Guards Keep Open Milk Routes in Wisconsin Strike
National guardsmen in uniform patrolled dairy strike lines to deter violence as authorities prepared to move dairy products across Wisconsin. Adjutant General Immel stressed martial law is not in effect while lifting dairy operation restrictions in Brown, Outagamie and Waupaca counties. About 750 guardsmen are quartered. two machine gun squads were sent to Shawano county after 225 strikers were arrested. One deputy with bayonets dispersed crowds near Durham Bill. A 18-year-old striker Russell Helding was critically wounded near Racine. 300+ strikers were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
National
Wisconsin
Ralph M. Immel
Immel
A. G. Schmedeman
Brown
Outagamia
Waupaca
Shawano
Immell
Depu Mes
Durham Bill
Sha‘wang
Racine
Russell Helding
Franksville
Must Prove Sincerity Paris Speech Warns on Sea Power
Paris reports Edouard Herriot cites Hitler Reichstag remarks claiming Germany will seek sea equality after land gains. Herriot, linking future attacks on Washington conventions to Versailles aftermath, spoke after discussing America with President Roosevelt. French officials cite Roosevelt's world message as moderating Germany and warning of escalation in Britain and the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouara Herriot
Roosevelt
America
England
False Macon Report Circulated Inquiries Increase
A rumor claimed the big naval dirigible Macon was en route from Cumberland to Washington, prompting numerous inquiries. The Herald and Mallan editorial and business desks reported no basis for the report. The Associated Press noted the Macon was stationed as Akron, Ohio, pending tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Williamsport
Cumberland
Potomac River
Washington
Herald-Mall
Associated Press
Akron
East Beef Dinner and Supper Benefit Friday May 19
A fundraising event dubbed East Beef Dinner and Supper to aid Mission Sry Guild at Christ Reformed Church. Tickets are 25 cents, with admission proceeds supporting the church mission activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Missionsry
Guild
Christ Reformed Church
It Evidently Wasn’t a Fox Hunt in Kansas City
Red jacketed members of the Thomas Jefferson Hunt club rode furiously toward the kill. L. C. Johnson, director of the Kansas City Fire Department and master of hounds, dismounted to save the brush but backed away. A local cleaning establishment suggested burying his riding habit for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Jefferson Hunt Club
L. C. Johnson
Deaths and funerals in Hagerstown area
Obituaries note the deaths of Mollie Witmer Coffman 84 of Martinsburg and Charles Oscar Barnes 54 of Funkstown Hill with services in Martinsburg Manor Church Rose Hill cemetery and details of survivors. Edward Ditmer 74, Alvey Rider 62, and Fred Weltzheimer also listed with funeral plans in Hagerstown Cave Town and Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oscar Barnes
Funkstown Hill
Barnes
Hagerstown
Chas. E. Barnes
Fort Humphrey
W. Saxton Barnes
Emma Louise
Martha
Albert
Waynesboro
Lester
Buckeystown
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. S. Simon
Rose Hill Cemetery
Edward E. Ditmer
Ridge Avenue
Ditmer
Grace UB. Church
Emma M. Ditmer
Grace Evans
Philadelphia
John C
Harry M
Wilbur F
Earl
G. I. Rider
Rest Maven Cemetery
Fred L. Weltzheimer
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John Fray
Eastern Star Lodge
Mt. Nebo
A. F
A. M
Knights Templar
In Memoriam for Catherine B Levi on May 18 1928
A loving mother notes Catherine B Levi departed five years ago on May 18 1928. The verse speaks of enduring memory, peace, and reunion in the Father’s mansion. Mentions Adv. Brother and Sisters and a final line about the U. S. Pacific coast salmon park in 1931 totaling $8,986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine B. Levi
U. S. Pacific Coast Salmon Park
RooseveltHitler speech draws global reactions in press
Washington May 18 Roosevelt pleased Hitler approved peace plan. Paris and Berlin reports praise acts toward peace while Herriot warns Germany seeks sea equality after land. Germania calls speech cleansing electric storm. London sees clarity and anxiety, Rome and Vienna report favorable sentiment as Mussolini poised to speak.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
Paria
Germany
Edouard Herriot
Berlin
Germania
London
Vienna
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Weddings Decline in Maryland in 1932 Compared to 1931
Maryland recorded 22,779 marriages in 1932, down 7.8 percent from 24,703 in 1931, with divorces falling 14.09 percent from 2,014 to 1,714. Baltimore City led in marriages at 5,343 and accounted for most divorces, while Howard Cecil Frederick and Washington counties posted notable increases in marriages. The department notes the statewide marriage drop mirrors 1929 levels and the divorce decline affects several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Department of Commerce
Baltimore
Cecil County
Allegany
Garrett
Howard
Montgomery
Cecil
Frederick
Wico- Mico
Worcester
Kent County
Prince George’s
Preschool Clinic to Hold Health Examinations May 29
The Broadway School Building hosts the annual summer roundup for children entering school next fall. Dr. W. Ross Cameron oversees the health examinations with mothers urged to attend. Mrs. George Twyford chairs, aided by hostesses to share literature and discuss remediation of defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
