Izaak Walton Event Promotes Fishery Plans at Masonic Temple
Thursday night gathering hosted by the local Izaak Walton chapter will feature W C Bell chief of the GS Bureau of Fisheries and Demeard from the U S Game Commission. Guests from the Mary and State Conservation Departments will attend along with Berkeley Fish and Game Association members. The program shifts to an evening of socializing with films on steelhead trout and game animals followed by a cafe supper. Officers will be elected for the coming year.
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Masonic Temple
Izaak Walton
GS. Bureau of Fisheries
W.C. Bell
Talbott Demeard
Game Commission
D.arcy Magee
W. C
Williord
Iowa
Sherman
Swepgon
Earle
E. Lee le Gompte
Maryand State Conservation Department
Berkeley Fish and Game Association
U.S. ‘Bureau
E. B. Can
G. ‘Ez. Habercom
R. Q
Motorcycle Crash Fatal for Beaver Falls Rider near Garrett Park
Fatally injured rider Wilam Lawson, 21, of Beaver Falls, died en route to a Washington hospital after his motorcycle collided with a automobile near Garrett Park. His companion Robert E. Johnson, 22, suffered severe injuries.
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Rockville
Wilam Lawson
Beaver « Falls
Washington ‘Hospital
Garrett Park
Robert BE. Johnson
Local Deaths and Far-Reaching Obituaries Across Several Cities
Notices report the deaths of Mie. Warren J. Butts in Baltimore from pneumonia at Johns Hopkins Hospital, with multiple survivors in Maryland and West Virginia. Other obituaries include Aaron Kuhn of Antrim Township, Elia R. Dick of Downeville, John W. Harsh of Williamsport, Charles Franklin Schroyer of Sharpsburg, and Margaret Murray of Greencastle, detailing surviving relatives, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements through midweek services.
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Warren
Pelly Butte
Ads
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Warren Rhoads
Jonathan Butte
North Prospect Street
This City
Marie
Minnie ‘Butts
Nancy (Butts) Hanson
William Nichols
Melvin and
Charlies Butts
M. E. Church
Shepherdstown
Kraiss Mortuary
Frank Coleman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Aaron Kuhn
Antrim Township
West Chicago
Ill
H. E. Rice
Maugansville
Elia R. Dick
Downeville
Daniel Cunningham
Gower Station
Thomas Smith
Hegerstown
Edward Duffey
Funkstown
Alfred
Frank
Downsville
Sinters
George lLchneinger
Greencastle
Ida Seaton
Hagerstown
The
Christian Church
Rev. Frick
Bakersville Cemetery
Margaret Murray
Clarence C. Murray
Chestnut Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alice M. Hasselt
Charles J
Chicago
Annie F. Stocksdale
John J. Mullaney
Philadelphia
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks Notices
In memoriam for Jennie Jordon who died one year ago today from Daniel Jordon and Children. Card of Thanks for kindness after the death of our father R. S. Crim from The Children. Card of Thanks for condolences after the death of husband and father from Mrs. R. K. Ruby and Family, including floral tributes and use of cars.
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Jennie Jordon
Daniel Jordon
Adv
Crim
US Envoy Denounces Germany at Disarmament Talks
Norman H. Davis chief American disarmament representative bluntly criticized Germany's stance at the Geneva conference. He met with Alfred Rosenberg and said Germany's attitude blocks progress and the United States opposes any rearmament. The interview pressed the hope of shifting Germany's Geneva position.
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London
Norman H. Davis
Germany
Alfred Rosenberg
Hitler
Davis
Geneva
United States
Davin
Book Learning Failure Again
SAN FRANCISCO May 9 Armed with a Maeterlinck book policemen Dolan and Murphy studied Dr. Ethan's bee removal as the text suggested carrying the queen away but left who would do so uncertain. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
Maeterlinck
Arthur Dolan
William Murphy
Ethan
Civic League objects to policewoman dismissal in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Civic League passed resolutions denouncing the mayor and council for dismissing Miss Margaret Buley from the police force. They praised her work with women and children and warned of a loss to the community and to Baltimore where she would continue her service.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Buley
Baltimore
Second Bonus Army Moves Into Capital
Washington May 3 The bonus army now split on leadership moves into Washington for its second encampment. Delegations from the middle west and south arrive and join either the Veterans Expeditionary Force or the Bonus Expeditionary Force Inc. The V.E.E.F. will send about a thousand men from New York and the B.E.F. a few hundred from Baltimore. A camp at Fort Hunter Virginia is arranged for a week and the B.E.F. plans to tell Congress to take care of them.
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Washington
Bonus Army
Middle West
South
Veterans Expeditionary Force
Bonus Expeditionary Force, Inc
V. EE. F
New York
Baltimore
Fort Hunter
Virginia
Congress
Macdonald Foresees Parallel Debt Talks Ahead
Prime Minister Macdonald outlines that debt negotiations must run parallel to the conference. He says the United States will engage in consultative pacts to bolster European security if disarmament proceeds. Norman H. Davies presses Britain toward the truce plan amid evolving discussions with Walter Runciman.
