight hundred thousand dollars in the last year a new record for the program.
Worcester county jury probes gambling activity in final report
The Worcester county grand jury reported gambling was at a low ebb after reviewing slot machine raids. Eleven Ocean City arrests yielded fines of 25 dollars each plus costs, with machines destroyed by the October grand jury. Berlin raids produced fines, while Pocomoke City seizures led to uncashed payments. 10 slot machines were broken up during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Hill
Worcester County Grand Jury
James A. Crockett
Crockett
Ocean City
Pocomoke City
Berlin
William Davis
Grand
Life of Emile Zola Banned in Warsaw Censor Action
Warsaw censors banned the American film Life of Emile Zola starring Paul Muni on Tuesday for scenes deemed derogatory to the prestige of the army. The decision highlights tensions over wartime portrayals and national military honor in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Emile Zola
Paul Muni
Hospital Discharge for Armstrongs After Accident
Mr and Mrs George Armstrong of Pittsburgh were treated for injuries from a car crash at Summit avenue and Howard street Monday night and were discharged from Washington County Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Summit Avenue
Howard Street
Washington County Hospital
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Theildren
Trafic
Bureau of Public Roads
Aarti Ary
Ea Nahe
America
Globe Brewing Company
Seportart
Standard American
Scar Ware
Ned
Beth
Saar
Joseph Buerckel
Hitler
Saar Basin
Germany
League of Nations
Buerckel
Austria
Roosevelt
iPlan
Kline Bros
Benevola
Jane
Bohman-Warne
T. R. Hawkins
Ae G. N. Potomac St
Worcester County Group
Oxford
NEW Hudson
Cara
ORC
Tate. W.C
Hudson
Hudson-Essex Co
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