W. Ross Cameron
George Twyford
H. V. Hart
Frank Leifer
Roy Phillippy
Broadway-Wayside Parent-Teachers’ Association
M. W. Dutton
John Dunn
Ralph Highbarger
R. Paul Smith
F. W. Cruickshank
Frank Leiter
Leo Miller
Walter Daniels
Rembrandt
Christ On the Cross
Gladys Hartle
The
Art Museum
Birds Nest Above Calumet Steel Becomes Local Wonder
In Chicago Heights Illinois a robin and mate have built a nest on a cross beam inside the Calumet Steel plant. The mother sits on four eggs despite heat and noise while workers place sheet metal beneath the nest to shield the birds from furnace heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
Ill
Calumet Steel Company
No Hope Held For Recovery Of Good Heart
The shooting occurred near Harper's Ferry late Tuesday when young Jasper Smith fired at his cousin Millard Goodheart at close range. Deputies arrested Smith hours later after an intensive six hour investigation. Goodheart remained in Frederick hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lloyd Harshman
Smith
Jasper Smith
Hagerstown
Robert Taylor
Richard Renner
Goodheart
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Ferry
Harshman
Ingram
Taylor and
Renner
Millard Goodheart
Chester Smith
Post to chase solo round-the-world record in robot aircraft
Oklahoma City May 18. Wiley Post plans a new solo round-the-world attempt around July 1 with only a robot as a companion. His Winnie Mae, rebuilt in June 1931 with larger fuel tanks and a new motor, will be tested at the Oklahoma City airport as he aims to set a personal record with no backers or partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Post
Harold Gatty
Bruening In Conference With Hitler
The piece notes Chancellor Bruening’s meeting with Adolf Hitler after Bruening’s resignation in 1932 and his possible reconsideration of foreign policy. It highlights closeted talks before a Reich chancellery speech and the Centrist press praising unity between government and Reichstag amid Geneva developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
Reich Chancellery
Hitler
Dr. Bruening
Germania
Reichstag
Man Marries Daughter to Dodge Landlady Debt
Detroit May 18 A man named James Grimm faced a court for owing his landlady Mrs Fannie Sullinger 40 for board and room. He announced he had married the landlady's daughter Sadie the previous night, a claim the daughter confirmed. The judge held that the debt remained and ordered a judgment against the groom’s mother in law for the $40. The couple remained unfazed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fannie Sullinger
James Grimm
Sadie
Gerald Groat
Lecturer explains minerals and poultry health
Several hundred Farmers' Protective Association members and guests attended a banquet in Greencastle to hear Prof. Robert Quake, a Kraka Mills winerologist, discuss Poultry Diseases Their Causes and Cure. He described balancing mineral elements in animal and human diets and how food manufacturers tailor rations to needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Protective Association
Robert Quake
Kraka Mills
N. Y
Greencastle
New Barber Shop Opens at 3 Winter Street
Tom Rockwell announces the opening of a new barber shop at 3 Winter Street. Ady edition notes the business aims to serve local residents with updated styling and welcoming service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter St
TOM Rockwell Ady
Sikorsky Sees Non Stop Ocean Going Planes
Igor Sikorsky told Franklin Institute award event audiences in Philadelphia that non stop trans Atlantic passenger flights may come on commercial schedules within years, but stratosphere service probably will not become accepted. He envisions 1938 transport planes carrying 35 to 60 passengers at 150 to 200 mph, cruising 15 000 to 20 000 feet, with demand guiding aviation advances. Juan de la Cierva said autogiros could grow into multi motor craft carrying about fifty passengers, improving speed and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Igor Sikorsky
Sikorsky
Franklin Institute
Juan de la Cierva
Franklin Society
Public Works Financing And Roosevelt’s Emergency Plan
Roosevelt urges Congress to study revenue plans for public works financing as a national emergency looms. He proposes codes of fair competition to curb unfair practices, reduce unemployment, and rehabilitate industry. The measure aims to mobilize industry through cooperative regulation and broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
She's Champ Collector Of Old Biscuits
Mrs Alice Torrence of McCrory Arkansas claims the oldest biscuit in her family collection. Her prize was baked by her mother on March 3 1890 and is joined by two 1898 biscuits brought home by her brothers after serving in the Spanish American War. A rival claim from J A Stanford of Cartersville Georgia dates a 1909 biscuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mccrory
Ark
Alice Torrence
J. A. Stanford
Cartersville
Mrs. Torrence
Stanford
Williamsport church Brotherhood meeting with Baltimore speaker
The Men s Brotherhood of the Williamsport M E Church meets at 7 20 this evening with Rev C G E Sey mour of Baltimore as speaker. Refreshments will be served. Mother s Day observed by the Y B C EB of First Christian Church with readings and talks led by Miss Naomi Eavey. A similar program was given by St John s Reformed Church Christian endeavor at Clear Spring on Mothers Day focused on home life challenges. Panini noted as India s greatest grammarian.