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Ebt
United States
Europe
Norman H. Davie
Davis
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Runciman
No More In-Law to Get His Bed
In Boulder on May 9 two University of Colorado men serenaded the Alpha Phi Sorority House for about a half hour before sorority president Vivian Fluscher called police as the suitors fled. In Cumberland a $10,000 suit against Rev. William Lewis over a church remark was dropped by complainant W. Carl Richards who said he faced embarrassment and mental suffering after being ordered from the church.
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John W.” Harsh
David W. Newcomer
Williamsport
Lutheran ‘Church
St. ‘Paul
Western Pike
Linnie Harsh
Melvin
Stouffer
Leitersburg
Jacob
Edward Halen
Mercersburg
Harry
Harab
Malcolm Harsh
Hagerstown
St. Paul's Church
Huddle
Leaf Funeral Home
Reuben €. Elliott
Fairview
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Church of
Emma C. Elliott
Gernard L
Chambersburg
Arthur G
Joseph Rider
Kate
Martha
Anna
Ella
Blanche
Clay Lick
Albert
Atchison
Kansas
W. K. Diehl
Boulder, Colo
Alpha Phi
University of Colorado
Vivian Fluscher
Cumberland
William Lewis
W. Carl Richards
Stock Quotations Rummage Sale Announcement
A rummage sale is planned for Thursday May 11 at 2 p m. Proceeds support the John s Episcopal Parish House.
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John's Episcopal Parish House
Wage increases roll out for thousands of workers
Cheering wage announcements spread across industries in May. B L Cord's firms Auburn Automobile Lycoming Dresenberg and American Airways plan a five percent raise starting tomorrow affecting about 10 000 workers. Other boosts include ten percent for 9 000 South Carolina textile workers seven percent at Standard Kid Co Wilmington Delaware and ten percent at J Bache & Co brokerage for employees before January 1. Hog and lamb prices rise to new highs in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
B. L. Cord
Auburn Automobile Company
The
Lycoming Manufacturing Company
Dresenberg, Inc
American Airways
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Standard Kid Company
Wilmington
Del
J. 3. Bache & Co
S. A. Advisory Committee Meets in Hagerstown Branch
The Ha gerstown Salvation Army advisory committee met Friday May 5 with staff officers from Baltimore present. Officers reported totals for transient relief meals lodging and juvenile and police case applicants and meals, beds, and lodging numbers. The committee acknowledged donations of food and clothing received at headquarters.
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Hagerstown
Salvation Army
Marjshall
B Morrig
Andrews
Baltimore
King’s Daughters
Rome to Publish Official Communique On Roosevelt Truce Plan
A Rome official communique will be published tonight or tomorrow announcing acceptance of President Roosevelt's truce proposal with reservations akin to those voiced by France.
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Rome
Roosevelt
France
Former Diplomat to Speak at Local Museum Lecture
Dr Al Kulim Khan a former Persian diplomat will headline the final lecture of the season at the Washington County Museum of Fine Art tonight at 8 30. He will discuss Persia's contribution to world culture with illustrations from his personal collection. Public invited.
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Al-Kulim Khan
Nabil-ed-powlee
Persia
United States
Poland
Constantinople
Washington County Museum of
Kehn
Dr. Kahn
Receivers Named for Federal Milling Company
Leavenworth Kansas May receivers appointed for the Federal Milling Company after proceedings by the First National Bank. Attorneys E R Roulette Charles W Wolf and Harold Bester named as receivers as work by the civilian conservation corps faced delays from broken handles.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Civilian
Consstivation Corps
Sterling A. Wood
E. R. Roulette
Charles W. Wolf
Harold Bester
Federal Milling Company
First National Bank
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Bureau of ‘Fisheries
Rear
W. Antietam St
Roessner Coal CO
J. W. Rohrer
K. T. Hager Cer
Church & Prospect
W. Babiasore
Charles Franklin Schroyer
Charles L. Smith
Sharpsburg
Schroyer
Lutheran Church
Harry Schroyer
Wolfsville
Orpha Marker
Myersville
Clemmie
Smith
Oda Schroyer
Middletown
H. D. Chapman
Mountain View Cemetery
RK. C. Ruby and
Raps Stand
Rosenberg U. 5
Lily Diffenderfer
Edward Diffenderfer
Cashtown
Mary Golden
Smithsburg
Community Hall
Gateway Inn
Dixie Ramb
Adm
Mdonald
Stein Bros. & Boyes
McComas-Armatrong Building
Amer. Canatees
Amert, Tel
Tel
B&o Sees
Beth. Steel Chrysler
Consol. Gas . Li
Dupont Sence Hae
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
North Amer
Penna
R. BR
N. i
Steel
Hagerstown Brewing Co
Grand Bldg
Tom Cross
S. A
Firestone
Inc
Mun Eet
Leon
Firsatoes
Tirteen
Firestone Oldfield
Oren Baeva Freve
Syes Oh Verry
Si Bae
Fivertons
Fleigh Motor & Tire CO
OAR Hill
Ira Fahraney, Mer
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