Germans and Americans salute united by heroism across the Atlantic
Amid memorials in New York, German aviators Baron von Huenefeld and Captain Koehl salute beside the Eternal Light as 2,500,000 Americans cheer. A moment of reconciliation follows decades after war, with flags fluttering and Star Spangled Banner blending with Die Wacht am Rhein. The article honors shared courage over national divides.
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Germany
Gunther von Huenefeld
Junkerg
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Hermann Koehl
Vedera
James ‘Firemenrice
Irish Free State
Knights of the Air and the New School Spirit
The piece argues the Knights of the Air forge latent brotherhood among men and credits federal education with transforming schooling from a force to compel to a magnet in cities. It notes past failures of the old red schoolhouse and urges making study an engaging game to better prepare adults.
Has A Flaw In Ohio Death Penalty Case
An Ohio man sentenced to death for murder seeks a new trial after a co defendant confessed. The judge denied the motion on a technicality of timing, prompting comment that the legal system needs overhaul when life awaits resolve over procedural rules.
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Ohio
America finds the right path in education figures
The figures show a spread of enlightenment and a desire for knowledge among many young people. They indicate that a democracy must be educated to function, and suggest America is on the right path.
Just Fouls By Edgar A Guest
A poem about a father who distrusts his son and the emotional strain of protective paternal love. The speaker laments restricting the boy from independence, fearing mistakes, and questions how a boy can become a man without his father's trust. The verses explore pride, fear, and the path to growth.
Fatal chloroform disaster warns on medicine chest care
An Ohio woman mistook a bottle from her medicine chest for medicine, drank chloroform, and died soon after. The item warns readers to keep medicines properly labeled and never use a bottle without confirming its contents.
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Ohio
Sweeping Advance in Stock Prices
New York stocks surged on May 4 after the Federal Reserve kept the 4 percent rediscount rate, with gains of two to 12 1/4 points and many issues closing near session highs. Total volume reached 4,364,100 shares as motor, air plane, and public utility shares led the rise, with General Motors up to 205 and Chrysler hitting a high of 75 1/2 amid expectations of dividends and ongoing market optimism.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve Bank
General Motors
Chrysler
Lost fragment notes gains in year and moves to high ground
A partial report records gains as Chandler Cleve land common and preferred shift to new high ground for the year. Hupp advances three points while Studebaker Hudson Nash and several accessory issues rise by a point or more, based on the readable text.
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Chandler-Cleveland Common
Preferred
Hupp
Studebaker
Hudson, Nash
Majors Target NYU Star Manfredi after Strong Start
One of the season’s top college stars, George Manfredi of New York University, has won his first five games and drawn contract offers from several major league clubs as majors seek him after his early success.
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George Manfredi
New York University
Mail Pouch More Reinforcements and Notes on Europe
Mail Pouch reports reinforcements for the Marines in Nicaragua as Fandino’s loneliness is noted. M Loewenstein, who stabilized the franc in Belgium, arrives in America and takes 22 rooms in a New York hotel. Representative Sabath proposes a House resolution to end American women admittance to foreign courts amid days of Daylight Saving Time and dryness rumors. There is a reflection on rising college enrollment, with six times as many students now as 30 years ago per the Federal Bureau of Education, prompting thoughts about the nation’s future.
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Liue
Federal Bureau of Education
M. Loewenstein
Belgium
America
New York
Sabath
Illinois
House
Europe
Feneral Bureau of Education
Safety Merit Club honors North American Cement worker
At a Safety Committee meeting of North American Cement Corporation, Nickola Dattilio, Security, Md., received the emblematic gold button and membership in the Safety Merit Club for outstanding safety work. The plant with about 20 employees highlights monthly safety achievements. Wilsons visited Mrs. Clyde Daugherty recently.
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North American Cement Corporation
Nickola Dattilio
Security
Cearfoss School April Attendance Ledger
Regular attendees in Cearfoss school principal's room in April included Rosanna Secrist Sdua C Martin Evelyn Horst Lois Gabriel Amanda Horst Helen Stotler Pauline Angle Edna H Martin Harold Ebersole Charles Myers Theodore Eby Allen Martin Isaac Eby Arthur Koontz Wilson Stotler Those missing one day Ruth Ebersole Nora Eby Elia Keener Roy Martin Present every day in primary room were Anna Eby Virginia Martin Margaret Spickler Mildred Spreckler Laferren Crist John Brewer Raymond Ebersole Adin Eby Adriel Keener John Martin Paul Myers Robert Myers Lewis Strite Viola Martin Kenneth Angle Harold Marin Mildred Reiff Andrew Eby Wilbur Martin Ray Stotler Harry Catherine Grove Thelma Holsinger Ethel McLanathan Edna Miner Mr Lloyd Hull motored to Fre burg recently.
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Cearfoss School
Rosanna Secrist
Sdua C. Martin
Evelyn Horst
Lois Gabriel
Amanda Horst
Helen Stotler
Pauline Angle
Edna H. Martin
Harold Ebersole
Charles Myers
Theodore Eby
Allen Martin
Isaac Eby
Arthur Koontz
Wilson Stotler
Ruth Ebersole
Nora Eby
Elia Keener
Roy Martin
Anna’ Eby
Virginia Martin
Margaret Spickler
Mildred Spreckler
Laferren Crist
John Brewer
Raymond Ebersole
Adin Eby
Adriel Keener
John Martin
Paul Myers
Robert Myers
Lewis Strite
Viola Martin
Kenneth Angle
Harold Marin
Mildred Reiff
Andrew Eby
Wilbur Martin
Ray Stotler
Harry Catherine Grove
Thelma Holsinger
Ethel McLanathan
Edna Miner
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Teredit
Hagerstown
CG & P
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France
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Walute
Eternal Light
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Oise
Meuse
Argonne
Ako
Sears
Lind‘teegh
Chamberlin
Tal
Ron. Huenefeld
Koehl
Loesas
Edgar A. Guest
Music Week
Hagerstown Municipal Band
Peter Buys
George H. Buys
Nixon
the Capitol
Londonderry Air
George H.,buys
Tschalkowsky
Ketelbey
Grieg Grainger
Tschaikowsky
Colby
Alan Bachrach
Copeland
Atwater
Kent
Radica
Hoffman Electric Co
N. Locust St
Him
Dagmar Hotel
the Fair Dept. Store
Palr
Franklin Street
Royal Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Franklin and Jonathan Street
Central Garage
St. Pot
Mackenzie
Mackenzie Drug Co
S. Potomac St
Nicaragua
Fandino
Helen Cowden
Wilsons
Clyde Daugherty
Cearfoss
Lloyd Hull
Frestburg
Lyonore
Frank H. Miller
L. H. Minor
Mad
K. Saum
H.R. Wagner
James H. Craig
Greencastle
R. H. Hammond
Keedysville
S. W. Johnston
Maugansville
A. C. Ruthrauff
Williamsport
Stickell
Wade
Ritchie
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State Organization
State Central Committee
Democratic
Washington County
John T. Mason
Chanics Loan & Savings Bank
Hagerstown, Maryland
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