Mibtsters Set for Grand Finals in Marble Tournament
The Herald-Mail announces the marble tournament grand finals will be Friday afternoon at South Otomac Street Junior High weather permitting. Ten school champions will compete for the Haerstown Washington County title and a trip to Ocean City New Jersey for the National Tournament. The winner earns all expenses paid by the Herald-Mail, a rare chance for local youth to travel.
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erald-Muail
City Marble Shooting Finals Reach Ten School Champs
The marble editor praises ten top shooters who won their school championships and now prepare for a Friday finals. Practice is stressed as the key to victory with luck minimized by the elimination tests. The public is invited to attend and cheer their champions.
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Marble
Bar Association commends Judge Bradley for courageous stand
The American Bar Association executive committee approved a letter praising Judge C. Bradley for his courage after a Le Mars mob manhandled him. The letter congratulated him on the outcome of his unfortunate experience and was signed by president Clarence E. Martin on behalf of the committee.
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C. Bradley
le Mars, Jr
Court Session Delayed In Cumberland Due To Post Office Closing
The spring session of the United States District Court in Cumberland is postponed from May to May 15 because the new Cumberland post office with the Federal courtroom is not ready. United States District Attorney Simon E. Sobeloff said the session will convene in the county courthouse, unavailable until the 15th. Judge W. Calvin Chestnut will preside.
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Elections In County Towns Held Monday
Annual elections in Clearspring and Funkstown produced re-elections and new commissioners. In Clearspring David Ankeney won burgess again 88 to 53 over Joseph Downs. Samuel Troupe Sr was unopposed for assistant burgess with 201 votes. Commissioners elected were Samuel N. Bull 71, B. M. Kinsell 74, and Clarence Pound 73 amid a six-candidate field. Funkstown re-elected Guy R. Hebb burgess for the fourth straight term, with Clarence N. Keller as assistant burgess and vote totals 23 and 22. Commissioners chosen were D. Paul Shilling 24, Gerald Bowers 18, and Fred Renner 16. two other candidates polled 11 each.
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Clarence Pound
Albert M. Bell
H. C. Foster
A. C. M. Houck
Ritchie
Burgeoss
Clarence N. Keller
D. Paul Shilling
Gerald Bowers
Fred Renner
H. E. Brandenburg
Lester Conner
Facts About Constitution and Government by John T. Mason
Mason notes lack of constitutional authority for an aerial force and post offices while affirming Congress power to regulate money value. He argues patents require science or art, lists presidential eligibility age and residency, states the president's salary protection, and affirms religious freedom with a ban on slavery.
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Congress
Forest fire at Sandy Hook causes $300 loss
A Saturday brush fire in Sandy Hook, county forest area, caused about $300 damage. About 20 men fought the blaze, which burned 300 acres mainly young oaks and dead chestnuts. Fire was driven toward Elk Ridge Mountain but homes remained safe. Viscount Knepworth and aircraftman Ralph Harrison were killed in a crash the same night.
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Sandy Hook
Milton Coulter
Harper's Ferry
Jessie Clark
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Hitler Defies Nations in May Day Speech
Berlin May Day rally at Tempelhof Aerodrome drew about 1.5 million Berliners as Adolf Hitler declared Germany’s strength and vowed self reliance. He outlined an eight point program emphasizing unity, labor, industry, agriculture, public works, and economic reforms to lift the nation. Goebbels’ intro paused for a 60 second silence for Essen miners killed in Sunday’s explosion.
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Treasure Hunt by Epworth League Ends at Hart Haven
Epworth League members of St. Paul’s M. E. Church enjoyed a treasure hunt from the church to Hart Haven Taylor’s Landing with a Weiner and marshmallow roast. The boys won the attendance contest.
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Petal Fall Spray Advice for Apple and Stone Fruits
Agricultural notes detail timing and formulas for petal fall sprays on apples pears peaches plums and cherries. Emphasizes spraying after 85 percent petals fall to control apple scab codling moth curculio and brown rot, with warnings against early or late application and proper mixing with lime-sulphur and arsenate of lead.
Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Body Change
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a safe method to reduce a double chin and trim hips while improving attractiveness and energy. It urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and promises a four week jar at stores with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied.
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Gardner
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Mann
Cauffman
White Sister Pleases Crowd At Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Screen Version
Helen Hayes and Clark Gable star in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer adaptation of The White Sister directed by Victor Fleming. The story follows an aristocratic Italian woman who falls for a soldier on the eve of an arranged marriage, with strong performances by Lewis Stone and Louise Closser Hale enhancing the emotional drama at the Maryland Theater.
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Clark Gable
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Metro-Godwyn-Mayer
Marion Crawford
Victor Fleming
Miss ‘Haven
Gable
Lewis Stone
Louise Closser
Hale
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