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Mollie Witmer Coffman
Andrew Coffman
Robert G. Coffman
Martinsburg
Arch Spring Farm
Fairplay
John
Julia Ringer Reichard
St. James
W. 8. Baker
Men’s Brotherhood of the
Williamsport M. E
Cg, E. Seymour
Baltimore
Y. B.C. EB
First Christian Church
Naomi Eavey
Christian Endeavor Society of
St. John’s Reformed Church
Clearspring
Ladies Bible Class
Demand for steel shows a rise in production
Cleveland May 18 An increase of 214 points in the nation's steel making operations was reported by Daily Metal Trade. Midweek rate at 39 percent of capacity, the highest since June 13, 1931. Automotive demand slightly less active. miscellaneous demand rising. A $1 per ton advance in pig iron in the East. Increases in production at Cleveland Pittsburg Chicago and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daily Metal Trade
Pittsburg
Chicago
Younge Town
Revivals to Close Sunday at Nazarene Church
The Church of the Nazarene revival, now in its third week, will close Sunday night with Rev H B Brenner preaching nightly except last night when Rev R Dobey preached. Nine new members joined last Sunday. Brenner’s leadership boosted Sunday school and Bible classes with new memberships. A Young People's Society formed. prophecy message and final verdict both scheduled. visitors welcome at 628 Salam Avenue. Prayer meetings continue midweek and Friday at 7:80 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
H. B. Brenner
R. Dobey
Camtberland
Brenner
New Life
Young Peoples Society
J. B. Tabor
Salam Avenue
Reward for Wallet Lost at Smithsburg Firemen’s Dance
Reward offered for the owner of a tan pocketbook lost at the Gateway Barn dance on May 18 hosted by the Smithsburg Firemen. The wallet contained money and a license. Owner identified as George D. Gossard. Dixie Ramb. Orchestra provided. Admission 35 cents. free lunch offered. Published in the Herald-Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mail
George D. Gossard
Smithsburg
Gateway Barn
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H. L. Mills
W. Baite
Bern Tivre Nie
Tom Cross
Plenter
Steve ‘Powe
Alvey Lawrence Rider
Lancaster
Rider
Misa Gertrude Krouse
Stella Angle
Florida
Reformed Church
Cavetown
Dept. of Commerce
James Dobson
Eben Fritts
Bakerton
West Virginia
Fritts
Dobson
Edna Price
Price
Grace Fritts
Walter Sinn
Frederick County
Bruening
Knepper
Labor Party of
John P. Quinn
L. P
Alexander
Public
Mageratown
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComan-Armatrong Building
Amer. Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
VEB.& OL
Beth- Steel
Chrysler Ate
Consol
Gas
Ee Bay
Bene Dupont
Fox Ees
Gen. Electric
Ween
Gen. Motors
North Amer
U. S
Chicago Grain Market
Sticker Sales Corporation
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Panini
India
Church of Nazarene
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill
Ira Fahrmey
Mar
Rear
W. Antietam
St. Roessner Coal CO
Hager’s Market
Corner
Prospect
W. Y
Maine
MN. Y
Green Mountain
Jigan
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