Three Councils To Be Resented At Scout Meeting
Three regional Scout Councils will be represented at a Friday and Saturday meeting in Hagerstown. The conference at Hotel Alexander opens with registration and lunch, features remarks by regional leaders, a Washington County Council dramatization, and a regional banquet. Regional colors will go to the delegation traveling the farthest mileage. Tickets available at Boy Scout headquarters in the McCrory building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hagerstown
A -States
Canada
National Council
cFaddin
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Alexander
Franklin
Court
Washington County
Hotel Alexander
Boy Scout Headquarters
McCrory Building
List of public notices in Sharpsburg and nearby towns
A dense roster lists Nor revised locations for meetings and notices across Sharpsburg and surrounding Maryland towns including Hagerstown Williamsport Funkstown Hancock Boonsboro Greentown and Ringgold. Entries reference halls fire departments lodges and private residences with numbered items and street names.
St Mary's Church Secures Property for Parish Hold
Executors and Archbishop Curley sign articles of agreement for purchase of the late Governor Hamilton's home adjoining St Marys Catholic Church on West Washington Street. The property will enable parish development with Thomas Wrangborn acting for the archbishop in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hamilton
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
West Washington Street
St. Mary’s Parish
Thomas Wrangborn
Youth Is Released On Year S Probation
Joseph O. Hayes, 19, of Smithsburg, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence before Judge Watson R. Davison at Chambersburg. He was placed on a year of probation in the custody of Joseph R. Harp, with driving prohibited during probation. Hayes was arrested in Waynesboro on September 26. The judge noted intention to exempt youths under 21 from jail in such drunken driving cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Hayes
Smithsburg
Watson R. Davison
Chambersburg
Joseph R. Harp
Hayes
Waynesboro
Davison
Fatally Injured Enroute To Fair With Monkeys Truck Crash
Robert Kirkpatrick 25 of Bangor Maine died in a Sunday night crash near West Chester Pennsylvania when his truck carrying monkeys collided with another vehicle. Two companions escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair
Robert Kirkpatrick
Bangor
Maine
West Chester
Kirkpatrick
Four Germans Detained for Canal Zone Espionage Photos
Four Germans including 19 year old secretary Ingebord Waltramt Gutmann were jailed in default of $15,000 bail each on charges of photographing Canal Zone fortifications at Fort Randolph and Caleta Point Crasting. They were arraigned before Judge E J P Tatelman and held for a preliminary hearing. The group faces possible deportation if convicted.
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Gristobal
Canal Zone
Fort Randolph
Atlantic
Panama Canal
E. J. P. Tatelman
Caleta Point
Cristobal Breakwater
United States
I. J. McGuigan
Kurt Lindenberg
Cristobal
Ingebord Waltramt Gutmann
Hans Frederich Schackow
Cilbert Wilhelm Cross
Ernst Robert Edward Ehurig
Centuries Before Discovery Chinese Ate Spinach
Centuries before Columbus arrived in the Americas, Chinese people ate spinach. The note highlights early agricultural habits and cross cultural plant use in East Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ohio hears modern Lincoln Douglas debates in Ohio race
Columbus reports on the Ohio senatorial contest as Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland and Robert A Taft of Cincinnati set six debates on three subjects ending October 29. Bulkley, 58, a New Dealer ally and Harvard law graduate, centers on banking and prohibition repeal. Taft, 49, son of the late president, a Yale and Harvard grad, leads a big law practice and opposes the New Deal, with the first clash over the economy and unemployment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Harvard
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Yale
White House
Alsatia Club Reveals Plans For Mummers Parade
The Alsatia Club outlines an expanded Halloween Mummers Parade set for October 31 in Hagerstown with 16 floats and about 25 bands from Cumberland Valley, Western Maryland and West Virginia. Rex Gaver and Arthur Speicher coordinate entries, with a longer route, no political groups, and tickets going on sale October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Cumberland Valley
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Rex Gaver
Arthur Speicher
Alsatia Club
Prospect
Washington Streets
Public Square
Potomac Street
Maple Avenue
Baltimore Street
Almust
Tom Cross
Hallowe
Potomac Edison Company
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Hagerstown
Strecker Case Before Court Review In Deportation Question
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Strecker case to decide if joining the Communist party justifies deportation and if Labor Department actions against CIO leader Harry Bridges may resume. Strecker, Austrian-born in Hot Springs Arkansas, paid dues to the party. Bridges, Australian-born, faced similar grounds. The Fifth Circuit reversed a deportation order for Strecker citing insufficient proof of advocacy of overthrow. The decision impacts other cases under laws targeting membership in organizations advocating overthrow of the government.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Strecker
Communist Party
High’ Tribunal
Labor Department
Harry Bridges
CIO
Maritime Labor
Department
Bridges
Australia
Joseph G. Strecker
Hot Springs
Ark
Austria
Fifth Federal Circuit Court
United States
Second Circuit
Federal Trade Commission
Biddle Purchasing Company of
New York
St. Louis
Wilfred Jones
Bible Gospel Mission Meeting at Madison Mission
A Bible Gospel Mission gathering is set for this evening at 800 o’clock in the Madison Mission. Rev. Mr. Hartle will be in charge for the service and the event centers on spiritual instruction and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mission
Bible Gospel Mission
Madison Mission
Mr. Hartle
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Vinton Hershey
Registration of Voters
Acts of the General Assembly of
Bagby
Board of Supervisors of Election
Boards of Registry
Red Men's Hall
Sharpsburg
Town Council Room
Antietam
Summit Ave
Rinehart Smith's
Potomsc
Wendler
Wort Baltimore St
South Hagerstown Fire Co
Guilford Ave
First St
Odd ‘Fellows’ Hall
Pure
Funketown
C. A M Ball
Sandy Hook
Walter
Dargan
Paul Smith
Tilahmanton
Cearfoss
Harry Schueler
E. Lee St
Hageratown
Ih Smith and Schnafer
Potomac
St. Hagerstown
Chewsville
Robert Shafer
Downaville
Coston Motors
W. Franklin St
Ato J
S. M. Bloom & Co
N. Potomac $T
Caroline McBrien
Prospect Ave
Potomac Ave
Hull
N. Locust St
Fairground
North Mulberry Street
Wilson's
Washington St
Western Enterprise Fire Hall
Washington Square
W. Frank Ma St
West End
Salem Ave
Adin’ Dowmen
West Side Ave
Roy Myers
Bryan Place
Fisher
Halfway
Assell H. Geeting
B. Knadler
Richard Rauth
Charles O' Ward
Enea
Topeka
Kas
Whovill
Tea
St. Mary’s Church
Schindel
Rohrer
Potomac St
Gldn
Crete
Chenile
Botte & Brush
Eyerly
Shallenger
North Dakota
The
House of Blue White Diamonds
Ced Flay
W. Washington
Raye
Electrolux
Hermae
4-H Club
States Livestock Sales, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
C.I.O
Nellie T. Muench
NTO
L.E.S
Le.s
Illuminating Engineering Society
I.be.s
Elen
CBS
I Pols
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